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Experiences
LIZARDS IN BATH
Hi David.
I am looking forward to hearing you speak on the 1st December in
London.
I thought I would just write to tell you of an
experience a friend of mine recently had in Bath. He was in a
Night Club in Bath when a tall guy started staring at him. My
friend asked him what was wrong and he said forcefully 'let me
see your hands'.
'Why?'
'Just let me see your hands'.
So my
friend showed him his hands, ordinary and empty. Then the man's
stare changed and his eyes blinked vertically rather than in the
usual horizontal fashion!
He said no more and just walked away,
leaving my friend absolutely horrified. My friend confided this
to me the other day when we were talking about UFOs and stuff.
He knew nothing about your work or anything reptillian.
He
doesn't drink or take drugs or anything and is a Muslim. So I
told him that it is much more common for people to have
encounters like that than is generally known.
I told him about
your work and lent him the video of your Vancouver talks. I am
encouraging him to submit his story to your website along with
all the other lizard-encounters reported there.
I just thought
that you would be interested to hear it right away. It raises
two questions, to my mind.
First, could Bath be a centre of
lizard activity or something? (Bath has historic occult
connections).
Second, what is it about the hands? I thought that
maybe hand-inspection could be a means used by the lizards to
identify their own kind when in a human form? (A bit like Masons
using a specific hand-shake).
Thirdly, it shows that these
experiences can happen to anyone regardless of background. All
the best, and congratulations on the new book.
Robert
 Revelations of a Mother Goddess
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 Reptilian Agenda
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