Ten years ago Critical Mass Radio began and it was the
original platform for the HPANWO Show, which today resides on its independent
eponymous station, see links column. I am planning a special programme to mark
the occasion, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2022/06/programme-467-podcast-hpanwo-radio-10th.html, and synchronistically at this very moment two
images came to my attention, the ones you see above. Along with his radio
station, Paul, the producer of CMR, also published an accompanying print
journal called The Orator. It only
ran for a handful of issues, but a friend of mine still has a copy and took
some photographs of the pages. It was something I'd completely forgotten. As
you can see one is an article by me, a review of the book AD- After Disclosure by Richard Dolan and Bryce Zabel. This was
years before I started writing for other journals, like Neon Nettle and UFO Truth.
It's interesting to read the article now, a decade after I penned it. I have
changed my mind about the ET Disclosure subject considerably since then, see
the background link below. The second image is an article by the Revd. George,
host of The Prisoner Show, who sadly died not long after the first CMR
conference. It gives me a strange feeling to look at these pictures. So much
has happened in the last ten years; and most of it unexpected. What does the
decade to come have in store for planet earth and the universe beyond?
See here for
background: http://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.
Yes indeed Ben, strange feelings of times gone by a decade ago, made a little more unsettling with the realisation of how fast time actually does fly and how little time we ever really get... CMR was one of the major highlights and turning points of my life and however it ended, it will always mostly bring back happy memories at a time when that pill of red inside me was burning ever so brightly! Thanks for the memory xx
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. Same here! I'm glad you enjoyed this little bit of nostalgia. Xx
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