Opinion by Consumer Advocate Tim Bolen



Right after the American Civil War a group was formed, calling itself the
Ku Klux Klan. It's purpose was to attack, from a position of secrecy,
those they hated; wanted disenfranchised (held down) on the American scene.
Their primary tactic, was the use of the white-sheet-with-eyeholes - a
device to provide anonymity for the haters and generate high levels of fear
in their victims.

White-robed at night - solid citizen by day. Their targets - Blacks, Jews,
Roman Catholics, European immigrants. Their reasoning - they, themselves
were afraid of change. They couldn't withstand the economic competition.
It took quite a while to hunt them down...

In 2016 we have a very same situation. The group now, though, calls itself
the "skeptics," made up, I have found, of American society's detritus.
They are just as nasty, and hateful, as the originals.

Their targets, though, are not, yet, specifically Blacks, Jews, Roman
Catholics and European immigrants. They are Christians, Jews, families in
general, parents concerned about vaccines, health regimens that compete
with drugs (like homeopathy), health care providers that spurn the use of
drugs, scientists that question the medical status quo, manufacturers of
products that compete with drugs, etc. And, the attacks are just as
vicious.

But this time there are no white-sheets-with-eyeholes. This time it is
Internet-Anonymity. The control of Wikipedia health care articles is a
prime example. The manipulation of Google's search engines is another.
The "skeptics" have training camps. I'll demonstrate below.

Then Along Comes Mike Adams...

Mike Adams, over at Natural News, shocked me the other morning when I
glanced at his newest article. There, Mike was writing about top "Skeptic"
Grand Dragon David Gorski MD, the one who, on the internet, has declared
himself to be an Infallible Oracle.

Calling himself �Orac,� Gorski writes in angry, hate-spewing prose,
attacking his betters. He ranges from sniveling, to whimpering, to raging,
about people, issues, and subjects in health care he clearly knows nothing
about. He goes on and on. Where 100 words would do, Gorski uses 23,421.
His personal insecurities are attached to every phrase.

Gorski is, without doubt, the 2016 Grand Dragon of the very sceptic
"skeptics."

Right after Gorski writes on his blog Respectful Insolence, the
"commenters" begin to appear - within seconds. The first thing you notice
is their anonymity. The second is the sheer nastiness of their offerings.
The third is that most comments look to be in EXACTLY the same writing
style as Gorski himself, which makes me wonder how many internet IDs Gorski
actually uses.

What kind of sick-o-path would write a nasty article about someone, or some
thing, and then change to ten to fifteen other fake names to make comments
on his own article, so that IT LOOKS LIKE he has a big following?

Ummmm? David Gorski?

Makes sense to me...

As I Said - Then Along Comes Mike Adams...

With his article series Mike had, journalistically speaking, reached out
and punched this Gorski jackass, including all of Gorski's fake IDs, right
between his multiple eyes. And, hence, he had punched the whole bag of
sceptic "skeptics."

The next day, Mike did it again, this time, with a one-two punch,
so-to-speak.

So, I called Mike and complained. After all, Mike was operating in MY
territory so-to-speak. I, Tim Bolen, am the one who calls out the �skeptic�
menagerie, and smacks them around the internet room.

What the hell, Mike? (humor intended).

Regardless of my complaints to Mike, he did it again. Then again. Then
again, and again. And he did it pretty damn well...

More, Mike had struck at the heart of the beast.

To read the entire article, click on:

http://bolenreport.com/mike-adams-natural-news-attacks-skeptics-center-point/#more-3067