My visit to nyakeore in nyamira district

Etheric Warriors Archive Africa
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I have passed your regards to Hibrahim and he is very happy to hear from you. I shared with him this mail. He is also willing to go to Migingo and I will accompany him to the place. We will send you even those photos also.

I went to Nyamira a place in Kisii land where Benedict so much talked about.

He had initially distributed some Orgonites there and he sent me to go and specifically take some Orgonite to the place where some miracle brought about by the power of Orgonite . I tell you that the place is amazing. The villagers have decided to make that place a restricted area and those willing to go there are taxed. People are collecting some revenue from that place because of the great history that happened in that area. Some tourists, though not many are also coming to that place. In fact I found some from America, though they were not social. They were told about the cause of ll that happened and they seriously wondered what the Orgonite is.

On my arrival, because I was on a motorbike, the people there gathered me at once and I was not taxed. In spread, they were very much happy that one of us who have helped to make them a source of revenue has decided to go and visit them. They expected some serious magic from me. When I decided to give out the Orgonite, I realized that there would be a lot of commotion, people struggling to get the pieces. So I decided to liars with the people coming from around the place to give out the Orgonite. I tell you it was no very easy. People struggled for the pieces and I was forced to leave them for the people free. They were grabbing them away from my hands and then running. That was quite unfortunate. I have asked Benedict to go with me there next time so that we can do the gifting equally in that entire area.

Billy

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Here’s Billy delivering some mbolea (orgonite) to customers.

Billy, was the historic event in Nyamira the change that orgonite brought about?

Also, did you ride your motorbike all the way there from Kisumu? According to googlemaps.com it’s about 70 Km in a straight line, which probably translates to over a hundred Km on the road. The reason I’m asking is that when Carol was there it was impossible to travel on the roads, safely, due to the large number of very aggressive highway robbers. If that situation has improved, then I think that you guys have made history in yet another way [Image Can Not Be Found] . If you travelled that distance on a motorbike then I’m hoping that it’s now safe to do so. I know that the crime rate around Kisumu has been dramatically reduced by the distribution of mbolea. Your mom told me that this is largely because of the now-abundant rainfall, which enables farmers to earn a livlihood, again.

Hashukuru sana ujumbo (thanks very much for your message),
Don

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It’s with a lot of fun to trade in this business for it’s a life transforming.I managed only to travel from Kisumu to a place called Ahero.There i trained some of the rice plantation farmers,and also gave them some of the orgonite that one of our friends have taken there.I did my training and then i spend there so the next day i managed my journey through to Nyamira
The only thing which becomes a bit tiresome is that a long the highway,there are some tax that we must pay.Also the polish that do check the lageges if any case we have illegal goods also do gives us hard time for all the time they forced us to have a proper explanation of the kinds of goods that we are having so as to give us away through.
On my way when about to reach Nyamira i got another road block through good luck after explaining to the what the orgonite does,it happened that one of the polish officers was suffering from aseptic wound which had been a problem to him for a very long time according to his statement.I gave him one zapper that i had and through good luck on my way from the town of Nyamira i got him at the same same sport but now with a positive out come,he was improving much better.This brings to my affirmation that Zapper is so good and very much helpful.
Otherwise i would count my journey to Nyamira very fruitful.
Billy

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That’s the spirit, Bwana Billy! The more details we can read, the more fascinating your adventure becomes for everyone. I already know and appreciate how great you’re doing but some of our readers probably need to know more of the evidence and that’s priceless for the record, too.

I suppose police and soldiers on the road is an improvement over the bandits that Carol encountered along those highways, ten years ago. She’s getting eager to return to Kenya and witness the improved conditions that ‘the company’ have engendered through all your hard and inspired work [Image Can Not Be Found]

Nisalimie mamako (regards to your mom–Mrs O.)

