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Originally Posted by Bill Ryan
Hi, King Lear -
Thanks for the question. But your quote above is not accurate - about Camelot, at least. What you describe is absolutely not the case.
Have I misunderstood you?
Kerry and I are happy to answer specific questions about witness testimony.
We know, of course, that there are anomalies, like Clifford Stone’s 57 species of aliens (and Henry Deacon’s “over 40”) vs. Dan Burisch’s telling us that he knew of only three, plus a fourth interdimensional species of which he knew little. In this case, Dan is certainly not hiding anything... it’s almost certain that he was not told about the others.
John Lear’s information contains a lot of open speculation (although Henry Deacon told us he was “80% correct”). Leo Zagami said that Cristoforo Barbato (who was interviewed by Luca Scantamburlo, who we talked to on video) was being deceived by his Vatican Source about the 'Jesuit Footage' of 'Planet X'. Etc.
But most of our witnesses tell stories that are pretty much compatible... the puzzle pieces really do fit together pretty well.
Very best, Bill
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And as youve outlined before Bill, the lie is different on every level. Which is why some stories may conflict.
But its not the mionor details that are of any importance (and its usually only the minor ones that conflict) Generally the major facts fit together and coincide with the bigger picture.
And personally, anyone who says that everyone else is a liar is most likely to be telling lies themselves. As my signature states ; Real knowledge is to know the extent of ones ignorance.
Anyone who thinks they know it all or feels that they are in a place to discredit other people is only discrediting themselves.