Three
Interviews
Guy
McPherson
I
was interviewed by Reese Jones, an individual unaffiliated with any
company or organization. After following my work for several months,
she contacted via email and asked to conduct an extended interview
via YouTube. The latest clip, which is her favorite, is embedded
below. The interview was conducted 17 July 2014. The full slate of
video clips can be found here. I very much appreciate Reese’s
efforts.
This
video in the series is important, but then, they all are. This video
is particularly stark — Dr. McPherson dares to cite predictions
regarding the timeline for the end of the banking industry and the
power grid as we know them to be. Predictions are always a dangerous
thing to do. The universe seems to take umbrage and turn on its ear
just to make a mockery of this very type of hubris.
I
applaud Dr. McPherson’s courage. Every word he speaks is important;
whether you agree or disagree, the messages are provocative and given
with great care, and will provide one much to think about. And
sometimes, predictions do indeed come true.
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Interviewing
Dr. McPherson, you may discover he is a lyrical man; he seems to be
both sensitive artist as well as prodigious dispensary of scientific
facts. He seems given to philosophy, poetry, speculative wonder,
expressing deep appreciation for both cruel reality as well as the
ephemerally sublime.
He
is one of the most unique individuals I have ever come across on
Youtube, a video world populated with already very unique
individuals. And few if any of these come with the academic
credentials that adorn Dr. McPherson.
How
many have given up a lifetime of such solid investiture to follow
their higher truth? Very few it seems, and those who have seem most
often to fall by the wayside, mere shadows of their former,
compliant, successful selves. They dared dance on the peripheries of
accepted dogma, only to become pariahs held in utter disdain by their
more conservative peers.
Not
only is Dr. McPherson lyrically erudite, but he is also very
entertaining. You might find yourself mesmerized by his every word.
Right or wrong, agree or disagree, his message has the power to spur
us to action. As he says, all we really have is this one moment. Let
us make the most of it; who knows how many more there will be?
Abby
Martin interviewed Carolyn Baker about our forthcoming book on RT’s
Breaking the Set. The result is embedded below, with relevant action
starting at the 6:50 mark
The
second half of my months-old interview with the Doomstead Diner is
linked here.
It’s also embedded below
.
PS I will post the other interviews from Reese Jones when I have time
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