View Full Version : Whose the most amazing person you've ever met???
third wave
01-02-2007, 11:05 PM
I've met quite a few thinkers since I got into all this stuff - although just to say hello at MBS fayres and get books autographed and the like - not to have a beer with.
I've never met Icke, but I've met loads of healers and others. My missus is a reiki healer. I thought it was all rubbish at first, but when she first treated me I felt this amazing warmth go through my body as she passed her hands over me. So I will have to say she's the most amazing person. But I reckon you lot must have had some interesting times meeting with conspiracy bods, famous or not.
Over to you. :)
clint eastwood
01-02-2007, 11:11 PM
My missus is a reiki healer ...when she first treated me I felt this amazing warmth go through my body as she passed her hands over me.:)
I bet you did, you dirty bastard.:cool:
akujin
01-02-2007, 11:27 PM
I haven't met anyone who has had an outstanding effect on my perspective yet. I'm pretty secluded, ( i live in the country w/ little income ), and about 99% of people out here have no idea what i'm talking about.
the king of the mountain
02-02-2007, 12:23 AM
David Icke is the most amazing person that I have ever met.
clint eastwood
02-02-2007, 12:38 AM
Well, I once met Jesus in a dream. He wasn't very amazing, though. Does that count?
seamus
02-02-2007, 04:41 AM
The most amazing person ... well i would have to break it up into different departments.
Intellectually, the most amazing person I know is a man named John Smith (no kidding, that's really his name). He is a walking encyclopedia. Not just full of facts, but deeply understanding the historic and prophetic significance of past and present events. If you don't believe in hebraic prophecy, don't talk to this guy, because he will weave for you a tapestry of history that will make it all come together. He's been saying for a while that the great wars of this century will be fought over water, not oil. Let's see how that one goes.
Spiritually, I would have to say it's my friend Euge. He is the kindest, warmest, most hospitable, most loving person I know. He is a bit famous in certain circles, but what most people don't know about him is that he often goes out of his way to clothe people whose duds aren't up to snuff. I have seen him literally take a shirt off his own back and give it to someone else. And he encourages this same way in everyone.
s
P.S. Don't feed the trolls.
a fine naked fellow
02-02-2007, 08:28 AM
I have met many beautiful people each very fluent. Some got it all together,
some not at all. But in all of them is myself, I am in love with them.
lumukanda
02-02-2007, 09:24 AM
sorius somora, a jouranlist who posed as a rebel in the civil war in sierra leone, spent months filming their propaganda videos and their attrocities, civiliand being massacred by rebels, govement and peacekeeping troops alike, only to escape and show it to the world, the result was the documentary "Cry Freetown", an absolute honour meeting the man.
tiswas
22-10-2007, 12:59 PM
I see her in the mirror everyday
eternal_spirit
22-10-2007, 01:07 PM
I see her in the mirror everyday
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LOL you beat me to it, I was going to say me mememememememe
:D
punjabibeard
22-10-2007, 01:28 PM
i see tiwas is back on the old spacka juices :D
phoebe
22-10-2007, 01:35 PM
lol
adimon
22-10-2007, 01:57 PM
sorius somora, a jouranlist who posed as a rebel in the civil war in sierra leone, spent months filming their propaganda videos and their attrocities, civiliand being massacred by rebels, govement and peacekeeping troops alike, only to escape and show it to the world, the result was the documentary "Cry Freetown", an absolute honour meeting the man.
I agree Sorius is an incredible man, but civilians weren't 'massacred' by the peacekeeping troops. In no part of the film does he say that.
lumukanda
22-10-2007, 05:08 PM
I agree Sorius is an incredible man, but civilians weren't 'massacred' by the peacekeeping troops. In no part of the film does he say that.
maybe not in the film, but in person he did, and it's pretty common knowledge that the nigerian 'peacekeepers' were every bit as brutal as the rebels and government troops, it was a case of 'they may be rebels', pretty sick shit.
just to be clear, i'm talking about the ECOWAS troops, not the later UN peacekeepers, even though if you dig deep enough, i'm sure they've got their fair share of blood on their hands.
