Saturday, January 3, 2015

Ambassador Update - THE PHOENIX RISES OVER BEJING - POPE SAYS...SLAVES NO MORE! (Video)

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Ambassador Update - THE PHOENIX RISES OVER BEJING - POPE SAYS...SLAVES NO MORE! (Video)
Posted By: Mr.Ed [Send E-Mail]
Date: Saturday, 3-Jan-2015 18:49:05
Ambassador Update - THE PHOENIX RISES OVER BEJING - POPE SAYS...SLAVES NO MORE! (Video)
Published on Jan 2, 2015
The Ambassador called Ron this afternoon all excited. A fiery Phoenix cloud formation that appeared over Beijing just before Christmas during the time his message was being recorded with rock. The elders took this is another sign that 555 would overtake 666. Bear in mind that the Ambassador's symbol is the phoenix. In addition, the Pope's New Year message was about ending war and stopping slavery. Of course most of humanity would like to see this come to pass, since it is our vision is much as it is the Ambassador's. Gwen Caldwell, a Native American from South Dakota, join the Ambassador and Ron in the conversation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOvNaY8B2TQ&feature=player_detailpage

Proof vaccines are a fraud

Date: Jan 3, 2015 3:29 PM
Subject: Proof vaccines are a fraud



Mumps outbreaks definitive proof vaccines have failed! 

If you watch hockey, then you've probably noticed that some of the teams have been shorthanded as guys disappear from the ice -- including one of the top players in the league, Sydney Crosby. 

But this isn't a walkout, some million-dollar contract dispute or even rash of injuries in a sport known for some pretty ghoulish ones. 

No, it's an outbreak of MUMPS -- and what's not being widely reported is that just about every player to come down with it had been vaccinated. 

If that's not a sure sign of the futility of mass vaccination, I don't know what is. 

Already, the few reports to mention that the players had all been vaccinated are busy making nonsensical excuses. Maybe the shot "wore off." Maybe they didn't get their boosters. Maybe they need a third booster -- which, of course, will lead to calls for EVERYONE to get a third booster next. 

What they won't say is that unlike many other pro sports leagues in the United States, hockey is full of guys born in commie Europe who didn't get any shots at all -- and THEY'RE not getting mumps. 

This isn't some freakishly unusual incident. It's the latest proof that when you roll up your sleeve for a vaccine, you're buying more than a poke in the arm. 

You're buying a pig in a poke. 

Right now, there's a major whooping cough outbreak among kids in "Tax"achusetts. In one school alone, 15 kids caught the disease. 

The pro-needle crowd was already blaming the state's famously generous vaccine opt-out laws... until they found out that EVERY KID in that school had been vaccinated. 

That's right: Kids who got vaccinated are getting sick. And the kids who didn't haven't had a single case yet. 

Clearly, vaccines aren't the cure-all we've been told they are. And just as clearly, skipping those shots isn't the recipe for tragedy the fearmongers want you to believe it is. 

If anything, passing on vaccines allows your immune system to grow, develop and STRENGTHEN -- and the proof is right there in today's headlines. 

Next time some quackpot doc aims a needle at you or your loved ones, feel free to tell him where to stick it. 

Needling the needlers, 


William Campbell Douglass II, M.D. 

Hidden History: The real story of Christopher Columbus

Subject: Hidden History: The real story of Christopher Columbus
 
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"In 1492, Columbus
sailed the ocean
blue..."

But what did he do
when he came back
in 1493?

That's where the
history books get
vague.

What Columbus found,
what he destroyed and
the savage way he
did it.

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GOD's Scenic Song

 From before we were born, we have been in GOD's presence  every second of our lives, yet, contemplating GOD's presence,  even for a few minutes, is a rare and wondrous experience for  us -- an experience which GOD desires.  Few on Earth realize  that the simple contemplation of GOD's presence defines worship.  JD

"Be Still and Know that I Am GOD."  PSALM 46 "I Will Keep Him in Perfect Peace Whose Mind is Staid on ME."  ISAIAH 26


TEXAS GOODBYE

TEXAS GOODBYE

This is why America will remain strong.  We take care of our own as well as others who may not deserve taking care of. I just wanted to share with you all that out of a horrible tragedy we were blessed by so many people.

Chris Kyle was Derek's teammate through 10 years of training and battle.  They both suffer/suffered from PTSD to some extent and took great care of each other because of it.

