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<p>Well, it's gets even better!! My own research through the press articles has revealed that Francesco Schettino was <strong>not</strong> the captain on the Costa Concordia while Stewart and Janet were on board. The captain at the time was Cpt. Giorgio Moretti. He was also the one who baptised the vessel in 2006. Except that Stewart claims to have met with the Cpt. Francesco Schettino in his video podcast and that this was the same captain who led the vessel during their tour. Oups!</p>
<p>This shows just how they think and how people need to be careful of the information they give out, as they usually put a twist on it to suit their own needs. Ladies and gentlemen, here is your <em><strong>proof</strong></em> that Stewart's posts on analysing the news are completely made up, poorly researched, if at all, and are absolutely meaningless. They just make it up as they go along... Imagine now that they do this during seminars, on their DVDs, in their books! If you consider that bullshitting is all they do day in day out, suddenly paying US$ 10'000 for an OMG class seems less attractive, doesn't it?</p>
<p>It would appear, Stewart, that you just got caught with your trousers down!</p>
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<p>This comment refers to Stewart's podcast where he "addresses" the current events around the Costa Concordia, which the captain sunk out of sheer stupidity and arrogance. I am addressing Stewart's pathetic podcast here, in the hope that people will wake up!</p>
<p>There are not many people whom I consider persona non grata, but these I would not miss Stewart and Janet at all if they were gone. They are both on first rank in this very short list of mine. I suppose Francesco Schettino, the captain of the Costa Concordia, would be held by many people these days in similar regards. His actions killed 16 people so far - deaths which could and should have been avoided, with 20 more missing. Most likely, the death toll will be 36 people, and not 33.</p>
<p>Interesting to learn then that Stewart and Janet were also on that ship and had met (and liked) the captain! Of course they consider the captain a good man, who was most likely programmed and triggered to go off-course on that day. We feel sorry for him too. What else would or could they say, after all? I am starting to think that they must have a very limited vocabulary indeed and I can see how they would complain at a local supermarket about whatever problem and later claim the cashier was mind-programmed (and indeed they do), but that is going off-topic here...</p>
<p>Not surprising though that someone equally pathetic and incompetent as the captain would claim (and do so with the benifit of hindsight) that the captain was in fact competent. The facts of course point towards a different direction. The captain literally fled his own ship, claiming to have fallen "by accident" into an auxiliary life saving boat. That's the sort of action Stewart would do and the sort of excuse that Janet would give.</p>
<p>Question therefore is this: did the Swerdlows program the captain which led same to be triggered lateinto sinking his own ship as a symbolic ritual sacrifice for the Illuminati? One thing I do know, if there are not precisely 33 deaths, as Stewart claims there will be, that would really take the piss! And be show of immense disregard for the victim's that lost their lives and the families that are grieving.</p>
<p>As said before, Stewart, if you have nothing to say it really is best to say nothing... Notice how he is decreasing the amount of his moron articles to copy and paste youtube videos instead, which most likely some teenager created out sheer boredom.</p>
<p>I feel very sad for both of you, Stewart and Janet.</p>
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<p>Well, it's gets even better!! My own research through the press articles has revealed that Francesco Schettino was <strong>not</strong> the captain on the Costa Concordia while Stewart and Janet were on board. The captain at the time was Cpt. Giorgio Moretti. He was also the one who baptised the vessel in 2006. Except that Stewart claims to have met with the Cpt. Francesco Schettino in his video podcast and that this was the same captain who led the vessel during their tour. Oups!</p>
<p>This shows just how they think and how people need to be careful of the information they give out, as they usually put a twist on it to suit their own needs. Ladies and gentlemen, here is your <em><strong>proof</strong></em> that Stewart's posts on analysing the news are completely made up, poorly researched, if at all, and are absolutely meaningless. They just make it up as they go along... Imagine now that they do this during seminars, on their DVDs, in their books! If you consider that bullshitting is all they do day in day out, suddenly paying US$ 10'000 for an OMG class seems less attractive, doesn't it?</p>
<p>It would appear, Stewart, that you just got caught with your trousers down!</p>