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Nordic » Tue Apr 15, 2014 9:14 am wrote:It seems there would be some sort of "real" news story somewhere about this, based on a police report. Where did this even supposedly take place? Can anyone find anything confirming this? While the press is obviously not to be trusted, a dead body and especially suicide gunshot victim usually results in some kind of public record being disclosed.
Michael C. Ruppert (Feb. 3 1951 - April 13 2014[1]) was an American author,[2] a former Los Angeles Police Department officer,[3] and investigative journalist and peak oil awareness advocate.
Desperately overwhelmed. Perhaps that is his final message. Why aren't we all?
His critics say Ruppert used dubious or partial sources to back his claims.
“Conspiracy theories may seem more nuisance than problem,” wrote columnist David Corn about Ruppert’s work in 2002. “But they do compete with reality for attention. There is plenty to be outraged over without becoming obsessed with X Files-like nonsense.”
"The planet is being destroyed all around us. Using money to try to address that problem; it's shooting yourself in the foot. Evolve or perish, grow up or die. An entirely new level of human consciousness is needed right now. Or we're all dead. Mankind openly descends into world of bloodshed without end. Dog eat dog until everything is killed and the last man commits suicide or is poisoned, having all the toys and they mean nothing!
When you believe you're already dead and you've got nothing to live for, you fight better than you've ever fought in your life! When your back's to the wall. That's the only time when humans actually choose to evolve, at the moment of death. At the moment when we face our destruction. That's when the greatest leaps in human consciousness and the leaps of human heart take place.
I'm tired! I'm ready to die. Great! Bring it, I'm not afraid of death at all! That'll be a big relief for me, that'll be graduation! 'God, I get to get out of this god-forsaken shit-hole!!!'...that I love more than anything else in the world. The scout's knife is sharp on both edges. It cuts in both directions."
Perelandra » Tue Apr 15, 2014 1:35 pm wrote:Ruppert's 9/11 work was seminal, agree Neon, RIP.
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