Letters from the Web (page 1 of 1)
Bill Kaysing is for real no hype here. all his ideas are great including food ideas for a simple diet. eating cheap & healthy is the most practical thing i have come across. smiles all the way to my next camp. any help you need on the 'next' book just ask. sand sand e. | Dear Sand- Thank you so much for your kind words about my father, Bill Kaysing--yes, he was a great inspiration to many people who desired to live a more authentic life and one without the influence of corporate advertisers or mass producers. My dad preferred to actually go out and live life rather than watch some watered down semblence of it on TV (which he referred to as "the devil box"). So, basically, he lived what he wrote! Thank you again for your kind words. Best wishes, Wendy L. Kaysing (Originally posted on March 5, 2011 |
About the robin hood handbook Hello, I have a copy of the robinhood handbook but it is missing pages in the beginning. I have page x but then it goes to page 11. I would really like to know what were on these pages that were ripped out of the book I've obtained. Perhaps you or someone has a copy and would be willing to take photos of the pages I am missing and send them to me? I would greatly appreciate it! Let me know :) Jess |
Well, Albino |
Bill Kaysing, a great man I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I do strongly believe we went to the moon; however, Kaysing strikes me as such a honest and nice man. I saw his letter to Jim Lovell and his quotes about honesty. Bill comes across as the kind of guy who was just so happy with his life, and I admire that to no end. It's a shame that the world lost the great Bill Kaysing (disregarding his views on apollo.) He will be sorely missed. Rest in peace, Bill. Vincent McConnell |
Just few words. Albino |
Your dad was amazing | Dear Chris and Sue-
I just received this email via Albino Guluppini (creator of Bill Kaysing Tribute Site).
Your names sound very familiar--did we correspond a few months ago? Either way, I appreciate your kind words re my dad Bill Kaysing--yes he was amazing...he was very intelligent and interested in darn near everything! He looked at life as a great adventure--he was unstoppable in his search for truth and the appreciation of life!
Again, thank you for the acknowlegement, espcially coming around Father's Day...I have been thinking of him and all the books he wrote that have helped inspire people around the world.
Best wishes,
Wendy
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Jack Davis Memory of Bill | Dear Jack,
Your name sounds so familiar --I am sure he mentioned you to me. I also knew a Jack Davis in Hawaii (the Big Island) in 1993. Is that you by any chance?
Thank you so much for your kind words and the little bit of "history" about my father. Yes, visiting hot springs (especially around California and Nevada) was my dad's favorite activity--besides writing of course!
My dad truly was a great inspiration to many people who desired to live a more authentic life and one without the influence of corporate advertisers or mass producers. My dad preferred to actually go out and live life rather than watch some watered down semblence of it on TV (which he referred to as "the devil box"). So, basically, he lived what he wrote!
He was a true adventurer, a poet, a philosopher, a great writer, and also a talented harmonica player! I will miss him for his positive spirit, youthful energy, and his unfailing enthusiam for life.
Thank you again for your kind words. |
Question on First-time Farmer's Guide | Hello Sandra-
I am the eldest daughter of Bill Kaysing--
He bequeathed his book rights to all his books to me, at least to the rights he had not previously sold.
Unfortunately, I do not have a complete list of what books rights I actually own. I need to research that--however, i am almost certain that First Time Farmer's Guide belongs to me and my sister. In the mean time, if this is a one time use okay...you have my permission, but if you want to use text you will have to ask me again.
Best,
Wendy L. Kaysing |
Moon Landings Exposed by Bill Kaysing. I really admire Bill Kaysing. He wasn't afraid to tell the Truth. From everything I heard about him he is a Great Man. rich b. | Hi Rich, I just received your email re my father Bill Kaysing. Albino Galuppini forwarded your message to me today. My father was an exceptional person. He had a very high IQ, and was a avid reader and researcher. He liked to question the status quo, goverment activities, and especially the moon question, and also the IRS --which he believed was unconstitutional. I wish we had spent more time together while he was alive, but I lived very far from him for most of my adult life. He always wrote me letters, assuring me of his love for me however. I wish I could have done more for him in his last few months...I thought he was going to live a lot longer! He had a positive attitude right to the end...one of his last sentences was "I'm on to the next great adventure." He was not native American...he was half English (father) and half Austraian (mother). The name is either English or possibly a corruption of a German name (that came to England with the Germans centuries ago). I should look it up. Well, hope you are well. Thank you for your kind words about my dad. He was a great man who loved life, believed everyone should be free to live how they wanted (without hurting anyone!) --he was very compassionate, and the only thing that got him angry was seeing/knowing that someone was being cruel to another human being. He did not like war for that reason. Best wishes, Wendy L. Kaysing |
I knew Bill |