Doug in NZ has been kindly helping me batter down some NSA hacker barriers by CCing and forwarding emails between me and some other targeted individuals and when I had asked him whether he was the fellow on the South Island who had apparently enabled the (publicized) return to those waters of a species of large dolphin that had been considered extinct, he told me that it wasn’t him but he shared the following, which he is permitting me to post:
i did get the kaikora south bay done where the local Maori have the Whale Watch cruise boats doing their touristy thing i was cobbers with a dude who was taking some of his rugby team on a boozy fishing trip so i conned him into chucking 50 tb,s into the bay while they were heading out to where they were fishing but the real kicker to this wee yarn was i told him the dolphins were real whizz at picking up on the thought processes of humans and that i had been thinking about getting him to do this orgonite chuck for me for about two weeks so don,t be surprised if you see a whole bunch of dolphins heading for south bay while you are driving up the coast and bugger me whadda ya know about 20mins from south bay where the road is practically right on the shore line there not 200 metres from the shore were upwards of several dozen dolphins probably a lot more cos he got so gobsmacked with the sight of all these dolphins that he just lost it and a couple his teammates who were maori they were buggeyed how could that ol bugger know that they would be here 
lol doncha just love it when that happens yea!!! suffice it to say they did the biz and the fishing and whale watching has been real good ever since
[He sent this in a following email:]
just as a matter of interest that interlude with the Dolphins happened approx seven years ago i didn,t give a time frame to you for it also at about the same time i had one of my youngest sons visiting with his soon to be wife he was heading over to Akaroa to do the cruise out to the open water from the harbour which they call the Dolphin cruise and i gave him a carry bag with 25 tb,s to drop over the side on the cruise up the harbour which he did with a bit of difficulty due to lots of people on the boat and i remember an article in the local rag a couple of weeks later commenting on the number of Dolphins that seemed to be in and around the harbour at that time
At the risk of appearing too repetitive: Carol and I discovered dolphins’ affinity with orgonite in April, 2001 in the Florida Keys when we stealthily tossed some in the holding pens of a dolphin research facility after hours. At first, the dolphins were quite frantic and Carol had the distinct impression that they were worried about humans having this much power at our disposal but within a few minutes they apparently grasped the implications and potential and got happy.
The first time we tossed orgonite into the Pacific was a few months later and a vast dolphin pod showed up in those waters a few days later. A friend of a friend, who lived at Redondo Beach, nearby, walked out on his balcony to photograph the event and though he took a lot of photos only one dolphin showed up in those pictures–it was essentially a time lapse record of that one flying slowly about fifty feet above the water, not far from the beach. Even though the waters were seething with cavorting dolphins and drew everyone’s attention none of those were recorded on film. For several years I kept that photo on the homepage of the forum but I don’t know where it is now or how it disappeared. If you’re tech-savvy and want to find it, please send it to me at [email protected]
This isn’t directly related, except that the protagonists are Maoris: A Maori woman who was flinging orgonite in Australia asked me in 2002 to correspond with her brother on the North Island of New Zealand because he wanted to ‘do something’ about Black Dart Beach, which was named for the UFOs that were always seen coming up from that beach and disappearing into it. He and a male relative made or acquired some orgonite and took it to that beach and after that the UFOs were no longer seen, there. Carol and DB had the impression that a reptilian hive used a portal at the beach to come and go from that area. The Maori fellows had let the reptilians know that ‘We now have your scent.’ 
Westerners are pretty well browbeaten into ignoring and explaining away such things but many indigenous cultures take it all in stride and have a more pragmatic attitude. Even the Japanese are more in tine with the unseen aspects of nature than people in the West generally are. I remember when Tetsuzi Moriwake had just gotten started with his huge, successful (by 2010) campaign to earthpipe all of the faultlines in that country and when he was visiting an important Shinto shrine (in a major earth vortex) on the southernmost island he presented some orgonite to the priests and told me that they immediately recognized the energy and were very thankful.
The programmed materialism and closed mindedness of my countrymen used to make me feel claustrophobic and I craved to return to ‘third world’ countries so I could be around genuine, unshackled people again but so many Americans have been voluntarily waking up in recent years that I’m finally comfortable in the U[for now]SA.
