Posted by Anno
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Posted by Heyoka_11
(here)
Posted by Anno
(here)
Credo is good in my book but not on the subject of Reptilians.
Thank you for your reply, and also your recommended reading.
Can I suggest reading an interview that took place back in 1999, between Credo and Rick Martin from The Spectrum (newspaper). It's fairly lengthy, but well worth the time taken to read. I would appreciate your feedback.
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_credo_mutwa03.htm
It's late down here, so hopefully I will find a reply tomorrow morning.
Morning Heyoka!
Off topic so I'll be brief (although it is
your topic):
That interview is an excellent source to see the real picture of Credo. Ty for the reccomendation, I think everyone should read it.
You have a guy who is an awesome story teller who really loves his country and is trying to get the outside world to see what is going on. After a long and well known career as an author in Africa, noone outside is listening. Then along come these Reptilians. In my opinion he is telling people what they want to hear so he can also slip in what he needs them to hear. The real plight of today's African nations.
The first thing he does is ask for the newspaper to send someone to Rwanda. There are no reptilians in Rwanda, just mass genocide.
He then does what he does and tells the guy the stories his audience want to hear so he can then talk about the real issues facing his people today. I had no idea about that king that got killed like Diana.
In terms of evidence for Reptilians, there is none. It's just myth and if someone tried to use our own native myths as proof (by taking them as literal accounts) they'd be ignored. We know they're symbolic. A person described with a reptilian tail is someone that has a character attribute symbolised by the reptilian tale. Most likey connected to earlier stories that explain where it comes from.
As these myths are new to us and come from a different culture, the suggestion is being made to take them literally and some seem to do just that. There is no evidence only stories and hearsay. He also connects himself with Sitchin even though most of us now know that Sitchin channelled his info and pretended to have translated it.
In terms of information about the real issues of Africa and also the mythology in it's own right (always useful to add a new set of symbols and see how people deal with the universal stories), it's a very rich interview and well worth everyone reading.
The irony is that the people who should learn about the mythology and real issues won't read it because it's stamped with Repto. The people who will read it are too busy seeing what they want to be there to take any notice of what is actually there and far more valuable to humanity than some idea of Reptilian Humanoids responsible for all the ills of mankind.
I still think Credo is awesome. =]
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