While they are very good at reporting the current situation in the Ukraine, they don’t realise our leaders are mere puppets taking orders from the City of London bankers and a famine is just what they want, even to the extent of offering farmers a large sum of money to retire!
You are absolutely right. For some time I stopped listening to Alexander because of this blind spot he has;I find Alex more forthright in calling the puppet masters out. I have come back to Alexander due to his interest in and knowledge of Russia and his willingness to talk about it. But his utter blindness to many matters is very frustrating and on occasion I stop listening, as he is so far off track. The reason for this has long puzzled me.
Yes Danceaway Ian Crane was a great loss, but I think his death was induced. As you say, Alex has a blind spot, but then we have to use our God given instinct to rightly divide the truth which, as an ancient once said, was like gold because it takes a lot of digging amongst rubbish to find a speck of gold. Don’t think I’m complaining. it was just an observation and much appreciate the info you put up – so well done!
Tap has also remarked that he feels Ian’s death was not altogether natural. Many of us tried our best to prevent it, but it was too little too late. Ian was an inspiration which continues to guide us in the quest you so rightly describe.
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While they are very good at reporting the current situation in the Ukraine, they don’t realise our leaders are mere puppets taking orders from the City of London bankers and a famine is just what they want, even to the extent of offering farmers a large sum of money to retire!
You are absolutely right. For some time I stopped listening to Alexander because of this blind spot he has;I find Alex more forthright in calling the puppet masters out. I have come back to Alexander due to his interest in and knowledge of Russia and his willingness to talk about it. But his utter blindness to many matters is very frustrating and on occasion I stop listening, as he is so far off track. The reason for this has long puzzled me.
This is when we really feel the great loss of Ian R Crane. He had the whole picture as well as the day to day developments and their implications.
Yes Danceaway Ian Crane was a great loss, but I think his death was induced. As you say, Alex has a blind spot, but then we have to use our God given instinct to rightly divide the truth which, as an ancient once said, was like gold because it takes a lot of digging amongst rubbish to find a speck of gold. Don’t think I’m complaining. it was just an observation and much appreciate the info you put up – so well done!
Tap has also remarked that he feels Ian’s death was not altogether natural. Many of us tried our best to prevent it, but it was too little too late. Ian was an inspiration which continues to guide us in the quest you so rightly describe.