Is John Lear Spreading Disinfo?, page 33


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reply posted on 25-1-2008 @ 09:20 PM by weedwhacker
reply to post by johnlear



I kinda liked your old signature, about riding a horse under a clear blue sky...but, hey, who's going to argue with a Forum Mod?

Just kidding, of course.

Side note: When I was a newbie (newby, nooby...all spellings count) I discovered ATS and was astounded...and I saw your name, and was doubly astounded!

While I will tend to be sceptical, I am not close-minded. Throw some evidence in my face, and I think I will get it!!!

I might be a little thick-headed at times...guess it comes with the territory. I mean, pilots want facts, something to see and touch and examine. So, you can understand, I hope, why I have had a tough time taking all you say at face value.

Just keep at it, state your opinions, and we will continue to listen...and learn.


reply posted on 29-1-2008 @ 12:29 PM by bigfatfurrytexan
Originally posted by DogHead
This is a forum. Point and counterpoint is how it works. Consider me the counterpoint for the Learish goblinism.

Hegel would be so proud.

Calling bulls__t isn't trolling, it's just calling bulls__t.


You can call it what you want. I am cool with that.

But you are not distinguishing the difference between calling him on his BS, and crossing the line into obnoxiousness.

You are not calling his theories into question so much as his character. While one may indicate the other, i would not say it is true often enough to warrant that as a general rule (consider one of thousands of "heretics" that laid the foundation for our current understanding).

I read your link in the other thread. Interesting read. It would seem to support the concept that the UFOlogy field is a dog eat dog world. If it were true in its' entirety, the only thing that changes is that i would be more leary of meeting John at his home. Since it is still unfounded (i am not calling you or your friend a liar, but stating that the whole story is as much heresay as Johns rebuttal) i can only be mostly indifferent about it.

I suspect that, until you get legal recourse or some level of proof beyond the anecdotal, not many people are going to fall in line with your story.

And the fact that you are restating it over and over again as justification to disbelieve what John (and Zorgon, too...although they are indeed two separate people) posts and to level personal attacks on it.

I love your avatar. That was a really good movie. I love some of the hidden messages it contained.

[edit on 29-1-2008 by bigfatfurrytexan]


reply posted on 3-2-2008 @ 06:17 AM by spacevisitor
reply to post by DogHead



Originally posted by DogHead
And Bill Moore would know ALL about it. Thank goodness someone like THAT doesn't have their own forum at ATS.


Originally posted by DogHead
I mean, can you IMAGINE the harm they could do on a daily basis, leading people astray, shilling for penny ante con job books and such, and all the other Good Friday mystification that goes along with it?


Originally posted by DogHead
Wow, we really are lucky not to have anything like that happening.


Originally posted by DogHead
Phew.


Interesting remarks you make here.
But why is it, that when I see you make remarks like this, and follow for instance this thread started by yourself,
reply to post by DogHead


giving if I am right, others the strong impression that you support the Meier case, but reading your answers in it, the alarm bells starts ringing in the back of my head?

Why have I that strange feeling that you fit in a way in your own remarks here.

Originally posted by DogHead
Disinformation is a strange and bi-zarre game.
One of the key factors in any successful disinformation scheme is that it must contain some elements of truth in order to be credible. Once the information is believed, the work of counterintelligence or disinformer is complete. They can simply withdraw in the confidence that the dirty work of spreading their poisonous seeds will be done by others."


But I must be absolute the only one, so don’t let it you trouble to much.


reply posted on 7-3-2008 @ 01:24 AM by Hefficide
Greetings all!

This is my very first post and I pray that I do not make too much of a hack of it. And I readily admit that, at 33 pages, I, at best, scanned over the material in this thread (At least the last fifteen or so pages).

But my ideas on the original subject of this Thread seem to differ from what I have seen so far. I have witnessed absolutes. Polarized opinions. Paraphrasing it seems to fall into two camps, John Lear is Legitimate? Or is John Lear involved in disinformation.

My idea is, maybe it is a bit of both?

Imagine an episode of CSI, where we are informed that a single hair, left at a crime scene, can be enough evidence to prosecute us. The average person would try to clean a crime scene spotless. This is a vain tactic. The human eye misses so much. But, imagine if a criminal were to rob the dumpster of a local, high volume, hair cuttery, taking bags of hair away... What if this criminal then dumped all that hair INTO the crime scene.

Suddenly a matching hair, from the criminal is no longer a cut and dry case. It is ONE hair out of dozens, or hundreds of different hair samples. The criminal has, effectively, glutted the evidence chain and created reasonable doubt.

I personally think, from what I have read (And, yes, i do realize that my join date is very recent. But I have lurked on this sight, of and on, for years. Never as much as the last month of so. But it is not unfamiliar to me), that JohnLear seems to work in a manner not unlike the above mentioned imaginary criminal.

John Lears' personal history is replete with examples that he tends to buck the system and do things on his own terms. What more exciting thing could there be, for such a man, than to be told that he can release extremely cutting edge facts, just as long as he buries them in with tons of false information as well.

Diamonds in the rough. One fact sandwiched between ten misdirections? Twenty?

What a wonderful feeling it would be to know that you'd be allowed to tell your own story, no matter how outrageous or secret, just as long as you couched that secret in with enough packaging (sic disinformation) as to make the revelation seem harmless and suspect.

I offer this as food for thought only. And I offer it because the idea came to me, very quickly, as I read Mr. Lears' posts.

My opinion is that Mr. Lear is a very intelligent man. His storied, if not slightly mysterious past, seems to have impressed the moderators (Who check credentials if I am not mistaken, but who are not obligated to share the results of such checks with the general population here) to such a degree that they support him openly. Mr Lear presents himself as jovial, sage, and wise. He deals with negative posts, and their posters, with a skill that proves a mastery of diplomacy and tact.

A man this well rounded, in my estimation, would not be prone to exotic flights of fancy unless there was reason. And, despite what I have read earlier in this thread, he seems to show no signs of senile dementia that I can observe.

Kudos to Mr Lear. If nothing else, he provides this community with much to ponder and he proves to be a wellspring of class.

Regardless of beliefs, or position, Mr Lear has most certainly won my respect as a human being.



[edit on 7/3/08 by Hefficide]
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