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Thanks to Christopher O"Brien for bringing Louis Jarvis on to the Paracast. And I mean that without any sarcasm or snideness. In the end you can think what you like about Louis Jarvis and I think that's the whole idea. People here don't need to be told what to think about him or his stories. Sometimes a good yarn is just that, sometimes entertaining, sometimes incredulous and sometimes an element of truth or all of the above wrapped into one. So what? Even Greer can be entertaining at times.
At least Chris offers up an alternative point of view in his selection of guests. And kudos to him for it.
I keep hearing complaints that people like Biedny and Kimball are no longer acting as the agents of truth and light on the show. Well one has thankfully gone for good.

Whatever the case there is no need to call Louis Jarvis names like "wackjob" and "nut". Especially since we are supposed to respectful on these forums, Right?

<blockquote data-quote="The Pair of Cats" data-source="post: 96369" data-attributes="member: 521">Thanks to Christopher O&quot;Brien for bringing Louis Jarvis on to the Paracast. And I mean that without any sarcasm or snideness. In the end you can think what you like about Louis Jarvis and I think that&#039;s the whole idea. People here don&#039;t need to be told what to think about him or his stories. Sometimes a good yarn is just that, sometimes entertaining, sometimes incredulous and sometimes an element of truth or all of the above wrapped into one. So what? Even Greer can be entertaining at times.At least Chris offers up an alternative point of view in his selection of guests. And kudos to him for it.I keep hearing complaints that people like Biedny and Kimball are no longer acting as the agents of truth and light on the show. Well one has thankfully gone for good. Whatever the case there is no need to call Louis Jarvis names like &quot;wackjob&quot; and &quot;nut&quot;. Especially since we are supposed to respectful on these forums, Right?<img src="/forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Pair of Cats, post: 96369, member: 521"] Thanks to Christopher O"Brien for bringing Louis Jarvis on to the Paracast. And I mean that without any sarcasm or snideness. In the end you can think what you like about Louis Jarvis and I think that's the whole idea. People here don't need to be told what to think about him or his stories. Sometimes a good yarn is just that, sometimes entertaining, sometimes incredulous and sometimes an element of truth or all of the above wrapped into one. So what? Even Greer can be entertaining at times. At least Chris offers up an alternative point of view in his selection of guests. And kudos to him for it. I keep hearing complaints that people like Biedny and Kimball are no longer acting as the agents of truth and light on the show. Well one has thankfully gone for good. Whatever the case there is no need to call Louis Jarvis names like "wackjob" and "nut". Especially since we are supposed to respectful on these forums, Right?:) [/QUOTE]

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