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The Return of the Starwise Society
From the desk of the Grand Director,
Darrow Clark:
Keep in mind that these
lessons and newsletters are for everyone, not only for young women. People all over the world can benefit
from them, including the very young --who find it all ever so interesting.
Also understand that
the educational newsletter shows pictures already on the Internet, like a search engine, and then shows you
how they fit together through the eyes of The Craft.
You will find witchcraft from these explorations.
revealed too much then,
your Society was destroyed
thirty years ago.
you are encased in blackness.
No one hears you. No one can
pass through the barrier.
This is
alone in its efforts
some help..
But if the barrier is impassable, so that
no one can reach me, how can I be sure that they have all really abandoned me?
I sense a faint sparkle of a star in the blackness...
Yes, as a Dead Poets Society, no less;
or its magical equivalent as The Craft.
I have to admit the barrier is real enough
for me, though. It stops me at every turn. It seems I can only make...a wish...
I think I sense a name..."Walter".
A difficulty here is that I add
my own words from my own interpretation of the channeled communication when I write it down. Its broken English is all
I can actually get from it.
Was Johnney Depp too harsh
in his criticism of America?
Reuters (news) has him also describing the United States as "a stupid,
aggessive puppy". The term 'stupid' certainly is a harsh word, but in view of the fact that the American people continue
to follow their patriotic military over Einstein and Russell (as pointed out in last month's newsletter), it certainly
is the correct and proper one.
In a later interview, Depp said that what he really meant is that America is a young nation --like a dumb puppy with sharp
teeth. It may be he was only softening his previous remarks --in response to vicious attacks from the patriotic fanatics (just
like the ones who attacked the Dixie Chicks). For this newsletter, however, Johnny
Depp's softened attitude is a godsend:
For one thing, very young
readers
find their way into
these newsletters,
so it wouldn't do
to tell them that
America is becoming
the new evil
empire. That
could give them bad
dreams. (Better
to tell them it's
like a dumb puppy).
Second, people from other nations
won't sleep very
well, either, if they
see the most dangerous
nation on Earth
on the warpath again.
Seeing America as a young nation,
like a dumb puppy,
offers them a ray
of hope in place
of fear and loathing.
His comments will upset the generally
ultra conservative movie bosses but Depp said he did not plan to even live in the USA while Bush was in power. He described
the president's administration as "idiots". The 40-year-old actor told Stern magazine:
"The fact they renamed French Fries Freedom Fries is proof. "Just look at our president - unbelievable.
In Iraq it was all about business, about money. He is one of the worst liars." Depp called the US a "dumb, aggressive
puppy" and said he was happier in France with his wife, singer Vanessa Paradis, and their two children. But one movie insider
warned: "Hollywood is a conservative town. It will be interesting to see where his values lie when the pay cheques stop coming
in." Anti-war actor Tim Robbins has had promotions
cancelled in America since he spoke out. And actress Margot Kidder also found her career in freefall after publicly opposing
the first Gulf War. Source: UK Mirror
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