I didn't see this pop up in the newsfeed. Several sites have run this story.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/wikipedia-thre...-attendees.html

Despite the sources and where the news comes from, there are many notable people that have attended.

I'll stay neutral on this issue but wanted to point it out for those that missed it yesterday.

Hah! "This article does not cite any references or sources"
followed by a long list of references.

But I still have problems with anything on Prison Planet.
Alex Jones is not entirely to be trusted, any more than other
conspiracy freaks. He's discovered something disgusting:
one can make a lot of money fueling the paranoia of
American baby boomers.

Flap, flap, flap.

And furthermore, one of the listed attendees, "Lord Black of Crossharbour" ,
is currently in federal prison.

yeah, someone added a PROD tag and someone else removed it. SHOCKING NEWS!


Found something funny in the comments, though.

I started to watch Alex Jones up until the point where he made the Eugenics argument for NWO. The whole Eugenics theory has been debunked back to the Holocaust era. In order for him to believe in Eugenics goes against the beliefs of the Holocaust.

His sites and crew are informative for sources, but beyond that I don't buy into his ideology.

Eugenics got smeared by association with the Nazis, but that's a sort of Godwin's Law thing. Most of the evil things the Nazis did, aren't necessary to the basic ideas of eugenics.

Today, we've had to rename a lot of eugenic ideas and they go under the headings of planned parenthood, genetic counceling, genetic engineering, and the like. When given the free choice, very few parents would really deliberately refuse technologies to eliminate genetic diseases.

Or course, that's not everybody. Here in the US we recently had a nearly brainless woman have eight babies at a time, to give her a total of 14. Many with defects, and none of them paid for.

At times like this I think of Cyril Kornbluth's old tales of The Marching Morons and wonder if he wasn't onto something. I have the feeling I'm being outbred. Happy 200th, Darwin.

Yeah, I nominated the article because it was a craptastic list of people that may or may not have gone to a conference, mostly unsourced. You could add anyone you wanted to the list with or without reference and your addition would stick. It's a blight, it's conspiracrap, and it's a massive BLP violation.

But that's the kind of thing this site supports/opposes/supports/opposes, right?

Yeah, only if it's not Cabal-Approved Wiki-Shit.

Since this relates to NWO/Bilderburger conspiracies, and not to Ayn Rand,
Israeli hyper-Zionism, the magical CIA, or other Cabal favorites,
it might get a passing Review grade as a subject.

(Despite being paranoid crazy talk, of course. )

I do like that smiley. It suits this subject matter well.


Kornbluth woulda loved Idiocracy. (Despite being a ripoff of his work.)
Sadly, he might also mistake most recent Hollywood blockbusters
for sequels to Idiocracy. And "reality television" would send him
screaming into the night.

Ever read The Space Merchants?
Even more complete and accurate futurism than The Marching Morons.
Closer to what we have today.

NWO. I'd take a guess and say you mean New World Order? But there's a lot of stuff that could mean as well. It's the fascist/socialist world-government thing, isn't it? Or maybe the Jones guy is into racially-pure wrestling?

The Holocaust has beliefs?

No, it's not. The Nazi movement would have died out early in its history without ever coming to power, were it not for the assistance, financial and otherwise, of powerful figures in the eugenics movement (including the Harriman family and hangers-on such as Prescott Bush.)