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Operator · 01-31-2010, 05:57 AM

I've said it before and I think it's important enough to repeat it ...

If 'they' find out that a source becomes credible in the view of the public there are 2 options:

1. take that source out. It's too obvious however the source WAS close to telling the truth but ceased to do so.
2. more subtle ... infiltrate and pollute the source's channels so it gets mixed with dis-info

2 is often more effective ... I think we see a lot happening in this area with a lot of public figures. Not only David Wilcock
but also Stephen Greer, Jeff Rense, Cliff High, Dan Burisch, Benjamin Fulford, Richard Hoagland and too many others ...

They all start of in a great way and then their course seems to alter slightly in an unexplainable way.
I think that also Project Camelot is under such an attack and is prone to this kind of tactics.
I wouldn't be surprised if some 'phony' whistle blowers are set to cross their path intentionally. Of course it's important
that all players in this field are aware of it and should try to maintain their integrity.
However it does not dismiss your responsibility to keep paying attention to this yourself.

Or as Michael Tsarion once said: "Don't blame someone for selling you a lie. Blame yourself for buying it !"

Very wise words indeed ... I keep it in my top ten list of most important things to remember.

01-31-2010, 05:57 AM	#5
Operator Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Caribbean Posts: 375	Re: Change You Can Believe In!!! I've said it before and I think it's important enough to repeat it ... If 'they' find out that a source becomes credible in the view of the public there are 2 options: 1. take that source out. It's too obvious however the source WAS close to telling the truth but ceased to do so. 2. more subtle ... infiltrate and pollute the source's channels so it gets mixed with dis-info 2 is often more effective ... I think we see a lot happening in this area with a lot of public figures. Not only David Wilcock but also Stephen Greer, Jeff Rense, Cliff High, Dan Burisch, Benjamin Fulford, Richard Hoagland and too many others ... They all start of in a great way and then their course seems to alter slightly in an unexplainable way. I think that also Project Camelot is under such an attack and is prone to this kind of tactics. I wouldn't be surprised if some 'phony' whistle blowers are set to cross their path intentionally. Of course it's important that all players in this field are aware of it and should try to maintain their integrity. However it does not dismiss your responsibility to keep paying attention to this yourself. Or as Michael Tsarion once said: "Don't blame someone for selling you a lie. Blame yourself for buying it !" Very wise words indeed ... I keep it in my top ten list of most important things to remember.