reply to post by chromatico
Whilst I 100% agree that one should not believe anything you read or hear without more substantial evidence presented in actuality, I disagree with
the statement that no-one should believe her (seems a bit too dictatorial for a start) because I've met another survivor of child
abduction/government abuse program during my time spent living in squats in london.
I do not want to name names without consent as there is a court case pending, but what i can say is I have seen evidence from the national gallery of
alice in wonderland programming from 1970 - with my friend as 'alice' with her clothes painted on.
www.tate.org.uk...
Just comparing faces was proof enough, but matched with her relentless campaign against all forms of child abuse and numerous discussions i've had
with her, my mind unfortunately accepted this as plausible and actual.
Also, my friend has a face that reads plainly she was abused.
Anyway, despite not believing in anything, my time spent with this unique individual (and anyone from the london new age traveller scene may well
know of whom i speak! Fresh!) has galvanized my concern for all our safety carrying on living parallel to the status quo as it appears.
It is truly horrible to accept in to your reality that these atrocities actually exist and very difficult not to speculate on the lengths some in
government could go to given that they are clearly so wrong in the head. The current system of authoritarianism is all about abuse of power until
enough decent folk wake up and force all government to become transparent, how/when this could occur i do not know.
It's up to each individual how they receive and treat information but the responsibility of us all to reclaim the earth for each other's sake.
Peace and Interdependence.
TMITH