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So, of course, on last week's episode, The Paracast with Gene and Chris, we had, I guess,

the honor really enjoyed talking with him of Ed Comerick, an exo politics fixionado.

Now, one of the things here that was interesting is that I kind of lit into him for the first part of the show.

And most people seem to take that in stride.

Other people said, shut up already.

Let the guy speak.

Of course, here in the powercast, we do feel sometimes that people have to be called out.

And one of the reasons we called out, Ed was because of the fact that he was telling us about what he found on the

internet. You can find lots of wacky things on the internet, but because you find wacky things

on the internet doesn't necessarily mean you believe those wacky things on the internet.

You have to show a little bit of skepticism. And I was hitting him on that and then, of course,

things settled down. And I guess the other point he was raising is maybe the powers that be are

keeping us from getting the evidence, what, the military industrial complex, the government,

the oil industry, et cetera, et cetera. So damned if you do, damned if you don't. What's your take,

Chris? Well, you know, I agree, I think that it's really important to vet your sources when you're on the net.

And I found quite a bit of very good information for my trickster book from .edu sites,

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