~Don

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The people of Nyamira have just harvested their crops and they gave started preparing land for the next plantation. Because of what they experienced with the Orgonite product the other time, many would wish to book for some portions to use so as to boost their production in the next period. It is for this reason that some of them are now booking for the supply. I received some invitations to go and further explain Orgonite to the few farmers who come from around the area where Benedict had at some time distributed the Orgonite. I am planning to go there as soon as possible.
The community that lives around there is known for witchcraft and feeding on dead caucus of fellow human beings. The population there is quite a bigger one and so each person try to struggle for survival. Since Benedict distributed the Orgonite there for the first time, peace had ever prevailed in that region and even the police officers who are meant to keep peace does very little work to keep the days going. I have planned to carry with me some good number of pieces to take to them so that they can be in a position of knowing the benefits further and even to attract more users.
Billy O.

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Thanks for the further details, Billy. My wife is particularly gratified by what has been achieved in Nyamira. Your mom, Mrs O, had informed me, last year, that hte crime rate in Kisumu had gone down after the distribution of orgonite had caused regular rainfall in the region and she further explained that this was most likely due to the ability of farmers to again plant and harvest crops. I wonder if something similar is happening in Nyamira, though in many cases we’ve witnessed that simply distributing orgonite lowers the rate of human ‘evil’ dramatically and quickly, regardless of what’ happening in the economy

Carol and I have particularly enjoyed putting orgonite around locations in America where human sacrifice was occurring. One time, Kelly McKennon and I marched up a tall hill to find one of those killing sites and gift it, after Carol and I had gifted all the other satanic ritual sites in our area. Kelly had ‘seen’ a very darkly distroted energy vortex on top of that hill and when we arrived there was the remains of a large bonfire. ‘Bonfire’ originally meant ‘bone fire’ and implied this sort of ritual. The human remains of sacrificial victims at Bohemian Grove, the premier satanic ritual location for the Corporate World Order in Noth America, are evidently tossed into a bonfire after the victim is dispatched. Carol has read that the ashes from teh bones are used for other satanic rituals.

African dirty magic is the strongest that we’d ever encountered in our chatroom excursions over the past 9 years or so, by the way. Chinese witchcraft (the Triads use it) is second in power and menace; the ancient Vryal (the present-day SS International are their embodiment) are in third place and the masonic/theosophy satanic rituals are fourth place–bottom of the barrel, so to speak–but are the only ones one is likely to learn about in the public record. Native Amercan magic might occupy the second position if they were not so thoroughly infiltrated, then co-opted by the masons in the 1800s. The Smithsonian Institution was created by the masons to learn from the Indians so that they could be weakened with a combination of western magic, biological weaponry and gunfire. I think they wanted to completely destroy the Indians but that evidently wasn’t their decision to make. The Hopi resisted the least, so they lost the least and are probably still relatively free from freemasonic juju.

Having mentioned that, it may stand to reason that African good magic is also the strongest on the planet. Pretty soon it will be evident that our African associates, in addition to leading the way for the rest of us in terms of improving climate, society and the economy with orgonite, may also set new standards for the use of heart-based, positive magic to create miracles, with God’s permission. Like me, you might by now be getting some impressions about why the corporate world order has seen fit to so severely exploit and oppress the Dark Continent for the past century or so; first by the introduciton of missionaries and then by the introduction of corporate merchants and wholesale slaughter. The Brits pioneered the development of concentration camps there in the 1890s, by the way: a firm foundation for the SS’s later achievement in Eastern Europe and Mao Tse Tung’s decades-long genocidal campaign in China until his own demise.

Dooney told us that she had an awful lot of fun coaching our African associates about the techniques she’s recorded on donebydooney.com and they’re beginning to explore new uses for this cordial technique. I think that’s the beginning of the new ‘good magic’ paradigm that may be starting in East Africa.

On the eve of their initial successes with famers and fishermen in Kenya in April of 2010 they were facing a regional famine and their economic prospects were worse than bleak. If you’re a newer reader of EW postings you migh not know this. A few months before that, three of them were murdered, evidently a the behest of British MI6, with poison. It may be that the corporate world order was seeing their potential future more clearly than any of us could, in those days [Image Can Not Be Found] and if not for some generous and timely contributions from a fellow in Europe, who later paid a dire price for it, we might rather have seen mass starvation, warfare and pestilence in the regions in East Africa that are now peaceful, prosperous and relatively healthy, thanks to what our friends have acheved.

