posted on Nov, 23 2008 @ 01:54 PM
I listen to Alex online several times a week, coast to coast streamlink if I'm interested in the topic, and I'm a subscriber to Jeff Rense. I like
to keep up with whatever they are all on about but frankly, I don't agree with any of them on some things.
These alternative guys often have some good points to make and they can help keep you up-to-date and thinking, but my advice is to keep your own open
mind and take everything said with a grain of salt.
I turn off Alex when he gets on one of his maniac rants which is fairly often. Sometimes he turns his anger on his own listeners, which I find
particularly distasteful. Like, he'll say something like "You there sitting on your butt! You think I'm kidding don't you!" And he'll start in
ranting. I have to switch it off at that point. Also, just like any famous radio talk guy, he's got a huge ego and yes-man cronies to go with it. I
hate that step-and-fetch-it attitude towards his staff of yes-men. But I do continue to tune in several times a week because I think he is pretty much
right on target with some of his views about some issues. I like hearing his point of view, anyway, even if I don't fully agree with everything.
I tend to like Ian Punnett and George Knapp better than Noory, but I like Noory, too. Sometimes coast just sort of grinds out the same old tired
topics without any new info. But sometimes there is a terrific show on c2c.
I've listened to Rense for years. I like hearing Jim Marrs on Rense but usually they just shoot the bull without any new info or preparation, which
is sometimes frustrating. I do like Jim Marrs and hardly ever disagree with Jim.
I'm a big fan of Linda Moulton Howe. Whitley, well, I subscribe to his Dreamland podcast and enjoy William Henry's stuff and some others. Whitley is
another really big ego who's done everything, seen everything, etc. Always has to have the last word on everything. So, that can get tedious.
So anyhow, Alex Jones... worth checking out what he's currently on about but remember, you don't have to buy in to every angle he's ranting on.