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after 10 days of extended discussion. He removed his own !vote before closing the discussion to assure neutrality, and even after removing his own vote, there were comments by 14 editors and only 4 or 5 of them were in favor of deletion. There may not have been a clear consensus for "keep", but it
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There is none. However, this is not a NPOV article. Moreover, any comment which does not coincide with IPSOS agenda is either ignored; or actually edited out of the discussion.It is patently untrue that Israel
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William Kennedy, Patricia Behman a/k/a Cris Monnastre, Larry Epperson a/k/a Adam Forrestt, and Alan Miller a/k/a Christopher Hyatt. In fact, Regardie left his literary estate, papers etc. to Alan Miller a/k/a Christopher Hyatt as Trustee of the Israel Regardie
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Dawn. Charles "Chic" Cicero "self-initiated" himself into 0=0. Larry
Epperson a/k/a Adam Forrest, a student of Regardie, initiated Charles "Chic" Cicero in the elemental grades. Cicero has admitted that he was never actually initiated into ANY grade by Regardie.
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I've been sent a copy of a new age/occult magazine with interviews with Chic Cicero and
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