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[Jana]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqM4tKPDlR8 — Blackwater, Jeremy Scahill another fabulous reporter to keep an eye on at youtube.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdk4dIXqs7s —Perpetual corporate war
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PckgXXSRxNg —Jeremy Scahill: Blackwater and the Coalition of the Billing

In conducting illegal wars it pays to have a corporate mercenary corps protecting the commanders and diplomats. Since morale and consent will diminish as the young troops penetrate the brainwashing and start to wake up...they cannot mutiny and kill their commanders. They are forced to fight the illegal war by guns on both sides of the conflict.
If you watch Jeremy Scahill's videos, you start to see that this corporate military is a new phenomena with unknown consequences...with perhaps an ease of operating outside international law, and fulfilling the commands of those with the most money. Since military-industralists only make money through the propagation of war they intend ongoing and perpetual war.

Akhenaten...was one leader who amassed a personal international mercenary guard...perhaps because he was in the process of overhauling the religious, political and noble class conventions...the classic Egyptian military would have sided with the established priest and noble class. 
 

[jimtzu]

President Bush let his inner adventurer out while discussing the state of the war in Afghanistan with military and civilian personnel. While those in Afghanistan detailed the logistical and diplomatic problems via teleconference, the President took a much more whimsical approach to their mission. Via Reuters:

"I must say, I'm a little envious," Bush said. "If I were slightly younger and not employed here, I think it would be a fantastic experience to be on the front lines of helping this young democracy succeed."

"It must be exciting for you ... in some ways romantic, in some ways, you know, confronting danger. You're really making history, and thanks," Bush said.

[jimtzu]

as a follow up to boy george's remarks i post this video of the physical and phsycological effects on the real MEN and WOMEN who are actually fighting his war.  parts are difficult to watch, but much less than the reality of being there.  my dad was in WWII (battle of the bulge) and korea, my brother was in vietnam during the tet offensive.  those that have actually seen action rarely speak of it and deal with it for the rest of their lives.  this speaks to this.

The Ground Truth : The Human Cost Of War

[Jana]

"The tributaries of destabilization nourish each other in a matrix of decline...These positive feebacks of negative forces then create a situation in which instability begets more instability." The Future in Plain Sight, Eugene Linden

To counter this and geometrically build for greater stability and peace we must plant the trees that bring in the rain and build up the water tables...plant on a collosal scale - wherever they will grow and slowly the forests will encroach on the deserts...until the deserts too are stabilized.

Desert planet=Desert of soul=Desert planet.

[Jana]

The Power of Occult Hypnotism and the Symbolic Nature of the Mind

"...a talent for manipulating symbols tempts its possessors into habitual symbol manipulating, and habitual symbol manipulation is an obstacle in the way of concrete experiencing and the reception of gratuitous graces." 190, Aldous Huxley, Island

Consider the dangers of obsession with symbols. If Hitler had been a successful artist instead of a failed one, and if he hadn't studied the occult...then the holocaust probably wouldn't have happened. A world war perhaps, but not the Jewish etc... genocide and the persecution of what Hitler thought as degenerate art. The magic of Hitler’s demonic charisma came out of his obsession with occult ideas and symbology, pathological ideologism, fundamentalism etc... lit as he was by his own mad fascist thought-forms. Fired by kundalini and ideals at a schizophrenic pitch. It was his mesmerization on the occult images and thoughtforms that gave him the hypnotic power over this followers and conspirers and indeed over his victims. Thoughtforms that dictated to him, just as he dictated them to others. Fascism thrives on this hidden language of mental chemistry…and “mental” chemistry it is.
 
The mythic, symbolic archetypal matrix is just as much a dangerous force in today’s world, and all efforts must be undertaken to free people from the machinations of the prerational, superstitious, symbolic, archetypal mind...by raising rational awareness of these infectious psychotropic processes that affect individuals, countries and worlds. Even the belief in the need for war is a "prerational" thought.

[Jana]

I talked to a couple of wild divine bee keepers tonight...they said they had talked with KW and he said that what needs to happen is that orange needs to be helped toward Tourquoise...that is the me-mine agentic worldwind of orange needs to gain communal and leadership power.

Now I am sure I didn't get the rest of the conversation...but what about the Greens...are they a lost spiral stage or something...why didn't KW say both Orange AND Green need to become Tourqoised.

Really we are talking of a misappropriation of leadership here, where we have the F*up Blues in the pilot seat, when really it should be the Tourquois in "Power" seating the tone and telling how its going to be. Since a body of humans or bees always "tunes" to the highest frequency...the frequency we need out there in the mass media needs to be that from the top end of the spiral not the bottom end.

Perhaps the Orange being "agentic" will beable to be a moderating force on the delinquent Blues if they can be organized to help clean up the carnage of law, finance, government, military and economics. The Greens can be the mediators between the Yellow-Tourquois and the Orange-Blues.

[Jana]

I am writing a raw weight loss book at present, and The key to our ability to raise our awareness out of the depths of self-obsession and self-concern in order to truly nurture our growing spirit, is the ability to continually "let go" of the former idea we have about ourselves and the world.


