I wasn’t going to comment on this but it seems that it warrants more support. There is a reason why this matters even if it leads to circular thinking. It’s like an itch I can’t scratch and this bugs me a lot.
I think the, is she/isn’t she real, debate has caused unexpected division. I don’t know why, as it’s just an opinion and people are perfectly entitled to those AND to change their minds when it may transpire that she is actually very real.
I’m not sure if it was Miri or Alex Kriel who did the Tweet analysis on her account but I feel that this is the one of the most important things to highlight. Tweeting 7 times an hour for 14-15 hours every single day for 9 months is a highly improbable output. Who has that much to say and the time to write it? Plus the multitude of WhatsApp groups she seems to be in.
Also the extremely swift criminal justice response and the entire process done via video link seems out of kilter with the usual process. As well as the terrible legal advice she seems to have received. Both perfectly reasonable things to question.
You seem to be pissing people off so keep calm and carry on, others can focus on their USP and you can focus on yours. Room for everyone.
I am smiling at 13 minutes in because over the last few months I have regarded on several occasions (when there is talk about a limited hangout etc) the three of you as the commentators I trust the most on social media! And yet, I don’t know any one of you personally, never met you. But I feel as if I do. Miri is correct. People do that.
Which brings me to a belated comment I never left after the previous Big Picture podcast; why don’t you have a meet up for (paid?) subscribers? I went to one Catherine Austin Fitts’s Solari arranged in the Netherlands and it was super good to shake her hand and meet her personally.
I wasn’t going to comment on this but it seems that it warrants more support. There is a reason why this matters even if it leads to circular thinking. It’s like an itch I can’t scratch and this bugs me a lot.
I think the, is she/isn’t she real, debate has caused unexpected division. I don’t know why, as it’s just an opinion and people are perfectly entitled to those AND to change their minds when it may transpire that she is actually very real.
I’m not sure if it was Miri or Alex Kriel who did the Tweet analysis on her account but I feel that this is the one of the most important things to highlight. Tweeting 7 times an hour for 14-15 hours every single day for 9 months is a highly improbable output. Who has that much to say and the time to write it? Plus the multitude of WhatsApp groups she seems to be in.
Also the extremely swift criminal justice response and the entire process done via video link seems out of kilter with the usual process. As well as the terrible legal advice she seems to have received. Both perfectly reasonable things to question.
You seem to be pissing people off so keep calm and carry on, others can focus on their USP and you can focus on yours. Room for everyone.
I am smiling at 13 minutes in because over the last few months I have regarded on several occasions (when there is talk about a limited hangout etc) the three of you as the commentators I trust the most on social media! And yet, I don’t know any one of you personally, never met you. But I feel as if I do. Miri is correct. People do that.
Which brings me to a belated comment I never left after the previous Big Picture podcast; why don’t you have a meet up for (paid?) subscribers? I went to one Catherine Austin Fitts’s Solari arranged in the Netherlands and it was super good to shake her hand and meet her personally.
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