Excuse my wobbles as I remember Ian R Crane - the dedicated activist, researcher, broadcaster, speaker and force of nature - who passed away on 25th February 2021. Here I do my bit to remember a genuinely great man and I hope to introduce you to his…
Excuse my wobbles as I remember Ian R Crane - the dedicated activist, researcher, broadcaster, speaker and force of nature - who passed away on 25th February 2021. Here I do my bit to remember a genuinely great man and I hope to introduce you to his work. A good place to start would be his 'Voices from the Gas-fields' film/documentary about fracking in Australia - a real eyeopener. Ian presented his fortnightly 'Fracking Nightmare' online show to raise awareness about the threat in the UK as well as giving many presentations around the country about fracking, some of which you can watch on YouTube.
I was fortunate enough to see him give live presentations and to meet him at a fracking protest in Preston - if there was a chance to raise awareness or protest fracking then Ian was there, come rain or shine. He certainly alerted me to the issue and for that I am truly grateful. His other fortnightly online series was 'Humanity versus Insanity - The Crane Report' where he covered other alternative issues in his accessible yet informative way - Ian combined serious facts with humor effortlessly. He was a person of honor who you could trust to tell the unpalatable truth yet with a twinkle in his eye - he was unfailingly positive in his approach even when the material was grim.
Never content to rest on his laurels he also left us the Alternative View conference videos featuring many other truth researchers and activists. When he became ill he was undertaking yet another series of speaking engagements around the country, this time to raise awareness about the dangers of 5G. His website is www.ianrcrane.com where you can see his 5G presentation among many other things. I cannot speak highly enough of this man, he walked his talk unfaltering and whether you agree with him or not he did everything with the very best intentions and the utmost integrity. His legacy to us is huge and he will be greatly missed by the thousands of people whose lives he touched and changed with both his work and his own warm, generous presence.
I wish I had a fraction of his fortitude, optimism and wisdom. Thank you Ian - I salute you and wish my video was more worthy of you. With love X
