@misterjackofficial I found it... AFTER I bought a new one! It was tucked into a book. Then again I needed both chips when I made my Glastonbury movie so I'd have had to buy a second one anyway.
Also, those coloured ribbons denoting how much people had paid for their ticket were just crap. There should have just been one price ticket. And the speakers being cordoned off in the VIP bit of the dining area put a damper on the whole thing. Those speakers are no more special than you or I.
I thought that at first, but I've changed my mind. The more expensive gold and silver tickets subsidized the price of the bronze ones. This allowed the bronze ones to be cheaper and more accessible to those with less money. So you see it was for a noble purpose and I made the same misjudgement as you.
However, I am glad I attended the Conference as it made me realise that as my mind expands, I don't need these people telling me to give Barack Obummer a chance, or that the media isn't manipulated. And I don't need to see pictures of a phoenix statue in Prince Bastard's back garden. My mind expands very well all by itself. So in that respect, it was a good experience. I wouldn't go again - its unnecessary unless something positive comes out of it. But it was the same re-hashed stuff.
I'm glad you got something out of it, Liza. Although I reckon that if you thought in a more positive way you could have got even more. If you don't like someone telling you to give Obama a chance then reject it. But other parts of that same speaker's address could give you some pearls of wisdom.
I'm afraid I got no 'pearls of wisdom' from that guy. I saw David Icke at Brixton last year who was just fantastic. I guess I was hoping for something along these lines, but I realise there is only one David Icke. These are poor imitations.
Well each to their own I guess, Liza. Every individual finds enlightenment and education in different places. I also saw David Icke live at Brixton and you're right, he was fantastic. But I don't see Andy Thomas and Tony Gosling as an "immitation" of David. All three men are very different in their views, style and attitude. Personally I consider all three of them valuable in their own way; yet I differ from all three somewhat; although I steer closer to David Icke than either of the other two.
But why have they got a blatantly obvious illuminati symbol?
On a different note, I think a lot of people wanted to hear something new. The conference just didn't deliver in my view. Going over the same old ground wasn't what I expected. Everyone attending already knows about 7/7, 9/11, the Tamiflu con, Codex Alimentarious, Common Purpose etc. Certainly I wanted to hear something uplifting and be informed of something I didn't already know.
The Natural Health Foundation is the world's primary defense organization aghainst the state/corporate takeover of food and medicine, As Scott explains; they're the only one who managed to get a seat on the Codex Alimentarious board before they slammed the door!
He didn't criticise David Icke at the conference. I think Len Horowitz made a mistake in accepting that award. It may well have been given to him to discredit him and he sadly took the bait.
I attended some of this conference, but the first two speakers on Saturday morning were just ridiculous. One of them told people who they shouldn't vote for and actually said that Barak Obummer might be a nice guy.....? The second one asked people to put their hands up if they thought the media was controlled. Everyone raised their hands and he said that he thinks we are all wrong! He then went on to prove that it is. Terrible.
I disagree with a lot of what Andy Thomas and Tony Gosling said, but I wouldn't call them ridiculous. If Barack Obama was a nice guy then he'd never have been alloowed to become President. If he gets a change of heart... then he needs to avoid driving past any school booki depositiories!
Always happens, when you put something somewhere safe, it stays that way. Even safe from yourself, did you find it or did you have to buy a new one?
misterjackofficial 1 year ago
@misterjackofficial I found it... AFTER I bought a new one! It was tucked into a book. Then again I needed both chips when I made my Glastonbury movie so I'd have had to buy a second one anyway.
benthejrporter 1 year ago
You sound like this turkey I met who was really looking forward to Christmas! :-)
benthejrporter 2 years ago
YES! to the Illuminati... I'm with them 100%, cheers
b6gm6n 2 years ago
Also, those coloured ribbons denoting how much people had paid for their ticket were just crap. There should have just been one price ticket. And the speakers being cordoned off in the VIP bit of the dining area put a damper on the whole thing. Those speakers are no more special than you or I.
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
I thought that at first, but I've changed my mind. The more expensive gold and silver tickets subsidized the price of the bronze ones. This allowed the bronze ones to be cheaper and more accessible to those with less money. So you see it was for a noble purpose and I made the same misjudgement as you.
benthejrporter 2 years ago
That's interesting.... I've just posted a comment and it hasn't appeared. I wonder why....?
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
Dunno. I haven't removed any.
benthejrporter 2 years ago
However, I am glad I attended the Conference as it made me realise that as my mind expands, I don't need these people telling me to give Barack Obummer a chance, or that the media isn't manipulated. And I don't need to see pictures of a phoenix statue in Prince Bastard's back garden. My mind expands very well all by itself. So in that respect, it was a good experience. I wouldn't go again - its unnecessary unless something positive comes out of it. But it was the same re-hashed stuff.
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
I'm glad you got something out of it, Liza. Although I reckon that if you thought in a more positive way you could have got even more. If you don't like someone telling you to give Obama a chance then reject it. But other parts of that same speaker's address could give you some pearls of wisdom.
benthejrporter 2 years ago
I'm afraid I got no 'pearls of wisdom' from that guy. I saw David Icke at Brixton last year who was just fantastic. I guess I was hoping for something along these lines, but I realise there is only one David Icke. These are poor imitations.
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
Well each to their own I guess, Liza. Every individual finds enlightenment and education in different places. I also saw David Icke live at Brixton and you're right, he was fantastic. But I don't see Andy Thomas and Tony Gosling as an "immitation" of David. All three men are very different in their views, style and attitude. Personally I consider all three of them valuable in their own way; yet I differ from all three somewhat; although I steer closer to David Icke than either of the other two.
benthejrporter 2 years ago
But why have they got a blatantly obvious illuminati symbol?
On a different note, I think a lot of people wanted to hear something new. The conference just didn't deliver in my view. Going over the same old ground wasn't what I expected. Everyone attending already knows about 7/7, 9/11, the Tamiflu con, Codex Alimentarious, Common Purpose etc. Certainly I wanted to hear something uplifting and be informed of something I didn't already know.
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
Look at the logo in the brochure for the speaker Scott Tips' organisation. What's that all about.....?
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
The Natural Health Foundation is the world's primary defense organization aghainst the state/corporate takeover of food and medicine, As Scott explains; they're the only one who managed to get a seat on the Codex Alimentarious board before they slammed the door!
benthejrporter 2 years ago
Also Len Horowitz is a Papal Knight of Malta, no less. How these people have the nerve to critcise David Icke is beyond belief.
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
He didn't criticise David Icke at the conference. I think Len Horowitz made a mistake in accepting that award. It may well have been given to him to discredit him and he sadly took the bait.
benthejrporter 2 years ago
I attended some of this conference, but the first two speakers on Saturday morning were just ridiculous. One of them told people who they shouldn't vote for and actually said that Barak Obummer might be a nice guy.....? The second one asked people to put their hands up if they thought the media was controlled. Everyone raised their hands and he said that he thinks we are all wrong! He then went on to prove that it is. Terrible.
Lizaplenty 2 years ago
I disagree with a lot of what Andy Thomas and Tony Gosling said, but I wouldn't call them ridiculous. If Barack Obama was a nice guy then he'd never have been alloowed to become President. If he gets a change of heart... then he needs to avoid driving past any school booki depositiories!
benthejrporter 2 years ago