The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is widely known to be an anti-Semitic fraud. So why are esoteric researchers and conspiracists still talking about the document as if it is authentic?
The audio:
[audio http://www.clickcaster.com/resource/audio/the-persistence-of-the-protocols.mp3]
The world’s largest corporations, including Procter & Gamble, Siemens, Motorola and Time Warner, may be planning to port our individual consciousnesses over to machine-generated alternate realities (think Second Life).
The companies will use embedded sensors and displays, RFID tags and other tracking devices, and brain implants as the real-to-virtual gateway through which humans will either jump, or be pushed.
That is, of course, if you believe that think tanks not only predict the future, but actually shape it (link and excerpt, below).
The Institute for the Future predicts “a culture of layered realities” marked by the “intermingling of alternate-reality games and real-life interactions in physical–digital space,” in its 2005-2015 “Map of the Decade.”
P&G and the other companies are IFTF members. Rand Corp. researchers, backed by the Ford Foundation, founded the futurist think tank in 1968.
IFTF is headed by one of the fathers of the internet, Jacques Vallée. (He also happens to be one of the world’s leading UFO experts. Vallée was among several prominent ufologists at a GWU symposium I covered for Wired in 2002.)
Now Jane McGonigal, a developer and expert on ubiquitous technologies (a category that includes arfids and embedded sensors) and alternate reality games, is on the IFTF payroll.
“As a futures forecaster,” reads one line from McGonigal’s bio, “I explore how games might be used to virtualize everyday life.”
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Exopolitics is the study of the “key actors, institutions and political processes associated with the extraterrestrial hypothesis,” says Michael Salla, Ph.D. in this intro to his website, Exopolitics.org.
The site presents only unbiased, scholarly exopolitical research, says Scalla. (Found this through Freeman.)
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Civilization is inhuman, Austin-based says eso-researcher Freeman. His guest, Dr. Michael Salla, agrees. Salla says there are 57 different alien species interacting with planet Earth at this moment.
“Short grays” are among the few interacting with the U.S. government. The short grays are known to abduct humans for genetic experiments, says Freeman.
Freeman also suspects the alien short grays live underground. And he finds it very interesting that computers are made from “silicon, gas and gold”–all subterranean materials.
Salla suggests the activities of the small grays are directed by a race called the tall whites, or tall grays, and other races of reptilians and praying mantises.
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It does seem as if government officials like to disclose what they know (if anything) about UFOs, s-l-o-w-l-y, often years later.
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