Responding to Criticism  As an information junky, I have
developed regular sources for acquiring data. In addition, I
keep my eyes and ears open for anything outside of these sources
that may provide me with interesting intelligence.
CriticismMore often than not, the best data comes from sources
that are the most criticized. I’ve learned that the more someone
is criticized, the more I should pay attention to what they are
saying because, apparently, they are a threat to someone.  In
some cases, this criticism seems to be well-planned, as if
someone was attempting to accomplish a specific agenda. In fact,
I actually know people who set up Google Alerts to email them
whenever a certain topic appears in a new blog post so they can
go to the site and discredit that topic.  Therefore, when Terry
commented on last Friday’s article, I assumed he was a Judy Wood
debunker. Of course, it is sometimes difficult to determine if
someone is a debunker or a genuine searcher.  In an effort to
determine a person’s perspectiv