2006 in Ramadi was horrible for young men that never had any more aggressive physical contact with another human than on a Texas football field.

They lost many friends.  Chris became the armed services number #1 sniper of all time.  Not something he was happy about, other than the fact that in so doing, he saved a lot of American lives.

Three years ago, his wife Taya asked him to leave the SEAL teams as he had a huge bounty on his head by Al Qaeda. He did and wrote the book "The American Sniper."  100% of the proceeds from the book went to two of the SEAL families who had lost their sons in Iraq .

That was the kind of guy Chris was.  He formed a company in Dallas to train military, police and I think firemen as far as protecting themselves in difficult situations.  He also formed a foundation to work with military people suffering from PTSD.  Chris was a giver not a taker.

He, along with a friend and neighbor, Chad Littlefield, were murdered trying to help a young man that had served six months in Iraq and claimed to have PTSD.

Now I need to tell you about all of the blessings.

Southwest Airlines flew in any SEAL and their family from any airport they flew into
...free of charge.

The employees donated buddy passes and one lady worked for four days without much of a break to see that it happened.

Volunteers were at both airports in Dallas to drive them to the hotel.

The Marriott Hotel reduced their rates to $45 a night and cleared the hotel for only SEALs and family.

The Midlothian, TX Police Department paid the $45 a night for each room.  I would guess there were about 200 people staying at the hotel, 100 of them were SEALs.  Two large buses were chartered (an unknown donor paid the bill) to transport people to the different events and they also had a few rental cars (donated).  The police and secret service were on duty 24 hours during the stay at our hotel.

At the Kyle house, the Texas DPS parked a large motor home in front to block the view from reporters. It remained there the entire five days for the SEALs to congregate in and all to use the restroom so as not to have to go in the house.  Taya, their two small children and both sets of parents were staying in the home.

Only a hand full of SEALs went into the home as they had different duties and meetings were held sometimes on a hourly basis.  It was a huge coordination of many different events and security.  Derek was assigned to be a Pall Bearer, to escort Chris' body when it was transferred from the Midlothian Funeral Home to the Arlington Funeral Home, and to be with Taya.  A tough job.

Taya seldom came out of her bedroom.  The house was full with people from the church and other family members that would come each day to help.  I spent one morning in a bedroom with Chris’ mom and the next morning with Chad Littlefield's parents (the other man murdered with Chris).  A tough job.

George W Bush and his wife Laura met and talked to everyone on the Seal Team one on one.  They went behind closed doors with Taya for quite a while. They had prayer with us all.  You can tell when people were sincere and caring

Nolan Ryan sent his cooking team, a huge grill and lots of steaks, chicken and hamburgers.  They set up in the front yard and fed people all day long including the 200 SEALs and their families.  The next day a local BBQ restaurant set up a buffet in front of the house and fed all once again.  Food was plentiful and all were taken care of.  The family's church kept those inside the house well fed.

Jerry Jones, the man everyone loves to hate, was a rock star.  He made sure that we all were taken care of.  His wife and he were just making sure everyone was taken care of….Class... He donated the use of Cowboy Stadium for the services as it was determined that so many wanted to attend.

The charter buses transported us to the stadium on Monday at 10:30 am.  Every car, bus, motorcycle was searched with bomb dogs and police.  I am not sure if kooks were making threats trying to make a name for themselves or if so many SEALs in one place was a security risk, I don't know. We  willingly obliged.  No purses went into the stadium!

We were taken to The Legends room high up and a large buffet was available.  That was for about 300 people.  We were growing.

A Medal of Honor recipient was there, lots of secret service and police and Sarah Palin and her husband.  She looked nice, this was a very formal military service.

The service started at 1:00 pm and when we were escorted onto the field I was shocked.  We heard that about 10,000 people had come to attend also.  They were seated in the stadium seats behind us. It was a beautiful and emotional service.

The Bagpipe and drum corps were wonderful and the Texas A&M men's choir stood through the entire service and sang right at the end.  We were all in tears.

