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Originally posted by Tatlung
Originally posted by Gab1159
A lot of people here make the mistake to disbelieve someone when he gets wrong on something. People put too much emphasis on the messenger, they should focus on the message. His latest article is nothing but a pure gem, and since he wrote on that 1.2T dollar bond fraud, we've seen 21T in bonds being seized, adding for a total of 22.2T. Let's just say he hit the nail on this one ok?edit on 26-2-2012 by Gab1159 because: (no reason given)
What that has to do with William Henry calling David Wilcock out for the fraud and plagiarizer he is, I have no idea.
Originally posted by Gab1159
A lot of people here make the mistake to disbelieve someone when he gets wrong on something. People put too much emphasis on the messenger, they should focus on the message. His latest article is nothing but a pure gem, and since he wrote on that 1.2T dollar bond fraud, we've seen 21T in bonds being seized, adding for a total of 22.2T. Let's just say he hit the nail on this one ok?edit on 26-2-2012 by Gab1159 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Tatlung
What that has to do with William Henry calling David Wilcock out for the fraud and plagiarizer he is, I have no idea.
Originally posted by Gab1159
I'm agreeing with the fact that Wilcock may take other people's work without giving them much credit, but that it doesn't kill his message. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear.
Originally posted by Tatlung
Originally posted by Gab1159
A lot of people here make the mistake to disbelieve someone when he gets wrong on something. People put too much emphasis on the messenger, they should focus on the message. His latest article is nothing but a pure gem, and since he wrote on that 1.2T dollar bond fraud, we've seen 21T in bonds being seized, adding for a total of 22.2T. Let's just say he hit the nail on this one ok?edit on 26-2-2012 by Gab1159 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Tatlung
What that has to do with William Henry calling David Wilcock out for the fraud and plagiarizer he is, I have no idea.
Originally posted by Gab1159
I'm agreeing with the fact that Wilcock may take other people's work without giving them much credit, but that it doesn't kill his message. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear.
Ok.
Forgetting Wilcock's numerous prophecies and declarations that never came true, he has gotten slightly better at alluding to the fact that he compiles and regurgitates a tonne of other peeps copyrighted material. Without permission. Making Wilcockian declarations from them and often misrepresenting (partly and wholly) the original author's positions.
He rides this razor thin line which can be broadly and bizarrely interpreted by Wilcock faithful that he adequately credits the authors and that his (mis)interpretations are either human error or his opinion. Those who are not among the Deluded see it for what it is. Fraud.
There seriously is not a middle ground here unless you are new to Wilcock and have not ferreted out the data. The Faithfully Deluded will remain so, the middlers, and the rest who see him for exactly what he is.
Not saying you where you fall in this separation btw.
Originally posted by Gab1159
Yeah I understand what you're saying. I used to take everything he would say for fact when I was younger, but you know, I grew up and realized he's just another "guru", in a way.
But I still read him, because sometimes he puts out information that I wouldn't have discovered otherwise. He has always said he was a researcher and was taking material from other people in order to find the "bigger picture". There are two things that David does:
1) Publish free material
2) Sell material
I personally have no problem with using other people's work when you don't intend to sell your product. If it is only an idea you are trying to spread, I see nothing wrong, though as a researcher I would like to get credits for my work. Maybe it is error human, as some people say, but we've got to admit David has got a big ego, so I'm not surprised he doesn't always give credits to people.
But I don't pay much attention to credits anymore, after all, all I want is information. I did lose interest in David a couple of months ago, he was too out there and it seemed like his credibility was falling. It is only not a long time ago that he got interesting once again. As I said, I give him a lot of credits for his latest article, it shows me that he's most probably more than "just a fraud", as it might be one of the best eye opener I've ever read.
That being said, I have no problems seeing how people can doubt David's credibility, I do too, but I don't think he's a hoaxer/fraudster of any sort. Once again, I might be wrong, but what is transpiring in the world right now fits hand in hand with his most recent work, so I'm still giving him a chance.
I don't stand on any side of the razor. Tomorrow I may learn something totally disgusting on David and totally change my view on him. That's what I'm trying to do, keep an open mind on everything, and yes, sometimes it sucks when you realize the people you trusted or gave credits too are just fraudsters or disinfo agents.
Though they say that's the price of truth????
EDIT: I may have gone off-topic a bit, so let me put emphasis on this: I wish David would stop stealing other people work without giving them credits for. I am not defending this behavior.edit on 26-2-2012 by Gab1159 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by JibbyJedi
I thought Wilcock admitted to all his work belonging to others?
Is not most of our research belonging to someone else? S&F for the title though, I really don't care for David and his ego.
Originally posted by Gab1159
Originally posted by Tatlung
Originally posted by Gab1159
A lot of people here make the mistake to disbelieve someone when he gets wrong on something. People put too much emphasis on the messenger, they should focus on the message. His latest article is nothing but a pure gem, and since he wrote on that 1.2T dollar bond fraud, we've seen 21T in bonds being seized, adding for a total of 22.2T. Let's just say he hit the nail on this one ok?edit on 26-2-2012 by Gab1159 because: (no reason given)
What that has to do with William Henry calling David Wilcock out for the fraud and plagiarizer he is, I have no idea.
I'm agreeing with the fact that Wilcock may take other people's work without giving them much credit.
Originally posted by reaxi0n
Originally posted by RainbowsnUnicorns
Originally posted by reaxi0n
Well, you are a new ager. What else should I expect?
He believes he channels 'Ra'...yes it is crap.
I have been amongst David when Ra has co9me forth like a Guiding Love-Light and poured through David's Goodness to be heard within and without. To emanate like raind froma cloudless sky which enriches the deserts within us.
Lean on him, lean on me. Make your goals achievable in a reasonable timeframe, so start off with ‘baby steps like a child taking to the teat Time One.
Do you speak like this in real life?