Hey guys, just now picked up on this one, been really busy with Christmas.
Ponder for a moment that this is truly a hoax and the more or less chiding laughter at a pretty good hoax...’haha.. yea guys! Good one this time’. Then ponder it from the question: why would someone go to the trouble? Thats an interesting one.
Now ponder it from a hypothetical 100% proven, we are certain of this because of these (insert hypothetical reasons here) bla bla bla.... Ok, what if its all 100% correct at the time it was said.... like an ongoing leaker, who makes correct predictions based on insider knowledge. Conditions change in Washington D.C. so fast at times... I bet a lot of decisions and choices get made based on inaccurate or incorrect information. If all this is true, then its a real problem.No one knows for sure whats going on with whom and why. Thats some serious confusion.
Either way, it isn’t a bad idea to prepare for both.
The thing about the Insider is he never offers up anything we don’t already know.
Still, I like the story and it’s fun to read
It's probably the obvious reason: it gets attention, and it promotes Ulsterman as being a fellow who has inside sources -- and thus ups his credibility, not to mention the number of hits on his website. Plus which, it's fun to write that sort of stuff.
It's almost certainly hokum. At the beginning, the insider was no longer inside, but had friends who are inside. Now his information gets increasingly more "inside," to the point where, now, with this "report," he's apparently inside the meeting room.
How ... convenient. It's a hoax.