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David Icke's Cyberworld
I live in Edmonton Alberta Canada and this week in our
local free artsy news paper was an article entitled:
The Reptilian Riddle about why Bush was SELECTED & was
not elected President, due to his Royal Dragon
Bloodline. It refered to Mr. Icke's site and was
written by someone who wished to remain hidden.
So this weekend at my mom in laws I decided to see
what was new in Icke's cyberworld.
I must congradulate Jacqueline Maria Longstaff, the
writer of the book: "Only one sky to fly in" as I have
made contacts with "the good guys in green".
I wasn't always comfortable with the E.T scenerio
happening on earth, I have battled with the greys on
one occasion during an abduction and broke free of
that zombie like state of mind while naked on a cold
metal examination table only to exterminate one with
my fist. How this happened I can't really say how, but
I gnos it did.
Anyhoo, I have journeyed quite the ways in
consciousness since then and like Boo in Monsters Inc.
once one overcomes their fear of them they are pretty
powerless.
I have as my bible David Icke's Children of the Matrix
and gnos my connection and place in the universe at
this time.
My reptilian contact has a name and is sort like a
guide to me in the big confusing ball of yarn known as
consesus reality.
No questions here, just compliments on the great work
everyone is doing here and there, from above and below
on gaining our freedom, especially to Mrs. Longstaff.
Maxim a.k.a NagaSat.

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