I am the Christ - Brian Leonard Golightly Marshall, page 4
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reply posted on 10-9-2002 @ 05:12 AM by Ycon
The saga continues.

Some time ago, I opened a hotmail account and called it 'churchofhrp' for the Church of Hut River Province.

Today, I opened my business account which is with hotmail Ladyvi_@hotmail.com and sitting there was the file I have added as an attachment.

The sender is 'myself', which I did not do, addressed to Lady-Vi, and is from Adam Atheist an 'Archbishop,' obviously a message to let me know they have all area's covered.

So the hotmail is picked up by the CIA, or their puppets ASIO, then arranged to appear to be 'from' Brian Marshall, to another hotmail address 'ladyvi_@hotmail.com'

Indeed there is little that I can do, and indeed you can do, that is not picked up by the Beast.

Archbishop Marshall

Mal, you will notice that the date I received the following email was Feb 18 2002. How you received it in the last few days is part of the ongoing 'mystery.'

Originally I received the email and concluded it was sent by 'friendly' ASIO operatives as a 'let you no we are watching' email.

Since then I have had many strange emails that builds on the same premise.

Since then Mick and I have battled to arrange for suppliers and met with similar interference, now we are dealing effectively with it, stepping around the preventative measures that are apparently set up to dog us.

Since that February email, we have the shop on Hoddle Street and have carried out extensive renovations under the watchful Freemason council, goading them to make a move against us.

The building has a tin roof, and last week I was up looking at how to build the sign as it is a major task to support a sign 5 meters by 5 meters, and one of the sheets of the roof has had all of the fixings removed so a person could pull the sheet back like a door or cover and enter the ceiling and into the building.

However they have been foiled somewhat as we opted to reline the ceiling with a false ceiling eliminating possible asio listening divices from the access directly above.

I assume that the shop next door is also ASIO as the people were all Fed like in appearance and avoided eye contact with me, and 'rented' the shop the week of the attack on the homo, he / she being the previous tenant for 8 years.

I have had strange phone calls and a series of 'messages' so to speak, that can only have come from operatives that support what I am doing.

For a complete understanding of what we are dealing with, I came across a very comprehensive e commerce book, free to the user, some pdf files that you can download and read.

It covers the occult secret religion of Babylon, warned of by Jesus, and how the prophecies are on the button.

It shows the Catholic churches infiltration by Jews and Freemasons and how the Jews set up Freemasonry to infiltrate the 'Goyin' nations. How the Jews were behind the Sep 11 murders and overall is a very informative document.

www.antichristconspiracy.com...

Regards Brian.



[Edited on 10-9-2002 by Ycon]


reply posted on 10-9-2002 @ 10:13 AM by Byrd
Connie, yes, I believe he'd put that money into the van... and it's not THAT much. He needs transportation. Heck, I just sunk the same amount of money into a used car, myself.

There's a "cause and effect" that's not being met, here. Buying a vehicle only means that he wanted or needed the vehicle.

It doesn't prove that the water works or that he has a license to sell it or that the Aussie Health Department won't come down on his head like a heap of bricks and accuse him of selling "snake oil."

A van will not impress the scientists who will be asked to review the water to see if he can sell it as anything BUT plain old H2O. And the minute it's broadcast that he's selling water as a drug/curative/whatever, you can rest assured that there'll be a lot of fraud-hunters on him. If his water can't pass a James Randi test, it sure won't pass their tests.

(Real cures don't require belief. Pennicillin works whether or not you believe in it. Surgical correction of shattered bones works whether or not you think the cause was evil spirits or a bad fall.)

As to the email, it's not the CIA. Tear open the headers and you'll see it's a prankster (someone who knew you were setting this up... perhaps someone in chat) and that they've just done a VERY elementary hacking trick... in fact, this is one of the first things a hacker learns. It's called "munging headers."

If the CIA wanted you, they'd simply get you. Playing mind games is a stupid waste of time and gets the target nervous. The cops don't call up drug dealers before raids and go "hey, guess what's going to happen to you -- neener-neener!" The FBI doesn't call up suspected spies and breathe heavily into their phones or send strange messages. This corrputs the trail of evidence and leaves the agency open for a charge of harrassment and will destroy their case.

That email's from a twinkie.


reply posted on 11-9-2002 @ 08:31 AM by Byrd
Well, he'll get into court pretty soon, Connie, simply by selling the water and announcing what it cures. You see, the courts and the medical profession are going to demand the same sort of "proof" in Randi's test (which is why I suggested the million dollar challenge). That's called a "double-blind" test and it's the standard in all medical drug approval.