malvern
22-10-2007, 05:40 PM
maybe not in the film, but in person he did, and it's pretty common knowledge that the nigerian 'peacekeepers' were every bit as brutal as the rebels and government troops, it was a case of 'they may be rebels', pretty sick shit.
sorry to jump in about Serria Leone, all sides were paying for hired killers, who did not care who or how they killed... mass terror was there game.. as my friend who comes from Freetown asked "why do they chop off hand using the back of the mersheties and not the blade?" easy this does not heal and allows infection to get into the broken wound and bones, hence taking some time to die apainful death, and costing money for care which in the end will not work, money they need to feed there families... so the film did not show how the USA and the UK let people die,until there plan of control for the minral wealth was ready to put into place......... both side killed ,raped and mamed the people for power they will never control..........
freedom for all:)
snoopsnuffleopagus
22-10-2007, 05:50 PM
Cordial Felicitations:
The "most Amazing Person I Have Met: Commander Douglas Johnson.
Born Chicago Southside, expelled from High School for riding his 4 cylinder Indian Motorcycle through the halls of the school, circa. mid 50s.
Enlisted in U.S. Navy, as enlisted man, voulenteered and served 6 years in Antarctica. Invented the 'B.C. Cocktail'. Made from the Core Samples of Ice. The Ice was 10s of Thousands of Years old. For this Service the Navy sent him to Officers School. An Enlisted man who becomes an Officer is a 'Mustang'.
Went on to invent the: 'Fallout Martini' The Vermouth is placed in an Atomizer, misted into the air, then the Martini Glass is 'passed' through the Mist, number of 'passes' according to the desire of the recipient.
Also was the Executive Officer of the Sea Wolf Nuclear Submarine, participating in numerous passages under the Ice of the Arctic Regions.
Shared with me a 'Story' about the 'Cuban Missile Crisis'.
Seems JFK was on the phone with Fidel. Fidels office in Havana looked out over their beautiful Harbor & Bay.
JFK told Fidel: "Look out your window".
Fidel did so. He noticed a Submarine surface just outside the Harbor.
JFK informs Fidel there are 10 more subs around the Island of Cuba.
He told Fidel: "Get those f**kin' Russian Missiles off your Island!"
The rest is well known.
I met Commander Johnson when he was overseeing the Construction of the Prototype Nuclear Propulsion Units for Trident Class Submarines at the Kesselring Site, representing the Office of Naval Reactors.
It was an unforgettable pleasure and experience to know & work with this Dynamic, Creative and Honorable man.
Kind Regards: Snoopsnuffleopagus
lilly555
22-10-2007, 05:53 PM
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LOL you beat me to it, I was going to say me mememememememe
:D
I agree. To be quite honest the most amazing person I have ever met is me. :o:)
auron
22-10-2007, 06:16 PM
Whose the most amazing person you've ever met???
Tiswas.
graflok
22-10-2007, 07:36 PM
I see her in the mirror everyday
http://aycu37.webshots.com/image/30596/2003343854311341506_rs.jpg
strider
22-10-2007, 07:45 PM
Putting aside the whole eternity theme, which is more than valid, the person who has most impressed me is a bloke called Bernie Prior..
You can google him but it sort of makes no difference as he is talking to the person at the time on the video..
He may not have books out on conspiracy, and people may have dedicated sites to him (this I don't know) but he is one of the most spiritual people you will ever meet..
supertzar
22-10-2007, 09:10 PM
It could be Stewart Swerdlow. He told me some amazing information about myself that I don't see how he could have known through ordinary means.
...Joe Satriani is pretty amazing, though. So is Tony Iommi...
eternal_spirit
22-10-2007, 09:55 PM
It could be Stewart Swerdlow. He told me some amazing information about myself that I don't see how he could have known through ordinary means.
...Joe Satriani is pretty amazing, though. So is Tony Iommi...
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Don't know about Stewart. Good to see someone else likes Joe. Some early Sabbath is okay.
punjabibeard
22-10-2007, 09:59 PM
:)
supertzar
22-10-2007, 10:49 PM
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Don't know about Stewart. Good to see someone else likes Joe. Some early Sabbath is okay.
