Who is Benjamin Fulford? Can he really save the world?

Andrew Hawkley 3 years ago

There now just being the slightly massive problem of China's ethical behaviour. It's not as if the illuminati are responsible for everything bad on the planet. They might have owned the Roman Empire but they didn't own Attila the Hun.

MD FREE 3 years ago

To Andrew, if I am not mistaken, The Illuminati crosses many countries beyond U.S. I myself was a little skeptical when Ben said that he agreed that the Japanese gangsters would benefit more than they are now. There will always be people who want control and to take what you have, those are the people that will need special classes to cope with sharing the world.LOL

 I was a little concerned when the interviewer claimed she was in touch with the MJ 12, it almost seemed like she was either there to interrogate him or to suggest that the one nation control was considering a change of heart.

I agreed with Ben when he said that not every one who is a member of the Illuminati particularly enjoys the idea of mass murder and many on the inside are trying to find a way to not go along with the plan. I hope that of our next president.

As a child I wondered why the heck we paid for electricity when it clearly came from natural sources. The Earth doesn't charge us for wind and coal etc so why don't people just volunteer to find it. Likewise someone could sew them work clothes and someone esle could provide lunch and why the heck did we need money? I used to feel like that when I was 11, if only my role models would have been wiser.

 I enjoyed this hub and feel much relief that there are others out there that have a powerful opposition.

pgrundy 3 years ago

Interesting stuff ! I never heard of this guy before. I don't know about saving the world though--I don't know that it needs to be saved. Usually the world finds a way to just wipe out species that can't get it together. I think it's human beings who are in danger, due to our own folly. The world will be just fine without us, eventually. Thanks for another fine hub, Steve!

Wynton Bluitt 3 years ago

Fulford strikes me as a psyop tool of the Rockefellers. The interview with David Rockefeller exposes Fulford as not being what he cliams. David gets softball questions that do not go near the statements that Fulford makes to such internet woo woo outlets as Rense, et al.

There seem to be no shortage of these outlandish COINTELPRO wild tales circulating the internet to distract those actually seeking truths. The Christopher Storey/Wanta scam comes to mind as another such bit of confabulation.

There's a sucker born every minute. Caveat lector

Liberty Felix 3 years ago

I also give Fullford the benefit... Skepticism and our gut feelings should never be dismissed outright. But Went-and BlewIt had formulated a postulation on sheer speculation. I'd love to see more to back it up.

MegaMaverick777 2 years ago

Just a few days ago i stumbled upon Benjamin Fulford's videos. Am impressed with the stuffs he says.I guess his authenticity has been established as far as his Japanese connections, books & his journalistic credentials are concerned.

I tend to agree with him on HAARP. If you want to give a mild warning to japan, hit Chile, and Japan feels the tsunami. Records are there from 1960.

Am still questioning about his ASS(Asian Secret Society) claim. I dont know but it appears as a good coverup to the question why the Illuminati didnt kill him when they had done so to many of his Japs friends.

Also his overtly positive view on the chinese global role. Then his economic proposals. They come so close to the Rockefeller ideals - one world currency. The very fact that its the Project Camelot that interviewed him which was started by the US army (not CIA necessarily though). What are they up to? it finally comes to the same thing. The engineered attempt to create world peace using terrorism as a tool.

Can these guys (illuminati or whoever) truly capable of bringing Peace? can they truly have a change of heart? It would be a miracle.

According to Fulford himself, they have robbed Japan and the world, never really paid for oil and other goodies, demonized "dictators" like Saddam for the same "reasons",and of course failed with Fidel Castro till date. They come in the line of Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini who played God and took upon themselves the task of trimming human population.

If Fulford is right regarding the military use of HAARP then the genocide graph keeps rising dangerously high. We see it by the day.

Inspite of all this, fulford is still talking to them,and appealing to them. Is he engineering the process of handing over the global economic control to them?

I have many more questions and thanks Bard for allowing me space to bring out some of them

Fraser Orr 2 years ago

I'm not sure whether Fulford is a charlatan or being mislead. Either way, much of what he says is easily disproved, and none of the predictions he makes ever come to fruition. I've written an article about it here, check it:

http://psychic-dream.com/2010/03/who-do-you-trust-

MegaMaverick777 2 years ago

I read the article as well as the response by Benjamin Fulford. I wont go so far as to call him 'insane'. Infact am impressed by this man - how he comes across (candid,passionate & apparently with conviction over what he says..unlike the slick, monotonous, robotic like system- bred pontiffs). What strikes as 'insane' to you is 'sincerity' to me.

Now our world is full of 'sane' people and to me that's the problem. We sit comfortably in our cosy, perhaps airconditioned study and pontificate over what is true and what is not. We have so so many who worship the 'system', believe what is dished out on a daily basis, no question whatsoever coz its the mainstream news baby, you gone nuts to question that?

The system has explained why WC7 collapsed by itself without any plane hitting it, and that's that. To hell with those who have problems digesting that.They are 'insane'.

