In a message dated 4/20/01 11:57:40 AM, [email protected] writes:
<< If you have any feelings on this matter >>
DD,
I am happy with the way things are. I am new enough that I am reading a lot
of info for the first time. Sometimes I switch my list groups over to digest
when the mail gets heavy, then I don't have to wait around for all that
download time just to hear read another persons "yes, I agree" post.
Laura
Laura,
DD,
I am happy with the way things are. I am new enough that I am reading a
lot
of info for the first time. Sometimes I switch my list groups over to
digest
when the mail gets heavy, then I don't have to wait around for all that
download time just to hear read another persons "yes, I agree" post.
It is good for me to hear this. One main purpose of this list is to present
the logic behind the HET to new people- it is an introductory list in that
sense. It is different from most lists in this regard. Most lists, for
example, a UFO list, deals with separate events, news- not a train of
thought presented, over time, to all people who join. A UFO list brings it
to your attention every time there is a new sighting; and then the next
sighting, and then the next, et cetera. Here it is different, there isn't
much new, there are standing schools of thought.
Even so, the subject matter gets hackneyed for people who have been into it
for a couple of years and who have read a book or two. But we want to keep
those people around- they are a good resource of experience, and there is a
bond, too- we all share in a very special understanding. We all have a very
special but latent opportunity in the future, probably only on the level of
small groups among ourselves. So again, we all want to stay in contact, at
least.
But I really am thinking that the digest is the answer for maybe 25% of the
members, maybe more.
Let me give a practical example of going over the same thing again. I
recently posted something from a conversation with a guy from Point barrow,
Alaska, in relation to the phenomena of Arctic warming. Point Barrow, the
Northernmost city, is warmer than the lower part of Alaska! Warmer than the
interior, at least. This confirms the experiences of Arctic explorers across
the board. There are logical arguments for NOT accepting that Polar warming
is due to Equatorial currents- as I have mentioned before, stratospheric
currents are cold, the air becomes very cold up there. By the time it
reaches the Arctic, the air temp is in NO condition whatsoever to produce
the shocking amount Arctic warming which has been reported. Peary reported a
storm bringing temperatures of 50* in Feburary to Northern Greenland, Dr.
Kane reported temperatures, when they got way up there in terms of latitude,
that melted the deck ice of the ship, in November, I believe. During WWII,
when the convoys operated in the Northern Atlantic, one problem they had was
ice build up on the decks of ships which threatened the stability. They had
sailors out there at all times of day busting up the ice with mallets. And
here is Kane about 5* from the Pole saying that everything melted and it
warmed up a bit. Give me a break! Nansen woke up at night and complained
about the heat, in April, 4 degrees from the Pole! From above the New
Siberian Islands, he reported warmer winds from the North. Frode told me
that it was zero degrees at the Northern point of Norway, in January, while
in the interior, much lower in latitude, it was negative 30.
How interesting that it is whole regions which get affected, not just a
matter of some isolated areas. From Alaska to Norway, the same phenomenon
can be experienced, and across the Arctic ice. but the standard explanation
is just what that guy told me, that currents come up from the Equator. It
was so ironic that I just had to relate it, and of course, that comment from
the Point Barrow guy leads me into some talk about the phenomenon of Polar
warming. Of course, here we have the problem that has been building up- the
old timers have been hearing this for a while, read the stuff on the site,
and maybe read Gardner's book, too. But if I keep quiet, therefore,
discussion will simply stop, because nothing new happens. There are hardly
any new events. The reliable info is from the explorers of yesteryear, and
none of us can get close enough now to find much out, or to get in. So that
is how things stand- Reed and Gardner knew all this a hundred years ago,
wrote about it, found people to be unbelieving, couldn't organise much in
the way of groups or associations dedicated to the HE understanding, and
couln't manage to get their butts in there during their lifetimes. I have
serious doubts about any of us pulling off the trick, eithe.
I have a short but concise essay up on Polar warming called Is Polar Warming
an Indication of a Hollow Earth? at:
http://www.skyboom.com/hollowearthpuranas/index5.html
Anyway, I am going to get back into a lot of basic stuff, I'll try to make
it interesting- but not until Monday, I'm outta here!
