Just wondering if any One has read this rather enlightening book. If so, would you like to discuss it? Peace.

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"The most important thing you can change is your state of mind. When you do that, everything else follows suit." Rebecca Clark

Deathnomore, whos the author? I'd like to read it.

The author is William Cooper. Any large bookstore will have several copies in stock (in the New Age section). If only half of this book is true (all of it is true), then we are in BIG TROUBLE! You can get it for $20 at Amazon.com (saving $5). Even if you buy it at your local bookstore, go to Amazon.com to read the 85 reviews from readers. This book is absolutely, positively SHOCKING! And coming from Deathnomore, that's quite a statement (nothing shocks me). You won't be disappointed, that's for sure. It's 500 pages, so you really get more than your money's worth. Enjoy!

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"The most important thing you can change is your state of mind. When you do that, everything else follows suit." Rebecca Clark

Thanks

Could you at least give a brief synopsis of what it's about? Thanks.

It's about UFOs, the new world order, the JFK cover-up, and things so unbelievable that it makes The X-Files look like a picnic in the park! Did you know that our greatest UFO authors are really employees of the CIA (totally documented)? Their job? To provide misinformation! Interesting!

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"The most important thing you can change is your state of mind. When you do that, everything else follows suit." Rebecca Clark

OK, well, while you were just responding to me, I went to Amazon and read reviews on the book. There are 85 customer reviews and five stars. It looks very, very interesting. What interests me (besides UFO's,) is that a lot of customers said, "I read it cover to cover in one sitting". This is the type of book that keeps my interest. I have so many books I have "started" reading and can't get past chapter 1. So, it should be here in a few days, can't wait! But now I must hurry up and finish "Mutant Message from Down Under".
Thanks!

Jovette

Funny, I was just telling Buddy about the 85 reviews in another thread! Believe me, you won't be disappointed. shocked, yes, but not disappointed! Tell us what you think when you finish reading the book. Peace.

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"The most important thing you can change is your state of mind. When you do that, everything else follows suit." Rebecca Clark

how synchronistic!

Greetings EveryOne

Deathnomore...Yes, I read the book back in '92 I think... You might take a look at "Nothing in this Book is True, but it's Exactly How Things Are" Bob Frissell

Similar shocking theme...THOHT stimulator to say the least. It's all out there you Know..Master Creator's have Know Boundaries.

It's a Duality Trip

Follow Your Heart In Deed
Pat

Hi, Pat! Where ya been? Yep, I've read that book, along with its sequel, Everything in This Book is True. Great recommendation! It even has a little seed of immortality in it!

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"The most important thing you can change is your state of mind. When you do that, everything else follows suit." Rebecca Clark

Odd, Deathnomore ... I bought this book on Crystal's recommendation last time I was in California and it's been sitting on my desk staring at me, waiting for me to read it. Obviously I have to, now. I have read Nothing in this Book is True and loved its mix of shocking revelation with tongue in cheek irreverence. I think when you get into material as heavy as this, retaining the ability to laugh at yourself and the human condition is essential, otherwise its crazymaking.

Pat can I take your saying for my motto? Master creators have know boundaries, I love it!

Hi, Gregory!!!!!! I agree with you--I want to borrow Pat's saying, too! C'mon, Greg, don't you think it's "time" you devoured that delicious book??? Yum! It's calling out your name each moment you walk past it! Let me k-now what you think. Peace.

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"I am always ready to learn, but I do not always like being taught." Winston Churchill

Dear Soul Gregory

Of course you can ...it is a compliment to be quoted Thank You for the compliment

Now how did that go...

Master Creator's have Know Boundaries

yup...and it's True Two

Follow Your Heart In Deed
Pat

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OK, I just finished the foreword part of the book. I already knew about who shot Kennedy, because someone on Amazon.com gave it away in one of the reviews of the book. That same person in Amazon.com also says to rent the video from your library. I would like to do that. (Not that I don't believe, but just to see it again).
But reading that paragraph just now (about Kennedy in the foreword) made me very, very, sad. I very much dislike the "dark" side of life, and I very much dislike liars. I can spot a lie a mile away, and if you lie to me, then I shall never trust you. So, the blame is put on someone else (Lee Harvey Oswald), and I mostly feel for the family. Did Jackie know? Did John Jr. know? And what about Senator Kennedy, the brother? (who is currently in office). It just makes me sick about lies.
Well, my neck is very sore today, but I have the book propped up on a pillow. I need to take a break from it because reading also makes me very tired.
Later,

Jovette

P.S. So far, nothing I've read about UFO's in the foreword has shocked me. One could fly up to my window and I would say, "hey! what's up? coming to check on my implant?" (just kidding)

HA! You are a real jovial person, Jovette! UFOs just might whip right by your window to check on that implant! I, too, dislike liars. The Kennedy clan has flirted with the dark side ever since great grandpa used to bootleg moonshine. Politicians just don't have a clue about what they are doing. It's all about money and power (especially power). If your kneck starts to tingle, don't worry. It's just a thoughtform of healing Light en route from my S-elf to yours. (Sorry, but I didn't have time to wrap the present--but how does One wrap healing energy, anyway?) Peace.