Weight Loss Begins With The Mind
It is the thoughts that we habitually think which are the source of our food and substance addictions. The way we use our mind determines our energy state, feelings, emotions, behavior and experience. Are we using our mind in self-nurturing, self-fulfilling ways, or are we sabotaging ourselves and wasting our energy and potential happiness? If we keep up a life-enhancing flow in our daily thought stream, we will no longer try and numb, dumb and block-out our mind with our favorite hypnotic fat, sugar and starchy sedative-foods. Our body is a reflection of the way we use our minds. Thus we lose physical weight by continually “cleaning” our minds and dropping irrelevant and energy wasting mental weight.
You can use cleansing catch phrases to keep the stream of your thoughts clear of mental debris. First use a word to acknowledge what type of psychic glitch it is, such as: repetition, blame, hurt, self-justification, pride, fear, exclusion… Then use a freeing word or two such as: What does it matter? What’s it to you? No matter, Never mind, Irrelevant, What next, Next-thing, Moving on… Roto-rooting the mind in this way allows your vital energy to be more productively spent than on recriminations, ruminations and irrelevant non-sense. By letting go of your mental weight, your physical weight will naturally follow suit. Once wasted energy is stemmed and the Divine Flow allowed then the accumulation of energy crystallizes in the interior of being, allowing a ripening of spiritual maturity. The inner rewards are achieved through this metamorphosis, far out weigh those achieved through excessive food. It is only when the new takes over that the old drops away. “Believe” you can open your mind to the Divine Flow. When in the Divine Flow there are no limits to this creative source. By letting go of the lower energies and states we evolve up the spiral at the speed of the Divine Flow…Kairos, or God’s Time.

Idiot is a word derived from the Greek ἰδιώτης, idiōtēs ("person lacking professional skill," "a private citizen," "individual"), from ἴδιος, idios ("private," "one's own").[1] In Latin the word idiota ("ordinary person, layman") preceded the Late Latin meaning "uneducated or ignorant person."[2]
"Idiot" was originally created to refer to "layman, person lacking professional skill", "person so mentally deficient as to be incapable of ordinary reasoning".[6][7] Declining to take part in public life, such as democratic government of the polis (city state), such as the Athenian democracy, was considered dishonorable. "Idiots" were seen as having bad judgment in public and political matters. Over time, the term "idiot" shifted away from its original connotation of selfishness and came to refer to individuals with overall bad judgment–individuals who are "stupid". In modern English usage, the terms "idiot" and "idiocy" describe an extreme folly or stupidity, its symptoms (foolish or stupid utterance or deed). In psychology, it is a historical term for the state or condition now called profound mental retardation.[8] Wikipedia

So an idiot is a non-genius, who is too self-fish to be invested in democracy. The problem being that since democracy is no longer viable in the American Republic, this means that the entire population of America are idiots. If America is to reestablish itself as a democratic republic and prevent this enforced idiocy of the American People, then the foundations and structures of a true democracy need to be reinstated so that individuals can once again be fully engaged and have a say in where the ship of state is going.

 

[jimtzu]

Empire or Humanity?
What the classroom didn't teach me about the American empire

By Howard Zinn

02/04/08 "TomDispatch" -- -With an occupying army waging war in Iraq and Afghanistan, with military bases and corporate bullying in every part of the world, there is hardly a question any more of the existence of an American Empire. Indeed, the once fervent denials have turned into a boastful, unashamed embrace of the idea.

However, the very idea that the United States was an empire did not occur to me until after I finished my work as a bombardier with the Eighth Air Force in the Second World War and came home. Even as I began to have second thoughts about the purity of the "Good War," even after being horrified by Hiroshima and Nagasaki, even after rethinking my own bombing of towns in Europe, I still did not put all that together in the context of an American "Empire."

I was conscious, like everyone, of the British Empire and the other imperial powers of Europe, but the United States was not seen in the same way. When, after the war, I went to college under the G.I. Bill of Rights and took courses in U.S. history, I usually found a chapter in the history texts called "The Age of Imperialism." It invariably referred to the Spanish-American War of 1898 and the conquest of the Philippines that followed. It seemed that American imperialism lasted only a relatively few years. There was no overarching view of U.S. expansion that might lead to the idea of a more far-ranging empire – or period of "imperialism."

I recall the classroom map (labeled "Western Expansion") which presented the march across the continent as a natural, almost biological phenomenon. That huge acquisition of land called "The Louisiana Purchase" hinted at nothing but vacant land acquired. There was no sense that this territory had been occupied by hundreds of Indian tribes which would have to be annihilated or forced from their homes – what we now call "ethnic cleansing" – so that whites could settle the land, and later railroads could crisscross it, presaging "civilization" and its brutal discontents.

Neither the discussions of "Jacksonian democracy" in history courses, nor the popular book by Arthur Schlesinger Jr., The Age of Jackson, told me about the "Trail of Tears," the deadly forced march of "the five civilized tribes" westward from Georgia and Alabama across the Mississippi, leaving 4,000 dead in their wake. No treatment of the Civil War mentioned the Sand Creek massacre of hundreds of Indian villagers in Colorado just as "emancipation" was proclaimed for black people by Lincoln's administration. 

