In the world of alternative media- or rather you call it, conspiracy theory- the skeptic can usually dismiss the novel information presented based on the credibility, or lack thereof, of the one providing it. “He’s a kook!” or “Who is this lady?” are sentiments easily accepted of some of the more popular conspiracy theorists and their theories. In the case of Benjamin Fulford, however, determining the credibility of the source, and the veracity of the information provided, is a trickier proposition for both skeptic and believer, as well as those of us who like to consider ourselves “realists.”
Fulford, a Canadian journalist living in Japan, worked in mainstream journalism for over 20 years, ending in 2005 when he left his prestigious position of Asia Pacific Bureau Chief for Forbes Magazine. He claims this was due to conflicts with editors over stories that he claims were “getting to close the truth” of how the world really works.
As Fulford pursued the truth, he claims he was pulled into an international conspiracy- a geopolitical battle between the Rockefeller and Rothschild-led Western cabal seeking to establish a “New World Order,” and a network of Asian secret societies he would help create called “The White Dragon Society.” For the last several years, Fulford has boldly and fearlessly told the story of this struggle, claiming to have survived several assassination attempts and various forms of sabotage. However, as he said in an interview on the The Jeff Rense Radio Program, “when you have 100,000 assassins backing you up, you don’t need to be chicken, okay?”
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