I managed to make it through 40 minutes of the video before I checked out. He about lost me when he referred to Nunez as a hero, but I powered through that and stuck with it for a while longer. I will say that some of what he claims may be accurate, but I think the majority is BS.
Here are some of my issues with his claims.
-If what he claims is true, the conspiracy involves hundreds of thousands of individuals. There would be more whistle blowers out there sharing information with the public. There would be individuals who feel compelled to reveal the truth because they are patriots. There would be individuals out there looking to find ways to monetize their information. There would be individuals out there who get off on knowing the details of a huge conspiracy, when no one else does, who would not be able to keep their mouth shut. People in foreign countries (intelligence operatives/bankers) would be able to talk about what they know without having to worry about being punished by the federal government.
-His claims assume that no rookie congressman would have enough morals to say, "f. you, I'm not going along with this". And no judge would have the ethics to not go along with the conspiracy.
-Now is the part where you tell me that everyone is keeping quiet due to fear of retaliation. Well, Shipp is blowing the whole "conspiracy" out of the water, and he isn't hiding on foreign soil in a walled compound. He doesn't have a security detail shadowing him.
IMO, he is looking to make money by taking advantage of individuals who are prone to buying this type of BS.
