Project Camelot Interviews Boriska

Boriska: Indigo Boy from Mars

Moscow, Russia, October, 2007

http://projectcamelot.org/boriska.html
http://projectcamelot.org/indigo_boy_from_mars.html

Boris Kipriyanovich is an Indigo Child, probably the most famous in Russia. Boriska, or 'little Boris', was featured in Pravda after Gennady Belimov, a university professor in the Volgograd region of Russia, witnessed Boriska, then aged just seven, astound an adult audience during a camping trip in which he held them spellbound for an hour and a half as he recounted tales of past lives on Mars and Lemuria, and warned of catastrophes due to affect the Earth in 2009 and 2013.

Within a short time, word was spreading within Russia about what this diminutive prophet had to say, especially once the story was picked by Moscow's premier newspaper.

Word filtered to the west, where we first heard about him in our interview with Michael St Clair last year. Meanwhile, there had been a short piece about him in Nexus Magazine which had stirred up a huge amount of interest.

So Project Camelot decided to travel to Russia to find him. It seems we were the first westerners to have made the journey. On 8 October, we were privileged to interview him with his mother, Nadya, near Moscow where Nadya had brought him to attend a special school for gifted children. They live in a small one-roomed apartment. The father is absent. We will do all we can to help.

Boriska was twelve on 11 January 2008. Nearly a teenager, he is charming, delightful, shy, alert, perceptive, sensitive, and clearly highly intelligent. His most memorable comment to us was when Kerry asked him what he thought of the people of planet Earth. "I don't like saying bad things about people", he replied...

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[astrodaise1]

he just knows that Kerry is a disinfo CIA agent so he doesn't want to share with her.

[kirob89]

creepy early anticipation about 2012!!!

[ninjainajar]

@Thekherham the thing is we tend to accept information from people that have much more incentive to tell a lie, or who already have proven to be unstrustworthy. Somehow hearing this from a child seems much more believable than many things we hear from politicians, people with power, any person who is trying to manipulate an audience. what reason would this boy have to lie? ou dont have to agree, but i think thats why people are believing

[Thekherham]

Excuse me for being skeptical, but just because someone says he's from Mars doesn't mean I have to believe it.

[lisacmeier]

Another funny likeness, his birthday is 1-11, right, my son , like him who insists he is from Mars, has a birthday is 7-7, and since before he could understand his birthday, or even talk was obsessed with the number 7.( And the letter"W" but that doesn't really fit in here)

[lisacmeier]

@hypertoxic7 That can be taken 2 ways in this case, which way did you mean it? I'm not trying to be rude, don't take it wrong I see how mean people can be on here.

[lisacmeier]

@adecal3 "sum up"

[lisacmeier]

@lisacmeier .... because of that I have taught myself to NOT play into his beliefs. I feel pretty dumb even posting this. I know I am supposed to reject the idea. I try very hard to bury that stuff, I am different in my REAL views than I let on and try to keep my social inter actions to a minimum so people don't notice it. Every interaction that I have has to stay with in comfortably "scripted" form that I have memorized responses for. I am very raw emotionally and try to avoid "chit chat".