On the March 3, 2013 episode of Exposing Faux Capitalism, I interviewed former University of Ottawa physics professor, Dr. Denis Rancourt, and covered the following issues, among others:
Hour 1: Canada to put the word defence in defence spending and Dick Cheney mistakenly thinks the 2nd Amendment granted rights. Hour 2: Interview with persecuted former university physics professor, Denis Rancourt.
With Alan Dershowitz in the news for being the controlled opposition retort to the staged Alex Jones appearance on CNN’s Piers Morgan Tonight, let’s flash back to how Dr. Norman Finkelstein handled Alan Dershowitz in this 2003 debate on Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman.
Norman Finkelstein shows us how to debate — not like Alex Jones, who played his part in acting like a crazy nut, instead of making gun-grabbers like Dershowitz appear as the dishonest phonies they are.
On October 12, 2012, Alex Jones had Lindsey Williams on the show, and had his crew disable comments on the YouTube clip for the appearance due to past bogus predictions.
A check of the other YouTube videos around the same time show no comments being disabled.
What is Alex and Lindsey Williams so afraid of listeners and viewers commenting on?
He was also wrong about the BP Gulf Oil disaster being a catastrophe of biblical proportions in claiming that there was a big fissure that could rupture, and he will prove to be wrong — along with all the other Doomsday preachers — about a catastrophe around the end of 2012, coinciding with the end of the Mayan calendar, in claiming that the U.S. dollar would be dead within two weeks after the Euro allegedly collapses by the end of this year.
In 1985 Madonna famously said, “we are living in a material world,” but in 2012, we are living in a video world.
You will notice that whenever you do a Google search for something that has prominent videos on the Web, Google will put several videos on its first page of hits, often near the top.
Given that most people don’t go past the first page of search results, this shows that a primary Search Engine Optimization strategy should be to provide links to videos, especially YouTube clips, with the relevant search tags.
Alex Jones disables comments on Lindsey Williams interview due to past bogus predictions
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On October 12, 2012, Alex Jones had Lindsey Williams on the show, and had his crew disable comments on the YouTube clip for the appearance due to past bogus predictions.
A check of the other YouTube videos around the same time show no comments being disabled.
What is Alex and Lindsey Williams so afraid of listeners and viewers commenting on?
Here’s a big prediction that failed, as I wrote about in my May 2, 2011 article, Lindsey Williams’ 2010 oil price prediction tanked.
He was also wrong about the BP Gulf Oil disaster being a catastrophe of biblical proportions in claiming that there was a big fissure that could rupture, and he will prove to be wrong — along with all the other Doomsday preachers — about a catastrophe around the end of 2012, coinciding with the end of the Mayan calendar, in claiming that the U.S. dollar would be dead within two weeks after the Euro allegedly collapses by the end of this year.
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