Michael said (November 28, 2009):

It is with a heavy heart that I learned on your website about the passing of Philip Jones. Over the past two years he and I have been writing e-mails back and forth and he has been an endless source of knowledge on all things NWO for me, in addition to just being a wonderful guy. Less than two months ago I had written him an e-mail in general chit-chat, sent him a few pics of my dog (miniature Dachshund), and asked him some questions on mind-control subjects (eventually, I'll get around to asking you, but right now I'm so tired and so very very sad). He had written back and told me that he was feeling a bit under the weather, but had never mentioned the seriousness of what was going on. We have lost a very powerful ally and warrior for truth and freedom, but may his torch burn brightly forever.

Paul Drockton said (November 26, 2009):

Another Moral Giant taking the battle to the "other side". I know that he will be just as a great an inspiration to the troops "over there" as he has been to the troops "over here". Our family's prayers are with him and his family.

God Bless!

Hamid said (November 26, 2009):

No one is going to miss him as much as I do, (except his wife and family) I say that because he got interested in the informations in my writings and offered to help me with editing my articles, which I needed so much, I just start to learn how to write correctly in English but my teacher left the plant. when he told me about his sickness I prayed for him not only because he was a great man but also for my self.

We had to make a plan for a new cooperation, to be honest I am very much suspicious about his sickness and his sudden death, all happened in just two months, I have no doubt that our cooperation could awaken so many people in Denmark if not the whole world, as I told you before Henry, I witnessed a direct cooperation between American Embassy in Laos with the Al-Qaida terrorist and have so many information about the anti Islamic regime of Iran, which if the people know about them, will bring a real change in their view of the world, that is why I am suspicious about Philip’s death, he was excited about this information and that was the reason of our cooperation, I feel responsible and I am really sorry to loose him in this way, in my view he is a martyr and I hold the Mosaad and CIA for his martyrdom, call me paranoid but, I saw my own grandfather die of stomach cancer and it took him two operations and a year in hospital before his death and I heard from different sources that no cancer can grow so fast as it did in Philip’s case.

He sent me many e.mails before his death even when he was so weak to write and called me a real friend, which I am proud of.

I wish from the deepest of my heart that Lord bless him as a martyr.

SA said (November 26, 2009):

Tears are cascading down my cheeks as i am writing you this in regards to the immense loss of a giant heart and a wonderful human being, Mr. Philp Jones.May Allaah finally rest his soul and accept him amongst the righteous and eternally rewarded.

this is all i can say.

002.062 Those who believe (in the Qur'an), and those who follow the Jewish (scriptures), and the Christians and the Sabians,- any who believe in Allah and the Last Day, and work righteousness, shall have their reward with their Lord; on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.
Al-Qur'an, 002.062 (Al-Baqara [The Cow]

005.069 Those who believe (in the Qur'an), those who follow the Jewish (scriptures), and the Sabians and the Christians,- any who believe in Allah and the Last Day, and work righteousness,- on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.
Al-Qur'an, 005.069 (Al-Maeda [The Table, The Table Spread])

005.082 Strongest among men in enmity to the believers wilt thou find the Jews and Pagans; and nearest among them in love to the believers wilt thou find those who say, "We are Christians": because amongst these are men devoted to learning and men who have renounced the world, and they are not arrogant.
Al-Qur'an, 005.082 (Al-Maeda [The Table, The Table Spread])

Galen said (November 26, 2009):

I am so deeply saddened to lose my friend, Philip Jones. He is a valiant knight and always made the planet safer for all of us. I hold him and his beloved wife, Ulla in my heart and wrap them in beauty and peace. I've gained so much insight from Philip's writing that is so brave and innovative. His prompting of us to understand and embrace our Muslim brethren is delivered in a most logical and compelling way. He tosses that challenge out and one finds oneself opening to it, and that actually seems like a step for world peace. Philip's spirituality carried every passage of his work. He was driven by a profound sense of decency. I will miss my friend who was always, always, always a gentlemen, always dignified and chivalrous. He is loved, respected and cherished.

Tim said (November 25, 2009):

"I discovered Philip Jones' work after reading his article "Brave new Denmark" early in 2008. I was totally shocked to receive the mail from Peter informing me of his passing. Up until the summer I mailed often and had a few long phone conversations with Philip but we never met for the beer in Copenhagen we discussed, neither did I travel over to visit him in Jutland as I should have.

He was an inspiration, a phenomenal writer and down to earth Welshman. His work will live on and I hope his essays get published in print so they can survive any future internet control or censorship.

A light has been blown out in a small dark part of northern Europe that ignited the fire in the hearts of many around the globe. I will miss that light.

I still can't believe it."

Ed said (November 25, 2009):

I'm very sad to what happened to my friend who always gave me good advice.
He is a very humble man of dignity and truth.
May Phillip Rest in Peace.

MI said (November 25, 2009):

I had two exchanges of e-mails with Philip Jones earlier this year (2009).

I took the opportunity to urge him to expand his writing horizons and write a book (a novel) on the topics that inspired him.

After researching the topic for him (he did not ask me, but I wanted to help) I forwarded links to software tools designed to aid authors to develop plot lines.

He never responded after that. Looking back now, I suppose he was aware of his cancer and was too proud and polite to explain the reality of his condition to me. I am guessing, but perhaps he doubted he would have enough time left on Earth to finish a novel.

Following their publication (Rense) I copied a few of his essays onto my hard drive for research purposes; they were that good.

I have only learned of Philip's demise by checking back on your own Articles List page. So it is only by chance that I now learn of his untimely death.

I must say that as soon as I read the headline my heart sank and I blurted out to myself: "Oh No!"

Oh dear. What else of worth is there to say or write? It is very sad that someone of Philip's dedication and qualities should die of Stomach Cancer. Fate lacks morality. Perhaps this cause of death is indicative of the stresses he endured during his life. I am left being reminded that I, along with anyone else who can, must endeavor to somehow carry the burden that Philip Jones so manfuly carried in years past.

Anne said (November 25, 2009):

This is a very sad day across the miles. A unique voice among us has been silenced, but not for good. We still have Philip’s many essays, all beacons on foggy seashores.

We question why the good die young and why evil lives on. Perhaps there is no satisfying answer to that, except to say that some accomplish the good they came for in a short lifespan. That is Philip in a nutshell. We shall miss this good friend of ours.

Dan said (November 24, 2009):

I'm moved to hear of the passing of Philip Jones. I recalled his report from Denmark last year, and other articles which revealed a man of courage of convictions.

"Cowards die many times before their deaths. The valiant never taste of death but once." a line from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to his wife on his way to the Senate on the Ides of March.

Philip was retired from the police, and never slackened his oath of 'serve and protect' the innocent and community from evil Let his own words make his epitaph, "Now, the choice is stark and singular; we either take back responsibility from those who would deny us the right to self determination, or submit to slavery. There is no `third way.` Should The State be Your Servant, Or You Its Slave?"

He made that choice without hesitation.
He was a man.