Corbett is great. Have you seen my caricature of him?

Corbett and Tripoli are like apples and orangutans. I don't know if they're really comparable. And I'm pretty sure Corbett is not a fruit with a wife and 2 kids.

Tripoli gets a pass because he's funny and actually pretty informed on many things. Even more informed and on the ball when discussing blander stuff with Jimmy Dore. Sure he's wild and loose, but he's also great at telling folks to trust but verify, and that he's not omnipotent, etc. Best of all - he's the gateway drug to conspirophilia.

I often give YouTube comments for his show to correct or expand on topics with citations. It bothers me that much. But you can't get it all, especially when folks who might actually be capable of running a tighter ship with strong comedy are too frightened, for whatever any number of reasons, of doing it better.

Someone better than Jamie. He needs a better sidekick who's brings it with equal value, but won't diminish the yucks. A multidisciplinary truther blackbelt to his grand goofiness.

But how can anyone be adept in all the areas of history and society and geopoltics and and and... all under "their" Full Spectrum Dominance.

Content to share?

I usually spam (post) the stuff that's worthy of people's time and forgo the rest. I feel my comment links are usually pretty good but I often overdo them (at least by comparison) and frequently add them as citation/proof and don't actually expect folks to read entire Wikipedia articles. Sometimes there's stuff worth posting separately, but I figure that if it's related and folks are interested they'd follow the threat (or find it if the SaidIt search could scan comments too!). There's already too much to handle.

I've been busy with the wiki stuff so I've been listening to this really weird stuff...

EDIT: I forgot to add the link to Good Morning, Jonestown : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEPkuGIkbLUt46gnJra886w

It's good for background noise, though I usually prefer music. I've been corresponding with them actually. I love their sound engineering, despite being almost unlistenable. I'd seen them before somehow, like Magnora7, but I'd not delved into it until TinFoilHat.

Also, this stuff is wild: "Michael Cremo - 'Forbidden Archaeology' - Talks at Google" (2014-10-07) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKfGC3P9KoQ That is only my second exposure after his interview on the "Conscious Resistance" YouTube channel, so I don't know if there is better work to share on him or the topic. (Better, being more concise, digestible, shorter, production value, etc.) I was actually surprised he didn't even touch on all of the weird man made structures around the world. I'd expected discussion about erosion around the Sphinx, or how they still don't know how some ancient stone cities were built on the top of those mountains, etc etc etc.