[jro5139]

I haven't read it all over yet, but I am familiar with David Wilcock. Just because two messages are similar doesn't mean both are false. When these fake guru's put their message out, they always put some truth in it, they use the true messages to get information from so their fake ones sound more real. I have heard Wilcock called "controlled leakage" however, which also makes sense to me. That's not to say, some of what he says isn't true, I think a percentage probably is. A lot of his "info" comes from inside sources, and he cross references between sources, who may be ex air force types or whatever. So different people are saying similar things, people who had high up positions or were military or what not. The key is different people that don't know each other saying similar things. Probably stands to reason then that some is true and some is exaggerated. But even if a percentage of what he says is true, its pretty fantastic.