David Wolfe Screws Over Raw Group - Again! -Please Kill This Thread-

[Guest guest]

Might it be possible to kill this thread and let Karam

sort the issue alone?

Thanks a bunch.

Burke Bryant

LifeForce Foods

www.livingintheraw.com

[Guest guest]

A friend of mine went to one of David's three day

retreats, and enjoyed himself, but was shocked when he

heard that David was absolutely convinced that the

moon landing was a hoax. He had everyone watch a

video made by people trying to prove it was a hoax.

 

I once went to a raw retreat in NM and left early

because the lady running the retreat could not stop

talking about government conspiracies. She was

convinced that the planes flying above were government

owned, and were dropping chemicals with mind control

agents in them. This was so the government could

control us.

 

I bring this up for a reason. We often talk about

getting our message out there, or spreading the word.

We have found something good, that can help us, others

and the world, and thus want to get everyone else into

it. The problem is often that we are too out there

to be taken seriously. Our message will be lost if

we corrupt the message with lunacy. Our true

prophets are the likes of Dr. Doug Graham; clean cut,

athletic with both feet on the ground. I was

introduced to raw by Dr. Norman Walker. He is about

as normal as they come. If they were radical vegans

talking about the enslavement, and slaughter of bees,

I probably would have kept on walking.

 

If we try to tell folks that raw is good for you, and,

oh-by-the-way the moon landing was a hoax, we are

going to turn off all but the most freaky of folks.

 

Oh, and who is this Burke guy telling us we cannot

discuss this topic. I'm telling you, one in nine of

us is really creepy.

 

Rufus

 

 

 

 

--- Burke Bryant / Lifeforce Foods

<burkebryant wrote:

 

>

> Might it be possible to kill this thread and let

> Karam

> sort the issue alone?

> Thanks a bunch.

> Burke Bryant

> LifeForce Foods

> www.livingintheraw.com

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Rufus,

My apologies, I mean not to condemn a topic but only

wish that people were more often given the ability to

receive on of the greatest things life has to offer,

" Personal Experience "

It seems, based off of your argument below you feel

the same way, furthermost, people are often

categorized by others in the way in which they are

listened to by others, thus creating a single personal

experience, not one for the masses to buy into or be

subjected to because someone is mad about the way in

which they translated there personal experience, for

the experience then takes on a new form referred to as

" Gossip "

 

If you are interested you may visit

www.livingintheraw.com to find out more about me, It

will give you more information about " who I am " then

what you will potentially receive (null) from this

warn out thread.

 

With kindness and regards,

Burke Bryant

LifeForce Foods

www.livingintheraw.com

 

 

 

--- Rufus Shaw <rufus10_99 wrote:

 

 

 

> A friend of mine went to one of David's three day

> retreats, and enjoyed himself, but was shocked when

> he

> heard that David was absolutely convinced that the

> moon landing was a hoax. He had everyone watch a

> video made by people trying to prove it was a hoax.

>

>

> I once went to a raw retreat in NM and left early

> because the lady running the retreat could not stop

> talking about government conspiracies. She was

> convinced that the planes flying above were

> government

> owned, and were dropping chemicals with mind control

> agents in them. This was so the government could

> control us.

>

> I bring this up for a reason. We often talk about

> getting our message out there, or spreading the

> word.

> We have found something good, that can help us,

> others

> and the world, and thus want to get everyone else

> into

> it. The problem is often that we are too out

> there

> to be taken seriously. Our message will be lost if

> we corrupt the message with lunacy. Our true

> prophets are the likes of Dr. Doug Graham; clean

> cut,

> athletic with both feet on the ground. I was

> introduced to raw by Dr. Norman Walker. He is about

> as normal as they come. If they were radical vegans

> talking about the enslavement, and slaughter of

> bees,

> I probably would have kept on walking.

>

> If we try to tell folks that raw is good for you,

> and,

> oh-by-the-way the moon landing was a hoax, we are

> going to turn off all but the most freaky of folks.

>

> Oh, and who is this Burke guy telling us we cannot

> discuss this topic. I'm telling you, one in nine of

> us is really creepy.

>

> Rufus

>

>

>

>

> --- Burke Bryant / Lifeforce Foods

> <burkebryant wrote:

>

> >

> > Might it be possible to kill this thread and let

> > Karam

> > sort the issue alone?

> > Thanks a bunch.

