Rosie: Dear Friends; this text by Seraphin is one of the most poignant and meaningful received, so this is for all those who presently struggle to remain in balance, and who wish to cement their firm connection to the Divine so that trust and confidence increases. Awareness of "eternity as part of the equasion" is pivotal to this, enabling the concept that our learning journey is eternal also, ever striving towards the sort of perfection demonstrated here on earth by one of the greatest of messengers, Christ Michael/Esu Immanuel/Jesus.
Ron: Next time some Fuckwit tells you you are an "Anti-Semite" or a Conspiracy Theorist hit them with some of these figures. Poverty exists in our world because most people in Anglo-US and European countries WANT it to exist.
Graham Vanbergen:Fact: One billion children worldwide are living in poverty. According to UNICEF, 22,000 children die each day due directly to poverty, the vast majority are preventable.
Fact: More than 750 million people lack adequate access to clean drinking water. Diarrhea caused by inadequate drinking water, sanitation, and hand hygiene alone kills an estimated 842,000 people every year globally, or approximately 2,300 people per day. In total, the UN estimates that 6 to 8 million people die annually from the consequences of water-related diseases.
One claim that PolitiFact had a go at was that the Iraq war cost around $2trillion and that the cost of solving the global hunger crisis for around one billion people would be $30billion annually. The article was more about disputing the fact that global hunger could be eradicated with $30billion a year than realising the incredible resources available should the latter be used for human assistance and not carpet bombing the innocent or simply neglecting them...
Taxing the shadow banking industry 0.5% (called the Robin Hood Tax) and tax havens by say 10% (lets call it ‘tax due’)which represents less than half what would be due in many countries if it was correctly paid, would produce well over $1 trillion. By any stretch of the imagination, half that would solve global hunger, poverty and the refugee crisis instantly, irrespective of the minutia.
The time will come when the Holocaust lie--a “secular religion”--will at last be viewed for what it really is: an ideology that seeks to subvert the pillars of Western Civilization. - Jonas E. Alexis
Ron: Monika Schaefer gives an excellent explanation of how the Holohoax and 911 etc are maintained by weaponised language which is a primary tool of Jewish psychological warfare.
Monika Schaefer: Many Jews died in the camps. And yes they were in the camps against their will. Most of the deaths occurred in the last months of the war. Disease and starvation took their toll, as Germany was being bombed by Allied Forces and food was not reaching the typhus-infested camps. And no doubt there were also brutalities.
Ron: Zionist Jews controlled the Warsaw Ghetto, Theresienstadt (Terezin) -a privileged ghetto exclusively for Jews in which 40,000 Jews were allowed to govern themselves in almost complete autonomy, (ICRC Report, Vol. III, p. 75), internal situations in Auschwitz and elsewhere. The Zionists persecuted and even starved to death Jews who refused to accept their Zionist aims and ideology. German officers who abused Jews in the camps were punished and at least two were executed for such crimes.
CIA’s nine-year secret war had made Laos the most heavily bombed country in human history. During his visit to that country on Sept 6, US President Barack Obama talked to local students, people and officials about America’s moral obligation to help Laos heal. Just three days later, the White House approved another $1.15 billion arms package to Saudi Arabia to bomb Yemenis who will have to suffer similar consequences for decades.
On September 6, President Obama visited Laos and offered Vientiane [Ron: The paltrysum of ] $90 million for the next three years to help clean up more than 80 million unexploded cluster bombs spread throughout the country.
Obama said even now, most Americans are unaware of their country’s deadly legacy there. - Christina Lin
Representatives may give their opinions and recommendations, if they are for or against an idea, and why, but it is we who actually vote on the issue. And that makes them accountable. - John Reid
Ron: How? Currently elections are rigged by the covert global matrix controllers who control the creation and supply of money, including the identiy of those who receive that "money" and the variable interest (usury) they are forced to pay for it. As those given a monopoly on money creation and distribution rig the current electronic voting system, what would prevent them continuing to do that? To even be aware of such problems requires a higher level of consciousness than this author and most of the global population currently display.
Ron: Last year Scott Adams predicted Trump would win and Clinton would probably have serious health problems. That looks to be prescient. However, I disagree with his view that thinking and logic are meaningless and that we are merely the product of what we do. Moreover he reckons that what we do (and "think"?) is determined by an unreflective, irrational process that he calls "confirmation bias". If everyone's "thoughts" and actions are controlled by what they do, not what they think, the implication is that we are merely mind controlled (by nurture and nature?) biological robots which contradicts the fact that sovereign humans are spirit entities having a material experience. We have it on good authority that the cosmos is thought created and so are we. Moreover, if his "thoughts" on this subject are merely an expression of his "confirmation bias", why should we bother with them?
Sen. Rand Paul’s expression of opposition to a $1.1 billion U.S. arms sale to Saudi Arabia — which has been brutally bombing civilian targets in Yemen using U.S.-made weapons for more than a year now — alarmed CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on Thursday afternoon.
Blitzer’s concern: That stopping the sale could result in fewer jobs for arms manufacturers.
“So for you this is a moral issue,” he told Paul during the Kentucky Republican’s appearance on CNN. “Because you know, there’s a lot of jobs at stake. Certainly if a lot of these defense contractors stop selling war planes, other sophisticated equipment to Saudi Arabia, there’s gonna be a significant loss of jobs, of revenue here in the United States. That’s secondary from your standpoint?”
Paul stayed on message. “Well not only is it a moral question, its a Constitutional question,” Paul said. “Our founding fathers very directly and specifically did not give the president the power to go to war. They gave it to Congress. So Congress needs to step up and this is what I’m doing.” - Michael Krieger
