Excuse me...? Inelia Benz fake?

[Bill Ryan]

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Many years ago -- when I had much shorter hair -- my father always used to say that I used to look like John McEnroe, the great tennis player. I'd tell him I was upset that he didn't say that John McEnroe looked like me.



Re the topic of this thread, the problem with the world is that there are too many people of below average intelligence.



To The Royal Wizard: the reason you experienced such a pushback was that the very idea of dallasgoldbug's thesis having any merit whateoever was pretty dumb. I'll say that straight. It's got nothing to do with whether or not you trawled through past threads on this forum, which is not always easy to do. You could have read the many derisive YouTube comments, and the dismantling of dallasgoldbug's credibility all over the internet. (He is probably mentally disturbed, and I say this seriously).

For someone new to the alternative scene, and to adult human affairs in general --- say, a curious 18 year old sincerely wanting to understand the truth -- these questions are valid and need to be responded to seriously. We're all on a journey of learning, and need to help one another out whenever we can.

But if you are a grown man (whatever your native language, and this is not about language at all), then there's something about how people work that you may not yet have yet learned. I say this with respect. You are most welcome on Avalon, but please be more discriminating with your queries and what you bring to the members' attention. Believe me, there are plenty of issues out there that merit very serious questions. This is a waste of my and everyone else's time. That sounds curt -- but it's true.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by Fred Steeves (here)
I'm actually Paul McCartney, surprisingly no one has caught on yet.

She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah She loves you, yeah, yeah ...

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by WhiteCrowBlackDeer (here)

Posted by Fred Steeves (here)
I'm actually Paul McCartney, surprisingly no one has caught on yet.

She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah She loves you, yeah, yeah ...

ROFL!!! You've outdone yourself this time Paula, and even though that paints a rather disturbing picture that's now forever seared in my fragile eggshell mind, I can't stop laughing.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by Finefeather (here)
My wife used to always say I looked like Jimmy Hendricks...
Now if you look carefully you can see the resemblance...
If it was'nt for the hat you would swear it was me

Yes! I agree with your wife. Twinies

[Dennis Leahy]

I was going to post my photo next to some beautiful woman's face, and pretend to note the similarities. Paula would have worn out her mouse trying to reconcile that! hahahaha Paula, you really cracked me up with Fred and FineFeather's twins! :~)

Dennis

[araucaria]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
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Many years ago -- when I had much shorter hair -- my father always used to say that I used to look like John McEnroe, the great tennis player. I'd tell him I was upset that he didn't say that John McEnroe looked like me.



Re the topic of this thread, the problem with the world is that there are too many people of below average intelligence.

Bill, "You cannot be serious!!"

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by Dennis Leahy (here)
I was going to post my photo next to some beautiful woman's face, and pretend to note the similarities. Paula would have worn out her mouse trying to reconcile that! hahahaha Paula, you really cracked me up with Fred and FineFeather's twins! :~)

That would prove most "interesting" Dennis... And now after FineFeather's to boot, I'm rather morbidly curious to see the Bill Ryan/John McEnroe morph.

Strange days have found us...

[RMorgan]

Here´s a picture of the real Mr.Fred Steeves.

I took this screenshot a few days ago while chatting with him on skype:



I´m not sure, but he remembers me of someone else...

Cheers,

Raf.

[Camilo]

Posted by The Royal Wizard (here)
Please forgive me if this is old news and maybe posted somewhere else.

Here's a link to a video that shows how many news storys are fake. The same actors again and again.

Inelia Bens appear at 49:30

https://youtube.com/watch?v=45w9G...layer_embedded

all the best

TRW

This kind of garbage doesn't belong in this forum.

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by RMorgan (here)
Here´s a picture of the real Mr.Fred Steeves.

I took this screenshot a few days ago while chatting with him on skype:



I´m not sure, but he remembers me of someone else...

Cheers,

Raf.

Nothing like being thoroughly exposed before your peers. Ya'll never knew you had a triple agent in your midst now, did you? Wow, Fred's also Mr. Trololo, who woulda thunk it?

[gooty64]

Here's a video of the real Mr. Fred Steeves.....Mr. Trololo

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=i1EG-MKy4so

Posted by RMorgan (here)
Here´s a picture of the real Mr.Fred Steeves.

I took this screenshot a few days ago while chatting with him on skype:



I´m not sure, but he remembers me of someone else...

Cheers,

Raf.

[Fred Steeves]

Posted by gooty64 (here)
Here's a video of the real Mr. Fred Steeves.....Mr. Trololo

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=i1EG-MKy4so

Posted by RMorgan (here)
Here´s a picture of the real Mr.Fred Steeves.

I took this screenshot a few days ago while chatting with him on skype:



I´m not sure, but he remembers me of someone else...

Cheers,

Raf.

And who says white, middle age men can't bust a move?

[Ilie Pandia]

I always thought that Bill looks like Noam Chomsky, or mr. Noam looks like Bill (if he so prefers )

[Chester]

Posted by DeDukshyn (here)

Posted by greybeard (here)
I just dont get the point of the thread.
Its a nothing covered a long time ago.

For the record.
I had one positive conversation with Inelia when Charles (Atticus) was setting up an en mass healing session.
We were both very concerned with the possible negative effects on participants--- a valid concern as it transpired.
Anyway she came across as having a genuine compassion for the members of Avalon.