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"I am always ready to learn, but I do not always like being taught." Winston Churchill

Thanks!
I think being on disability, I was meant to read this book. If I wasn't on disability, I wouldn't be able to visit here as often, and I might not have read this thread. Reading this thread, I got the book.
I also just finished reading "Mutant Message Down Under" by Marlo Morgan. I believe I was meant to read that book, and if I wasn't home on disability, I wouldn't have asked my friend to borrow some books!
It's funny - I have a small triangular shaped scar on the inside of my left wrist. I always tell people, "oh, that's just my implant."
Well, I gotta go write to my new e-mail pen pal in Georgia. (No, not you. I know, you're in Georgia!)
Ta-ta,

~J.

Hi, Jovette. Synchronous events are everywhere! I have a couple of scars that appeared as if from nowhere. I don't re-member where they came from. Interesting. Peace.

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"I am always ready to learn, but I do not always like being taught." Winston Churchill

Deathnomore,

I do know where my scar came from. I just like to pretend it is an implant. Truley, though, implants don't leave scars! ha ha
I wanted to ask you - did you see the movie "Stigmata"? If you haven't, you should see it, because of the message at the end. Also, if you haven't, it's not a scarey-horror movie. (It is portrayed as one.) (I don't go see scarey or horror movies.) All I will say is that it's a positive message from God.
The reason I thought of this, is because I'm reading the 2nd chapter of Pale Horse.
Let me know!

~Jovette

Yes, I've seen Stigmata. Interesting movie. Don't forget to look at the fold-out in the back of the book. It's unbelievable how high the corruption goes. Peace.

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"I am always ready to learn, but I do not always like being taught." Winston Churchill

Dear Deathnomore,

Since you've seen Stigmata, then what do you think about the end, when the priests were hiding the truth, that God can be found within? I found it similar to the 2nd chapter of Pale Horse!
I have read thru chapter 4.
A lot of the things I have read in the book, I believe are true. Some things, I believe are NOT true. Some things, I don't care to either believe or disbelieve.
Then, I cheated and skipped ahead to chapter 12 of the book. The thing that puzzles me, is why does the author say that he himself saw UFO's in Vietnam, but then later in chapter 12, says, "if they do exist". Why would he say that, after he already stated that he saw them himself?
I do believe an alien base exists on the moon, because I read that 2 years ago. But, I do NOT believe there are US people and Soviet people on the moon base. I believe it is an ALIEN BASE. I do believe the aliens " supervised" all of our space flights.
Also, 2 years ago, I read about the Majestic 12 and how G. Bush is a part of it. In the same reading, it indicated that the Star Wars plan, which was disguised as to protect us from Russia, is really in fact, to protect us from Aliens.
It is possible that Aliens have a base on Mars, but I do NOT believe that US people and others from around the world are there.
I believe the author believes what he wrote is true. (So I'm not calling him a liar). Some things, I don't believe are true, or will happen. I do not EVER think the martial law/slavery thing will ever happen.
Well, just wanted to give my comments so far.
I think you should read "Notes from the Cosmos" by Gordon Michael Scallion.
That's all 'fer now,

Jovette

Hi, Jovette! You shouldn't skip ahead! The author saw what he thought was an UFO, but he has resigned within himself that this could have been hoaxed by the government. If alien bases exist, and if we have an Agreement with those aliens, then why wouldn't we have some humans at those bases??? Makes sense to me! Martial law (including closed military bases being used for concentration camps) is already written into the law. It is fact. It may never happen (because Americans have too many guns), but a lot of people on high are preparing for the opportune moment to try it. Read on, and you will see more evidence. Talk to you later.

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"You are a magnanimous entity! Live up to your reputation!" Randall Mixon

Hey Jovette! Haven't heard from you in awhile. How's the book going? Peace to all.

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"A gossip is one who talks to you about others; a bore is one who talks to you about himself; and a brilliant conversationalist is one who talks to you about yourself." Lisa Kirk

Yeah, I stopped reading it. It's too sickening, too depressing. Do you notice that the author repeats himself a lot? I don't mind that he does, because he's probably trying to remind us how such and such is related to what he's talking about.

I did want to comment on the Alien bases subject. I think that Alien bases could exist, but I don't think there's our people on the moon. I think it's an Alien base. I think that UFO's are not a hoax by the government. The UFO's that the government fly that they built, are not the same as the Alien's flight machines. We had to use our metals from earth. (like the one pictured in the back of the book). They used their metals or whatever their material sources are. I have seen/read so many documentaries on UFO's, that I believe the witnesses who said they never saw material like it before.
***Also, I wanted to ask you what you think of the ***Phoenix lights*** sighting from a couple of years ago. Did you see the guy on TV who analyzed all the different types of light sources we have here on earth, and compared it to the lights, and said it's something completely different; not anything we have here on earth? (No, I don't think that guy is a CIA person).
Another reason I believe it's not a hoax by the government, is many Indian tribes, and ancient egyptian heiroglyphics (I forget how to spell that) show UFO's in their writings.
When I'm reading the book, it also makes me wonder if William Cooper is a CIA agent!
I really think you would like "Notes from the Cosmos". You should read it and tell me what you think.
I am currently reading the "Tao of Pooh."
It's really cute and fun to read.
TTYL,

Jovette

Hi, Jovette! Sorry the book depressed you. Keep it okay? You may want to return to it at a later date in a few years. I LOVED The Tao of Pooh!!!!!! One of all-time faves for sure!!!!!! I'll try to get that book. What is it about? Peace.

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"A gossip is one who talks to you about others; a bore is one who talks to you about himself; and a brilliant conversationalist is one who talks to you about yourself." Lisa Kirk