Except for screen-fast weekends lately, I lead a very pattern-bound life. Up around 7 AM, sit with ipad and green tea (with added MCT oil); 8:30, walk with puppy Scampi for one hour; 9:30 to 10, more screen time; 10-12 I write posts on this site, usually. Then lunch; 1 PM nap, 2-4 PM whatever has been left unattended (including phone call, which spurs daily post on paralyzed, nerve-damaged son Colin Cudmore’s horrific, long-running ordeal); 4-5 PM yoga/taichi/chikung; 5 PM dinner with ipad.
Today, all that got fucked, royally fucked. I started this post at 10:20 AM, having not even taken my walk yet! Now it’s 2:20 PM, I’ve walked, lunched, napped, and sit here for final edit to this post.
What happened:
I came across a Clif High post on X/twitter that led me to a film that, hot damn, I couldn’t stop myself from sitting through until done.
This film, A Dark Alliance, features Darcy Weir’s interview with Jay Weidner, the years of his tenure at Gaia TV, his involvement with Corey Goode and David Wilcock. (Others show up too, like Michael Salla and Jordan Sather, but it’s not clear from the film whether or when either of both of them finally realized Corey Goode was a scam — and said so.) I notice that Wilcock, when he quit Gaia, blamed, not Corey Goode, but “Luciferian” influences . . .
How many of us are willing to admit we were wrong about something we deeply believed? That seems to be the main question facing the human race during these times, especially since the covid con. How many of us can think and act beyond our ego’s need to be right?
Okay, back up a few years.
A UFO researcher and dear friend of mine urged me to check out Corey Goode, said he’s the most credible whistleblower she’d ever come across. I did. But for some reason, just could not stick with watching him. I told her so. We didn’t refer to this phenomenon again. This was back when. 2019? 2021? Not sure.
At any rate, I see the whole phenomenon of Corey Goode (and David Wilcock) as an example of how we can be conned. I’ve been conned before. Of course! For example, by Tim Ballard and the movie Sound of Freedom. While I have no doubt the phenomenon — human trafficking — that he refers to is real, I question what is really his function in this whole operation.
Another place I was fooled, conned (way back when), was the phenomenon of Peak Oil. For if oil is not a “fossil fuel,” then what? I.e., if oil is not due to run out anytime soon, when fossils get depleted, then what? If oil is actually the blood of mother earth, constantly replenishing herself, then what?
Seldom do we personally dare to or care to (or scared to) debunk our former scary theories. It’s so hard to admit we were wrong!
Another one, for me, and millions of other “New Agers,” was the “December 21, 2012” end-of-world scare. Remember that one?
Jay Weidner does. In fact, he used the fact that the world did not end in late December as a way of enticing David Wilcock at the end of that December to agree to do a show on Gaia TV (or was it Gaia, then, can’t remember). Jay was then a producer for that platform; Wilcock, released from his promised armageddon, eagerly agreed.
This may be one of the more interesting films I’ve ever come across, partly because Jay Weidner goes to some lengths to reveal how he was conned. Plus, how he began to wake up, and then started proving it to himself, over and over.
The entire film fascinating. Don’t just go to the three places I mention here.
First part: the checkered history of ufology.
0:30: Entrance of Corey Goode.
0:45: What happened to make Jay start to realize he’s being conned.
1:15: Corey Goode tells us that his entire story was invented, a figment of his imagination, and therefore his “intellectual property.” I kid you not!
The actual history includes lots of back and forth lawsuits.
One later section of the film flew by so fast that I had trouble making sense of it (too many quickly changing email messages or twitter posts that I’d have to stop the film to read, and did not), but that’s about all I can find “wrong” with it.
https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/200140254/s01-e01-a-dark-alliance
