[sasaderesada]

hey, steven, and group-

good point. as david has, in his usual david way, pointed out in his latest blog, our "english" language has a few "glitches." "wanderer" is merely a label, and if i catch your drift on this, strokes different folks, well, differently. perhaps the "david" will chime in here, as i don't have the time to do the research, as far as whether the concept"?" of wanderer is or has ever appeared/been included/addressed/ as such in any other language medium, anywhere/anyplace else through-out our often re-written/up-dated/censored/ and manipulated version of what we have left available to us, which we all refer to simply as our "history."

at this rather critical stage of what some are embracing as "end game times," it would be vary difficult for us all now to suddenly begin trying to communicate among ourselves in "atlantean," or "sanskrit;" therefore i fear we're stuck with english, thanks to some intentially forgotten plan, a few centurys ago, concocted for the purpose of limiting us common folks in our ability to comunicate/express/grow well, and such. isn't it fascinating, as spock would say, that english is being force-fed upon the entire planet now, as "the" way to communicate? i propose, and indeed subscribe to the mandate that we must always "question everything," and if that labels me as a conspiracy theorist, so well then...

is a wonderer then also an et? i don't bloody know, or even care to waste any brain time on this to try and figure out for myself, but i'm sure there are inquiring minds that need to know, so i say, "let 'em have at it."

bob