12-04-2013, 04:32 PM
I would guess he'd be fine as the media blackout surrounding all things Gladio and Northwoods related in the USA, UK and Australia (especially Gladio) ensures that 99.999% of the population have never heard of the subject, have certainly never heard of Imposimato and lack the factual understanding as backup to digest anything he might have to say on the matter. Consequently all roads regarding the Gladio attacks and attendant European terrorist massacres throughout the 60's, 70's and early 80's can lead back to the hand and funding of US intelligence agencies and the gang of corrupt figures that approved the deaths of many innocents, yet those very same figures are never confronted with the issue and can smugly cry 'conspiracy theorist' to anyone that points these things out. The late, Pulitzer Prize winning film critic Roger Ebert used the phrase 'rabid conspiracy theorists' in an essay on SEABISCUIT a couple of years back, presumably still aggrieved from the long, combative discussion I had with him regarding 9/11 on his blog just one week earlier. (Ebert dismissed a summary of the contradictions in the 9/11 story that took an hour to write with a single sentence informing me that there was zero evidence to imply government complicity or foreknowledge - bless his heart, Ebert was (genuinely) in a coma during the period of time that Alex Jones' C-SPAN talk and numerous other shows sparked 9/11 discussion in the USA and eventually left the hospital to discover dozens of emails like my own sent to his inbox.) If Oprah or Piers Morgan book Imposimato on their shows next week then the honourable Prosecutor better avoid ice-covered roads and anything involving light aircraft, but I don't see that happening so his comments will sadly only be noticed for the time being by the converted.