At every juncture in history things can go one way or the other, of course. People who lack interest in history might be pleased to know that htis happened in Russia, Germany, Spain and China on the eve of the establishment of murderous corpoate regimes in those countries in the 1900s. Maybe the only difference in the case of East Africa is that enough people committed to choosing self empoweriment over spiritual slavery. I bet it never takes more than a handful of genuinely committed people and our African colleagues are demonstrating that commitment and also keeping a public record of their achievements.

Most of my time on EW is spent supporting their efforts and learning (painfully slowly) Kiswahili is part of that commitment to assist them. I’ve known for awhile that they don’t really need any of us, other than to have a public record, for now, of what they’re doing. Keeping a public record is essential for several reasons, of course. Without their reports, though, EW still risks being overrun and completely ignored in the West, especially after orgonite reaches the corporate media. Nobody can ignore or explain away what the Africans are doing and I just learned that news of their success and new interest in orgonite’s potential is spreading by other means, now, internationally.

This might be an example of how strong African juju is [Image Can Not Be Found]

~Don

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I had another trip to Nyamira district for a gifting mission. Just as I reported that the other time, I made it to Kebirigo, a place that had not been gifted before. I took a number of Orgonite there, and among all that I took there, I used some for promotion, while a small portion I sold to those who already knew something about Orgonite. They actually demanded for the same to be sold to them.

One thing that I ensured that I did was to make good friendship with some of the villagers, so that they would help me in mobilizing the fellows, and in the process of promoting my product. I left some pieces for free for him and he was extremely very happy.

This ti e when I went back to the area, I confirmed that the area was fully transformed into something actually new. The issue of night runners which was a very big threat to the people in this area is now a history. People who still have not recognized the powers of Orgonite can not tell why, but all they know now is that they are always very safe. They don’t know whether the night runners are the ones who have decided to stop the action.

Sometime back, everyday during the time for news reading, at least you could hear something about some people were linched or killed in an unfair way/ abnormal way. If such an information reached one’s ear, one could easily guess that it could be either in Kisii county or Nyamira district.

Since we took Orgonite there, the region is undergoing a full transformation, and this is quite pleasing to hear. In my last trip, I left a good number of Orgonite to the friends so that they would sell them for me, since many are already aware of the Orgonite.

Billy O.

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That’s a great work just keep it up.Do not rest till the area of Nyamira is set free from cannibalism, uchawi and the jujus.Bravo! Billy
Chris

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I think that when people want to buy orgonite in an area where our African friends had earlier distributed it for free is the ‘next stage’ of their business consolidation and growth. Even though they sacrifice to give away all that orgonite, internationally, this is not a charity, per se: the liklihood is strong that an area where people are too poor to buy it wil simply become prosperous enough, because of the orgonite, for them to later sell their products, there.

It will be interesting to see how those farmers in Congo are doing, now, a year and a half (?) after you took orgonite to them, Chris.

I don’t think anyone has yet explained ‘night runners’ to our readers. Carol was terrorized by them when she was working in Kenya in 2001 and described them to me. It’s not unlike the sorcerers’ (wachawi) terrorism that controls the countryside in much of Haiti, by the way. In Haiti’s case, the wachawi are organized on the pattern of French freemasonry, though, and their rituals resemble masonic rituals.

When the sun goes down it immediately gets dark in Africa, like someone has slammed a door [Image Can Not Be Found] --no twilight to speak of and where the wachawi are controlling the population with fear some men customarily run silently through the villages during the night, naked and armed with machetes. The plan is to attack anyone who is not safe in their homes and it works very well to control the population through fear.

Carol was advised to never go out of the house at night and she was in a ‘safer’ area of Kenya. Part of the terror is that the identity of the nightrunner is secret. Carol was kind of impressed that they could do this in total darkness and not get injured by the thorns that grow on half the trees, plants and shrubs, there.

One of her hosts, a mzee (granny), had to go out one night, so she went with her own machete. When she returned, she had a look of triumph and the next morning they saw a notoriously unpleasant man in the village who was freshly bandaged and he glared at the mzee.

That village Carol worked in was not in Nyamira and it had night runners, so we can probably assume that the problem was much worse in Nyamira. Mrs O told me the name in an email but I forgot to write it down. I’ll ask her again. The zappers that Carol distributed, there, cured a lot of AIDS, malaria, etc. We wanted to know if the simple zappers will cure natural sicknesses in Africa as well as in America and our expectations were exceeded. The ones Andy’s making and selling on ctbusters.com for $35 are just like the ones we distributed in Kenya, Namibia and Uganda.

