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NancyV · 01-29-2010, 05:46 PM

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

01-29-2010, 05:46 PM	#108
NancyV Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 80	Re: I could have done the McCollum interview.. 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