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[bill7907]

You're saying William Cooper is a liar?

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It proves how much you know about this subject....

[trainedobserver]

Originally Posted by bill7907

You're saying William Cooper is a liar?

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It proves how much you know about this subject....

Good grief! There's another one.

Yes, he was a bald faced liar. John Lear "created" O.H. Krill. Bill Cooper then claimed to have seen the document when he was in the Navy. He lied. Believe it or not. Who cares? Not me.

[Hiram]

Trainedobserver:


I feel your sense of exhaustion with the matter. I would counter that there is insightful discussion yet to be had with regards to the subject. Especially if one does not simply limit ones self to the "nuts-and-bolts" of "flying Saucers".

I think we are all a bit tired of rehashing the same terminology and story line. If I hadn't had direct confirmation from someone's deathbed on the subject, I would probably drop the topic as well.

There is an unfolding of events, slowly, inexorably, but this does not proceed according to man's schedule...and perhaps not even in a linear fashion at all.

Yet we are here to look up at the stars and wonder are we not? The poetry of that will never be lost on me.

[Hiram]

Also from another thread:
"The mystery and secrecy surrounding the phenomena is not controlled or owned by the government or any other human entity. It is owned and controlled by the phenomena itself."

Yes, it seems that eventually one must come to this conclusion doesn't it?

I have another acquaintance who shares this opinion. Are you familiar Jacques Vallee's work in the field?

[trainedobserver]

Originally Posted by Hiram

I have another acquaintance who shares this opinion. Are you familiar Jacques Vallee's work in the field?

Vallee has long been a voice of reason in this whole mess. He, unlike most in the field, is a real scientist. It has taken me years to actually appreciate just how far ahead of the pack he actually was/is. I still don't agree with everything he says but I try to keep an open mind about some of it. I was a bit astounded to learn of his interest and involvement with Remote Viewing. Something I still can't get my head around.

[TRANCOSO]

'Behold a Pale Horse' is an excellent book. A lot of what's been 'predicted' there, has become (a sad) reality. Unfortunatly Cooper didn't let matters be after 'Behold', in which he'd said it all, but started to repeat himself & - worse - exaggerate & bluntly lie.

[Moxie]

I am ignorant of KRLL and seemingly all responders (thus far) are not addressing the thread starter's Qs either...sooo....

that said, along w/my admission that I am already "out of line"...

Ortho wrote: "I went to a Whole Life Expo many years ago...and I was uncomfortable there. But I was also uncomfortable at church. So I stopped going to both"

I think it's time to invite uncomfortability for its value in upset toward where it leads instead of excusing ones self to feel better...

TrainedObserver wrote: "To gain some perspective on this whole issue you must extricate yourself from the cult of personality that surrounds these characters".

EXACTLY!... just look at Ryan/Cassidy publishings these past few months... and the pages and pages of others' opinions...arghh.
don't get lost in personality! Get lost in Knowledge/Information!

That's all.