9/11 "Troofer" Charlie Veitch renounced his previous fervently held beliefs. He changed his mind after a dark night of the Soul brought on by demolitions expert explaining to him in detail reasons why the Twin Towers could not have been brought down in the way he believed. He was then fairly closely connected to both Alex Jones and David Icke but since he announced his change of heart, he lost those relationships and has received death threats. His mother and he have received threatening e-mails also.
The Telegraph ran an interesting article about this. Its tells how Veitch became a "Troofer":
And at six o’clock one morning, after a night out at a club, it pounced.
“I was absolutely spangled from the nightclub when my best friend said ‘Charlie, you know you’re Right-wing and you joined the Army? Well, they were lying to you.’ I’m like, ‘What?’ He said, ‘9/11; it wasn’t as you think.’ It was almost like an initiation into a cult, a religion. You’re being given special knowledge.”
Most directly relevant to the issues at hand here, he also gained critical consciousness about the contentious Jewish/reptilian connection:
In essence, the modern conspiracy narrative is the same as the one that has existed since at least the 19th century: that the few (often termed the “Illuminati”) control the many. This, of course, is the nucleus of the dangerous anti-Jewish myth. When he was an insider, did he experience anti-Semitism? His eyes open wide: “Loads. Loads. I was once accused of being a Jew because of my olive skin and my nose. They said, ‘We can’t trust him’.” And when they say the ‘Illuminati’ or ‘Reptiles’, do they actually mean Jews? “It’s slightly complicated but, mostly, yes,” he says.
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 4:39 pm