That's how we know that Viagra works for erectile dysfunction -- and that Viagra is NOT a cure for bronchitis.

They aren't going to care who he claims he is. And if he spouts off with some of his well-known inaccuracies (like the date of Rosh Hashana being September 11th and that no Jews were killed in the attack on the WTC (in spite of proof to the contrary) and the laws derived from the movie, "Miracle on 34th Street"), his credibility will be completely destroyed.

The historical Jesus was smart enough and knowledgeable enough about the world that at the age of 6 or 8 he was able to amaze the scholars of the temple. Brian's inaccuracies are quite amazing (his not being able to correctly add the diameter of the earth together with the diameter of the moon was a rather striking example, I thought) -- but so far, scholars have only been amazed that someone living in the 21st century could get simple measurements and science so wrong!

I have a rather hard time trying to imagine him with an AIDS clinic, after seeing him refer to gay people as "homos" and "fags" and other less complementary terms.

I take it he's not planning on offering the water to just anyone?


reply posted on 11-9-2002 @ 09:10 AM by Pandora
connie- is it that easy to deceive you? could i too, show you a picture of a van, tell you about some miracle water, and rant some numbers off to you and attatch some meaningless importance to them so you would idolize me as well? think of what you are doing... rationalize here...like i have told you before, i know my stuff when it comes to naturopathic remedies.. this stuff is sold in health food stores.. so, it is very possible that i could start my own business marketing such water without claiming to be anyone of importance.....what brian is doing is believing he is jesus and taking it as far as he can... what does sending pictures and ranting numbers have to do with anything? and seriously, think about what byrd said- for such a "holy" man trying to cure AIDS, why does he go around using such derogotory words such as "fag" and "homo"? if anything, he just seems to be a cruel person.. he is trying to get away with a certain persona and forgetting what goes along with that.. his true colors ring through everytime he writes...he is not peaceful, nor loving...you, on the other hand, are this trusting, naive woman seeing the good in everyone.. maybe you could teach your buddy a thing or two.. but, i think the reason we all continue to these threads with you is because we don't want to see you get sucked in...listen, we are all a little nutty, right? we are members of this board, so we believe a some wierd sh-t that a lot of people don't, but we see that you continue to support this character and endorse him.. and not a single one of us has seen any truth to his story.. and, i have to admit, at first, i was pretty intrigued and thought "who knows?" i gave this little deal the benefit of the doubt as i do with all things, but there is just too much doubt.. way, way too much, girlfriend... step back-


reply posted on 13-9-2002 @ 11:41 PM by Byrd
Miracle Water for dairy cows so they don't have to use pennicillin????

I'm flabbergasted. I hadn't realized that Australia was so far behind America and Great Britain and Holland and other countries with significant numbers of dairy cows. Pennicillin's been banned in dairy feeds for milk cows for quite a long time.

It's fed to calves (only to age 4 months) and to very sick cattle (whose milk/meat can't be sold). It really amazes me that the Aussies are so far behind the rest of the world in dairy tech.

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For the rest of you, some eye-opening factoids about dairy cows:
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Milk cows drink about a bathtub full of water each per day.
www.cowtv.com...

Your average bathtub holds about 60 gallons of water (227 litres)
www.learner.org...

Your average cow weighs 1,500 pounds (about the same as 9 humans)
www.ext.colostate.edu...

Brian's site suggests that humans drink AT LEAST 1 glass per day. The average human weighs about 165 lbs.

A cow would therefore need 9 glasses of water per day. (if the cow doesn't NEED 9 glasses per day, then the human probably doesn't need a glass per day.)

A glass of water is about 8 ounces (fluid). That works out to .23 litres, so there's around 4 glasses of water per litre, so each cow in the herd needs about 2 litres per day (in addition to the rest of the "bathtub full of water".)

I was fascinated to find out that the average herd size in Australia is 150-200 cows:
www.cattle.dk...

150 cows times 2 litres is 300 litres of Miracle water per day for the herd.

20 Litres of reverse osmosis water Miracle Water costs $30 dollars plus container deposit of $10 dollars. They will need 15 orders of 20-litre bottles of Miracle Water per day.

That works out to about $450 per day for Miracle Water.

$3,150 per week for the herd.

$13,500 per month for the dairy.

$162,000 per year for the dairy.

...how expensive IS milk in Australia, anyway?
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