Phil Schneider Info wanted

by **OpLan** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 2:46 am

I am watching a series of lectures by Phil Scnieder. He seems too good to be true..hes holding up exotic metals allegedly from crashed ufos,he has missing fingers which he claims were lost in a kind of bio-electrical attack from a tall grey alien he was shooting at..an attack which also gave him bone and blood cancer..He is saying he has been shot at on numerous times,his ex wife foiled a kidnap attempt on his daughter,and the readme.txt of the video file says he was tortured before being killed with piano wire round his neck. Does anyone on the board know anything about this man? Anyone got a link to an informed examination of his claims?

by **dragon** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 3:08 am

The videos you have are compelling testimony. I don't know what more you would want for proof. You'll never get it out of Newsweek, or the Washington Post. The fact that he was killed is pretty good proof, I would say. Personally, I believe the man was who he said he was. His assertions are supported by Richard Sauder, who wrote two books on underground and underwater bases. In my own experience, I know that these are real. And in my own experience, I know that they are for the most part, a military/alien collaborative effort. Each one thinks that they are using the other, is the way I read it. Whatever, you know that these are not built for our benefit! If you are interested in them, perhaps you would be interested in helping with the effort to disable them. We've been very successful so far. About four dozen, near as I can recall, have been knocked out. So if you, or anyone who reads this, is interested in joining the effort, write to me: captaindragonfarstar@yahoo.com and I'll show you how to do it. Dragon

by **professorpan** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:53 am

Dragon, Instead of teasing us with allegations of your technology for disabling alien/military bases, why not just post some details here and let us give it a whirl ourselves? Otherwise, it sounds like fantasy roleplaying games.

by **dragon** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 11:59 am

Sure, professor. Be glad to. I have written out instructions on other forums several times. It is always my intention to give people the tools and opportunity for personal empowerment. This is how you make the device: Obtain three pieces of copper or aluminum pipe, one inch or even better, 1.25 inches in diameter. Each piece will be 9 inches long. Seal one end with duct tape. Add a mixture of metal shavings, agnihotra ash, one quartz crystal, and a small vial of charged water. You can add a some small stones, like peridot or garnet, a bit of this and that. Main thing is the quartz crystal, the agnihotra ash, and the charged water. Once they have all been inserted into the pipes and tamped down, cover them with fiberglass resin. After the resin dries, bind all three pipes together with a mobius coil. If you don't know how to make one, I'll make one and send it to you, if I can be assured that you'll actually use the device against an underground or underwater base. This is serious stuff, professor. These devices work. They emit an enormous amount of positive energy, what Wilhelm Reich called orgone. The reverse of orgone, or life energy, is stuff like what comes off of a nuclear reactor. Dead orgone energy, or DOR. Positive energy we call POR, for short. Take the Triniti Wand [named after the lead female in the Matrix movies] and bury it open end facing down. Or, drop it into a body of water near the underground base. The device has an effective radial range of 25-30 miles, depending on conditions. It will send enormous amounts of positive energy into the earth, into the underground installation. The installation is saturated with DOR. When the ultimate in POR meets the ultimate in DOR, something's gotta give! Something does. Sheets of flame erupt inside, aliens die or melt. Survivors have to leave because they cannot stand the positive energy. Recall a similar situation where some shopping malls broadcast classical music to keep the skateboarders and other low-energy types away. The music sets up an energy field that makes them uncomfortable. The Triniti Wand does the same thing to an underground base, but it is much more intense than that. These things do work, and we've cleared out many bases that way. Still have a lot left to go. Would you like to help? Dragon

by **professorpan** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 7:04 pm

One more question: How do you know where the alien bases are located? Have you been to one? Before and after it's cleaned out by the POR? Where exactly are all the bases? Ultimately, I guess what I'm asking for is something concrete -- like how do you quantify that this is objectively real vs. simple wishful thinking and mind games?

by **TroubleFunk** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 8:21 pm

That if they're out there destroying the bases, the last thing they'd want to do is post in a public forum the details of how they're found, what they do to destroy them, and what happens to the bases after they're destroyed. Sounds to me like if you want something concrete, you should contact the Dragon.