> > Burke Bryant

> > LifeForce Foods

> > www.livingintheraw.com

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

 

 

=====

Burke Bryant

 

" 'Please show us how to rise above feeling offended. "

 

Reply: 'If a mechanical robot made a rude remark to you, you would

not feel offended, for your ego would not feel threatened by a mere

machine. But because you fail to see that most people are equally

mechanical, you attribute an ego to them, which causes your ego to

think they can harm you. When you deeply see the man-machine behind

human personality, you cannot be offended.' "

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I agree completely, it's best to focus on the raw foods than

extraneous stuff, raw food is way more important for us and the

world. Some of these conspiracy theories may be right, they may not,

but we're pretty sure about raw food.

 

I have noticed rediculous zeal and dogmatism among certain of the raw

food crowd. We're not the chosen people or anything!

 

Graeme x

 

rawfood , Rufus Shaw <rufus10_99> wrote:

 

> If we try to tell folks that raw is good for you, and,

> oh-by-the-way the moon landing was a hoax, we are

> going to turn off all but the most freaky of folks.

[Guest guest]

Thanks! I never had the oppurtunity to go to mr wolfes retreats and had I been

sujected to such lunacy I would lost my sweet disposition. Good point made. I'll

keep my eyes peeled for charlitans (phoneys)

 

Rufus Shaw <rufus10_99 wrote:A friend of mine went to one of David's

three day

retreats, and enjoyed himself, but was shocked when he

heard that David was absolutely convinced that the

moon landing was a hoax. He had everyone watch a

video made by people trying to prove it was a hoax.

 

I once went to a raw retreat in NM and left early

because the lady running the retreat could not stop

talking about government conspiracies. She was

convinced that the planes flying above were government

owned, and were dropping chemicals with mind control

agents in them. This was so the government could

control us.

 

I bring this up for a reason. We often talk about

getting our message out there, or spreading the word.

We have found something good, that can help us, others

and the world, and thus want to get everyone else into

it. The problem is often that we are too out there

to be taken seriously. Our message will be lost if

we corrupt the message with lunacy. Our true

prophets are the likes of Dr. Doug Graham; clean cut,

athletic with both feet on the ground. I was

introduced to raw by Dr. Norman Walker. He is about

as normal as they come. If they were radical vegans

talking about the enslavement, and slaughter of bees,

I probably would have kept on walking.

 

If we try to tell folks that raw is good for you, and,

oh-by-the-way the moon landing was a hoax, we are

going to turn off all but the most freaky of folks.

 

Oh, and who is this Burke guy telling us we cannot

discuss this topic. I'm telling you, one in nine of

us is really creepy.

 

Rufus

 

 

 

 

--- Burke Bryant / Lifeforce Foods

<burkebryant wrote:

 

>

> Might it be possible to kill this thread and let

> Karam

> sort the issue alone?

> Thanks a bunch.

> Burke Bryant

> LifeForce Foods

> www.livingintheraw.com

>

>

>

>

 

 

[Guest guest]

I saw a video exposing the moon landing hoax. They did a

horrendous job faking it. With today's technology they could have

done a better job. Once you see the evidence there's no doubt.

 

Please do your own investigations.

 

Not everything we see on TV is true!

 

 

 

 

rawfood , Shay Butter

<sheabuddah> wrote:

>

> Thanks! I never had the oppurtunity to go to mr wolfes retreats

and had I been sujected to such lunacy I would lost my sweet

disposition. Good point made. I'll keep my eyes peeled for

charlitans (phoneys)

>

> Rufus Shaw <rufus10_99> wrote:A friend of mine went to

one of David's three day

> retreats, and enjoyed himself, but was shocked when he

> heard that David was absolutely convinced that the

> moon landing was a hoax. He had everyone watch a

> video made by people trying to prove it was a hoax.

>

> I once went to a raw retreat in NM and left early

> because the lady running the retreat could not stop

> talking about government conspiracies. She was

> convinced that the planes flying above were government

> owned, and were dropping chemicals with mind control

> agents in them. This was so the government could

> control us.

>

> I bring this up for a reason. We often talk about

> getting our message out there, or spreading the word.

> We have found something good, that can help us, others

> and the world, and thus want to get everyone else into

> it. The problem is often that we are too out there

> to be taken seriously. Our message will be lost if

> we corrupt the message with lunacy. Our true

> prophets are the likes of Dr. Doug Graham; clean cut,

> athletic with both feet on the ground. I was

> introduced to raw by Dr. Norman Walker. He is about

> as normal as they come. If they were radical vegans

> talking about the enslavement, and slaughter of bees,

> I probably would have kept on walking.

