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* Iraqi dinar - recently being said... * / Iraq comes out of Chapter 7 Thursday
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Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 19:39:38
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 19:39:38
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
* Iraqi dinar - recently being said... * / Iraq comes out of Chapter 7 Thursday
Australia gets new (old) Labor government leader, Kevin Rudd, back in power. Julia Gillard (former PM) to leave politics
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Australia gets new (old) Labor government leader, Kevin Rudd, back in power. Julia Gillard (former PM) to leave politics
Posted By: Bob
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 16:20:44
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 16:20:44
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What Really Happened in Benghazi--Journal to be Published
What Really Happened in Benghazi--Journal to be Published
Posted By: CrystalRiver
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 10:50:59
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 10:50:59
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Dear RM Agents and Readers, What reason is this information being 'allowed' to be viewed? Personal journal seems suspect because anything this administration wants to deem classified they do. Is this opposing forces or the controlled opposition? Just think we need to keep this in mind as well. Many Blessings, CrystalRiver -------------------------------------------- Amb. Chris Stevens' Benghazi Journal to Be Published Wednesday, 26 Jun 2013 04:00 AM By Melanie Batley Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/stevens-benghazi-journal-published/2013/06/25/id/511896#ixzz2XKlGtg2a Urgent: Should Obamacare Be Repealed? Vote Here Now! http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=280841 |
Humpday Humor: "Did you hear about the Obama administration scandal?"
Humpday Humor: "Did you hear about the Obama
administration scandal?"
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Sad to think that this doesn't even scratch the surface of their many crimes. Feel free to add your own scandals and pass it around!! Susoni Bob: "Did you hear about the Obama administration scandal?" Jim: "You mean the Mexican gun running?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean SEAL Team 6 Extortion 17 and deaths?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean the State Dept. lying about Benghazi?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean the rampant voter fraud?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean the military not getting their votes counted?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean that 3 or 4 of Obama's Gay boyfriends were mysteriously MURDERED when they came forward with claims he was gay too?" Bob: "No, the other one. Jim: "You mean the president demoralizing and breaking down the military?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean the Boston Bombing?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The NSA monitoring our phone calls, e-mails and everything else?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean the president wanting to kill Americans with drones in our own country without the benefit of the law?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "Giving 123 Technologies $300 Million and right after it declared bankruptcy it was sold to the Chinese?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "You mean the president arming the Muslim Brotherhood?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The IRS targeting conservatives?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The DOJ spying on the press?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "Sebelius shaking down health insurance executives?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "Giving SOLYNDRA $500 MILLION DOLLARS and right after they declared bankruptcy 3 months later the Chinese bought it?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: " Do you mean the Illegal obamacare fiasco?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "Do you mean ignoring our constitutional rights?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The NSA monitoring our phone calls, e-mails and everything else?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The president's ordering the release of nearly 10,000 illegal immigrants from jails and prisons and falsely blaming the sequester?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The president's unconstitutional threat to impose gun control by Executive Order in order to bypass Congress?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The president's repeated violation of the law requiring him to submit a budget no later than the first Monday in February?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The 2012 vote where 115% of all registered voters in some counties voted 100% for Obama?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The president's unconstitutional recess appointments in an attempt to circumvent the Senate's advise-and-consent role?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "The State Department interfering with an Inspector General investigation on departmental sexual misconduct?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "HHS employees being given insider information on Medicare Advantage?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "Clinton, the IRS, Clapper and Holder all lying to Congress?" Bob: "No, the other one." Jim: "I give up! ... Oh wait, I think I got it! You mean that 65 million low-information voters stuck us again with the most corrupt administration in American history?" Bob: "THAT'S THE ONE!" http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=280842 |
10-1 - INTERVIEW WITH AN UNCLOAKED STARCHILD
10-1 - INTERVIEW WITH AN UNCLOAKED STARCHILD
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It appeared in front of me, a small shining
light dancing in a blue sky. I wondered what it was? Almost immediately an
answer came into my mind, “I am a starchild, as are you, but you are
