posted on Nov, 7 2010 @ 02:07 AM
I saw the TV episodes of Conspiracy Theory months before I read the book. The book leaves much more to question, but I think Jesse is the real deal.
From what I gathered from his book and TV show, he tries to present the facts in with an attitude that most of the general public will relate to, you
have to remember that most of the sheeple have never heard of most of the theories and topics his TV show presents. I just think his motives are a
little different than most. I think he truly believes in what he's doing, but also sees this as a money making opportunity, keep in mind that he is
a professional wrestler. I don't blame the man for trying to make a buck in his "retirement". I remember seeing Jesse on some video with Willie
Nelson, smoking dope, and talking about conspiracy stuff, so any friend of Willie's is a friend of mine, lol. One of those "I'll never smoke dope
with Willie again" moments. As for the powers that be hindering what he does, I'd say it's completely true. They probably see him as a clown, one
of their pawns who is controlled regardless of what he believes. I suppose money being his end all, be all, motivating factor, that this is true.
And with money being the key motivator, that point is in check. At the end of the day, I think anyone that watches Conspiracy Theory has a few points
to take home, and pursue at their leisure, if they're not completely asleep, and if they're not so far gone as to debunk everything the man has to
say. He speaks the truth, but he, like the rest, are allowed to broadcast and be seen by the TPTB, and as long as you're broadcasting on their
airwaves, what they say goes, and does so. At any rate, props to Jesse for saying what's on his mind, and being seen a little more than the rest of
us. Hopefully his show will cause a few to pursue a little of what he says, and it will snowball from there.