(Thanks, C. :)

Reader C. writes:

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Doug Gabriel a Jesuit by Own Admission

Doug Gabriel once said on air he's a Jesuit. His admission was years ago, but I distinctly recall it. He was bonding with a fellow Jesuit, guest or host, which I cannot recall; it might have been "Lionel Nation," but I'm only sure of Doug. Since hearing the admission, I stopped following Doug.

In Anna's outline of American history, Doug's focus on Britain makes sense. A Jesuit would oppose his chief competition for conquest of America by deceit. (The Chinese plan it by force.)

The Leader Tech story I believe to an extent. However the online realm is one of spooks. Leader Tech blames corporations and Britain. IP robbers or inventors were really Uncle Sam's men. Front corporations like Facebook and Google are cover ops. Uncle Sam cannot spy on America, so Five Eyes and Googlebook do the dirty for him. You OK terms of service, because "I have nothing to hide" and "it's free e-mail." So you think the laws against spying foolish, and your taxes pay the bills. Google's expenses compared to alleged business reveal an obvious front funded by undisclosed sources. Ditto Facebook. The Leader Tech story is more than corporate infighting.

Mike McKibben believes his own tale, but he wears a cowboy hat, a red flag. Nobody wears them today even in cattle country. Mexican illegals working American ranches wear other headgear. Western cities hardly see cowboy hats. They mostly pop up online for the impression. "Old West" wear is psychology. Characters like Juan O'Savin, Mr. Cowboy Boots himself, indulge Western fashion to seem "good guys." Cowboy boots are horribly uncomfortable, difficult to put on and take off, and serve just one purpose, keeping spurs, snakes, and thorns off your calves. Wearing them around town and in the home is affectation.

Cowboy hats keep the sun out of your eyes and rain off your head. No one indoors should wear one. There it's just a costume. Drop the cowboy hat, Mike. Then I might hear you opine on propaganda.

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