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03-10-2010, 08:53 AM | #51 | |
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Re: New interview with Aaron McCollum
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The question I have, however, is very important. If he is easily controlable by them, why would they allow for him to speak, instead just horizontalized? If he is doing so much damage, maybe they would just flip the switch on his chip and he is gone? Unless he is used as a toll for reasons we might never find out and all this drama with choppers is just to validate his story. gibonos |
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03-10-2010, 10:25 AM | #52 |
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Re: New interview with Aaron McCollum
"If he is easily controlable by them, why would they allow for him to speak, instead just horizontalized? If he is doing so much damage, maybe they would just flip the switch on his chip and he is gone?
Unless he is used as a toll for reasons we might never find out and all this drama with choppers is just to validate his story. gibonos[/QUOTE] " May I suggest that eliminating or as you say " horizontalizing " would just turn on the spotlight on his previous revelations validating them . Overnight the whistle blower would become a hero and the PTB would show by this action their desperation ..... There is no choice for the PTB . That's why from time to time Aaron is experiencing " missing time ". The controllers are trying to erase some memories or preventing the emergence of the real ones . Cheers |
03-10-2010, 10:53 AM | #53 |
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Re: New interview with Aaron McCollum
Didn't Aaron say he has memories he hasn't told anyone about? And then go on to say people have told him not to reveal these memories because they were just too intense? Did he tell anyone or no? I don't understand that.
Of course my opinion has no bearing on the validity of Aaron's story, but at this point I am not believing him. I do respect the opinions of those who do believe him, something rang true for you. One thing I do believe is that his story about killing children could get someone angry enough to do something about it. personally I don't buy it, but that's just me. |
03-10-2010, 11:27 AM | #54 | |
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Re: New interview with Aaron McCollum
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@dougall yes I caught that one as well, it's against logic to say something like that. All in all I thought it was a good inteview, but the host lacks intelligence and reason, lucky for us the chat room was top notch. gibonos |
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03-10-2010, 04:54 PM | #55 |
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Re: New interview with Aaron McCollum
I think the times may have changed since the days of Philip Schneider. The PTB may have learned a lesson there or there are more factions pushing for disclosure or maybe a bit of both.
I'm just speculating but the days of horizontalizing a witness just after public testimony may be over. Why when there are so many ways to discredit them and convolute their memories? |
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