By: Kayleen West.,
on 8/24/2007
Recently, I was privileged to attend a talk by Ian Mc Cormack who had a dramatic encounter and consequently a life changing experience through an attack of box jellyfish. For anyone who is interested in after death experiences it is worth a look. His online testimony can be found here:http://www.aglimpseofeternity.org/ Changing the tone, I now share with you a humorous email to lift your
By: Betsy Bird,
on 5/16/2007
Ian Fleming, author of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, has recently been . . . . . what?
Oh.
Fine. He wrote some Bond stuff to. Sheesh.
Anyway, as I was saying, Ian Fleming may have played a hand in getting a woman arrested for witchcraft. I know. It didn't make any sense when I read it either. She was the last woman to ever be arrested for it in England too. Here's the deal; during WWII a woman by the name of Helen Duncan claimed she could put families in touch with the dead sailors of the HMS Barham. Seance type stuff (ectoplasm an extra). Then there's this:
Helen Duncan became the last person in the UK to be jailed for witchcraft. Now there is a suggestion that James Bond author Ian Fleming, who was involved in the intelligence services at the time, helped have Helen prosecuted because he though her clairvoyant sessions were a threat to national security.Which, if true, is the oddest damn thing I've read all day. Here's a Windows video with the same info and here's the official Helen Duncan Pardon Site.
