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franciejones
01-01-2009, 08:19 PM
I was wondering if this tickled anyone else's brain. After the Jim Humble interivew went up, this below copied message was at PC.

A NOTE ABOUT WHISTLEBLOWERS AND RESEARCHERS that you find on these pages:

We, Kerry Cassidy and Bill Ryan, do not necessarily agree with or endorse all of the views presented here. What Camelot is about is the investigation into the mysteries that surround us. We are all, in a sense, investigators of our world. And while we, as individuals, may not agree with everything presented on our site, we fully support freedom of thought and speech as well as the Quest for truth. --31 December 2008

This was never an issue before as far as I knew. Did anyone else wonder if they were referring to the most recent interview?

mpea
01-01-2009, 08:29 PM
Hi Francie,

No, I didn't take it to mean the Jim Humble Interview in particular.

I read the statement to mean that the the content of posts was the opinion of the writers/researchers and did not represent the opinions of Bill and Kerry.

It's up to us, the reader, to take on board what resonates with us and discard the rest.

Peace and blessings

mpea

I was wondering if this tickled anyone else's brain. After the Jim Humble interivew went up, this below copied message was at PC.

A NOTE ABOUT WHISTLEBLOWERS AND RESEARCHERS that you find on these pages:

We, Kerry Cassidy and Bill Ryan, do not necessarily agree with or endorse all of the views presented here. What Camelot is about is the investigation into the mysteries that surround us. We are all, in a sense, investigators of our world. And while we, as individuals, may not agree with everything presented on our site, we fully support freedom of thought and speech as well as the Quest for truth. --31 December 2008

This was never an issue before as far as I knew. Did anyone else wonder if they were referring to the most recent interview?

franciejones
01-01-2009, 08:32 PM
Very true mpea...I was thinking that their newest statement has ALWAYS been implicit. I was curious as to the "why now" part of it.

THE eXchanger
01-01-2009, 08:45 PM
i believe, it is a good way
for them, from a legal aspect --
to state it eXactly, as, they have

that way, the legal aspect rests with who made the statement
and, NOT with them, NOR,
do they say, that they agree with what others says

eurosceptic
01-01-2009, 08:57 PM
it must be key to the whole thing to have the ability of free thinking/speaking as it is not total control

Anchor
01-01-2009, 09:27 PM
FJ: I dont think its anything like that.

Bill & Kerry's opinion may carry more weight than average in some peoples eyes, and my guess is all they are trying to do is say, look, just cause we report on this doesnt mean it is "validated" by us in anyway - please use your own discretion.

It shouldn't need saying, but it does - some people still follow like sheep.

A..

Steve_G
01-01-2009, 09:32 PM
There's always a danger on this kind of forum, especially where the owners are public figures, that some people will assume anything that gets posted is endorsed and verified either by themselves or Project Avalon/Camelot. I've just had a situation where a member found something in a thread that concerned them and quit the forum, the implication being that Avalon itself and/or B&K were spreading disinfo.

The message they posted simply spells out that the contents of individual posts and threads are solely the responsibility of the posters- Avalon and B&K simply provide the platform. It's up to the members to decide whether they believe the information or not.

The majority of the membership accept this as a given, but there will always be those who don't understand that right away. Hopefully the message will prevent situations like this occurring again.

That's my personal take on the message- this post isn't endorsed by B&K either :original:

I also have no idea if B&K are even aware of the situation I mentioned above, so please don't infer that was the reason for the message either.

alyscat
01-01-2009, 09:58 PM
Personally, I think it's wise - particularly when you have an interview with someone who is involved in any sort of healing situation. Before, we've just had whistleblowers, not healers, as I recall.

We're just too darn litigious in the US, and the FDA and AMA and any number of 3 letter organizations who would like to "get at" Jim, might conceivably try to leverage through B&K.

alys

orthodoxymoron
01-01-2009, 11:06 PM
The role of Bill and Kerry seems to be alternative truth seeking and reporting...not spoon-feeding, hand-holding, and babysitting a bunch of crybabys. :sweatdrop: