1st Annual Conspiracy Con: An Exercise in Group Paranoia
as reported by Skylaire Alfvegren
The conference provided a well-rounded primer on what to expect in the New World Order, and the audience--a far cry from the sea of gullibility one often finds at UFO conferences--seemed to weigh each lecture with surprisingly robust objectivity.
William Thomas, an award-winning indipendent investigative journalist from Canada, provided a concise overview of the contrail/chemtrail threat. He explained how both the public and private sector are blanketing the upper atmosphere with materials (speculated to be primarily aluminum) which are intended to reflect 1% of the sun's energy so that we can continue depending on fossil fuels for another half-century. Now in his third year of research, he vowed that 2001 will be the "breakthrough year" for bringing it before the public. He rallied the audience to take action by forming grass-roots organizations, protesting properly and bringing the issue to the attention of the media.
(Later, during the panel discussion, Dr. Len Horowitz would be the first to bring up the mainstream media, explaining to the rapt crowd that five corporations control it which have "a lock over the military-industrial-entertainment complex." He commented on Thomas‚ earlier suggestions on how to get press coverage of chemtrails and the like. "If there's one thing we can use to our advantage it's the herd instinct. And I know as a former mainstream journalist, that once a story is broken, the rest of the media will jump on it and that's to our advantage. That's the way to drag the mainstream media kicking and screaming into serious truth-telling.")
Horowitz, like a number of conspiracy researchers, wears many hats: he's an independent journalist, a Harvard-educated expert in public health education, a dentist and the author of more than two-dozen books on the engineered origins of global health crises. He fell into the world of conspiracies after investigating the case of the Florida dentist who purposefully transmitted the AIDS virus to his patients. (Already something of a sleuth, he published scientific evidence that the dentist fit the FBI's profile of a serial killer, and from there, began researching AIDS.) His 600-page tome, Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola--Nature, Accident, or Genocide? (Tetrahedron Press, 1996) is probably the most frightening book of the decade, and already a classic in the US. In it, Horowitz investigates currently-used "non-lethal" warfare practices including polluted blood supplies, contaminated vaccines, emerging microbes and electromagnetic force fields.
Of all the lecturers presenting at Conspiracy Con, Dr. Horowitz is the one whose information should be most heeded. On a distressing note, Horowitz pre-empted his usually concise lecture with a plea for prayer: soon to leave for South Africa, he had recently received four phone calls claiming he would be assassinated there.
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