A.k.a. Immortal Technique
Felipe Coronel, better known as Immortal Technique, is an
underground rapper and conspiracy theorist. Despite his left-wing activism he
is apparently on pretty good terms with Alex Jones, and certainly shares much of the latter’s notorious paranoia.
Coronel has for instance endorsed New World Order conspiracies and 9/11 conspiracies (if you really want to, you can see him
discuss the latter with Alex Jones here).
Coronel’s lunacy on these issues hence provides an unfortunate contrast to his
otherwise admirable contributions to the human project.
And yes, the Coronel’s lunacy is pretty much off the charts; not even
Alex Jones has, to my knowledge, tried to argue that “The Illuminati grew
stronger after Jesus died for our sins.” The idea of “genetically engineered
HIV,” which Coronel attributes to rightwing politicians, freemasons and Satanic
Illuminati agents (that’s apparently one single group), is more mainstream, as
is his ideas of mind control through MKULTRA.
Evidence? Coronel can make it rhyme. That seems to be convincing enough to
many, and his UK fan website,
for instance, reads as a slightly less coherent version of whale.to.
Diagnosis: Batshit crazy. He does good stuff as well, to be sure,
but it is not clear that his positive efforts aren’t, in the long run, pretty
much undermined by his crazy.
Do you always post your opinion and state It as fact, without deriving any information on your subject whatsoever, doing any scientific research, or making one single footnote or bibliography? Do you ever make an opposing argument after attempting to bash someone's personal, philosophical, and/or political views? Which by the way, immortal technique is not leftist, for the record, which brings me back to the point of investigative and scientific research (which is apparent you've never heard of). Or are you simply attempting to spread disinformation for whatever reason?
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