Henry Deacon Discussion Thread

Hiram · 08-08-2009, 04:54 PM

I am very curious about Henry. "Art".

He seems like a lovely man; kind, and as said above directly informative about things that really matter to us.

He is also appropriately uncomfortable with talking about the classified projects with which he has worked, which counts towards his legitimacy in my opinion.

I am certain that Henry has been "damaged" from working with the forces with which he has worked for so many years. There is pain there, that I can feel. I don't know specifics, just what I pick up from him.

I really look forward to more exchanges with him as he begins to feel comfortable bringing things to light. I would encourage him to be guided by his heart...and let that lead him to his next actions.

I am curious about his statements about not worrying about Chem-Trails. Hmmm. Whatever could he mean? There are possibly much bigger fish to fry perhaps?

Thanks for your courage Art. Strength to you, and I hope it continues to grow.

08-08-2009, 04:54 PM	#7
Hiram Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: San Francisco Posts: 119	Re: Henry Deacon Discussion Thread I am very curious about Henry. "Art". He seems like a lovely man; kind, and as said above directly informative about things that really matter to us. He is also appropriately uncomfortable with talking about the classified projects with which he has worked, which counts towards his legitimacy in my opinion. I am certain that Henry has been "damaged" from working with the forces with which he has worked for so many years. There is pain there, that I can feel. I don't know specifics, just what I pick up from him. I really look forward to more exchanges with him as he begins to feel comfortable bringing things to light. I would encourage him to be guided by his heart...and let that lead him to his next actions. I am curious about his statements about not worrying about Chem-Trails. Hmmm. Whatever could he mean? There are possibly much bigger fish to fry perhaps? Thanks for your courage Art. Strength to you, and I hope it continues to grow.