(Thanks, A. :)

Reader Anon writes:

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Re: Reader: 'Mike Adams claims to have the CIA....

I think your article is spot on. I’ve been listening to Mike Adams podcasts for a very long time and I’ve detected an evolution in his presentations: at the beginning his podcasts were shorter and he stuck to the facts. Then sometime late in November Mike Adams started editorializing and the podcasts exceeded an hour. Even his listeners noticed, because they collectively asked him to do the news first, and then go off script. Once he got a word that possibly some people on Trump team might be listening, all of a sudden 30% of the podcast is a narcissistic ranting about him, his guns, his military training, his connections, him being the most censored person ever, etc. - he’s definitely on the way to start discrediting himself like Alex Jones had, once he started getting popular.

Vanity is described as a sin, and we are seeing it’s early onset of it in Mike Adams and now also Scott McCay. It will be unfair to compare Mike Adams and Scott McCay to either Simon Parkes, Charlie Ward or Robert Steele. Why? Because S. Parkes, C. Ward and R. Steele always stick to the facts and listening to them you get the impression it’s always about the message and never about the messenger. I was listening yesterday to a podcast Charlie Ward did with Scott McCay and I stopped counting how many times Scott bragged about how popular he has become. Charlie kept getting back on the message and Scott kept talking about himself - the disconnect was absolutely obvious. Mike Adams has mis-analyzed many times proven facts and I was wondering whether this happened due to incomplete research or simple lack of quality sources. Sometimes listening to his podcasts I was astonished on his inability to connect the dots and I think this is what drove me away from his podcasts. Last night I listened Mike’s podcast for the first time this year and no surprise there - same old same old, except much worse now. His narcissistic departure has completely obliterated his truth-teller image and his rant about Lin Wood and the CIA secret only Mike knows was so bizarre and off-putting.

Needless to say, I’ve never observed this egocentric behavior with either Simon Parkes, Charlie Ward or Robert Steele - I think these three gentlemen are the real deal, the real signal, the real truth-tellers, the real messengers. The rest of the wannabes are just that - a noise.

Who said there’s no jealousy in the digital soldiers’ world? I think we are witnessing this sad trend. Don’t let the noise distract you, keep searching for the real signal, do your homework and make your own conclusions. There’s enough room for everyone out there, hell, now I’m thinking maybe I should throw my hat in the digital ring too!

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