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I have not been able to see the film yet -- work... but I have read this thread and the first thing that jumped into my mind was that really really weird story from last year that seemed to have drifted by everyone unnoticed. This is from CNN, sorry, but it was all over the written press too.

http://www.fra.cityvox.fr/restaurant...85/Profil-Lieu

It was the oddest thing I have ever heard, how in gods name could the world (namely American technology) loose an entire ship when they maintain they can read the ingredients on a gum wrapper thrown on the sidewalk from SPACE with sateliite technology. I live with a hardnosed grumpy journalist whose jaw was on the ground for a week. But no one else we spoke to seemed to bat an eyelid. Its the geographical location that is of interest to the Gulf of Aden

I would love to talk more once I have seen the interview. Also there is no reason not to think the gate opened naturally, we don't know much about what might be natural in our outer universe, or the larger cycles in time that may cause such activity.

take care everyone

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Well, I've just finished watching the interview.

I'd like to say that yesterday, for some reason, I only started reading the thread from page 2, Tone3Jaguar's post. So I had no idea of the previous posts about Aaron's qualities. I had just seen Stargazers one post in page 2against the flow (having no idea you were the originator!) , and your one post against that Judgemental...

Now I see from the beginning, I understand better where you are all coming from.

lol... see even from this, how easy it is to get the wrong idea about 'facts'?

That said, I would have thought that the topic of this thread is 'I could have done the interview'... and people could write pro or con as to whether they would be able to give an interview as interesting, or providing of information that your average Avalonian would not be aware.

From what I've seen, there are some members here with colossal amounts of information on various topics, and I'm sure they could give very interesting and accurate interviews that would blow us away.

So I think the point is a good one for discussion.

For me, it's not about whether Aaron is credible or not, or about a disection of his character or appearance, but that there are many here who are already awake and party to huge amounts of info. They may genuinely feel they could give as interesting an interview as anyone else.

Aaron himself said that his information about Yemen and the stargate were already available on youtube. So it's not surprising people already know of these things.

I in no way discredit this guy or his story. Or anyone for that matter. Personally, I don't think I'm as interested in whistleblowers as I was a year ago. But that's just me.

K

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Oh thats just fantastic, I sent you all a link to a restaurant, just as well I wasn't thinking of in grown toe-nails or worse, hehehehe

So here it is

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe...und/index.html

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And in Spanish......:naughty:

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Now I have the total giggles, French actually -- apparently its great !! :roll1:

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Ditto and I'm trying to recall whether it was recorded on Jan. 3 or so......
I think I remember that. Can ask him though.

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I watched this interview and can't wait to see the next one. There was something in Aaron’s eyes at the very end ... something so honest, so warm, so fragile ... while at the same time he appeared to be determined to go to the very bottom of this thing. I feel for this man, as well as for all who went through these horrific experiences in their lives. Be well, and be safe!

Now, I have to mention something regarding Yemen and Stargate ... I've never been to that part of the world, and I don't know if I will ever go there in this lifetime. But, whenever I see pictures from Yemen, I feel my heart pounding, tears coming down, I can't breathe ... it is very hard to explain, but it is as if I've been there, like there is a "family" somewhere ... I can literally smell the place, the colors, the air ... very, very strange ... I don’t know if this is a past life memory, or it has something to do with this Stargate. Maybe someone will have an explanation ... Sorry for digression, I really did not want to hijack this thread, but needed to let this out ... Love you all!

in L:wub2:ve and Light
Astra

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I loved Aaron! Kerry did a great job with his interview. Aaron's energy was definitely the focused, powerful energy of a military man and/or black ops agent. He also has a wonderful smile and I'm sure a good sense of humor. Unlike my husband, who was also black ops, Aaron feels like making amends for some of the things he was involved in. That's fine, but whatever he has done is done and neither forgiveness nor amends are needed. He did what he was called upon to do. He made his choices and there is no point in regretting them. What he did was done for a very good reason which may become more clear to him as time goes on. The more he can let go of any possible guilt or regret, the more powerful and effective he will be in his future work. I am happy that he is sharing with us, though, as it's a fascinating story and I enjoy him.

The tattoos are great. Looks like he has K E E L on the fingers of one hand and H U L L on the fingers of the other hand. I could be mistaken but that's what it looked like to me. Many former black ops guys get tattoos when they are no longer forbidden to do so. After years of my husband not being able to have any discernible unique markings on his body he got tattoos when he finally stopped his involvement with his employers. Now, at 55 yrs old, he is about to get 6 more tattoos. If you don't like tattoos, that's fine, but others like them and it's not our business to control others lives and choices.

I don't care if Aaron's information is totally accurate or not. I never believe or disbelieve anyone totally. Beliefs are traps and can limit your ability to respond quickly to a constantly changing reality. I prefer to remaining open to any number of possibilities. He seems sincere and I like him very much. Looking forward to more exciting stories about Aaron's life! I'm here to enjoy everything to the fullest extent possible. Even the so called negative has much to teach us, so it can also be "enjoyed".

Thanks for another exciting interview, Project Camelot! Very informative and great entertainment!