by **Avalon** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 9:25 pm

Recall a similar situation where some shopping malls broadcast classical music to keep the skateboarders and other low-energy types away. Shopping-mall owner/mages skillfully manipulate the mall energy fields where you planet-savers come from? Gosh, around my neighborhood we'd attribute that kind of success to common sense knowledge that most teens don't like classical music.

by **dragon** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:20 pm

I will answer your questions as best I can, Professor. I do not expect you to believe, or act on the information, or even understand what I say. My message goes out to those who need to know, and are ready for the information. And I thank you for aiding me in my effort. Your questions are posed in a derisive manner, demanding 'concrete' proof, which, even if proferred, would be rejected anyway. No one gets to tour an underground base. It's not like a theme park, or a candy factory that has tour guides and free samples. But there are ways of knowing. Sometimes those ways of knowing are dependent upon previously acquired knowledge and skills, and a bit of intuitive work. There are such things as remote viewers, and energy sensitives. And it is these who report locations and the changes that take place after deployment of the devices. And it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that there's one under White Sands Proving Ground. I took care of that one in August of 2004. It is likely that I'll never convince you of the existence of the underground bases that you have never seen since you refuse to believe the chemtrails that are easily seen. My expectations of this are very low. Still, your skepticism serves a purpose. The information gets out and will find its way to those who have need of it. Some people are quite content in their Blue Pill world, and I think they should stay there. Dragon

by **slimmouse** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:41 pm

<blockquote>Quote:<hr>That if they're out there destroying the bases, the last thing they'd want to do is post in a public forum the details of how they're found, what they do to destroy them, and what happens to the bases after they're destroyed. Sounds to me like if you want something concrete, you should contact the Dragon.<hr></blockquote> That is one fascinating comment. Edited by: <A HREF=http://p216.ezboard.com/brigorousintuition.showUserPublicProfile?gid=slimmouse@rigorousintuition>slimmouse</A> at: 2/28/06 7:42 pm

by **FugitiveInitiate** » Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:09 am

OpLan, I had the pleasure of corresponding with Phil's ex-wife a few times. She was very dedicated to uncovering the truth about his murder. She had personally seen much of the evidence that Phil had (which disappeared from his home when he was murdered). I have no way of knowing what is true or not true about the things Phil said, but I do believe him. He was quite a brilliant man in many regards, and I believe he gave up everything he had, including his life, in order to share what he knew with the world.

by **OpLan** » Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:18 am

..Thankyou FugitiveInitiate.. Did he ever make it onto the likes of Coast2Coast etc.?Did anyone take him seriously enough to examine his claims? It's a great pity if his legacy consists of 4 poor quality ram files. His story deserves a closer look.I have had a lifelong interest in wierdness,and this is the first time I have come across Phil. I wonder what the flavour of the month was in mainstream ufo circles when he surfaced.. Anyway..I'm off an another webtrawl on him..if I find anything of interest,I'll DataDump it..

by **professorpan** » Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:16 pm

Dragon, You are correct that I'm skeptical. I have no other choice -- it seems to me you're asking people to believe that: 1. Some gifted folks use remote viewing and intuition to determine the location of alien bases. 2. Based upon that information, you and your cohorts bury orgone devices within 25 miles of those bases. 3. The orgone energy (POR) destroys the bases. 4. The remote viewers/intuitives then tell you the bases have been destroyed. Is that correct? If so, is there a single piece of objective confirmation that any of this is real and not an imaginary game, however well-intentioned and elaborate? I don't mean confirmation like "Oh, so and so said he was contacted by Mr. X, who said his military contacts have determined the base was destroyed." The other obvious question is this: if you're destroying expensive, important military bases, surely there are some seriously pissed off aliens and earthlings who are not happy you're melting them and driving them out of their hideaways. How can you continue doing what you're doing without reprisal? Is it because you're surrounded by POR and they can't get through your defenses? And if those devices are so powerful, can't you point one at the White House and drive those bastards outta there while you're at it? And why should I -- or anyone -- just believe you? That's a lot to ask, if you're not willing to give any specifics. Someone could just as well tell me that burying an orgone rod in my yard was helping the galactic conquest of the Sirians against the Andromedan scourge on Beta VII. Should I believe them, too?

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