Jedi wrote:

He actually takes credit for sending David to Brazil to take Ayahuasca in this post.

Hehe. I'm sure that Stuart Wilde is much more competent in the use of the English language than is demonstrated by that poster, whoever he/she is.

No kidding Neomatrix!  Sheesh.  What's that thing that Stuart even says in his 33 Steps?  Something saying how perfect speech is honourable...

For those of you that like to get sucked in: WHISPERING_MIND IS NOT STUART WILDE.

He actually takes credit for sending David to Brazil to take Ayahuasca in this post.

Hehe. I'm sure that Stuart Wilde is much more competent in the use of the English language than is demonstrated by that poster, whoever he/she is.

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Neomatrix wrote:

Peggy Kane wrote:

Unfortunately, unbeknownst to David Icke, the use of Ayahuasca to open oneself up, gives the reptilians complete access to the mind.

I wonder what Stuie Wilde would've said about it.

I don't know if anyone is familiar with scam.com forum, but supposedly Stuie is a poster named Whispering wind.  Whether it is him or not I do not know, you decide.

He actually takes credit for sending David to Brazil to take Ayahuasca in this post.

I can only hear the interview, not see it in windows media player???? WTF?

Hmm... what version of W Media Player do you have?  Should work... (but *shoulds* don't count for very much )

Here is the link for the specific document from Project for a New American Century which David spoke of.  Really mind-blowing stuff indeed, especially taken into account that it was produced in 2000.

cheers

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Neomatrix wrote:

Peggy Kane wrote:

the use of Ayahuasca to open oneself up, gives the reptilians complete access to the mind.

I wonder what Stuie Wilde would've said about it.

It strikes me as an "all or nothing statement".  In fact, I am now remembering that I think that Stuart Wilde said just the opposite - that it drives the neg aliens crazy when people take Ayahuasca because the neg aliens are no longer able to track them while they are in that state.

Now while that may be accurate for Stuart Wilde, I think that for a less experienced person, the situation may be different.

I imagine that a typical situation is somewhere in between and likely depends upon the person.

I wonder what Stuie Wilde would've said about it.

David Icke insisted on wearing turquoise in his first appearance because he said the color affected people in a positive way. This time, he wore all black! What a striking difference, if he really believes that colors affect people in the ways he has said... what does the fact that he wore all black this time mean? It scares me a little.

I would say he simply thinks different now than he did then. I thought the black made him mature, serious and even sophisticated in a way.

I didn't even notice that the whole time... its suppose to say "mental"... heh thanks! I'll go change it now.

But I think the most important point is that the guy is standing up for what he believes in regardless of what anyone else says.  He's trying to make people aware of the perilous situation the world is currently in, and he's reaching a lot of people and causing them to think in ways that maybe they would not otherwise have.    That's a valid and valuable service, so I still think overall the world is lucky he's doing what he does...

Nice.

His video(s) crossed my path at a certain point in my evolution, and for that I am happy.