Sunday, 2 September 2018

Ben Emlyn-Jones on Aslan's Roar

I have been interviewed on Aslan's Roar, the official podcast of the British Fight Facebook group, see: https://www.facebook.com/john.white.50596013/videos/2668618829830178/.
The host is an old friend from the early days of the David Icke Forum, John White. Subjects discussed include: QAnon, the state of the online conspirasphere, the dumping of radioactive waste off the coast of Wales and much much more.

7 comments:

  1. I don't know how anyone can read neil sanders two articles on Cambrige analytica, and still conclude Qanon is not some kind of psy-op. It reminds me of all the white hat stuff David Wilcox was comming out with c.15 yrs ago. I so want it to be genuine, and I suspect that's what they're playing to. As you say Ben, the proof is in the pudding, time will tell. PP.

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  2. Yes basolutely, PP. However, I explain why I don't agree that QAnon is just a psyop. I make no pretense that wishful thinking on my part is not a factor, but that is not a reason that I am definitely incorrect. We shall see...

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  3. The investigation and expose of Q by Unirock on the Kev Baker Show (7th August) clinched it for me

    https://youtu.be/7smsiwvZlyM

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  4. Hi Anon. I've seen that and other things Kev introduced me to. Kev is a good guy and I like him, but I don't go along with him on this one. As John and I explained, there is another side to the story.

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  5. The actual forensic detective work Unirock did on the metadata and so on seemed to stack up. Can you summarise in a sentence or two what the 'other side of the story' is for you Ben? Intrigued.

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  6. Not at the moment, Anon. I'm not ready to discuss this yet. I recommend the several YT channels criticizing Unirock. Dustin Nemos has been very informative, especially the recent debate he did.

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  7. Even more intrigued now! Thanks for that Ben, I'll check out Dustin Nemos as you suggested - hadn't heard of him before.

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