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Hi Silkee

 

I understand perfectly French and, indeed, the expression "Agents provocateurs" is the best that one can come up with. I could not have found better.

 

My understanding is that the beginning of the end started when ML commented about another post from another forum about iodine. Some influential CZ people did not like it. Things escalated from there. I had the feeling that ML at one point was feeling that something was going wrong. I don't know if he felt the pressure or something else but he did things later on that were being justified for his banning. I won't go into details, what is done is done. But sometime after his banning, I saw a post from someone who seemed to know some of what happened behind the scenes (apparently from some of the participants) and who said that things were organized. (I don't remember the exact words) That post what wiped soon after. (and sorry I won't name names) This is how it happened in my, completely biased, nonobjective, opinion. But, heck, real objectivity does not exist.

 

I don't blame Moreless for not coming back. Not after the way the whole thing was done.

 

Too bad for Curezone. Moreless brought something unique in Curezone. Diversity of opinion is always a good sign. Many people did not understand ML. Once one understands that, he wanted his teaching to be as simple as possible so as to reach the maximum of people, and that his goal was not to chat, not to socialize, not to debate about his protocols, but to concentrate on the main aspects, then one could understand better why he did things in his own way.

 

C'est la vie

 

WIEL