Hi Malakiem:
Actually, the truth of many matters like that is enough to send people over the edge. You can hear Steven Greer here talking about how one of his
volunteers committed suicide.
video.google.com...
(oh, it looks like they censored out that video, but there are others there that might present that – basically, one of Greer’s volunteer’s
threw himself under a train).
Heck, the official word on the deaths of Paul Wilcher and Danny Casolaro:
www.ahealedplanet.net...
www.ahealedplanet.net...
So, the official theory is that they killed themselves because they could not handle the nature of what they were investigating. However, nobody in
the field believes that. They were both murdered and it was made to appear a suicide, but Wilcher’s “suicide” was not convincing in the least.
I recently had a situation where somebody came to see me on these issues (UFO/ET/Free Energy), and they went psychotic soon after talking to me, and
that person and their family both said that just talking to me is what sent that person over the edge. Your feet have to be firmly on the ground to
handle this stuff.
Hi darksky:
Yes, calling (or diagnosing people as crazy has worked well on certain people. I know people who have been taken out just that way. One person I
know was accosted, injected (without a needle) with a drug that almost instantly made them go on some kind of acid trip, and then locked away in a
mental institution (they were trying to get to the media with potentially embarrassing NASA footage). That is far more common than is publicly
acknowledged.
Best,
Wade