Le site wanttoknow.info est-il sûr ?

I got in touch with the owner only because I wanted to check out their newsletter and had a hard time signing up. The owner was very friendly and helped me in a timely manner within hours of my issue. I have gone over the site with speculation I just thought it was another site of conspiracy theories, but I found out each area they have has documented, or video proof on the topics. After digging even more I found out that a Non-profit finances the site called Peers for which is short for "Public Education and Empowerment Resource Service". They are not ad driven like the comments below say. They send out two newsletters per week and once a month newsletter on inspiration content. No spam is sent and they promise never to share your email with anyone. So far I have not had an increase in spam or junk emails. I gave the five stars because they earned it.

The reviewers who called this site tinfoil hat nonsense should take it up with the respected publications and often very well-known people who are linked in almost every article to the original statements. The point of this site is to provide a method of considering alternative narratives of our present social, psychological, economic, environmental and spiritual "norms." Very often, there is fact-based research that blows holes in those norms or offers competing solutions that are much more humane-centered. I have written to the director of this site, Fred Burke, on a number of occasions and he is anything but a con. He was a high level translator for the US government and was obviously competent and trustworthy enough to handle sensitive information. The vitriol of the negative reviews would lead me to suspect that the authors are paid trolls whose job it is to dissuade people from believing there are better ways to organize society than the exploitative model we currently have. If you go to the homepage at wanttoknow.info you will a listing of stories from the BBC, CBS News, declassified CIA documents, Pulitzer prize winners and so on. I suggest ignoring the trolls, go to the site, read the summaries and then GO TO THE ORIGINAL MATERIALS that are linked. You will soon see, between the troll and this site, who is trying to pull the wool over your eye.

Tinfoil hat alert! Every conspiracy theory known to man. Bizarre site which will leave you wishing you could wash your brain clean after reading it. Chemtrails; Illuminati; Mind Control Microchips; 9/11 Troofers; Zionism; Freemasonry - it's all there in all its braindead horror. Also full of REALLY bad medical advice like "natural cures for cancer", "chemotherapy is a conspiracy of Big Pharma", and "vaccines are a mind control conspiracy". The anti-vaccination ranting is particularly virulent, and they link to all the very worst anti-vax websites. The site is a danger to your health and your children's health.