That classroom map also had a section to the south and west labeled "Mexican Cession." This was a handy euphemism for the aggressive war against Mexico in 1846 in which the United States seized half of that country's land, giving us California and the great Southwest. The term "Manifest Destiny," used at that time, soon of course became more universal. On the eve of the Spanish-American War in 1898, the Washington Post saw beyond Cuba: "We are face to face with a strange destiny. The taste of Empire is in the mouth of the people even as the taste of blood in the jungle."

The violent march across the continent, and even the invasion of Cuba, appeared to be within a natural sphere of U.S. interest. After all, hadn't the Monroe Doctrine of 1823 declared the Western Hemisphere to be under our protection? But with hardly a pause after Cuba came the invasion of the Philippines, halfway around the world. The word "imperialism" now seemed a fitting one for U.S. actions. Indeed, that long, cruel war – treated quickly and superficially in the history books – gave rise to an Anti-Imperialist League, in which William James and Mark Twain were leading figures. But this was not something I learned in university either.

The "Sole Superpower" Comes into View

Reading outside the classroom, however, I began to fit the pieces of history into a larger mosaic. What at first had seemed like a purely passive foreign policy in the decade leading up to the First World War now appeared as a succession of violent interventions: the seizure of the Panama Canal zone from Colombia, a naval bombardment of the Mexican coast, the dispatch of the Marines to almost every country in Central America, occupying armies sent to Haiti and the Dominican Republic. As the much-decorated Gen. Smedley Butler, who participated in many of those interventions, wrote later: "I was an errand boy for Wall Street."

At the very time I was learning this history – the years after World War II – the United States was becoming not just another imperial power, but the world's leading superpower. Determined to maintain and expand its monopoly on nuclear weapons, it was taking over remote islands in the Pacific, forcing the inhabitants to leave, and turning the islands into deadly playgrounds for more atomic tests.

In his memoir, No Place to Hide, Dr. David Bradley, who monitored radiation in those tests, described what was left behind as the testing teams went home: "[R]adioactivity, contamination, the wrecked island of Bikini and its sad-eyed patient exiles." The tests in the Pacific were followed, over the years, by more tests in the deserts of Utah and Nevada, more than a thousand tests in all.

When the war in Korea began in 1950, I was still studying history as a graduate student at Columbia University. Nothing in my classes prepared me to understand American policy in Asia. But I was reading I. F. Stone's Weekly. Stone was among the very few journalists who questioned the official justification for sending an army to Korea. It seemed clear to me then that it was not the invasion of South Korea by the North that prompted U.S. intervention, but the desire of the United States to have a firm foothold on the continent of Asia, especially now that the Communists were in power in China.

Years later, as the covert intervention in Vietnam grew into a massive and brutal military operation, the imperial designs of the United States became yet clearer to me. In 1967, I wrote a little book called Vietnam: The Logic of Withdrawal. By that time I was heavily involved in the movement against the war.

When I read the hundreds of pages of the Pentagon Papers entrusted to me by Daniel Ellsberg, what jumped out at me were the secret memos from the National Security Council. Explaining the U.S. interest in Southeast Asia, they spoke bluntly of the country's motives as a quest for "tin, rubber, oil."

Neither the desertions of soldiers in the Mexican War, nor the draft riots of the Civil War, nor the anti-imperialist groups at the turn of the century, nor the strong opposition to World War I – indeed no antiwar movement in the history of the nation reached the scale of the opposition to the war in Vietnam. At least part of that opposition rested on an understanding that more than Vietnam was at stake, that the brutal war in that tiny country was part of a grander imperial design.

Various interventions following the U.S. defeat in Vietnam seemed to reflect the desperate need of the still-reigning superpower – even after the fall of its powerful rival, the Soviet Union – to establish its dominance everywhere. Hence the invasion of Grenada in 1982, the bombing assault on Panama in 1989, the first Gulf war of 1991. Was George Bush Sr. heartsick over Saddam Hussein's seizure of Kuwait, or was he using that event as an opportunity to move U.S. power firmly into the coveted oil region of the Middle East? Given the history of the United States, given its obsession with Middle Eastern oil dating from Franklin Roosevelt's 1945 deal with King Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia, and the CIA's overthrow of the democratic Mossadegh government in Iran in 1953, it is not hard to decide that question.

Justifying Empire

The ruthless attacks of Sept. 11 (as the official 9/11 Commission acknowledged) derived from fierce hatred of U.S. expansion in the Middle East and elsewhere. Even before that event, the Defense Department acknowledged, according to Chalmers Johnson's book The Sorrows of Empire, the existence of more than 700 American military bases outside of the United States.

Since that date, with the initiation of a "war on terrorism," many more bases have been established or expanded: in Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, the desert of Qatar, the Gulf of Oman, the Horn of Africa, and wherever else a compliant nation could be bribed or coerced.

