There's a few things that bother me about this. First of all, as previously mentioned, the refuelling thing. Fuel is only needed until we get past
the worst of the gravity envelope, and he seems to fail to understand that rocketing is not steady emission of fuel until we get to the moon. There's
a reason that the shuttle needs three big external tanks of fuel on the way up, and none on the way down.
The second thing I have a problem with is his hubris in assuming that everyone who sees the movie is Christian and that all of his material is
new. It is not. The ideas he's bringing forth are known to pretty much most of the people who are involved in lightworking on this planet.
I'm not too sure how many lightworkers there are, but suffice to say it's more than just a handful of people.
The third thing I have a problem with is his assertion of the unredeemable nature of the dark ones. I agree with Unity_99 on this one. No one
is ever totally 'lost' to the light. We all have stages we need to go through. Likewise, many of us exist as shadow - mixtures of light and dark.
This doesn't doom us to a horrible hell with the dark ones for eternity. Nor is humanity essentially evil and demonic. We have been influenced
by outside forces to behave that way. It may be the natural inclination of some of us, but by far, not all of us.
I haven't seen the second movie yet. Maybe he addresses this. But just as there are negatives, there are neutrals that don't give a # about us, and
there are positives who want to help. I am a positive (at least I hope so - I recall coming into the dream with the intention of
helping) and I know that humans are not without allies.
I do agree with him that non-human forces have shaped many of the world's religions, and that these are probably not friendly forces. I used
to hate the idea of reptilians, but the more I look at the topic, the more I am forced to admit to myself that they are probably real. Are they
shapeshifters occupying all our highest echelons of society? I don't know. I doubt that. But do they exist? I think they do. I think they work as
much as they can behind the scenes to keep us in a state of agitation. I do think they feed off us, if not literally, then at the very least
off our pain.
On what is commonly referred to as 'ascension', I just don't know. Such a thing, if it were real, would be beyond my happiest imaginings. Sometimes
I suspect my life is a punchline of a joke the universe is trolling me with, however, and I'm inclined to suspect that nothing at all will happen, if
only because the universe loves laughing at me. I'm usually good natured enough to laugh along with it, but I would be disappointed if nothing
happens. I plan on having a very nice party with some friends on December 21, and if all that comes December 22 is a hangover, so be it.



