Posted on 04/20/2024 5:26:29 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
“At least, that’s the ‘supernatural’ theory Fox News vet and one-time MSNBC host Tucker Carlson put forward this week on comedian Joe Rogan’s podcast”
It boggles my mind how anyone still trusts Carlson. This, the same idiot that had to be fired from Fox even after their election night fiasco and the blatant display of their obvious anti-Trump bias. And so he pretends not to be what he really is. It’s a pattern.
This is the same guy that pandered to the Russians by praising the city of Moscow and praising their “low grocery prices”. The question you really have to ask is... is he really that stupid? Or is he just really that leftist under the skin. I posit the latter.
Good post. The answer has been before us all along, some just refuse to accept it. Fear, hiding behind a tough guy persona, is usually the main reason.
The first part is likely true.
Tucker should really lay off the ball tanning. It’s affecting his brain.
I like Tucker but this does seem a bit “out there”.
Fake. Or staged...
We are spirits in the material world.
A methodological flaw of the first few thousand years of science was the “thought experiment”. Worked well for lots of things, but sometimes the easy answer is not the correct answer.
I am reminded of the Star Trek episode where the enterprise crew encounters “God” who demands that they give him their spaceship.
The entity does seem god-like, but Kirk blows away the illusion by asking, “Why does God need a spaceship?”
And I would ask: “Why would spiritual beings need a base under the ocean?”
Personally, I am not big on UFO stuff. But I figure if there is anything to it, the extraterrestrials come from a different dimension and may be more akin to angels and demons. I don’t think they need a base on Earth.
He is correct. It’s going to be part of the great deception.
I had to double check this wasn’t a post from The Onion.
AI will definitely be used for the Great Deception. It’s getting to the point where you don’t know if a video is real or not.
Well Marcus, post any contrary evidence you have..,
Hm. The overall thing I found upsetting about Tucker was his dishonesty in presenting a point of view.
He can oppose support for Ukraine. But he made it a mission, and he presented guests and arguments that did not reach a grammar-school level of knowledge on foreign policy.
He also hates certain people. He was on a white hot mission against Jared Kushner. I don’t care about JK but Tucker was starting to foam at the mouth, threatening to oppose Trump.
My take is that Tucker became Glenn Beck, but he’s not as nice or as responsible as Beck.
Yeh, they’re called demons.
Uh, our planet, is a planet.
I was always a fan of Chuck Missler, Michael Heiser, LA Marzuli, Gary Stearman, of Stearman aircraft fame. Also Trey Smith and Tim Alberino.
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