When I was bombing cities in Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and France in the Second World War, the moral justification was so simple and clear as to be beyond discussion: We were saving the world from the evil of fascism. I was therefore startled to hear from a gunner on another crew – what we had in common was that we both read books – that he considered this "an imperialist war." Both sides, he said, were motivated by ambitions of control and conquest. We argued without resolving the issue. Ironically, tragically, not long after our discussion, this fellow was shot down and killed on a mission.

In wars, there is always a difference between the motives of the soldiers and the motives of the political leaders who send them into battle. My motive, like that of so many, was innocent of imperial ambition. It was to help defeat fascism and create a more decent world, free of aggression, militarism, and racism.

The motive of the U.S. establishment, understood by the aerial gunner I knew, was of a different nature. It was described early in 1941 by Henry Luce, multi-millionaire owner of Time, Life, and Fortune magazines, as the coming of "The American Century." The time had arrived, he said, for the United States "to exert upon the world the full impact of our influence, for such purposes as we see fit, and by such means as we see fit."

We can hardly ask for a more candid, blunter declaration of imperial design. It has been echoed in recent years by the intellectual handmaidens of the Bush administration, but with assurances that the motive of this "influence" is benign, that the "purposes" – whether in Luce's formulation or more recent ones – are noble, that this is an "imperialism lite." As George Bush said in his second inaugural address: "Spreading liberty around the world… is the calling of our time." The New York Times called that speech "striking for its idealism."

The American Empire has always been a bipartisan project – Democrats and Republicans have taken turns extending it, extolling it, justifying it. President Woodrow Wilson told graduates of the Naval Academy in 1914 (the year he bombarded Mexico) that the U.S. used "her Navy and her Army … as the instruments of civilization, not as the instruments of aggression." And Bill Clinton, in 1992, told West Point graduates: "The values you learned here … will be able to spread throughout the country and throughout the world."

For the people of the United States, and indeed for people all over the world, those claims sooner or later are revealed to be false. The rhetoric, often persuasive on first hearing, soon becomes overwhelmed by horrors that can no longer be concealed: the bloody corpses of Iraq, the torn limbs of American GIs, the millions of families driven from their homes – in the Middle East and in the Mississippi Delta.

Have not the justifications for empire, embedded in our culture, assaulting our good sense – that war is necessary for security, that expansion is fundamental to civilization – begun to lose their hold on our minds? Have we reached a point in history where we are ready to embrace a new way of living in the world, expanding not our military power, but our humanity?

 

[Jana]

Some hopeful words from Integral Consciousness & The Future of Evolution, Steve McIntosh....
"When the new insights of the integral worldview are applied through the political platform their power to produce lasting cultural evolution becomes evident...
The mechanism of a world federation is the practical way that integral consciousness can take greater responsibility for the problems of the world.
...without integral consciousness global governance is neither desirable nor achievable, but with the rise of the integral worldview, a world federation becomes realistic even inevitable."

McIntosh argues that the evolutionary goal of global governance will become the central focus of the integral political agenda as it emerges throughout the 21st Century.

Is there much chance of integral anything when the corpor-military seek power and dominance and are the driving force of human destiny. They will not give up their space at the helm, not for all the higher-integral ideas in the world. And what, is intregral going to come up with the billions of dollars it takes to be a maximum integrity politican. How to gain any significant influence in the White House and Pentagon without being a yesman to the oil, drug and chemical companies that own politics.

While McIntosh gives good vision, I doubt we will see any degree of integral leadership outside of selfcentric cults within the next 100 years.

Perhaps the more embedded the rot the faster the exploitive system will come down...however I foresee pockets of higher culture within a complex dying civilization. That is it will rot from the inside without this higher transformation that McIntosh presumes...when it has rotted enough of its own accord, the pockets of higher culture that have maintained their integrity will spread out around the global and we will see the rebirth of humanity....with the development of integral-synergic government in all aspects of culture.

[Jana]

Having the weapons manufacturers/war profiteers at the wheel of the military-industry machine will always give harmful results to the world community 100% of the time. Note Obama making noises that HE will be the commander and chief, not the generals. How to make war an unprofitable business? It should be illegal to make profit from weapons and war technology altogether. Then the Texan cowboys will have to find someother crime to amuse themselves with. 

[Jana]

TESLA’S ELECTRIC CAR
“I could give a few details about this electric car. You see, it does not use a storage battery. It uses the special primary battery and if you know anything about primary batteries you'll know that the only part of a primary battery which fails is the negative plate. Any little dry cells you use for your flashlight, for instance, is the zinc which gives way, and when that gives way the battery goes dead. Well now, Tesla invented a completely new kind of primary battery and in this primary battery, if the negative plate wears out, it can be replaced even by a child in a few seconds. And the battery, when installed in this electric car, will run that car five hundred miles before the battery needs to be attended to. And when the battery does need to be attended to it would take you ten minutes to remedy whatever is going on and the spare parts are all in the trunk. You have enough spare parts to keep that battery running twelve months of the year. You do not have to stop at the service station. You could run five hundred miles for instance at seventy five miles per hour, if you were allowed to do it of course, but you could run this car say fifty or sixty miles an hour right across the country and probably not have to stop more than fifteen minutes to attend to the batteries.”
http://www.frank.germano.com///blackbox.htm

