Culture of Contact Episode 39: Neil Freer, The Long Lost Interview
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Neil Freer is one of the higher ups in the Greerian Exopol Movement as well as a Futant.
One of those terms I made up. The other he made up and applies to himself. Discuss.
This is an interview I did many, many months ago (last year, I think) for Book of Thoth. It never aired. Whelp, I'm airing it now so sit back, relax, and enjoy the fresh air that is Neil Freer - The Long Lost Interview!
It's an MP3. It's 61mbs. I tried to make it smaller per the instructions posted in the Budd Hopkins interview but...they don't work. Or I can't work them. It's self-explanatory so I don't think it's me this time. Sure sign it IS me.
I was wondering if we'd ever get to hear this one.
And hey, if it helps, nobody gets me either...
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Hey Jeremy,
Sorry you had trouble with the other tutorial I linked to in the Hopkins podcast.
But not to worry. I ended up installing iTunes (which I hate, so this shows the level of adoration I have for these podcasts) and created a tutorial just for you!
I've gone through all the steps with screenshots. I guarantee if you follow my tutorial, it will work as promised and you'll end up with a file much, much smaller than the 60MB monsters. Half that, or less.
Here's the link:
http://kbnf.org/sample/podcast/
PS. If you're wondering about the website where it's hosted, I do volunteer work for this organization and have access to their website.
So when you've mastered the tutorial, let me know and I'll delete the tutorial from the site. Thanks!
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I like to think your adoration begins and ends with me. This guy. Jeremy Vaeni.
Why can't I have nice things?
Mucho gracias yet again. I'll download the instructions tonight.
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I sent a PDF version to your catchall email address at cultureofcontact.com. If you don't find it in your inbox, please check the spam folder.
And you DO have nice things. You have us, the Borg Collective, your adoring fans.
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Well, you're either a true believer or you're not.
Freer seems a kind, gentle man. I'd like to leave it there.
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Hi all, it's been a while.
Freer is sincere about wanting mankind joining the "Galactic Federation" and that is a noble cause.
But so did Gene Roddenberry.
Hoping the goodness that human beings are capable of shines through eventually so we could commune with such an august galactic union is way beyond optimistic at best, delusional at worse. I don't see it happening, even if such an organization does exist.
As a side note, has anyone here heard of Jeff Peckman? He supposedly has a video recording in the infrared of a 4 foot tall alien being a peeping tom-alien.
http://www.abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=4957753&page=1
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Not sure what to make of Freer. He seems sincere and I think he probably had some real stuff happen. Obviously his Greer is sympathising and general exo-political babble was troubling, but the guy is oooold.
One thing I did notice was that for an 80yr old he is extremely lucid and sharp. I hope to be that way myself as such a tender age.
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I don't understand the long lost interview part of this. I'm glad you posted it though. Did you just find it?
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