I aim to help our wadugu in Kenya get set up to manufacture them for that market, which is slowly getting established, now. When people use those simple zappers it actually helps our own business because it helps dispel the boatload of misinformation that some of our competitors subscribe to and which has slowed down the dissemination of this empowering but inexpensive technology in the West.

When Carol arrived in the village with a group of other volunteers some kindly and evidently competent local witches performed a protection dance ceremony for their benefit. She didn’t tell anyone she was psychic but someone asked her on her last day in that village if she could talk to the dead and she said that she could. Almost immediately, a crowd showed up outside and a crowd of departed spirits showed up inside, around her, wanting to talk to their people outside so it was a very busy day [Image Can Not Be Found]

The following day her host, Atieno, took her to lovely Mombassa for a few days of R&R right before her flight home. Atieno owns a gift shop in Seattle that sells African handicrafts and she’s the one who arranged for Carol to hide among those medical students to bring zappers to her home village in Kenya.

Carol was the only one in the group of Americans who didn’t take the prophylactic drug for malaria. She’s also the only one who didn’t get malaria but none of the rest would consider using a zapper. They were medical students–go figure [Image Can Not Be Found]

~Don

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My gifting in Nyamira produced good fruits, I found the places where I had put the orgonite sometimes back to be having a good improvement.(Wachwi) witch craft have got no room to practice their magic. The residence of those places now could effectively enjoy staying in their both urban and rural regions. What I came to learn from this is that orgonite is a good rehabilitator that cannot be compared with any other products. So I hope soon the whole areas of Nyamira and all the other area around there will experience a good breathing space free from other dreadful calamities, caused by magic and nigh runners.

Billy

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We received much hope of re-claiming the whole land of Nyamira when we received two fellows who traveled all the way from Nyamira to Kisumu.They used two motorbikes and they told me that they safely traveled without much traffic interference on the way. They gave me some money and we gave them enough orgonite,they also complain that i have taken much time before visiting them.
A good report which i received from them is that nowadays orgonite have minimize the rate of wachawi and night runners in that region,therefore i trust that with time the whole of that area will be wachawi free.
Billy O

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Its under observation that the demand of the orgonite is getting high and high in Nyamira where my son Billy had been gifting.Recently some guys circled from there to our place in Kisumu and take a good number of the product.They gave us a positive response that nowadays the rate of night runners have reduced almost to zero due to the adoption of the orgonite in that region.
Another statistic which i got just from the same region reveals to me that even the rate of magical acts also have gone dawn till people could now walk without fear.Also make the matter worse in that region there some people whom they do call the 'man eaters" they used to eat bodies and at times when they fails to get any peace of dead body ,they even go as far as killing human beings so that they may get what to eat.On that context they had caused health hazard in that place.My happiness is that our operation i that area have done something remarkable in that place [Image Can Not Be Found] things are now very calm.

I hope with time the place will be environmental friendly and lives will be good and manageable.
Mrs O

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The support has really made me to venture in arena of success,i have started gifting using the new pikipiki in Nyamira. I went and gifted in several places in Nyamira but still many people are still in need of the orgonite. There are several achievement which the residents of Nyamira region has achieved due to our frequent operation there.

On the climatic circle the weather is now very much favorable to agricultural production, farmers could now resort to grow both short and long term crops like maize,finger millet onions and long term crops as cassava and some good fruits.

Now the rate at which the jujus ,the wizard and the night runners had been operating in the region is no longer as before till recently some body called me juju proof or anti-wizards.People nowadays can bold operate and even eat in public because there is now maximum security and safety.All these occurs due to the orgonite which we had thoroughly gifted in the area.

In fact now many people are now in need of the orgonite, and i would say that i have a lot of work to be done in Nyamira than before but i m very sure that i m going to make sure that i clear them without delay for now i have all the means. Now my pleasure is that all my mission is doing well for now i have a pikipiki/motorbike.I thank my uncle Don Croft for his fabulous the motorbike which he bought for us and now i m doing very well in my missions.
Billy

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Nyamira has been an excellent test case for orgonite’s capability in terms of social healing. Carol was quite disappointed when she was unable to find anyone to take her there in 2001. Everyone she worked with were too scared to go there, simply stated.

