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LIMITED TIME DVD / BOOK OFFER

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This Limited Edition DVD is introduced by Lawrence R. Spencer, Editor of Alien interview, in a 20 minute lecture before a live audience and global internet audience in 2014.  Several of the favorite chapters of the book are illustrated and enhanced by a marvelous audio / video presentation, co-produced with an Emmy Award winning TV producer. The video is narrated by audiobook voice performers Lyanne Greystoke and Kendra Hoffman as the “voices” of Airl and Nurse Matilda.  Three favorite chapters are narrated and illustrated in this DVD, including “A Letter from Nurse MacElroy“, “A Lesson in History“, “A Lesson in Biology” and “A Lesson in Immortality“.   This DVD is intended to expand and enhance your personal understanding of the Top Secret information revealed in the transcripts and letters published in Alien Interview. Proceeds from the sale of this DVD will be used to pay for distribution of a growing number of foreign language translations of this book to as many Is-Bes on Earth as possible.

“Most of the IS-BEs on Earth are good, honest, able beings: artists, managers, geniuses, free thinkers and revolutionaries who have harmed no one, really. They are no threat to anyone except the criminals who have imprisoned them.They must find out about the “Old Empire” amnesia and hypnosis operation. They must remember their own past lives. The only way this will ever happen is to communicate, coordinate and fight back. We have to tell other people and they have to discuss it openly with each other. Communication is the only effective weapon against secrecy and oppression.” 

~ Nurse Matilda MacElroy, Alien Interview

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THE PHILOSOPHICAL MIND

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“Philosophical minds always love knowledge of a sort which shows them the eternal nature not varying from generation and corruption.  He whose desires are drawn towards knowledge in every form will be absorbed in the pleasures of the soul.  Then how can he who has magnificence of mind and is the spectator of all time and all existence, think much of human life?

He cannot.

Or can such an one account death fearful? 

No indeed.

Then the cowardly and mean nature has no part in true philosophy? 

Certainly not. 

Or again: can he who is harmoniously constituted, who is not covetous or mean, or a boaster, or a coward-can he, I say, ever be unjust or hard in his dealings? 

Impossible. 

Then you will soon observe whether a man is just and gentle, or rude and unsociable; these are the signs which distinguish even in youth the philosophical nature from the unphilosophical. ”

Plato, THE REPUBLIC, 360 BCE