Whistleblower intentions called into question here...

My point is people should be careful what labels they put on everyone. If someone wrote something about me that was not true, it would depend on how serious it was or what mood I was in on whether I would seek legal counsel. I did not say anything about freemasonry per'se, I just said I didn't know that Kerry and Bill were freemasons, because this person wrote that about St Clair, Lear, Bill and Kerry in that post.

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Originally Posted by Tuza

My point is people should be careful what labels they put on everyone. If someone wrote something about me that was not true, it would depend on how serious it was or what mood I was in on whether I would seek legal counsel. I did not say anything about freemasonry per'se, I just said I didn't know that Kerry and Bill were freemasons, because this person wrote that about St Clair, Lear, Bill and Kerry in that post.

My point would be this: what is it that we are being offered here at Avalon?

One thing is the opportunity to meet folks of like mind and discuss this momentus point in our history, which is great.

The other is that we are being asked to buy into belief systems, offered by folks like Michael StClair, David Wilcock, etc. Iis it time we stopped blindly subscribing to belief systems given to us by an external "authority" and take responsibility for our own lives?

We have consented to live in a world where a few people have created a massive system of occult, fictional entities (such as money, economics, jobs, laws, capatalism, communism, politics, etc, etc) to control us and lead us away from the truth. The truth is that we are spiritual beings, created by The Creator (God, Source, Divine etc) and placed on this Earth with everything we need to prosper easily at hand.

The fictional system is to blame for EVERYTHING that is wrong with the world. When we stop subscribing to fictional systems (in whatever form they take), the world will be right and we will take our place once again as co-creators with God on this wonderful planet.

This is what I truly feel and I have only good in mind as I write. Life could be so simple, so beautiful, so joyous if only we could grasp the simplicity of what it would take to bring it about.