David Wilcock

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And here is part of the reason why I'm done reading his posts/site.

For just the next two weeks, if you are capable of putting in 10K or more as an investor, you can join CONVERGENCE and be part of our higher-yield Stage 1 crew. Our goal is to have a great story at an affordable production cost, so as to insure the film is profitable enough that we can keep doing more of them.

CONVERGENCE investors are also part of our LLC, which means that you get a percentage of residuals as well… including book sales, conference revenues and the like.

As you may remember if you are a long-term or in-depth reader of this site, for the last two years our minimum buy-in has been 50K. Again, in light of needing these starter funds ASAP, we have reduced the minimum by 500 percent.

If you have an under-performing investment and can jump in and be involved, we will be eternally grateful to you. It would be a terrible shame to have this opportunity so close at hand and then lose it by not taking action, and thus getting blown out of the water by a major studio!

Now before anyone tries to defend him (and I'm not even attacking him) or tries to make it seem less drastic, remember all the other projects this man has that cost money. Just like Deepak Chopra or Eckhart Tolle, David Wilcock has to make a living, I know I know. I don't question that these men actually want to help others with their work...I question their clarity of purpose, and their methods, not so I can look down upon them, but so I don't waste my money on material that I don't really need.

I wish Mr.Wilcock the best of luck with his movie...personally I believe a documentary that is cheap to make would have been way more efficient at proving his arguments than a blockbuster with a plot that is aimed at reaching more people....sure you reach more people but, you reach them with the same effect as The Da Vinci Code, they walk out saying "eh, that was a cool twist on stuff that might be real, whatever"

:-/