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http://www.viktorschauberger.at/ PKS - Pythagoras Kepler System, school set up by Walter Schauberger, currently run by Jörg Schauberger.
http://frank.germano.com - Frank D. Germano's Tesla/Schauberger/Walter Russell/Dale Pond/SVP/Joe cell information site.
The Wall of Light, Arthur Mathews Tesla’s assistant

“Tesla had already considered the condition of charged particles, each representing a tightly constricted whorl of aether. The force necessarily exerted at close distances by such aetheric constrictions was incalculably large. Aetheric ponderance maintained particulate stability. Crystalline lattices were therefore places within which one could expect to find unexpected voltages. Indeed, the high voltages inherent in certain metallic lattices, intra-atomic field energies, are enormous. The close Coulomb gradient between atomic centers are electrostatic potentials reaching humanly unattainable levels. By comparison, the voltages, which Tesla once succeeded in releasing, were quite insignificant. In these balanced lattices, Tesla sought the voltages needed to initiate directed aetheric streams in matter. Once such a flow began, one could simply tap the stream for power. Tesla shifted his attentions from the appreciation of the gigantic to an appreciation of the miniature. He sought a means for proliferating an immense number of small and compact aether power receivers. Tesla said there was "a mysterious radiation, which comes out of the aether” saying of the energy itself that "it is available in limitless quantities." http://www.frank.germano.com///blackbox.htm

[jimtzu]

Food - The Ultimate Weapon Of The Ruling Elite

By William Bowles

19/04/08 "Creative-i " -- --Using food as a weapon is as old as the siege but today’s barbarians have upped the anté by several orders of magnitude.

“…There are only two possible ways in which a world of 10 billion people can be averted. Either the current birth rates must come down more quickly. Or the current death rates must go up. There is no other way. There are, of course, many ways in which the death rates can go up. In a thermonuclear age, war can accomplish it very quickly and decisively. Famine and disease are nature’s ancient checks on population growth, and neither one has disappeared from the scene … To put it simply: Excessive population growth is the greatest single obstacle to the economic and social advancement of most of the societies in the developing world.” — Speech to the Club of Rome by Robert McNamara, Oct. 2, 1979

“Overpopulation and rapid demographic growth of Mexico is already today one of the major threats to the national security of the United States. Unless the U.S.-Mexico border is sealed, we will be up to our necks in Mexicans for whom we cannot find jobs.” —Robert McNamara, then World Bank president, March 19, 1982

McNamara’s thinly veiled genocidal utterances took place over thirty years ago, echoing the wealthy and the privileged’s fear of the ’great unwashed’ when ‘over-population’ was the buzzword. So not much has changed has it, we’re hearing the same, tired old messages being rolled out once again by the ruling elites and their spin doctors. McNamara’s cries of fear about being up to his neck in Mexicans is exactly same as the current bogey doing the rounds in Europe, only now they’re Africans.

Thus the current explosions in Haiti, Eygpt, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, the Philippines, Indonesia and elsewhere over the rocketing price of basic foodstuffs such as cooking oil and rice prompted the BBC to describe them as first and foremost “a potential threat to Western security” (BBC News 24, 13 April, 2008), never mind the threat to human life, but then it reveals exactly where the BBC’s head is at, protecting the status quo.

To add insult to injury, the crétin Gordon Brown has the damn nerve to say,

“Rising food prices threaten to roll back progress we have made in recent years on development. For the first time in decades, the number of people facing hunger is growing.”

Progress? What planet does our glorious leader live on? Standards of living have been falling for everybody (except the rich who, as a consequence, have just gotten even richer by stealing even more from the poor), since the 1970s when the ‘neo-liberal’ agenda was initiated and not only have the poorest been the hardest hit but we’ve seen millions of the formerly ‘middle classes’ dumped unceremoniously back where they ‘belong’, with the poor. Social status doesn’t put food on the table. So much for the capitalist ‘good life’.

These are the facts: real wages in the US have fallen since the 1970s. It’s reckoned that around 40 million Americans now live under the ‘official’ poverty level, but at least they can still eat something, not so the millions of people in the so-called developing world who already immiserated by so-called free trade, have been hit with a double whammy, nay, a quintuple whammy.

Whammy #1: ‘Free Trade’

The poor countries of the world have been ‘persuaded’ that growing food for export so as to earn foreign currency which they then have to use to buy imported food (guess where from?), is better than growing food in their back yard. And to make sure they live up to their end of the ‘bargain’, under WTO ‘rules’ they get punished if they try to control imports.

Countries grew their own food which not only fed them but also created employment, now grow food and things like flowers, for export in order to ‘earn’ the precious dollar which obviously they have to spend on importing the food they once grew. Worse, the subsidized food imports wipe out what remains of indigenous agriculture, it simply can’t compete. What an insane setup! It only makes sense when you realize that the managers who setup this ‘deal’ work for BIg Business, they call the shots. If it were a ‘Mafia’ deal it would be called criminal extortion.