The next day was the 200-mile procession from Midlothian, TX to Austin for burial.  It was a cold, drizzly, windy day, but the people were out.  We had dozens of police motorcycles riders, freedom riders, five chartered buses and lots of cars.  You had to have a pass to be in the procession and still it was huge.  Two helicopters circled the procession with snipers sitting out the side door for protection. It was the longest funeral procession ever in the state of Texas.  People were everywhere. The entire route was shut down ahead of us, the people were lined up on the side of the road the entire way.  Firemen were down on one knee, police officers were holding their hats over their hearts, children waving flags, veterans saluting as we went by.  Every bridge had fire trucks with large flags displayed from their tall ladders, people all along the entire 200 miles were standing in the cold weather.  It was so heartwarming. Taya rode in the hearse with Chris' body so Derek rode the route with us.  I was so grateful to have that time with him.

The service was at Texas National Cemetery. Very few are buried there and you have to apply to get in. It is like people from the Civil War, Medal of Honor winners, a few from the Alamo and all the historical people of Texas.  It was a nice service and the Freedom Riders surrounded the outside of the entire cemetery to keep the crazy church people from Kansas that protest at military funerals away from us.

Each SEAL put his Trident (metal SEAL badge) on the top of Chris' casket, one at a time.  A lot hit it in with one blow.  Derek was the only one to take four taps to put his in and it was almost like he was caressing it as he did it.  Another tearful moment.

After the service Governor Rick Perry and his wife, Anita, invited us to the governor's mansion.  She stood at the door,  greeted each of us individually, and gave each of the SEALs a coin of Texas.  She was a sincere, compassionate, and gracious hostess.

We were able to tour the ground floor and then went into the garden for beverages and BBQ.  So many of the Seal team guys said that after they get out they are moving to Texas.  They remarked that they had never felt so much love and hospitality.  The charter buses then took the guys to the airport to catch their returning  flights.  Derek just now called and after a 20 hours flight he is back in his spot, in a dangerous land on the other side of the world, protecting America.

We just wanted to share with you, the events of a quite emotional, but blessed week.

Punch-line:

To this day, no one in the White House has ever acknowledged Chris Kyle.

However, the President can call some sport person and congratulate him on announcing to the world that he is gay?  What the hell is happening to our
society, our honor and our pride??

Please, keep this moving!

  
LOVE ONE ANOTHER...HUGS
 

HMN, Or Not So Humorous? Growing Old

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HMN, Or Not So Humorous? Growing Old
Posted By: Watchman
Date: Saturday, 3-Jan-2015 15:11:03

I very quietly confided to my best friend that I was having an affair.
She turned to me and asked, ‘Are you having it catered’?
And that, my friend, is the definition of “OLD”
~ ~ ~
Reporters interviewing a 104-year-old woman:
‘And what do you think is the best thing
About being 104?’ the reporter asked.
She simply replied,
‘No peer pressure.’
~ ~ ~
I’ve sure gotten old!
I’ve had two bypass surgeries, a hip replacement,
New knees, fought prostate cancer and diabetes
I’m half blind, can’t hear anything quieter than a jet engine,
Take 40 different medications that
Make me dizzy, winded, and subject to blackouts.
Have bouts with dementia. Have poor circulation;
Hardly feel my hands and feet anymore.
Can’t remember if I’m 85 or 92.
Have lost all my friends. But, thank God,
I still have my Florida driver’s license.
~ ~ ~
~ ~ ~
An elderly woman decided to prepare her will and
Told her preacher she had two final requests.
First, she wanted to be cremated, and second,
She wanted her ashes scattered over Wal-Mart.
‘Wal-Mart?’ the preacher exclaimed. ‘Why Wal-Mart?’
‘Then I’ll be sure my daughters visit me twice a week.’
~ ~ ~
My memory’s not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory’s not as sharp as it used to be.
~ ~ ~
Know how to prevent sagging?
Just eat till the wrinkles fill out.
~ ~ ~
It’s scary when you start making the same noises
As your coffee maker.
~ ~ ~
These days about half the stuff
In my shopping cart says,
‘For fast relief.’
~ ~ ~
THE SENILITY PRAYER:
Grant me the senility to forget the people
I never liked anyway,
The good fortune to run into the ones I do, and
The eyesight to tell the difference.
~ ~ ~
Now, I think you’re supposed to share this with 5 or 6, maybe 10 others. Oh heck, give it to a bunch of your friends if you can remember who they are!
~ ~ ~
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:
I don’t want to brag or make anyone jealous or anything, but I can still fit
into the socks I wore in high school... 

