four horsemen

IT BEGINS...

I was also able to speak to several Elders.

I learned a great deal. And I am thankful.

On two return journeys to Australia, I was granted the extraordinary opportunity to perform an Honoring on the Sacred Peak of Mount Warning, to receive a Welcoming at the Sacred Marae Meeting House of the Maori people in New Zealand, and to enter the Circle once again with my brothers of the Aborigine people. I cannot say often enough how fortunate I am.

On my second return to Australia, I met three men who would influence my life: Duncan Roads, Colin Andrews and Jerry Speiser.

THE FOUR ‘HORSEMEN’

On my second visit to Australia, I met a gentleman who interviewed me for a magazine that he was publishing. I told him about the ‘Star Elder’ and I was very surprised that he wanted to print the story. Then, I was extremely surprised to find that when I returned to the U.S., some people had actually read the story in the magazine. Duncan Roads and Nexus had caused people in the U.S. to want to hear my story. Thank you, sir.

During this same visit, I met Colin Andrews. I enjoyed conversations with him and admire his diligence. What we spoke of (especially that which was of subjects ‘off-the-record’) helped me on the speaker’s circuit later on. Thank you, Colin, as always my best wishes.

I should also like to mention a man whom I had the great privilege of meeting on my third visit to Australia. Intelligent and an excellent friend, Jerry Speiser of Men at Work (yes, the rock group from the ‘Land Down Under’). He graciously allowed me to stay with him. He was a stand-out among the people in Australia. Please, sir, thank you for your words of encouragement. Thank you.

When I returned to the U.S., I found myself eventually speaking on the lecture circuit. This came, in no small part, because of yet another individual who has become an extremely close friend: Ted Loman, best known to those who are close to him as ‘Sparky’. He listened to my stories about the Star Elder and the Terra Papers and then gave me some advice that has always stayed with me. ‘They may get upset,’ he said. ‘But if you are sure of your research, Sic’em.”

‘I’ve tried my best, Sparks, I’ve tried my best.’

The Reader who continues to read this website and my other websites will find that I offer research on the world’s oldest religion that will be considered to be blasphemous and sacrilegious at best, demonic and evil at worst - Armageddon in the making.

The men I have mentioned above may someday be considered to be the ‘Four Horsemen’ who brought on the Armageddon known as Morning Sky. If that be the case, let me announce to the world: ‘They are innocent. They knew not what they were doing.’ Personally, I cannot say how fortunate I am to have met and known these individuals.