Of course, we in the West with our wealth subsidize the production of food, so the poor of the planet get hit with a whammy within a whammy. Not having the resources to subsidize their own food production, as the cost of importing food rises but not the price they get for exporting food to us, they are truly caught between a rock and a barren place.

And it’s the same IMF and World Bank policies which created the latest crisis to hit the poor of our planet, that are responsible for creating such an unequal relationship in the first place.

Whammy #2: Energy

And of course to grow all these crops for export needs lots of energy and lots of water, and lots of fertilizer, and lots of pesticides, all of which must be bought with precious foreign currency (and until recently, only dollars would be accepted). With oil now selling at over $113 a barrel, the cost of producing anything has shot through the roof. The winners: The Big Oil Cartels. No need to tell you who the losers are.

But the actual cost of producing the oil hasn’t risen much at all, the entire responsibility for these increases has to be placed where it belongs, on the commodities speculators and the Big Five oilcos. In other words, on all those grimy gamblers in investment corps and pension fund managers. It’s the system.

Whammy #3: ‘Bio-fuels’

The latest addition to the armoury of food used as a weapon and perhaps the most obvious example to date, is converting production from food staples to so-called bio-fuels.

For rather than us just using less energy, we buy it from the poor of the planet in the form of ‘bio-fuels’. Brilliant isn’t it. What poor country needs to produce ethanol? It has no possible use except perhaps to make moonshine.

But we knew that this would happen and everybody told our cretinous, criminal leaders what would happen. They’re too busy producing wheat for export to feed all those damn cows, cows that we turn into hamburgers for our consumption, but now, instead of producing wheat for export to make burgers, we’re producing ethanol to put in our automobiles. Either way it’s madness!

And in any case, as a leaked EU report shows, bio-fuels do nothing to halt the production of greenhouse gases (they may even increase it), the entire ‘bio-fuels’ thing is one gigantic scam, largely to do with what is the most profitable crop to grow (see ‘Industry asks for biofuels policy U-turn).

Whammy #4: Water

Fact: It takes 1,000-2,000 litres of water to produce 1 kilo of wheat

Fact: It takes 10,000-13,000 litres of water to produce 1 kilo of meat (Source: FAO)

And guess what gets produced the most, largely for Western consumption—burgers. And not surprisingly, the ‘neo-liberal’ agenda has seen the enforced privatization of water across the planet along with other key resources formerly held in communal ownership.

Whammy #5: Climate Change

Predictably, climate change impacts on those least able to deal with it, the poor. And lest we forget, the majority of the planet’s population are poor. The connectedness between everything must surely be apparent to you, the reader, the fact that messing up the biosphere the way we have been doing for the past two hundred years reverberates throughout the planet. And our political elites call themselves civilized!

Meanwhile, back in the land of the powerful, we’re busy planning for endless war in order to preserve our privilege, so even as our glorious leaders pontificate on about this or that crisis facing us, they’re spending billions on developing robots to shit bombs on the planet’s poor from a comfortable armchair some distance from the scene of the ‘action’.

“UAV Market to Top $13 Billion by 2014

Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) April 14, 2008 — The global war on terrorism has prompted the United States to pump significant amounts of money into its Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) programs, asserts Forecast International analyst Larry Dickerson.” — www.aviationtoday.com/webinars/2008_0417.html

How can anybody in his or her right mind not view these people and the entire class in whose interests they work so tirelessly, not see them not only as war criminals but as destroyers of life! These are truly barbarians in every sense of the word, for they destroy everything of beauty and value including entire countries in order to preserve their piece of the action.

No wonder the Hollywood obsession with ‘saving the planet’ but when will we see a movie about saving ourselves and our home from these predatory mass murderers?

So why is it that we turn away from the carnage ostensibly wrought in our name? After all, people give generously to so-called charities, so it’s not that people don’t care about the plight of others.

Again, I come back to the corporate/state media for surely without their active complicity in covering up the endless atrocities being committed would we stand for it? I think not, but then I’m an eternal optimist about the real nature of the human spirit once we stop fearing and start thinking and feeling.

The major reason is the media’s (never mind the politicians) failure to connect events with the underlying economics that drives them to act the way they do. Thus the ‘credit-crunch’ is so misnamed in order to hide the fact that it’s the economic and political policies of our governments in cahoots with Big Business that created the crisis in the first place (as it has all previous crises).

The ‘credit-crunch’ is merely symptomatic of a sick system that needs to be replaced poste haste.

The issue is really quite simple, as long as we have ruling elites joined at the hip to Big Capital, running the show, they will never, not in a million years entertain the idea of doing away with the present economic system—which is the cause of all our miseries—and replacing it with a saner and more modest way of earning a buck, there’s too much at stake and for so few, dammit! Only we, the so-called people can do that, they won’t even begin to change things unless we either force them to or failing that, get rid of them.

[Jana]

BROWNS GAS (HHO), ORMUS, ORGONE, AN THE WHITE POWDER

I have been trying to figure out the correlation between HHO, ORGONE and ORMUS…seeking the connecting factor between the various factors of this occult (hidden) science that all somehow seem intimately part of this larger picture ever beyond the minds finite grasp. I think that connecting factor might be water and lifeforce.