She only had a few pieces of orgonite, though, and many hundreds have been distributed in that region by now, I think, and it’s being done in a systematic and thorough way.

It reminds me of how we tested our new Terminator zapper configuration in 2000, right after Carol and I got together. The sickness we used to test it against was genital herpes, which resisted all the previous zapper models. A lot of people in the West who ask about zappers suffer from this so we had plenty of test cases. The Terminator is nearly 100% successful curing that and this was very encouraging and instructive for us. Maybe Nyamira was Kenya’s ‘genital herpes’ case until the Kidundi came along–mainly Billie and his pikipiki (motorbike).

I was trememdously relieved when the market demand in Nyamira for their orgonite increased after Billy’s first pikipiki was stolen and his friend was tied to a tree. I wonder if the news of that robbery spread in the district, which would have been good advertising, especially since there was no murder.

I was moved by reading about appropriate technology back in the 1970s, which is when I began to desperately want to live in Africa. Capitalizing this business in appropriate ways has paid off handsomely over the years, as you can see by the reports from the Kikundi. If someone had bought trucks, expensive equipment and expanded the work force with an infusion of capital all of that would have made them quite vulnerable, not to mention heavily dependent on complex infrastructure.

They will eventually have all this stuff, probably also aircraft and large vessels, but that will be achieved at the proper rate, as they continue to consolidate their assets and network. Carol and I started our business together in a camper on the back of a pickup truck in 2000 and we’ve expanded quite a bit from that humble beginning. We’re not particularly vulnerable, either, because the business is still portable. The Kikundi are exercising a lot of wisdom and some long range strategies in their international operations, as you can see, but it’s happening in an organic and vital way–something that many Africans are instinctively adept at carrying out. I’m grateful that they so well demonstrate the importance of minimizing organization, too, because I’ve been badgering my audience for years to cut excessive organization and personality worship–a sort of social cancer–out of our lovely Western world.

This amazing African miracle was made possible with some timely contributions from the West. You probably noticed that whenever someone sends them even a modest sum it’s immediately put to use sending one of the Kikundi abroad to work new territory or to shore up the efforts in places like Somalia which despearately need it.

Nyamira was perhaps in a similar condition to present-day Somalia in terms of human misery on account of the sorcery (uchawi), cannibalism, thuggery (night runners) and general occult oppression. A close parallel might be rural Haiti, in fact, so anyone who has the means and desire to ‘do’ Haiti ought to feel encouraged by this success.

Otherwise, Somalia is the hardest target at the moment, due to CIA/MI6-directed terrorism, there. We stopped two wars with orgonite in East Africa, though, so I’m sure our friends will succeed in Somalia. Garissa, Kenya is turning out to be a good staging area for gifting much of Somalia–another example of our friends’ inherent sense of strategy [Image Can Not Be Found]

The Old Villain (Babylon’s banksters) wages war against humanity in the customary ways: with financed bloodshed, sorcery and terror. We wage war on the Old Villain with healing devices and cordial, often spontaneous international (yes, ‘global’ [Image Can Not Be Found] ) networking and we’re not losing many battles. The Operators are the best generals, too, operating as they do from the unseen realms and directing the steps of anyone who will pay attention to our common intuitive promptings along the way and then follow them.

~Don

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Hi Uncle, Don

I’m doing very well and more so after we now have our own new motorbike (pikipiki). Now I m gifting without any difficulties and even that photo is me on my way to Nyamira

