Poor Les Nessman had to spend several weeks in the hospital, again, after getting that earful. Les was always nervous and impressionable, so that information might've been a bit more than he could handle. Even though the effects of conspiracy theories on the low minded are pretty well known (most forms of paranoid schizophrenia for instance, and of course that father & son tin foil hat act Mel & Hutton Gibson!), they still remain a popular form of entertainment for the hardier among us. In most major radio markets you can settle in with Coast to Coast AM any night of the week - like a bed time story for juvenile delinquents. The strange thing is that conspiracy theories have gained a kind of street cred over the past 10 years. So much so that it might be worthwhile to take a look at one popular sci fi series to see if their might be more to it than we realize!
'Heavy Metal' anagrams to 'Have tamely', but don't let that fool you!
rat tail stagnates
Richard Dean Anderson shares more in common with former President George W Bush than chance resemblance (or is it chance?).. Anderson is also rotten with Illuminati connections. His most public Illuminati association is through the sci fi cult TV series Stargate.
the truth is out there - so beam me up!
Stargate is the TV series that references Illuminati beliefs that their distant ancestors were reptilian ET's who came to Earth in ancient Egypt; both to possess the bodies of young, healthy, attractive Earthlings, and to rule humanity like livestock. Their transmission device was the stargate that allowed them instantaneous transportation from one part of the universe to another by using constellations to navigate. So now we not only have reptilian references, but the whole astro theology angle.
who's your daddy? UFO Elvis!
Up shot is that a whole generation of young sci fi fans have been unwittingly indoctrinated into Illuminati believes without their knowledge (that's were the unwitting part comes in - it's easier to indoctrinate someone without their knowledge is they are unwitting) faster than you can say "Heavy Metal" backwards.
Shroud of Turin contains embedded image of NYC subway routes!
However don't take my word for it. Here's Toronto's most controversial radio show host Gary Bell to give you the low down on what's really going on right under your nose with his latest broadcast on The View From Space! No stargate's were used in the Spaceman's broadcast!