Nancy

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coulda ...woulda.... shoulda

but hey

you didn't,
now did you

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Was able to watch the entire video last night. Mr. McCollum's testimony reinforced information as well as giving us all another glimpse into black ops programing. I admire his bravery in coming forward in such a public way with his experiences.

I hope I was not one of the people that was perceived to be discrediting him.. my questions regarding his unusual eye movements were not meant to detract from his credibility. If anything - such physical signs could lend creadance to his claim. Since I am still an "unknown" I can understand the reservations.

El

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It was late last night, but I watched the interview. I personally have a lot of trust in Kerry's BS meter, so when she's giving us an interview I start in a place of trust, then imply my own discernment.

The end result this time. I very much believe he believes what he's saying. the eye movement and throat clearing actually provide some sort of "proof" to me as I understand them as side effects of certain internal struggles.

A few things he said I do know to be "true"and it seems he and I have shared some similar experiences.

Kerry's questioning ,as always, was bang on..

I enjoyed his reminders to not be in fear of what he's saying, but rather to research it and add it to our knowledge instead.. Very well said IMO and I'm happy to hear it said when people are relating stories that can cause fear.

Until I see part two, I don't have a whole lot to say, as much of this info did make it to us all before the interview was posted.. Looking forward to more from Aaron, and I will be sending him my love and respect.

FWIW, I do understand why this thread is titled as it is. yet I do not find it to be "out of line" in anyway.. It's good to share opinions and points of view. :)

In light, of love
Shaynard

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One thing that is bothering me (a lot) about this video is McCollum's recounting of induced drowning. My guess is, re his 'We have one' comment by the drown-ers, well, there are likely hundreds who didn't come back up.

This whole specialness, giftedness, talent justificationness is pure BS. It's torture. Rationalize it any way you want. I can't.

Splitting personalities takes a lot of terror. Life and death, as he says.

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Been there

Done that

Got the T Shirt

Peace Y'all

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Well...least I got the group talking again......:original:

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Even though I enjoyed the interview, I was also deeply disturbed when Aaron spoke are the torture he went through.
I could sense there was pain inside of him. A sort of vulnerability that you see allot in traumatized people, and I knew at some point I would feel disturbed when he speak about his "conditioing". Basically, the pain and torture he went through in order to get to where they wanted him to get.
so I totally felt the same way.

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The fact that Eleni and Aaron have been treated in the very nasty way they have suggests to me that it almost certainly is an open stargate. It'll be great to hear more from Aaron himself and also from the other members with behind the scenes knowledge. Other possibilities that occur to me, though, even if they seem less likely, might include:

1. It’s a special kind of energy vortex that somehow disables the detection system (or HAARP) used by the U.S. and other countries to detect and shoot down UFOs. – This would explain why numbers of ETs were seen apparently arriving there.

2. It’s a special kind of energy vortex that reveals or somehow facilitates easier access to free energy. – Then the ETs seen there might just have been monitoring it, to assess its potential political implications for the planet. Maybe there are several different ET groups – maybe they could even be kind of “neutral” rather than “hostile” or “benevolent”?

3. According to some sources such as Richard Boylan, the gigantic spaceships currently in the sun’s corona belong to the Doustigneo ET people (who look very dark and smoothly vibrating and quite transparent), probably working in collaboration with a number of other ET races also on the ships, which look beautifully crystalline on the inside. They are there near the sun basically to fix the sun’s radiation, to ensure things such as solar EMPs won’t occur. If the sun has been getting fixed, that could well have caused a little reciprocal healing to occur in Gaia. As a result, Gaia has perhaps created or opened this special energy vortex, and maybe that vortex defies being manipulated by weather control technologies, plus it does something else such as 1. or 2. or whatever. For instance, maybe at the vortex there’s abnormal ease of access to 4D.

And if it definitely is a stargate, could that mean that the quarantine on the planet is being lifted? (And what, if anything, are the intergalactic councils doing regarding this?) If yes, then is humanity not being invited now to travel out from the planet and visit certain worlds? And what does anybody know for sure regarding who/what the gatekeepers are for stargates, or how they work?

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Watcher- above I think was pertaining to the black heli incident on New Year's Eve- it is a fact that some type of psychotronic attack took place.. I could not move my head for 3 entire days- it was pretty awful.

Aaron and I had been on the phone for several hours that evening discussing numerous material though- it wasn't just Project Seagate etc;

And Duncan and another person had also been targeted. Clearly something was setting off their meters.

BTW- I was not involved with Project Seagate.

I was however transported via some light mechanism on August 22nd of 2009 and subjected (along with a few others in the room in an underground base to a HUGE magnetic distortion. I was not sure I would survive that (atom wise) and at the time I was there I was afraid I would retain no memory etc; this is before I read these magnetics anomolies can wipe out memory.

Both Aaron and I described the same base setup/scenario though- in the base I was in there were ET's and humans/military.

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It sounds like you have an opinion on this interview. Could you share your assesment?:original:

Thanks


peace:original:

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Fair enough. I just figured that you could offer a perspective that others are without.

Im in no rush for answers either.:zip::wink2:


peace:original:

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haha sweet. I knew I could woo you.:trumpet:

Thankyou.:original: