Mike Corey

Interesting.

Yeah, I think.

And it's a nice way to account for why bad things happen.

Why is there political injustice?

Why is there evil in this world?

It's the shape-shifting lizards from whatever that just want us to be sad and suck our fear energy to keep them going.

And why is there global warming in their minds?

That's one thing David Icke had said back in the 90s.

He was making the thesis that global warming is part of the plot by the lizards to create a more habitable

lizard-friendly world that they could then occupy over time.

So I think it kind of works a little bit to get people to think about these objectively true conspiracies that are multi-generational, that people like the Rockefeller brothers and others have been a part of or initiated into.

And then to move the sense of causal nexus into someplace that will make us not really capable of doing what Martin Luther King Jr.

was doing or John F. Kennedy or Fred Hampton or any number of these noble souls who emerged at different times with a commitment to righting the wrong, you know, and organizing, I think.

Again, it's my hypothesis.

I'm not saying I know that to be true.

It's just my hypothesis.

I mean, I don't think it's a purely Rockefeller-designed operation.

I just think that he was a conduit for— Sure, but what were his motives?

Well, I think his particular motives is in harmony with what his clan, what his family has been devoted to since, you know, John D. Rockefeller, the original sort of, you know, rail and oil magnate, rose to power as part of the U.S.

establishment.