The m-state white powders of the transition group elements might reorganize the water in the body into a higher electromagnetic energetic state.

The strength of the bonds holding water molecules together is determined by “free” electrons…as measured by oxidation/reduction potential (ORP). The higher the ORP the easier water enters the cells and fuels ATP production. Reduced or negative charge, right-spin water is “live” because it contains extra electrons that the mitochondria use to make ATP. Cohesion is a factor of the strength of hydrogen bonds…the more cohesion the more energy the water imparts. Living water is more reactive, it carries more electromagnetic energy for life process and increased hydration. Anion—clockwise, right-spin, anabolic, alkaline, aerobic. Cation—anticlockwise, left-spin, catabolic, acidic, anaerobic. (The earth spins left to right.) Living water would reinforce the natural chiral handedness in the molecules of life…working with chiral asymmetry instead of against it. The structures of the cell and body therefore are primed for implosion, levity and fecundity. Whereas life in which the water has become demagnetized and denatured tends toward atomic breakdown, entropy and cancer. (re: Viktor Schauberger)

“Biological molecules often come in two forms that, while chemically identical, have opposite shapes: a "left-handed" one, and its mirror image, a "right-handed" one. A molecule's handedness is due to how the atoms bond. While handedness is evenly dispersed throughout nature, in most cases living systems on Earth have left-handed amino acids and right-handed sugars.” http://astrobio.net/news/article1702.html

Living water increases cell communication and biointelligence…self/nonself molecular discernment would increase thus enhancing detox, immunity, repair and evolution. Molecule building of protein and enzymes and DNA etc. would be enhanced by the higher zeta potential, that is colloidal capacity of the water in which they form. Pathologies, parasites and malformations would no longer occur or be quickly repaired—meaning that Spirit would be freed to more fully incarnate…due to less time and energy being spent to build and maintain the vessel.

The connection between, ORMUS, ORGONE and the Transition Group Elements in the high spin state might be through their ability to restructure water to be more living or bioactive. Whether the treatment of that water be “outside”, or by ingesting the highspin atoms which then act to restructure the water “inside” the body. Either way, increasing the energy potential and restructuring the water in the body will enhance the brain of the cell (cell membrane) and repair and optimize the DNA (molecular reproduction).

Magnifying the biogenic capacity of the liquid matrix of life itself might be the connecting link between monatomic powders, ORMUS trap water, magnetite water treatment MEOW, kundalini energy, meditation and yoga. As the structure of the body’s atoms come into greater coherence and alignment, this allows for greater prisming and energy availability for the depth of consciousness itself. Bioactive/living water providing for more effective/efficient quantum processes at the synapses of neurons.

What is it about the transition group elements that allows them to become monatomic?

“The center of the periodic chart of elements consists of what are known as the "transition elements," meaning that they can transit from metallic to monatomic or diatomic via chemical treatment or through other means (what some would refer to as "shadow chemistry" or "arcane chemistry" or even "alchemy"). Take gold for example. When you have two or more gold atoms in a microcluster, it will have metallic properties, but if you have only one atom, it will then have ceramic properties, which means that it becomes chemically inert but at the same time will have superconductive capabilities even at room temperature. The weight of these amazing materials can also change by heating, becoming lighter, even to the point of levitation.
Monatomic atoms have been observed to exist in all the heavy elements in the center of the periodic table. These are the elements which have "half-filled" bands of valence electrons and include the following elements. Their atomic numbers are given in parenthesis (the atomic number represents the number of protons in the nucleus.) Ruthenium (44), Rhodium (45), Palladium (46), Silver (47), Osmium (76), Iridium (77), Platinum (78), and Gold (79). Other metallic elements in the same part of the periodic table have also been observed in microclusters. Because the atoms of monatomic elements are not held in a rigid lattice network, their physical characteristics are quite different from atoms which are locked in the lattice. Thus, it is the grouping of atoms which defines the physical characteristics of the element; not just the number of neutrons and protons in the nucleus as previously believed. If you don't have a lattice network, you don't have a metal even though the atoms of the two forms of matter are identical!
The implication here is that there is an entirely new phase of matter lurking about the universe. This form (phase) of matter is comprised of monatomic elements; a heretofore unknown form (phase) of matter. They have remained unknown for so long because they are inert and undetectable by normal analytical techniques. http://zptech.net/intro-to-monatomic-elements.html

“In the monoatomic state, the atoms of the transition group elements lose their chemical reactivity and change the configuration of the nucleus. This change in nuclear configuration seems to cause the electrical change that pacifies the chemical effect. It may be considered as the mono-atom internally compensating for the highly reactive chemical state. In this "monoatomic" state, these atoms interact in two dimensions, in a unique continuous linear movement between a strong repulsive force when close enough to each other, and a strong attractive force when moved apart at a certain distance. Only when the repulsive force is overcome, will these atoms aggregate to form a metallic union.” http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/new/hudson.htm

