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Other - Miscellaneous
Monsters Inc
Mr Icke,
Firstly, I would just like this opportunity to thank you for one of the best
days I have had for a long time. I travelled to Battersea yesterday (sun
01/12/02) to watch you give a marvellous talk. I have read most of your
books, in fact the only one I do not have I bought yesterday! I can so see
exactly what you are saying but like you said I felt like part of the herd,
a sheeple. But from now on I will be taking that deep breath you mentioned
and not be bullied into conformity. So again I would like to thank you for
this.
The reason I was emailing was the point you made about how the Disney film
Monsters inc. easily represents the interdimensional entities and their
method of obtaining energy. Well, on this web site

is a picture of the director of those monsters-I dont know if you noticed
but he is AN EYE (probably all seeing!!!) How obvious are they trying to
make it?!!! Also have a look at the Monsters inc. logo- not dissimilar to
the all seeing eye too.
Hope this email finds you well, and hope to hear your opinion / thoughts
from you soon.
Take care
Paul
Archive date: 12-05-02
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