I stand here, with hands neatly folded across my chest, and for this 'sane life' of mine, i will not venture into...what do you call it? "Edge Research"? Oh yeah, that's insanity, only those with few loose screws up there would even think of doing it. Yet i know, without ever going there, i just know that they are wrong. dead wrong, and i am right. Intellectual cowardice or hypocrisy or plain smugness?

What i dont wanna know, what i cant seem to have a grasp over, the best way is to classify it under the "bizarre".

That's how i would describe most of these 'system-bred', intensely 'sane' people. Well, they dont take risks and harming their social credibility,do they?

You know what? I respect Benjamin Fulford and guys like David Icke..who stick out their necks and candidly say what they think. At least they've been there and they come with something that to me makes a lot of sense. I'd do well if i listen.

Now nowhere Fulford ever claimed that he is a seer who's predictions about the future are true. He's a journalist and if those predictions are proven incorrect, i take it at that, mere economic predictions...you have 3 economists and 16 theories. there you go!

I'll keep listening to Benjamin Fulford and what he has to say without necessarily agreeing with everything the guy says.

Thanks again Bard

Fraser Orr 2 years ago

MegaMaverick: If you're looking for the truth, then how a person "comes across", whether you admire their bravery or not, shouldn't make a difference. What matters is if they're telling the truth or not.

There are "edge researchers" who have done good work. Look at the remote viewers who worked at Stanford Research Institute, or Jacques Vallee or John Mack. These are people that rely on evidence and properly researching the facts. I believe Benjamin Fulford to be sincere and probably a nice guy, I just don't think he's credible.

Boyko Iliev 13 months ago

NO H.A.A.R.P

Analize this:

The interval between two strong quakes in Japan from 11 March 5h 46m and

7 April 14h 32m exactly 27d 8h 46m.

Time for a tour of the Moon around the Earth exactly 27d 7h 43m.

The difference is just 1h 03m.

I ask: Who makes earthquakes?

H.A.A.R.P, Tectonic plates or the moon?

Aliceinwebland 9 months ago

awesome! I've looked at a video on Ben Fulford before and I immediately liked what I heard this man saying. He keeps it real for most to understand, but there are those of us who go with the deeper runnings too!

It kind of reminds me of the movie 'the day the earth stood still' we'll get a chnace to put things right ad if we fail, a higher authority will step in.

Thanks Bard :)

batson 7 months ago

A secret society with 6 million members ? SECRET ? 6,000,000?

100,000 professional assassins ?

PROFESSIONAL="for a living"

100,000 working assassins?

This guy claims to hob nob with rich powerful men yet he has to try to sell subscriptions to his lunatic stories on the web to make a living?

Grey 4 months ago

You won't find anything real on Bullfford,this guy has the NSA on his side as does Wilcock. How do you get real info on a guy who claims to have ran away in his youth to live in the Amazon then taught himself to speak Japanese and get a job with Forbes.A guy who is somehow so close to David Rockefeller who never gives anyone including highly prestigious journalist interviews but this out of no where baffoon is treated to red carpet welcome.

Jim 4 months ago

I've been following Ben's comments and writings for years. Most of the things he's predicted have not come to pass. They are entertaining, however. Same with David Wilcock. The history they present may very well be fact. Most of it, however, is cloudy and like many things - we'll never know for sure. Even if we somehow did... it doesn't change what's happening now.

Ben's more enjoyable to read because unlike the others, he presents a "happy ending scenario" where new technology is released to the general public and a sort of utopian era begins shortly.

I think Jesus' predictions for planet earth seem much more likely than Ben's.

The conspiracy theory niche is entertaining in many ways. There are a lot of people who follow who you can talk with about it and share theories with, etc.

I was hooked for some time because for me, it was a form of escapism. My job sucked. I had very little money and I met a lot of people who felt the same way.

At the end of the day, though, it's nothing but "junk food for the soul." It tastes good, but you really get nothing out of it. Eventually, you have to move on to other things because life's just too short.

sandy 2 months ago

Borat also interviewed one of our top member's of congress. whats your point?

aaron 2 months ago

I'm new to this Benjamin Fulford guy.. seems like he offers a mix of truth and some rather cloudy misleading stuff. Not sure though.

Most of the conspiracy theory stuff I've come across over the years seems to be 'junk food for the mind' ~ something I've seen recently had the missing link that pulled it all together into a positive yet honest perspective ~ check out "The Lion Sleeps No More" By David Icke on Youtube. It's long, but after years of trying to digest this stuff, he offers some key elements that relieved my conspiracy constipation :) ~ hope some of you have the presence of mind and can make the time to watch it.

Phoenix 2 months ago

Really? I find it surprising that there are people who're willing to listen to the load of tripe from *convicted cons* like Ben Fulford. He was found guilty in Japan. What "Japanese connections" are credible? His stories about "ninja armies" of 10,000 japanese holding hands and forming a human chain? He's a retard. It's a free world and he's entitled to whatever he wants. What puzzles me is the will of people to give ANY credence whatsoever to his garbage.