http://frank.germano.com - Frank D. Germano's Tesla/Schauberger/Walter Russell/Dale Pond/SVP/Joe cell information site.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Applied+Scalar+Wave+Technology+-+Tom+Bearden+interview+1+&search=Search   
—Applied Scalar Wave Technology - Tom Bearden interview 1  Chemistry and physics in curved spacetime. This film of Tom Bearden is key to the new physics needed for using radio waves and scalar wave technology in combo with Joe Cells, oxyhydrogen, HHO…and possibly the Stan Meyer fuel cell injector. Here is the key...this curved spacetime (virtual state structures of time) and its effects in physics and chemistry is perhaps the frontier for understanding the nature of exotic m-state matter and for building the fuels of the future...ultimately tapping into zeropoint itself. Bearden said that low frequency photons have “higher” energy from the Time domain (virtual state structure of time). This needs to be tied into Nassim Haramein’s spin GUT sacred geometry…www.theresonanceproject.otg

vwww.youtube.com/watch?v=FCRlW66MYtA  Dale Pond (3hrs total). The basic principles of SVP and Keely's work; Sympathetic Vibratory Physics
www.svpvril.com/ —Sympathetic Vibratory Physics, Theoretical and Applied Universal Law—John Worrell Keely, Dale Pond

 Free Energy+Levitation.Tesla Schauberger Reich Russell Rife Keely
  ... Nikola Tesla, Wilhelm Reich, Walter Russell, Royal Raymond Rife, John Worrell ...
 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4475657609290019878

www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTgtOGmcJ2Y&feature=related — FREE ENERGY: THE RACE TO ZERO POINT (1 of 11)

“In addition to Omni Matter, all space is omnidirectionally interpenetrated by ubiquitous Zero Point Radiation (ZPR) of extremely high frequencies, power and density.”
“This atomic hydrogen process, and the recombination of the monatomic hydrogen to 2 releases heat, the product claimed. This atomic hydrogen process also proves that Tesla’s theory that “atomic energy” comes fromt eh environment, not from smashing atoms.”Occult Ether Physics: Tesla's Hidden Space Propulsion System and the Conspiracy to Conceal It, William Lyne

Lyne says that when hydrogen atoms are separate they expand greatly in size due to “gathering” more energy from zero point. On recombination, the atoms shrink in volume as the excess “gathered” energy is squeezed out of the ether as free (heat) energy. This can only be because when the hydrogen atoms separate they “gather” energy from the ZPR, and eject it from the ether when recombined. The atomic hydrogen process does not rely upon the combustion of hydrogen with oxygen in the air, but upon the “atomic” energy released when the atomic hydrogen recombines to form the ‘normal’ diatomic hydrogen…the heat produced in so-called ‘cold-fusion’ and a few other free energy processes, are all closely related to the atomic hydrogen process and occult ether physics.
 
JOSEPH PAPP ENGINE "SECRET" OUT! (Score: 1)
by nanotech on Friday, December 17, 2004 @ 19:54:52 PST
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The secret to Papp's noble gas/helium driven plasma converter engine: Papp was unknowingly using the helium and other atoms as carriers for the quantum zero point radiation aether/ether, hydrogen also acts as an ether carrier. This also explains some other over unity devices such as the Schauberger and Keely systems that use water and hydrogen in their functioning. The ether is carried by the hydrogen and can be released, and produce overunity effects. One excellent example is the ATOMIC HYDROGEN FURNACE built by WILLIAM LYNE, author of OCCULT ETHER PHYSICS. Mr Lyne goes into depth about the technologies of Nikola Tesla, and Tesla's electrodynamic electromotive force, and how hydrogen can act as a carrier (as well as helium and other elements) for the ether. Tesla's cosmic rays were the zero point radiation, as was Moray's.
www.zpenergy.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1071

[Jana]

They say there is a global food crisis...soon they will be complaining about the global seed crisis. If you have some land start growing heritage seeds for seed saving and to distribute to family and friends.
Apparently crude will be $150 by May...this will be the end of the trucking industry...supply lines might start falling this year. Might be good to get a Tpaper stash...and whatever else you think is essential that might be affected.
Just learnt polycarbonate (sportsbottles) that they were saying is safer than plastic can leach a cancer causing substance called Bisphenol A (BPA)

I was quite excited about the water angle...can you see that planetary forces and solar output, and all manner of radiation from space would also affect the biogenic capacity, structure and function of water...affecting our biology directly and through changes in our body's water matrix and our food's biology.

I have been looking into giant humans in our history in order to get a grips on how past orgone/ormus environments might have changed our human form. It appears that indeed there was many races of human giants all over the earth prior to the end of the last iceage...one of the main causes of their demise is the loss of ozone, which increases space radiation reducing the length of lifespan.
Check out the giants of India and other giant videos on youtube...there is a small amount. Here is a good list of findings:
www.returnofthenephilim.com/GiantBonesDiscoveries.html

[jimtzu]

there was an article on the front page yesterday saying how there is more acceptance of GM foods/seeds now that there is a food crisis (manufactured or at least exploited?). so the media is doing the PR work for the industry.

another aspect of water issues is all the contaminants in the water, fertilizer runoffs and pharmacuticals , and in some areas where private concerns are buying up water supplies around the world in anticipation of the price of water going higher than that of oil/gas.