Chris

There was a purpose for this thread, and it has been served. Keep in mind the public read this forum and many may have seen that video and actually wondered ... plus there were a few informative posts with value and the main question has been answered.

I found Avalon in the summer of 2011 and thus immediately watched the Inelia Benz interview. I was so blown away I watched it again back to back, the second time pausing it over and over at certain spots while I contemplated the words. Sometimes I would go back over and over to ensure the messages came through clearly.

This specific interview had a profound (positive) effect on me. Right or wrong about what I then concluded, I suddenly perceived Bill had moved into a new direction... a direction which I was attracted to greatly. For that reason I joined this forum. I then went through my own personal dark night of the soul which ended the day I found Houman's thread... again done through this forum. This all literally saved the life of my wife's husband and my step-daughter's and sons' father.

I am forever grateful to Inelia Benz and Bill and Houman. Chester

[WhiteFeather]

IMO This video seems to be a clear outright Shill Attack on Avalon and It's community to say the least. By Casually and Carefully Inserting Inelia Benz late in the video, The Cock-Roach from Dallas felt he would create quite a stir and mayhem. But Like I said earlier this didn't work for me, as this program that The Dallas Bug wished to install had failed terribly. And It seems he wasted a lot of his useless linear time in developing this failed product.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
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Many years ago -- when I had much shorter hair -- my father always used to say that I used to look like John McEnroe, the great tennis player. I'd tell him I was upset that he didn't say that John McEnroe looked like me.

What Is Love in a Tennis Match?

[Chester]

Posted by The Royal Wizard (here)
Hmm. Now I'm full of thoughts. Even the Moderator had to put up a "moral" finger.

I'd like to know what I have done differently than other forum members to earn such a critisism. This is obviously not the first time someone have doubleposted. Many other posts on this forum is, IMO, quite harsh, inpolite and often filled with moralism, no moderator pointing fingers as a result. Why? Beceause the writer-(s) are old members and well known? Is it easy to pic on me with assumptions (...not doing my homework, ...please post with higher quality)) beceause I'm a newbie? Do I see a typical cult-fenonema? I don't know the answers to these questions, but I wonder.

To make it clear. I was posting this because Ms. Benz is on the front page at Avalon, and, I assume, held in high regard. When I saw the video, with her, and others known to us, accused of beeing fake, I decided to post the question here. I admitt; I should have searched the arcive first, I only scrolled down a couple of pages to see if this was already handled in any way. It wasn't.

It is not possible for any one with full daytime work, or anyone actually, to be at the top of all issues at any given time. That's not the same as not doing one's homework or being "uneducated". Thats the whole point of a forum, isn't it, helping each other with information?

I have been a member here for a few months, not posting much, and the reason is that I wanted to get to know the forum, it's members, and the "tone of voice" so to speak due to the fact that newbie's are always newbie's, and someone always has as their mission in life to point that out, and correct the newbie.

I have stated earlier; english is not my native language. I try to write as correct as possible, but som words may be used in the wrong way, and some misspelled. sorry for that. I did not attemt to assume any thing in the headline, just an expression of me being a bit shaked over the postulate in the video, and an eager to quick get answers accordingly. But then I stamped on someones feet, obiously.

Unfortunatly, this thread is now about me, I didn't ask for that, but on the other hand, it is an oportunity to get to know me.

For the record: I'm a grown up man, well educted in social science, a psycic, teacher, astrologer and writer. I've studied "alternative" issues for over 25 years, and may in that regard have something to contribute.

So, the reaction-(s) to this post will help me decide weather I'm still a member tomorrow. Life's to short and all that........

To The Royal Wizard, You make good points. We all make mistakes and you know this about human beings. Perhaps some of the reactions to your post may have been mistakes. Perhaps some took your post the wrong way. I (probably foolishly) usually give others the benefit of the doubt. I cannot apologize for anyone else. It is my opinion anyone who has been accepted into membership can be a positive, contributing member here. It takes time to learn a community and like any, some have feathers that can easily be ruffled. I have done my share of that too. I hope you stay. Kind Regards Chester

[WhiteFeather]

LOL....With that haircut swap that you put on Bill to the right Paula, he seems to resemble an older Neil Patrick. Ya Think?

[araucaria]

Posted by WhiteCrowBlackDeer (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
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Many years ago -- when I had much shorter hair -- my father always used to say that I used to look like John McEnroe, the great tennis player. I'd tell him I was upset that he didn't say that John McEnroe looked like me.

What Is Love in a Tennis Match?

Love in a tennis match is called mixed doubles

[Finefeather]

Thanks for the good laugh Paula and Fred and Bill and all...

Prosopagnosia or, more informally, face blindness. The disorder was thought to be exceedingly rare and mainly a result of brain injury. Until a few years ago, there were perhaps 100 documented cases, says Ken Nakayama, a professor of psychology at Harvard. But last month a team of German researchers took the first stab at charting its prevalence, and the results, published in the American Journal of Medical Genetics, were remarkable. The new study showed that prosopagnosia (from the Greek prosopon for face and agnosia for ignorance) is highly heritable and surprisingly common, afflicting, in some form, about 1 in 50 people--more than 5 million in the U.S. alone. "That's huge," says Dr. Thomas Grüter of the Institute of Human Genetics in Münster, an author of the paper and himself a prosopagnosic. "It was a real surprise."

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...#ixzz2APrI4V2X