30 Amazing Things The Wealthy Buy For Their Homes.

30 Amazing Things The Wealthy Buy For Their Homes.

Money can't buy you happiness, but it does make it easier to have the house of your dreams, filled with creative and imaginative things that you wanted for yourself. We all have plans for any extra money we may have, for me - these are just the kind of things I'd buy if I got my hands on a big sum of cash. For instance...
A scenic backyard rain shower for a natural experience.
things to buy when I'm rich

This mystery-house bookshelf that opens up...
things to buy when I'm rich

To another room...
things to buy when I'm rich

A four sided Lego wall with unlimited potential for creativity 
things to buy when I'm rich

A beautiful fireplace that serves both the bathtub and bedroom 
things to buy when I'm rich

A huge backyard treehouse with patio and balcony 
things to buy when I'm rich

An actual creek that flows peacefully under the house 
things to buy when I'm rich

This ultra secret bedroom closet waterslide that leads to a luxurious indoor pool 
things to buy when I'm rich

A swimming pool that doubles as a home theater 
things to buy when I'm rich

Your own mini-golf course & putting range nestled between rooms 
things to buy when I'm rich

A kitchen trap door, leading to a huge underground wine cellar 
things to buy when I'm rich

A gigantic two story closet for your infinite collection of fashion.
things to buy when I'm rich

This multi-layered, family-sized pool and beachhouse so you can throw the best pool parties in the whole town 
things to buy when I'm rich

These fun, space-saving guest bunks 
things to buy when I'm rich

A staircase that doubles as a slide for the kids 
things to buy when I'm rich

A quiet reflection pond and comfy hammock.
things to buy when I'm rich

An intricate, gravity defying cat transit system 
things to buy when I'm rich

A treehouse themed kid's room, where the bed is burrowed in the treehouse 
things to buy when I'm rich

These useful, discreet vacuum baseboards 
things to buy when I'm rich

Accordion windows that transform a boring kitchen into an outdoor patio bar.
things to buy when I'm rich

Or kitchen walls that lift up to reveal the swimming pool.
things to buy when I'm rich

A relaxing ceiling hammock for lazy naps.
things to buy when I'm rich

This summer-ready swim-up bar and grill.
things to buy when I'm rich

A three-story climbing wall built into the stairwell.
things to buy when I'm rich

This amazing, space saving bookshelf for your office.
things to buy when I'm rich

A small, cozy reading nook under the stairs for quiet afternoons.
things to buy when I'm rich

A secret agent-like popup garage that you'll show off to every guest.
things to buy when I'm rich

An enormous, luxurious waterfall shower & bath.
things to buy when I'm rich

Or a secret playroom with a hidden, kid sized entrance.
things to buy when I'm rich

Political correctness has done it.

Political correctness has done it.

Beginning with Robert S. McNamara, as Defense Secretary, the powers that be, decided to run the U.S. Air Force like an 8-to-5 business.  Warrior leaders of General Curtis LeMay's stature were no longer to be found. The fundamental job of the military - "Kill people and break their things" (mainly "Kill, Maim and Destroy") - became seriously hampered by "Rules of Engagement" (ROE) whose guiding logic is political not successful combat.


If and when the U.S. military should be defeated, it will be running the best "Day Care" centers in the world. We used to go to the Officers Club or NCO Club Stag Bar on Friday afternoons to drink, smoke and swap lies with our comrades.

Think about this when you read the rest of the letter below about what happened to our Air Force/Marines/Army/Navy or Military?

Drinking then became frowned on.  Smoking caused cancer and could "harm you." Stag bars became seen as "sexist." Gradually, our men quit patronizing their clubs because what happened in the club became fodder for a performance report. It was the same thing at the Airman's Club and the NCO and/or Top 3 clubs.

Now we don't have separate clubs for the ranks. Instead we have something called "All Ranks Clubs" or "Community Clubs." They're open to men and women of all ranks: from airman basic to general officer.  Still, no one is there. I wonder why?

The latest brilliant thought out of Washington is that the operators - "pilots?" - flying remote aircraft in combat areas from their plush desk at duty stations in Nevada or Arizona should draw the same combat pay as those real world pilots actually on board a plane in a hostile environment. Why?

More politically correct logic? They say that remote vehicle operators are subject to the same stress levels as the combat pilot actually flying in combat. REALLY?  That's garbage!  Now that I've primed you a little, read on.