Thanks Billy

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I was in Nyamira till the end of today, and am sure that one of the best works is done. I had a very nice motorbike, and so I managed to visit a new place that I had not visited ever since due to the terrain of the region. The place is hilly and stony. There is a rough road that is very dust, but at least with the motorbike, I managed to go there.
Nobody had ever managed to reach the place before, since the area was one of the worst that people feared. The place is called Nyamusi. Benedict told me about it sometime back, and he described it as one of the worst places in Nyamira District, that needed to be gifted. He could not do that because he was going to school.
I met new faces and they were very expectant about the Orgonite result, which they had already been hinted. Most of the people were very happy when I arrived. The news of my arrival was announced by a friend whom I knew earlier on before going there.
When I arrived, a found a very big crowd gathering, waiting for my arrival. The entire group came gathering around me so that if there could be any benefit, then they could get it first before the neighbor. What I did first was to open a forum of discussion so that I could explain what Orgonite is, since this was a new area.
My mum had given be several Orgonite pieces to take there and use them for promotion, so at the end of the talk I had to give them all the pieces as free samples. This was done in a very systematic manner, since I wanted that not only people from a small particular region could get the same. The distribution was spread as much as possible, and I was aided by the clan elder.
I promised that I would be there to see on how the Orgonite is doing with their agricultural goods, so that we make the necessary arrangements. Surely, it is very nice riding on a motorbike, especially when you are on a mission and you are carrying something precious. I came back and m mum is now preparing another box so that I can take to another neighboring area to Nyamusi where I went.
Billy O

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Trip to Nyamira
This time for the last five months I managed to travel personally to Nyamira where my diehard son had been successfully doing gifting. In fact I was more impressed by what I personally view. It reminded me that I have been getting the one side of the story but not the real thing which is practically being done there by my son.
I witnessed a greater economic improvement farmers have greatly achieved good and remarkable harvest, on the security matters, I have the place is quite better more than the last periods. It’s true if Carol would mean to be here she might not believe herself concerning the present situation. All these made me to be hopeful and more so upon what Billy had been doing in this place.
When consulting about the effectiveness of the wachawi, magic and the nyawawas,really the story is quite positive, they are no longer active as before. I even tried to consult with one old Mzee whom we meet some years back, through enquiry he practically assured us that the situation now is more better in fact he even compared the current situation with a movement from Slum to Paradise.
Even right now we would not boast as if we have worn the battle, we should double our efforts in gifting so that all the positive insights that we have experienced to last so that the region and even other areas around there may also experience the same.
For now I would count all the achievement to be the practical of our brother and a friend Don and all his colleagues for their support which they have been giving the kikundi generously. I would even wish to extend all these hopes to Southern Sudan where our sister Christine is toiling so as to bring the long struggling region into a good state of hope. I would not forget to mention the hard works which my brothers in Migori Nicholas, Chris and even Nancy had been doing. It’s my prayer that they should not give up hope but to press on till the whole Lake Victoria is reclaimed back from the domination of the menace water hyacinth.
Last but not least I would wish to assures all our readers that good things had not yet been reached, good things are still on the ways ahead and thus we should all have immovable hope to achieve greater things a head of us
Thanks
Mrs. O

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Here’s what Billy did with that new motorbike:

I was in Nyamira till the end of today, and am sure that one of the best works is done. I had a very nice motorbike, and so I managed to visit a new place that I had not visited ever since due to the terrain of the region. The place is hilly and stony. There is a rough road that is very dust, but at least with the motorbike, I managed to go there.
Nobody had ever managed to reach the place before, since the area was one of the worst that people feared. The place is called Nyamusi. Benedict told me about it sometime back, and he described it as one of the worst places in Nyamira District, that needed to be gifted. He could not do that because he was going to school.

I met new faces and they were very expectant about the Orgonite result, which they had already been hinted. Most of the people were very happy when I arrived. The news of my arrival was announced by a friend whom I knew earlier on before going there.
When I arrived, a found a very big crowd gathering, waiting for my arrival. The entire group came gathering around me so that if there could be any benefit, then they could get it first before the neighbor. What I did first was to open a forum of discussion so that I could explain what Orgonite is, since this was a new area.

My mum had given be several Orgonite pieces to take there and use them for promotion, so at the end of the talk I had to give them all the pieces as free samples. This was done in a very systematic manner, since I wanted that not only people from a small particular region could get the same. The distribution was spread as much as possible, and I was aided by the clan elder.
I promised that I would be there to see on how the Orgonite is doing with their agricultural goods, so that we make the necessary arrangements. Surely, it is very nice riding on a motorbike, especially when you are on a mission and you are carrying something precious. I came back and m mum is now preparing another box so that I can take to another neighboring area to Nyamusi where I went.