Dharma/Dean
Dean,
In your mail to Laura on Fri. 20 April you wrote:
We all have a very
special but latent opportunity in the future, probably only on the
level of
small groups among ourselves. So again, we all want to stay in
contact, at
least.
What do you mean with "a very special but latent opportunity in the
future" ?
Maya
Maya,
I just meant to say that we all might have the opportunity in the future to
try to get in the holllow Earth; that we have the opportunity now- we always
have the opportunity- but that now is not the best time, so if we cultivate
our hollow Earth knowledge, that in the future we might be able to make a
dash for it.
I think that I explained that in a rather confusing way, I was writing fast.
DD
Dean,
In your mail to Laura on Fri. 20 April you wrote:
We all have a very
> special but latent opportunity in the future, probably only on the
level of
> small groups among ourselves. So again, we all want to stay in
contact, at
> least.What do you mean with "a very special but latent opportunity in the
future" ?Maya
Hi Dean/All,
During the Vietnam war years, it was actually a War
in the jungle which allowed the Vietnamese to become
an elusive enemy. Adding to the enemy's elusiveness
was a network of elaborate tunnels thar allowed the
Viet cong to launch surprise attacks on American
soldiers and then to disappear quickly. The
Vietnamese, who began building the tunnels during
their war with the French, constructed even more in
response to the massive U.S. bombings. The tunnels,
which connected villages throughout the countryside,
became home to many guerrilla fighters. Inside their
underground world, the Viet cong ate and slept, stored
munitions, built land mines, and treated their
wounded.
But one question passed along my mind: How were the
Viet cong able to sustain themselves underground for
such long periods of time?
I belive the answer is based on the fact that some
Southeast Asian countries had tunnels that led to the
inner world.
Posted by/Russ
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Dean,
I did not think your English was weird, nor did I have problems
understanding it. I thought you might have some info about future
possibilities of getting in touch with those inside, like the people
who apparently are in contact with those from Telos/Mt Shasta say
they have. (Obviously I was reading more into your lines than there
was !)
Maya
--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Dean De Lucia" <0108@t...> wrote:
Maya,
I just meant to say that we all might have the opportunity in the
future to
try to get in the holllow Earth; that we have the opportunity now-
we always
have the opportunity- but that now is not the best time, so if we
cultivate
our hollow Earth knowledge, that in the future we might be able to
make a
dash for it.
I think that I explained that in a rather confusing way, I was
writing fast.
DD
> Dean,
>
> In your mail to Laura on Fri. 20 April you wrote:
>
> We all have a very
> > special but latent opportunity in the future, probably only on
the
> level of
> > small groups among ourselves. So again, we all want to stay in
> contact, at
> > least.
>
> What do you mean with "a very special but latent opportunity in
the
> future" ?
>
> Maya
Maya,
Yes, you were reading into things.
I am surprised that none of us have been contacted, though. No government in
the universe exists without spies. It is not that, because the hollow Earth
culture is this or that, that it will not have means to monitor and observe
activites on the surface. They are well informed, and must know even about
us.
What must they think of us?
Dharma/Dean
Dean,
I did not think your English was weird, nor did I have problems
understanding it. I thought you might have some info about future
possibilities of getting in touch with those inside, like the people
who apparently are in contact with those from Telos/Mt Shasta say
they have. (Obviously I was reading more into your lines than there
was !)Maya
Dean, They are very concerned about us, and they do contact people, remember
the 'Venusians' and 'Pleiadians' visiting in large numbers in the 40's and
50's, when we began meddling with Atomic Energy? But this is totally
supressed. Hazel.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dean De Lucia" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 12:55 PM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] What must they think of us
Maya,
Yes, you were reading into things.
I am surprised that none of us have been contacted, though. No government
in
the universe exists without spies. It is not that, because the hollow
Earth
culture is this or that, that it will not have means to monitor and
observe
activites on the surface. They are well informed, and must know even about
us.What must they think of us?
Dharma/Dean
> Dean,
>
> I did not think your English was weird, nor did I have problems
> understanding it. I thought you might have some info about future
> possibilities of getting in touch with those inside, like the people
> who apparently are in contact with those from Telos/Mt Shasta say
> they have. (Obviously I was reading more into your lines than there
> was !)
>
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