Part 3 of Peter Levenda interv. @ forumborealis

[Cardillac]

Hi all-

I chose to start this thread/provide link simply because of what even more Levenda has to say about his collaboration with Tom DeLonge- it's about Levenda, not Tom DeLonge-

maybe some of what Levenda states will not be immediately understandable by those who have not yet read the DeLonge/Levenda 1st collaboratory book "Sekret Machines: Volumn 1: Gods" where Levenda talks about the "cargo cult" (too much to explain in my humble entry); but I highly reccommend this book (finished it 6 wks. ago); it's dense reading (I'm used to that) but very revealing- the book was obviously more written by Levenda (as if DeLonge ever wrote a book) because it's his distinct writing style-

this dove-tails with Indigris's recently started thread but was not meant to be yet another Tom DeLonge-bashing frying pan-

the last 3rd of the interv. is Al Borealis "pontificating" about a lot of things; yes, he's entitled to his personal opinion but so are we-

if you have the time, interest and patience due check out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cjc1D6JzC0

be well all-

Larry

[Cognitive Dissident]

Thanks Larry - I've listened to half of it and haven't learned much yet, may skip the rest based on your description.

Lavenda is of course very much more interested in the history/culture/occult side of things rather than the political/disclosure side. Perhaps for this reason he was chosen as he won't ask difficult questions about how TTSA got "classified" information and videos and whether Luis Elizondo currently has any connection with the CIA or not, never mind why they used a photo of a mylar balloon at the launch event and said that it was a UFO.

But don't want to be too negative: what did you learn from the interview that was useful or interesting to you?

[Cardillac]

@Cognitive

Hi!

"what did you learn from the interview that was useful or interesting to you?"

nothing earth-shattering; Levenda was much, more revealing in his 1st 2 interv's w/Al Borealis- but still wanted to share the interv. with forum members who don't visit Borealis' rather wonderful website-

I found it interresting that Levenda stated (now paraphrase): "anyone who is unaware of DeLonge's backround needs to realize he does not need the money; he's already very wealthy- he, like I have a keen interrest/passion for this subject and for us it's a labor of love; I have no shares/invested monetary interrests in this project; the only payment I get are the meagre royalties from our collaborated book"

I somehow don't think anyone as erudite as Levenda would blindly agree to work on something like this without beforehand investigating it and therefore unneccessarily putting his incredible legacy in jeopardy- just my own cheap, humble opinion-

be well!

Larry :-)