Death Of A Public Paranoid

I agree 100% with biracialboogey,this is a feebal attempt to discredit a moral, honourable man who followed the EVIDENCE,you let the evidence take you to a conclusion and ted Gunderson sought the truth......the population of the world is so dumbed down now that the C word is just a go too now to discredit the truth and put all the dumb dunces back in their box of undiscernment,it's truly pathetic and unforgivable to speak of untruths about an honest man putting his conscience and integrity above his career and safety,he actually spent tens of thousands of his own money to pay for experts to help solve these crimes, which he did solve....... anyone who thinks the Illuminati isn't in control of all our planets governments.........well let's just say I wouldn't trust them to put my bin out.

Worst lying deceiving discrediting POS book i had the misfortune of reading. I know the free masons signs symbols and numerology esp kabbalah aka cabal gematria. So I can confirm ted gundersons book was 100percent accurate. U can fool the people who still think words mean something but not the people who understand that signs and symbols rule the world not words nor laws Confucius. Also read Manley halls quotes he was free mason.

Ted Gunderson was a highly respected and decorated FBI Chief. This is exactly what he spoke about, the mainstream narrative to discredit people who tell the truth. Gunderson had good reason to be paranoid. Most people who have the courage to speak the truth should be paranoid. We see, time and time again, how truth teller's get smeared, ridiculed, and many times, murdered. This guy was chief of the FBI for a reason, he was good at his job. How on earth can people ignore this man? He followed the evidence exactly like he did when he was with the Bureau. That evidence led him to the truth and he had the balls to tell those truths.

This is an excellent deconstruction of the lunacy of Ted Gunderson. Theodore L. Gunderson (1928-2011) was an FBI agent who rose to be head of the Los Angeles headquarters, and under other circumstances might have followed in the footsteps of J. Edgar Hoover. A man with his antecedents has a lot of credibility when he talks about crime, but how much credibility does anyone have when his ravings extend to promoting a belief in the great Satanic conspiracy?

Presenter Lucien Greaves covers a lot of ground and includes excerpts of Gunderson and others talking. Particularly enlightening are the absurd conclusions drawn by so-called therapist Vicki Graham-Costain on a very young girl interviewed by another so-called therapist, Catherine Gould. According to Graham-Costain, the girl is suffering from multiple personality disorder because she talks about monsters. Greaves calls this "real child abuse".

If one criticism is to be made of Greaves it is his claim that the people he calls conspiracy theorists are all misguided or worse. The reality is that conspiracies are very real. At the time of writing, Judicial Watch and a handful of Republican investigators are exposing the most shocking conspiracy in America political history to the world as the media looks the other way, the plot to oust a serving President by framing him as a Russian agent. No need to mention the RICO that is the Clinton Foundation. Does Satanic ritual abuse exist? There may be deranged people here and there who combine the sexual violation or even the murders of children with demonic practices, indeed there has been one well-documented ritual murder in London this Millennium, but the idea that vast networks of such people have infiltrated local and national governments including police departments, or even that they control the world, is too stupid to comment on.