This individual in Texas has the following
equipment supplied by Ben Morton:
3.5 gallon Ben and Jerry's treat
2 HHGs (pints)
1 Ben and Suze with a Big Secret wrap
1 Succor Punch with computer software and interface cable
1 Ben and Jerry's Minitreat pendulum
1 Ben and Jerry's Keychain treat
1 Ben and Jerry's Coaster treat
3 Tower Busters *freebies* 'Cause WE Need to get our TOWERS! :-)
Thank you for Supporting us; I'm glad you are so Incredibly Happy
with your order C. H. !!!
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CH in TX USA 12-31-2002
Things have been going very well for me since I got the treats.
People seem to
be treating me nicer than normal (clerks in stores for example),
and I'd say my
health and luck have also improved. But beyond this, I have
noticed one
extremely strange phenomenon. Starting the very day the treats
arrived and
continuing to this very moment, the skies over Austin have been
incredibly
blue--I'm talking freakishly astonishingly blue--the kind of
blue I only used to
see maybe one or two days a year, if that. But it's been this
way for a solid
month now, and I've never seen that before, ever, that I can
remember anyway.
We've had a few rainstorms, and some of them got rather violent,
but the violent
parts always broke up when they got near Austin and reformed
again on the other
side of town, producing just a gentle rain over the city. And
right up until
these storms, and again immediately afterwards, the skies have
been this same
brilliant vivid blue.
Are your treats responsible for this phenomenon??? If so, they
must be
unimaginably powerful. I am absolutely thrilled to have them,
but at the same
time sortof scared. If they can affect the weather over the
entire city, then
obviously we are dealing with an extremely potent force of
nature here. Plus,
some people who are capable of making life miserable are not
going to be happy
with what we're doing.
Well anyway, thanks again for the treats, and have a wonderful
new year! I
can't wait to get the succor punch!
~CH
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CH in TX 1-2-2003
Ben,
Last night I was talking with a friend of mine in Dallas. Just
for
grins I asked him what the weather has been like up there
lately. He
told me they have been having unusually clear vivid blue skies
starting
a month ago, which is right when my treats arrived and when we
started
getting extremely blue skies here. Dallas is 200 miles from
Austin.
Now if my big treat is putting out enough energy to affect the
weather
within a radius of over 200 miles, I'm gonna shit in my pants!
CH
P.S. Tonight's sunset was possibly the most beautiful I ever
saw in my entire life.
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CH in TX USA 4-16-2003
THANKS!!!~Ben Morton
I bet you thought I'd forgotten about you. No way--I think
about you
every single time I look up and see that brilliant blue sky
overhead.
Naturally we get clouds and rain now and then, but whenever the
clouds
break up, that vivid blue emerges once again. In the first few
weeks
after I got my treats it was interesting to see how ferociously
the
chemtrailers tried to patch that big blue hole your treats
punched in
their web of smog--the sky was chock full of planes! But of
course the
trails always disappeared almost immediately, and now the planes
seem to
have given up. Remember when the space shuttle broke up over
east
Texas? Did you notice what the sky looked like in all those
pictures?
That was a tragic event, but at least the whole world got to see
pictures of what a "treated" sky looks like, and that area is a
good 200
miles from Austin. I'd like to think my treats were responsible
for
that deep blue sky. I just wish I knew how far from here the
blue sky
zone extends.
Things have been going pretty well for me lately, all things
considered. I don't power up the succor punch very often, but I
do
whenever I have a wish I'd like to come true. I think rather
than use
my computer's sound card or the zapper to power the crystal
with, I'd
prefer to get a little signal generator for it. That way my
sound card
would always be free to make sounds and music. I could simply
dial in a
32 Hz sine wave, which would be better than a 15 Hz square wave
anyway,
plus I wouldn't have to worry about replacing batteries since
the unit
plugs into the wall. Can you recommend a good little
inexpensive signal
generator that would be appropriate for this purpose? The
cheapest ones
I could find with a digital readout (I want to see a nice fat
"32.0" on
it at all times) are these two units for about $180:
http://www.multimeterwarehouse.com/vc2002f.htm
and http://www.tequipment.net/InstekGFG8020H.html
Would these work?
One thing that's definitely NOT going well for me lately is my
job.
I've had a whole series of career setbacks recently. I'm going
to be
laid off in a few weeks, and other job prospects that seemed
certain
just a short time ago have all fallen through. A number of
people I've
worked closely with over the years and trusted completely have
broken
all their promises, and not just verbal promises to me but
written
promises to my bank. This couldn't come at a worse time since I
just
bought this new condo, spent a lot of money fixing it up, and
the local
economy is totally down the tubes. I'm REALLY worried about
finding a
new job right now.
I'm trying to look on the bright side and believe that perhaps
the
energy of the treats is guiding me away from a career path that
may have
been wrong all along, although it didn't seem that way at the
time, and
whatever I'm supposed to be doing instead is certainly taking
its time
revealing itself to me. Since you have such an amazing ability
to dowse
and sense "vibes", I would really appreciate it if you could
sortof tune
into my job situation and see if you can pick up anything. I'm
completely at a loss what to do.
Oh well, I guess things will work themselves out eventually
somehow. I
sure hope they do anyway. But regardless of whatever happens to
me, the
effect of your treats on the skies over Texas is nothing less
than
astonishing!
Thanks for everything and keep up the good work!
CH
Ben Morton
daynightwalker6@yahoo.com
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