>

> If we try to tell folks that raw is good for you, and,

> oh-by-the-way the moon landing was a hoax, we are

> going to turn off all but the most freaky of folks.

>

> Oh, and who is this Burke guy telling us we cannot

> discuss this topic. I'm telling you, one in nine of

> us is really creepy.

>

> Rufus

>

>

>

>

> --- Burke Bryant / Lifeforce Foods

> <burkebryant> wrote:

>

> >

> > Might it be possible to kill this thread and let

> > Karam

> > sort the issue alone?

> > Thanks a bunch.

> > Burke Bryant

> > LifeForce Foods

> > www.livingintheraw.com

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello folks! This is my first post in here. Ive just been watching

for about a week now.

 

I decided to respond to this post, simply because it caught my

attention. I happen to be familiar with the topic of conversation

here (namely: moon landing hoax and " chem trails " ). I personally dont

put a whole lot of thought into these ideas one way or the other

these days, but I have done the research.

 

As for David Wolfe, I think its a bit much to say he's a phoney. I

guaruntee he knows more about raw food that probably anyone on this

list. On the other hand, I was never very attracted to him or he

teachings.

 

Some of you may be familiar with a guy named Dr. Gabriel Cousens, MD.

He has written a number of books on raw food and spirituality. I

worked at his retreat center, The Tree of Life, for 3 months. He

happens to believe completely in the existance of chem trails (the

poison that is being dropped from government jets) and has implied he

believes the moon landing was a hoax, tho I dont recall a definitive

statement from him on that one.

 

Of course, he has a lot more to lose from making public statements on

such things, being an actual MD with a holistic practice, besides

runnin a retreat center and being a well-known author.

 

Besides any of this, I find something ironic. Those of you calling

David Wolfe a lunatic, are you yourselves being called lunatics by

most of the world population for your beliefs. And those people are

in turn being called lunatics by another chunk of the population for

some other belief, and so on. We're just a planet full of lunatics

calling eachother lunatics.

 

In the words of Bob Marley, " Judge not, for you judge yourself. "

 

PS. Ive seen the moon landing hoax video, and some of it can be quite

convincing. Its also easy to research online. I even cross-referenced

with the NASA site.

 

PPS. Sorry for adding to this thread... I wont do it again, I promise!

 

..:Jason:.

 

 

 

rawfood , Shay Butter <sheabuddah> wrote:

>

> Thanks! I never had the oppurtunity to go to mr wolfes retreats and

had I been sujected to such lunacy I would lost my sweet disposition.

Good point made. I'll keep my eyes peeled for charlitans (phoneys)

>

> Rufus Shaw <rufus10_99> wrote:A friend of mine went to one of

David's three day

> retreats, and enjoyed himself, but was shocked when he

> heard that David was absolutely convinced that the

> moon landing was a hoax. He had everyone watch a

> video made by people trying to prove it was a hoax.

>

> I once went to a raw retreat in NM and left early

> because the lady running the retreat could not stop

> talking about government conspiracies. She was

> convinced that the planes flying above were government

> owned, and were dropping chemicals with mind control

> agents in them. This was so the government could

> control us.

>

> I bring this up for a reason. We often talk about

> getting our message out there, or spreading the word.

> We have found something good, that can help us, others

> and the world, and thus want to get everyone else into

> it. The problem is often that we are too out there

> to be taken seriously. Our message will be lost if

> we corrupt the message with lunacy. Our true

> prophets are the likes of Dr. Doug Graham; clean cut,

> athletic with both feet on the ground. I was

> introduced to raw by Dr. Norman Walker. He is about

> as normal as they come. If they were radical vegans

> talking about the enslavement, and slaughter of bees,

> I probably would have kept on walking.

>

> If we try to tell folks that raw is good for you, and,

> oh-by-the-way the moon landing was a hoax, we are

> going to turn off all but the most freaky of folks.

>

> Oh, and who is this Burke guy telling us we cannot

> discuss this topic. I'm telling you, one in nine of

> us is really creepy.

>

> Rufus

>

>

>

>

> --- Burke Bryant / Lifeforce Foods

> <burkebryant> wrote:

>

> >

> > Might it be possible to kill this thread and let

> > Karam

> > sort the issue alone?

> > Thanks a bunch.

> > Burke Bryant

> > LifeForce Foods

> > www.livingintheraw.com

> >

> >

> >