ALL EARLY SABBATH RULZ!!! :mad::mad::mad:
:D
Anders Lindman
22-10-2007, 10:59 PM
Wouldn't it be more interesting to ask the question: Who is the least amazing person you've ever met? :confused:
montag
22-10-2007, 11:13 PM
Wouldn't it be more interesting to ask the question: Who is the least amazing person you've ever met? :confused:
Yes, but I can't remember his name..:o
tinmenace
22-10-2007, 11:28 PM
http://aycu37.webshots.com/image/30596/2003343854311341506_rs.jpg
Welcome back dude! :D
sorry to jump in about Serria Leone, all sides were paying for hired killers, who did not care who or how they killed... mass terror was there game.. as my friend who comes from Freetown asked "why do they chop off hand using the back of the mersheties and not the blade?" easy this does not heal and allows infection to get into the broken wound and bones, hence taking some time to die apainful death, and costing money for care which in the end will not work, money they need to feed there families... so the film did not show how the USA and the UK let people die,until there plan of control for the minral wealth was ready to put into place......... both side killed ,raped and mamed the people for power they will never control..........
freedom for all:)
Well said.
http://www.stroudtown.com/pics/people/Laurie_Lee_portrait.jpg
Laurie Lee was an amazing gentleman. He'd talk with you in the pub, if you had something to say..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_b/026-0670616-7197201?initialSearch=1&url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=laurie+lee&x=0&y=0
Anders Lindman
23-10-2007, 05:35 AM
Yes, but I can't remember his name..:o
Sorry about that. Here's another good question: Who is the most normal person you've ever met? :D
pollock
23-10-2007, 06:01 AM
Sorry about that. Here's another good question: Who is the most normal person you've ever met? :D
Define "normal":D
F
Anders Lindman
23-10-2007, 06:53 AM
Define "normal":D
F
Johnny is normal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jaWPQ3Z7FE
alleendewaarheid
23-10-2007, 09:56 AM
me, myself and I
strider
23-10-2007, 11:14 AM
Speaking from a state of seperateness, the most amazing individual I have ever met is a bloke called bernie prior..
I'm sure you can google him and all the rest, but to be with him is another matter all together. He's the most phenomenal healer I have ever met, and the rest. Within minutes of meditating with him, I was put into direct contact with ki\chi\kundalini or what ever you call it. I could write a whole article on him if I wanted, but he doesn't want to be worshipped or revered, the complete opposite in fact..
alleendewaarheid
23-10-2007, 11:48 AM
very interesting strider...
this guy..
http://www.bernieprior.org/
strider
23-10-2007, 11:51 AM
very interesting strider...
this guy..
http://www.bernieprior.org/
Yup, that's the one..
lottie
23-10-2007, 12:07 PM
David Icke! :D
seamus
23-11-2007, 04:20 AM
I want to amend my earlier proclamation of who was the most interesting person I have ever met. John Smith and Eugene Spriggs are leaders in the cult I used to be involved with.
The REAL most amazing person I have ever met is my future wife, Rose.
Of course you probably mean something different by the question so I'll offer...
The channel of the ancient god Pan, whom I met in late June of 1989. He was so attuned to Pan, that perhaps it was Pan hanging out in a human body, or maybe he is capable of shapeshifting. I never saw another personality manifest itself, besides the one who answered "Yup" when I asked, "Is your name Splitfoot?" I spent some three weeks with this person, and it was the most horrifying and enlightening experience of my life.
He was the first person who ever told me the truth about myself, that I was a selfish and narcissistic person who was headed to destruction. He told me the way out was to die. What he meant was the experience known as "ego death", which is a far sight harder to do than physical death. Unfortunately I got entangled with Christianity, so I had to get out of that dead end first. It took me 18 years to complete my first quest, and many early members of this forum will remember my telling of it. I highly recommend the experience as the single most liberating thing you can do with your time. Of course, once you are free, there is a lot more to do!
Peace and Love,
s