“It is rumored that our current Secretary of Defense recently asked the question, "Where are all the dynamic leaders of the past?" I can only assume, if that is true, that he was referring to Robin Olds, Jimmy Doolittle, George Patton, Ike Eisenhower, Pappy Boyington, Chester Nimitz, etc.

Well, I've got the answer: Today's potential leaders were fired before they made Major or Lieutenant Commander!  Our President and Congress do not want those kinds of leaders anymore - the type of leaders that get things done!  Squadron commanders don't run squadrons and wing commanders don't run wings. They are managed by higher ranking idiots with other esoteric politically correct goals in mind.

Can you imagine someone today looking for a LEADER to execute that Doolittle Raid and suggesting that it be given to a dare devil boozer?  His only attributes were that he had the respect of his men, an awesome ability to fly, and the organizational skills to put it all together. 

If someone told me there was a chance in hell of selecting that type of a man today, I would tell them they were either a liar or dumber than dead stump post!

I find it ironic that the Air Force put Brigadier General Robin Olds on the cover of the company rag last month. While it made me extremely proud to see his face, he wouldn't make it across any base in America or overseas without 10 enlisted folks telling him to zip up his flight suit, get rid of the cigarette, and shave his mustache off.

I have a feeling that his response would be predictable and for that crime he would probably get a trip home and an Article 15. We have lost the war on rugged individualism and that, unfortunately, is what fighter pilots want to follow; not because they have to but because they respect leaders of that ilk.

We've all run across that leader that made us proud to follow him because you wanted to be like him and make a difference. The individual who you would die for rather than disappoint him.  We had better wake up!

We're asking our young men and women to go to really bad places, some with unbearable climates, never have a drink, have little or no contact with the opposite sex, not look at magazines of a suggestive nature of any type, and adhere to ridiculous regulations that require you to tuck your shirt into your PT uniform on the way to the porta-potty at night, in a blinding dust storm, because it's it's in the regs!

These people we're sending to combat are some of the brightest I've met but they are looking for a little sanity, which they will only find on the outside of the US military if we don't clue up.  You can't continue asking people to live for months or years at a time acting like nuns and priests.  Even nuns and priests get to have a beer.

Who are we afraid of offending? These guys already hate us enough to strap C-4 to their own bodies and walk into a crowd and kill us along with themselves.  And we haven't done anything to them!  Think about it.


Take it or leave it.  That's just the way it is: no "if's," "and's," or "but's."  For those who understand, no explanation is needed. For those who do not understand, no explanation is possible.

16 Things You Didn't Know About Sleep!

16 Things You Didn't Know About Sleep!

We spend about a third to a quarter of our life sleeping. The Greek called sleep 'the little death' and but it is in fact filled with activity, both in our mind and backstage, in our bodies. There are many things that happen while we sleep - We dream, we learn, we memorize and we develop our thoughts and feelings. In addition, we let the body rest, releasing our bunched up muscles to relax.
Even today, the many functions of sleep baffle many scientists, who have yet to figure out the exact purpose of them. That said, there is much we know about sleep from observation and the advance of biology, here are 16 facts you may not have known about your sleep...

Ambulance Drone’ For Cardiac Arrests

Ambulance Drone’ For Cardiac Arrests

There's no doubt we live in amazing times. But even in today's advanced medical world, if a person has a cardiac arrest at their home, statistics show less than 10% will survive it If the heart stops beating, the brain dies within 4-6 minutes. This sad fact, coupled with an average ambulance response time of 10 or more minutes, leads to this low chances of survival. 

Now comes Alec Momont, a Dutch graduate of Delft University of Technology, has designed a very special drone he believes can drastically improve these numbers. What you really need, Alec surmised, is a defibrillator to jump-start the heart. An ambulane is too slow, but a drone can bring you that defibrillator in just one minute. 



So as ambulances are too slow to arrive on time, a drone, moving at speeds of 100 km/h can reach patients within 7.4 square miles (12 square km) around it in an almost direct line of flight - in only one minute, raising the odds of survival to a hypothetical 80%. 
 

One problem that always existed is that only about 20% of people understand how to use the defibrillator on their own when they first try it, not to mention under stress conditions. That is where the modern drone comes in so handy. It will have a camera, a mic and a speaker so a medical expert can talk to the person there, guide them through the process of using the defibrillator, while they watch everthing and can correct the person in real time.

Now we need to wait and see if this young Dutch inventor's idea can one day soon save many a life by getting there first.