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King Lear · 09-25-2008, 07:21 PM

hmmm...
what to say?

hmmm...

I just watched it, and first I want to laud some things:

First of all I want to laud Kerry for her modest interviewing technique in this interview

Then I was appreciated about the improved microphone technology for the witness, only Bill again had to suffer under the bad microphone

And now to the interview:
I found it quite interesting what Miriam had to say, but some things were a bit too crypto-esoteric for me, so to speak.

Perhaps there's someone here who can give me a clue to that.
(1-4 world, the future etc.)

What I also found quite interesting, was her mention of some dark beings and happenings beneath the earth surface.
What did she mean?
Reptilians?
Perhaps at this point Kerry or Bill should have went into it once again.
But I can understand that Miriam perhaps didn't want to tell more about it, because just to think of it is to cruel for her.

At the end she said something really wise:
We all shall learn how to handle seeds and how to plant them, this indeed would minimize our need for oil. (delivery of fruits, vegetables and so on and also the plastic we use to pack it)

09-25-2008, 07:21 PM	#3
King Lear Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Not S-4 Posts: 306	Re: Miriam Delicado Interview, Your Views? hmmm... what to say? hmmm... I just watched it, and first I want to laud some things: First of all I want to laud Kerry for her modest interviewing technique in this interview Then I was appreciated about the improved microphone technology for the witness, only Bill again had to suffer under the bad microphone And now to the interview: I found it quite interesting what Miriam had to say, but some things were a bit too crypto-esoteric for me, so to speak. Perhaps there's someone here who can give me a clue to that. (1-4 world, the future etc.) What I also found quite interesting, was her mention of some dark beings and happenings beneath the earth surface. What did she mean? Reptilians? Perhaps at this point Kerry or Bill should have went into it once again. But I can understand that Miriam perhaps didn't want to tell more about it, because just to think of it is to cruel for her. At the end she said something really wise: We all shall learn how to handle seeds and how to plant them, this indeed would minimize our need for oil. (delivery of fruits, vegetables and so on and also the plastic we use to pack it) Last edited by King Lear; 09-25-2008 at 07:39 PM.