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clarkkent · 02-15-2009, 04:22 PM

i have to say, all these various sources are confusing.

the james interview has good things in it, but so does micheal st clair and the "bloodline insider" --theres good material i agree with, but at the same time i really agree with "milk and honey" that the whole human goldminers doesnt really make sense. the idea that an ultra powerful "godlike" being couldnt find an easier way to get some "bling" other than creating "HMS" sounds like baloney to me, i remember steven greer shooting down this hypothesis saying were on the verge of being able to create elements from other elements with our technology NOW, the idea of a technologically and spiritually advanced annunaki not being able to do that is loony.

i also find the common thread with the 3 above mentioned people is they all believe earth is and the human body is a "prison", the illuminati operate under that idea too. at st clairs website i find it funny he comments about being so above the common man and being the "master" of light or crystals or whatever, not a very humble dude. the "bloodline insider" refers to all of us as "peasants' who wont escape this prison because we dont view it as such in the first place.

after all this reading from all these sources and david wilcock, and all the camelot witnesses..honestly all anyone can do is be a good person and treat yourself and others with respect if we all did that we'd be fine. everything else is just fun speculation as to the true nature of the universe. what good is knowing about quantum mechanics, alien visitation, the origin of humanity, meditation, the illuminati, and every other conspiracy on the planet if your an egotistical jerk.

id say being a good person outweighs figuring out how to master your breathing or becoming one with everything (especially since everyone already is ONE, you cant not be one with all)

ill give wilcock and dr greer this, they at least seem like nice guys with a good sense of humor certain witnesses give me the creeps.
anyhow, itll be an exciting next few years, ill be sure to not make the mistake of thinking im above the 'common people" for maybe being a little more informed.

02-15-2009, 04:22 PM	#110
clarkkent Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 319	Re: JAMES: The WingMakers Interview on Camelot i have to say, all these various sources are confusing. the james interview has good things in it, but so does micheal st clair and the "bloodline insider" --theres good material i agree with, but at the same time i really agree with "milk and honey" that the whole human goldminers doesnt really make sense. the idea that an ultra powerful "godlike" being couldnt find an easier way to get some "bling" other than creating "HMS" sounds like baloney to me, i remember steven greer shooting down this hypothesis saying were on the verge of being able to create elements from other elements with our technology NOW, the idea of a technologically and spiritually advanced annunaki not being able to do that is loony. i also find the common thread with the 3 above mentioned people is they all believe earth is and the human body is a "prison", the illuminati operate under that idea too. at st clairs website i find it funny he comments about being so above the common man and being the "master" of light or crystals or whatever, not a very humble dude. the "bloodline insider" refers to all of us as "peasants' who wont escape this prison because we dont view it as such in the first place. after all this reading from all these sources and david wilcock, and all the camelot witnesses..honestly all anyone can do is be a good person and treat yourself and others with respect if we all did that we'd be fine. everything else is just fun speculation as to the true nature of the universe. what good is knowing about quantum mechanics, alien visitation, the origin of humanity, meditation, the illuminati, and every other conspiracy on the planet if your an egotistical jerk. id say being a good person outweighs figuring out how to master your breathing or becoming one with everything (especially since everyone already is ONE, you cant not be one with all) ill give wilcock and dr greer this, they at least seem like nice guys with a good sense of humor certain witnesses give me the creeps. anyhow, itll be an exciting next few years, ill be sure to not make the mistake of thinking im above the 'common people" for maybe being a little more informed.