Project Camelot: Vilcabamba, Ecuador, January 2009 |
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70 people made the long journey to Vilcabamba, Ecuador at short notice, no small feat. Some came from Canada, Europe and as far away as Australia – making this an exceptional international gathering of what George Green calls the Ground Crew. All who attended agreed that the networking was as valuable as the speakers: Brian O’Leary, George Green (now resident in Cuenca, Ecuador’s third city), Miriam Delicado, and ourselves. The title of the conference was CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITY, a fitting theme for the start of 2009 and Obama’s new administration with all that it may bring. We talked in some detail about the Big Picture as we currently see it, including information from our important new witness Jake Simpson. It was the first visit of either of us to South America. Although our current timeline is not thought to be the catastrophic one, according to Dan Burisch and Marci McDowell, there are sure to be various changes in governments, society and finance along with Earth changes that may require those who are so motivated to relocate. Vilcabamba is considered by some to have great potential as a sanctuary. And although we believe you will each decide where it is best to be, some places may be safer than others. We’ve sketched out plans to return to Ecuador in a couple of months’ time to speak to larger audiences both in Cuenca and Quito, Ecuador’s capital, providing the funding can be found. We look forward to meeting our new Ecuadorian friends again, and would like to thank everyone we met for their friendship and hospitality.
Click here for Brian O’Leary’s page, and links to his Project Camelot interview |