cloaked.” I wondered at my thought. “No need to wonder. It’s me sending thoughts to you. I am Rom.” “What are you?” I asked. “I am a starchild; an independent and free intelligence; a mind. I am an unveiled, organized thinking energy being. I am what is at the heart of all self-aware conscious-beings: Thinking energy. Do any of those work for you?” “You look like a miniature sun or star.” I said. “I know. That is why we call ourselves starchildren. We are all starchildren in essence. You are a starchild. Your star is cloaked. You are in a human cloak. Been there; done that. Might do it again.” “Why are you here talking to me?” I asked. “I’ve been playing in the thought stream and picked up yours.” “What are the odds?” I asked, not expecting an answer. “The odds are good when you fine tune yourself. They are not just scattered. Thoughts vibrate at certain frequencies. To much junk out there to not fine tune. Like searching the internet, but no pop-ups and no bogus sites.” “What was I thinking that made you curious?” I asked. “More than curious.....I only engage when intent is genuine. And we have a history. You were thinking about the origin of life before matrixes. You want to know the fundamental construct of consciousness or intelligence. I’ve been following your thoughts stream for some time. You come up with some wacky conclusions. Some are not bad, but mostly they are incomplete.” “I’m never surprised that I get it wrong considering this veil. I’m surprised anything comes through this body,” I said. “Well maybe if you weren’t so polluted. You can’t see the full power of a light through muddy water. And the light you do see gets distorted by all the junk in you. If you quit smoking, quit drinking pop and eat less and better, you’d be fooled less. Remember that eleven day fast you went on years ago? You got some things right then. Maybe you should stop eating.” “Since you know about that fast, do you know about the three day fast without food and water, and the guy I was with came out of the desert and became a polygamist and I came out thirsty and hungry. Zip to anything else,” I said. “Three days don’t cut it. It helps, but you are not going to get real stuff in that time. Little effort, little gain.” “My brother-in-law went without food for forty one days and got confused, thought he was going to become the richest man in the world; find gold. All he found was that he could go forty one days without eating and not die.” I said. “Well there you go.....intent.....it’s a big deal you know. You are not after money; you really want to know what is behind the scenes, what the core of life is about. That’s why I’m here. Shall we begin?” ............................... 10-2 STARCHILD to be continued ............................. nemesistombraun@gmail.com http://exposingyourmatrix.blogspot.com/ |
Tell Everyone You Know That Department of Homeland Security, I.R.S., N.S.A. & C.I.A. are Un-Constitutional
Tell Everyone You Know That Department of Homeland
Security, I.R.S., N.S.A. & C.I.A. are Un-Constitutional
In Response To: Restore
Glass-Steagall, Back the Dollar, Fire The Fed Reserve Corporation to Leave
Slippery Bowl - Garrison's Discovery (Infoeditor)
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Tell Everyone You Know That Department of Homeland Security, I.R.S., N.S.A. & C.I.A. are Un-Constitutional Instead of leaving the country in a grey zone, why not make sure that everyone you know knows the truth about what is going on within the U.S. on how we are still a hijacked country. Be sure to tell everyone you know that The Department of Homeland Security is an Un-Constitutional Organization. Be sure to tell everyone you know that The Internal Revenue Service is an Un-Constitutional Organization. Be sure to tell everyone you know that The Central Intelligence Agency is an Un-Constitutional Organization. Be sure to tell everyone you know that The National Security Agency is an Un-Constitutional Organization. If I added all the others to this list it would run off the page if you linked them to their front, cover companies, but be sure to tell everyone about the hideous four listed above. Ask your Congressmen why these extra-legal agencies operate high above 'We, The Forgotten People'. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ : Restore Glass-Steagall, Back the Dollar, Fire The Federal : Reserve Corporation to Leave the Slippery Bowl - Jim : Garrison's Discovery : The top level investigators for government, whether FBI, CIA, : DEA, ICE, or whichever agency, will most likely always : reach a point in their efforts to investigate things like : 911 where it is like the proverbial spoke leading from the : hub of a wheel, as the late Jim Garrison likened it. They : will get towards the rim of the wheel and stop and the road : leads nowhere in their investigations. Garrison, former : D.A. of New Orleans, investigated the J.F.K. Assassination : and found this phenomenon in his efforts. (1) : As long as extra-legal, Un-Constitutional agencies can : intermingle into U.S. government business they have the : opportunity to plant almost unlimited quantities of false : information, sabotage files and computers and databases, : send false emails and take over emails, deny requests, : influence the media, lie, cheat, steal, cover up, and fail : or refuse to cooperate, etc.. : Therefore, with the advent of DHS, CIA, and other agencies : which do not have the Constitutional authority to operate : within The United States of America, it is likely that no : amount of investigations and revelations into high crimes : may be sufficient to achieve a measure of corrections and : prosecutions of those responsible for abusing the U.S. for : decades. Without being able to publicly pinpoint and : prosecute those responsible for such high crimes as 911 : there may be no redemption available to the U.S.. : Furthermore, without the restoration of The Glass-Steagall : Act, (2) the lecherous financial interests that have : wrecked the country will remain or forever re-enter the : picture to continue reattaching their tentacles to those : extra-legal organizations to pull them back into power over : 'We, The Forgotten People'. : In other words, the bankers and banking interests must be : denied the ability to stick their grubby paws into the : investment industry. : Until the U.S. is restored financially, the interests who : currently hold sway by buying their influence, : extra-legally sidestepping The Constitution, will continue : to do as they please whether ordered by an ineffectual : Congress or not. : It's about the money and kicking out ALL foreign interests, : including a FOREIGN USURPER who covers for the 'usual : suspects'. Until this is done the U.S. will remain in a : slippery bowl where investigators climb a ways up the sides : of the bowl in their efforts, only to slide back down the : slippery sides that have been well greased by the D.C. : CONS. : 1. : Jim Garrison : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Garrison : 2. : Glass–Steagall Act : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass%E2%80%93Steagall_Act http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=280872 |
CIA Opens Books with Surprises For Lee Wanta
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DUTY, HONOR and COUNTRY
Ambassador Leo E Wanta ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
What advice would you give a new 32-year-old multimillionaire that you wish you had known at that age?"
