David Wilcock's THREE BOOKS

[Ali Quadir]

However I do disagree that constantly speaking about doomsday and elite conspiracies does not fab the fires. I think that it most certainly does.

Okay.. I don't agree that he speaks about any doomsday, unless he denies it as a possibility, which he does regularly. He does speak about elite conspiracies. And even though he's describing them as conspiracies that are falling apart. I mean literally at the seams, all their plans aren't working anymore. Big FAIL.. He still describes them.

And a skittish person might get scared because of it... So if that is what you mean I would agree with you...

Having said that I also do not rebuke him for doing so. I myself believe it a necessity to speak out agaisnt the darkness which I do at every oppportunity. I wish that everyone was aware of its danger.

I agree.. It is sad that the people at large are only dimly aware of these problems our society is having. And at the same time it's sad that so many people who are informed become completely paranoid about it. Not even thinking about the possibility that this elite might not have as firm a hold on things as they'd like to suggest.

I only suggest that such warning can be taken into a state of paranoia and fear that creates a worse scenario, and that such warning should be done in ways that does not involve mass hysteria or mass media.

this is why the Mystery Schools worked the way that they did.

Now that's a subject for a different topic, and an interesting one at that.