"gaiaguys" (pronounced like : guy-a-guys) is
the name that Vivienne and I chose for our email
address when we still naively thought we could maintain a
shred of our once treasured - now utterly abandoned -
anonymity.
We are not a commercial, political or
religious organisation of any kind.
We're just two public spirited and morally
obliged untrained, unpaid volunteer community
workers
(thinking globally and acting locally) with
the rotten luck to live right next door to a place that has
proven to be one of the most botanically critical in the
whole world, suffering at the hands of Public Sector
criminals who we are utterly determined to expose.
The equivalent of more than several years'
modest income has now been sunk into this struggle to expose
the truth.
We love our wonderful country, and we love
our beautiful planet.
When something you love is dirtied, you try
to clean it up. When something you love is attacked, you try
to defend it.
Our original banner's motto, "Fortitudine
vincimus", roughly translated from Latin is:
"By
endurance we conquer".
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Here's the much more up
to date blurb, as taken from the links page of
www.theyfly.com
"What began in 1997 as a rank amateur WWW
attempt by Australians Vivienne and Dyson to blow the
whistle on a local environmental scandal, has been nourished
and then engulfed by cosmic events, and now provides a
window into the sordid corruption of the governance of Earth
at all levels.
Having signed on as Official Disclosure
Project Representatives, this couples' organically
labyrinthine gaiaguys website has developed into an enormous
information resource which uniquely connects the three
primary identified ET enlightenment initiatives. One, the
Disclosure Project, is a Terrestrial project. The other two
are Billy Meier's mission, and those gigantic and stunningly
complicated forms in fields known as "crop circles".
Encouraged by firm public evidence of Extraterrestrial
participation in their lonely work, inspired by the renewed
teachings of Jmmanuel and adhering to Natural Law, the
gaiaguys survive by their motto, "Fortitudine vincimus" - by
endurance, we conquer."
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