Hi all! - Texas
 

I don't know if I am introducing myself in the right place. But here I am. Howdy from Texas. I am new to all of this type of info but love it. I have probably read, listened, and watched everything on Project Camelot. This seems to be the best next step. Any suggestions or opinions on where to start?

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hi acotco :D

here is the link to the Texas groundcrew thread:
http://projectavalon.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3130

theres a whole bunch of info out there, you just have to sift through the BS to find it.

the project camelot section has a lot of good stuff~

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I have always found an open mind and curious will often attract the info and experiences needed in life. Jung's principal of syncronicity [ meaningful coincidences ] seems to apply as well. Seek and ye shall find?

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Me again - you could try Velikovsky's books also Graham Hancock, Robert Bauval and a staggering tome on Forbidden Archaeology by Michael Cremo.

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Im an Okie, and Ill be driving threw Tx on my way to South America. You are welcome to follow me

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When are you going & which country?

Re: Hi all! - Texas
 

See next posting

Re: Hi all! - Texas
 

Texas: Police can use force to compel evacuation during 'disaster' --Law will facilitate Xe's ability to kill, seize property in any 'emergency' 26 Jul 2009 A new state law will allow police to arrest people who don’t leave town under mandatory evacuation orders. The new law gives county judges and mayors the power to authorize use of "reasonable force" to remove people from the area. The law, passed this year, takes effect Sept. 1, in the heart of hurricane season in Texas. It also applies to other disasters, such as fires or floods.

This from:
Breaking News and Commentary from Citizens For Legitimate Government
27 July 2009
http://www.legitgov.org/
All items are here:
http://www.legitgov.org/#breaking_news