Subject: Re:
Gemstone Author Caruana Signs-off A-albionic List!
Date: Thu,
22 Jun 1995 21:26:47 -0500
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James: In case you're wondering where your readers can
order a copy of
the book to which
Caruana refers, PROJECT
SEEK: ONASSIS, KENNEDY AND THE
GEMSTONE THESIS (388 pgs, 30 photos/diagrams, Bridger House (c) 1994), it
can be had by phoning
1-800-729-4131. For anyone doing Gemstone-related
research, this
book might prove a valuable asset. It contains
rare and
hard-to-find refence
material that confirms much of what the Gemstone
Files describe.
On Thu, 22 Jun
1995, James Daugherty wrote:
> Forwarded message:
> Subj: Regrets
from Gemstone
> Date: 95-06-22 16:45:46
EDT
> From: SCaruana
> To: James Daugherty
<jhdaugh@a-albionic.com
>
> Dear Jim and everyone else:
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> I think I'm
going to have to say goodby to this
group, at least for the
> present. Not
that what you are saying
isn't interesting! Just that there's
> too much
of it, and I don't have time to cope
with all this incoming mail,
> much less
respond to it, at present. Still, the various messages stir up
> many feelings.
>
> As some people
may know, I wrote a short summary
of Bruce Roberts' letters
> back in May
1975, to which I attached
the name, "A Skeleton
Key to the
> Gemstone file." I sent it out for free distribution, and it did go round
> and round the world. I meant it as information,
and several serious
> researchers have spent years
trying to determine whether the information
> was good
or not.
>
> The latest, a book called "Project Seek," does the best job I have
seen
> yet of substantiating
about 90% of what was said
then--a compressed
> version of JFK, Hughes, Onassis, RFK, etc. I've taken a lot of abuse
> through the years, and still have people from
all sides of the spectrum
> throwing rocks
whenever I stick my head up, but
who cares, really? I'm
> still here,
and I still think the story is true. Have learned a few more
> things in between.
>
> I think the struggle for domination, and competition to the death, comes
> with the territory
for all living creatures-- vegetable,
as well as
> animal. When the first amoeba got
crowded out of its water drop, it
> fought back! You haven't lived until
you've watched a couple of male
> mudskippers having at each other over a tiny,
but in their view,
> overcrowded puddle. (2 is too many!) Higher
up on the evolutionary scale,
> you have
a male lion killing the cubs of the lion who ruled
the pride
> before he got
there, etc, ad infinitum.
>
>
Generally, with
some species exceptions, the males fight each other,
> while the females
save their strength to protect their babies, which
keeps
> the species going. What I'm
saying is that competition to the death, for
> available resources,
is the deciding factor in all evolution. If you
> don't win
a place in the sun for yourself, and some of your children, you
> become extinct. Monkey bands fight each
other over territory. So do
> baboons. Up
the evolutionary scale, blacks fight black,
Indians fight
> Indians, Scots
and Irish fight English, Serbs fight Croats fight
Muslims,
> North fights South, blacks fight
whites fight reds fight yellows,
Jews
> fight Arabs
fight Protestants fight Catholics fight Mohammedans, etcetera.
> The big dance of life. You got to be in it
to win it. Nobody gets
> excited when
a couple of bull moose(s?) fight it out.
>
> What happened
here on the big blue marble was that
the two-legged twerps
> with very
little fur won big! Killed off most
of the competition!
> Outnumbered their enemies, overflowed their boundaries, defeated even
> germs bigtime,
and are now facing the consequences. Want to live forever?
> You and everyone
else. How about playing fair, wearing out your heart and
> then just going
away to that great big never-land in the sky? No
> way--gimme another heart,
please! It's just "natural" to want to live
> forever, and actively try to kill whoever and whatever seems to be
> standing in your way. I think
we're watching the beginnings of a big
> bloodbath which
will continue until either the two-legged nudies kill each
> other off
to a sustainable population
level, get smart (which ain't
> likely), nuke
themselves and this whole wonderful world to a powder, or
> like Steven King said in the Stand, create a germ that'll
be 99%
> "effective," and maybe AIDS is that. Anyway, have a nice day.
>
> forwarded courtesy
of:
>
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