Billy O

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You might recall that Nyamira District had developed a reputation for extreme cruelty, including ritual human sacrifices and cannibalism. All of that changed due to the distribution of orgonite and during one of the visits there were several Westerners there, evidently seeking answers for the sudden transformation

I feel very proud of Billy for his courage and resourcefulness, as shown in this report.

This year I’ve been sort of meditating on ways to acquire publicity for this African phenomenon and have even pursued some personal publicity to draw attention to it. Last weekend, for instance, I took my sailboat, which I named ‘Juju Njema’ (good magic), to the Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, Washington (near Seattle) for that purpose, though since I registered late I wasn’t able to get a berth in the harbor so I doubt any publcity will come of that. I did get over the hump in terms of confidence in the boat, though, because I sailed with several others and saw that it points into the wind as well as any, moves very well in light airs and is stable in strong winds when it’s properly reefed (mainsail shortened)

It’s really pretty under sail and before I do a sea voyage, next year, I’m going to add some decking and make a Chinese lug sail rig for it.

So, I had no opportunity for an interview at the show and that was a little disappointing but ‘Don Croft’s Kitfox Lite’ was mentioned in the latest issue of one of my flying magazines and I found that the first day of the show. Synchronicity. Then over the weekend National Geographic contacted me, asking for a physical interview for an upcoming article. I refuse to ever meet with or talk to any mainstream journalists or media people, of course, because that’s going to be a setup until the corporate world order has been discarded. I learned from experience that my enemies can’t do any harm to me with slander as long as I don’t participate

Carol and I will keep accepting most radio interview invitations, though. I only ever turned down one of those and the milder disinfo radio show hosts haven’t done any harm.

So, when the assaults will begin against this network they’re probably going to target me, first. Carol said that this evident National Geographic hatchet job just indicates that enough regular people are talking about orgonite that the mainstream media are now being mandated to ruin this movement with slander. She showed me the most recent issue of the magazine, which features disinfo about murderous ‘superstorms’ in a doomsaying format [Image Can Not Be Found]

The first media slander, directed at orgonite, has been happening on Spanish television so congratulations to our orgonite-flinging friends who have been improving the climate and economy in Spain! Send a heart boost to Francisco Garcia Subirachs of orgonita.eu, please–he’s been systematically and bravely tossing orgonite from his rubber boat along Spain’s Bay of Biscay coast over the past week.

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Gee, whatever happened to the sewer rats’ accelerating American/Caribbean hurricane agenda in 2006, heheh? Why are the Kalahari Desert and Death Valley now green?!

Meanwhile, since our African friends are clearly leading the way with climate, social and environmental restoration I’m going to keep directing attention to their work in email, radio interviews and reports.

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In fact I have seen the name of that your boat to be very good in fact it has a massage for juju njema means good spirits.
Right now almost the whole regions of Nyamira is a good place to do everything even business is also doing well ,farmers are now enjoying doing their farming activities, it’s an area free of wachawi and the jujus. In facts it’s a place that many people including the foreigners would wish to stay and do their business. The motorbike which I m now having have made me to supplies several places with the orgonite.

Billy

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Hi Don,
It hits me with a lot of excitement to see your boat it really made me forge ahead with a lot of confidence that soon and very soon even the kikundi will highly improve and for sure they will by far be able to acquire a lot of recourses.
For now Nyamira is a lovely zone and in fact all the elements of cruelties cannibalism and hooliganisms are no longer in practice .People nowadays leave in a harmony with one a another doing business together and living in peace. It really reminds me of another era of peace and unity that would consequently make the work to be more easy and meaning full.
We had made it a continuous routine to visit Nyamira in fact right now we have decided that after two weeks he visits Nyamira. Really the motorbike that we are having now, have ease our supply. We now easily supply various areas with the orgonite with a lot of ease. For sure we are now having no difficulties in transportation.
By next week I m expecting both Nicholas and Chris to take some of the orgonite to Migingo, they have taken a couple of weeks before they take the orgonite there. They are also going to monitor the success of farming in the Island of Ugingo whom they had earlier taught on how to do farming through the supports of our mbolea. Also they are going to take them some Zappers as well.
So I hope all will be well
Mrs. O