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Originally Posted by historycircus
Let me just first say this (before anyone begins the "angry circus" chant), I, and dear god, I do, truly, with all positivity and goodness, mean absolutely NO DISRESPECT to you as an individual in any shape, form, or fashion. No disrespect. I am not trying to provoke you, or inject any negativity in any form to this discussion.
You are wrong jaby, about the the rehetoricism and sarcasm you percieved in the question. It is a straightforward question, designed to elicit, what I hope would be, a straightforward answer. Nothing more, nothing less.
I will add this, however, since this is an issue that inspires you to empassioned expression (if you don't like the tone of this question, I suggest you take it up with Socrates - for it is ultimately his question): What is it about yourself that, when confronted with what you percieve to be an affront to either Wilcock's spiel or his honor, promts you to express passion.
When you answer that question truthfully, even if you keep it to yourself, there is nothing that anyone could say or do, especially myself, to keep you from discovering truth.
Peace and extreme love to you,
The HistoryCircus
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No there is nothing you or anyone else could do, or say that, that could
keep me from discovering the truth.
I didn't think my defence of David was particularly that passionate...and
I didn't hold back from saying that I was disappointed about his stance on
October 14 + + +.
It is the woman and the mother, in me that wishes to protect him from
un-necessary disrespect and attack.
The goddess in me that wishes to shield him.
You want passion....cop this....." I love David, he was my introduction to Project Camelot, the things he related blew my mind. I watched his 4 part
video, I watched his face for hours (during the interviews) and I trusted him. He helped to educate me, he fired my being, I was bowled over at the work he is doing....he touched me. I liked him. My head was in a whirl processing everything he said and talked about. He was a launch pad for me, as I then
went on to the 'Disclosure Project'...and all the other P. Camelot interviews.
And now I am changed. I have learnt so much in the last few months. I
have shed a skin, like the snake/serpent, I am reborn."
PS. But David, like all of us, is allowed to make errors of judgement.
We look inside ourselves to feel the resonance of ANYONE's words.
It isn't good to throw the baby out with the bath-water.