06/25/2013
Here
is a copy of some really good advice posted on Quora.com. While I may not agree
with all of it 100%, it is a really good take from a person who has been where
we hope to be soon.
"What advice would you give a new 32-year-old multimillionaire that you wish you had known at that age?"
Asking the much older multimillionaires, obviously. Only interested in answers from people who have real experience, not armchair philosophizing from people who aren't actually multimillionaires, please.
Move slowly and thoughtfully.
Assume this is the last big money you will ever make. Big stock options hits (I'll assume this is the source) usually happen zero times in a career, and in rare cases, they will happen once.
If you had one, then assume this is it. Very low chance you'll do it again, and if you do, it may take years. This is not a predictable way to make money. You know the expression, "The first 20 million is always the hardest?" That is total crap: it should be "The first 20 million is usually the only."
Thus assume the money must last forever.
Really do the math about what your lifetime expenses will be across things like raising children, handling sick parents, schools, insurance, taxes, market swings, buying a house, health care. Even a few million dollars does not go very far at all.
Do nothing with the money for six months. Fast decisions are almost always bad decisions. Keep the money in cash or conservative instruments. Spend some time thinking about what you want to do with your life, doing lots of math about how much money you need to save, and be patient...the money isn't going anywhere. (Well, unless you do something stupid....)
Get a good financial advisor, estate planner, and accountant. Meet with them early on to help you get started thinking about estate planning and managing your portfolio. But again, more slowly. Get to know them and gather information, but don't be in a hurry to make big decisions.
Create a plan focused on wealth preservation. You know when people say, " you could lose it all tomorrow?" Actually, no, you can't, not unless you do something stupid. Work with a great advisor who will help you put together a balanced, diversified portfolio based on a conservative risk profile.
Take care of the fundamentals first. Do you have enough savings to retire on or at least have flexibility in your job choices? (Regardless, continue maxing out your 401Ks and IRAs). Check. OK now do you have schools and kids and parents and all future expenses taken care of? Check. OK, now did you buy or rent a primary residence that you are happy with? Great. Now, anything left? If yes, then go ahead and have some fun with it, but remember the advice above to rent, not buy, and be conservative.
Assume average returns. The days of 8% annual appreciation are over, if they ever existed. Don't assume that your investments are going to beat the market or that there will be some miraculous market turnaround. Work with your planners around conservative assumptions.
Resist the urge to "put the money into play." This is a misunderstanding out there that rich people "play the market." No, they don't. They find a good manager, pick good investments, then they touch it rarely (I can go weeks without checking my portfolio are rebalance about annually). They do not day trade or move money based on day-to-day market swings. I've never met a wealthy person who day trades. It is a sucker's game and only benefits the brokers.
Don't buy stupid stuff. Sports cars. Boats. Vacation houses. Unless they really represent a very small % of your net worth and unless you have really been honest about the lifetime cost of them, taking into account depreciation, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and the question of whether you are spending at a rate that will let the money last forever. "Don't buy anything you can rent" is a mantra that a lot of rich people maintain (which is how they stay rich).
Don't angel invest except with fun money. Even the best don't always make positive returns, and you are not the best. If you must, then assume every dollar you put into play is going to be lost, and you are just doing it for fun.
Diversify. Many folks who work in tech want to take their money and put it back into tech stocks. Bad idea: you don't have any special knowledge of the industry that would make it likely you can beat the market. And, it works against diversification, especially if you stay in tech and have money tied up into options in other companies. If you work in tech, the rest of your portfolio should be balanced away from tech given the exposure you have in your job.
Don't loan money to friends and family. This will kick off a vicious cycle that will not end well. It will change your relationships with both the people you lend the money to as well as the ones you didn't. If they can't get a bank to lend them money, they should not be borrowing the money, period. The only exception I can think of may be some life threatening situation where you are literally a last resort.
Buy experiences, not stuff. Take sabbaticals or breaks between jobs. Travel. See new places. You can travel fairly cheaply in most parts of the world. This is another reason not to spend money on possessions like vacation houses and boats that weigh you down.
Be yourself. Keep your current friends, hobbies, personality, spouse. Don't spend any time trying to figure out "how rich people act". With most rich people, you wouldn't even know they were rich when you met them (except for the d-bags who are trying to "act rich" and be players).
Don't overthink it. Don't think money will make you miserable (it is actually pretty great). And don't assume it will make you happy...assume you'll pretty much stay where you are. Don't obsess about if your friends will see you differently (if you don't act like it is a big deal, then they won't). There is no need to launch into some existential angst about what it all means. Appreciate it, enjoy it, and move on to more important stuff.
I've always done most of these: it always worked out great when I did, and in the few cases, I didn't follow my own advice, I regretted it.
"What advice would you give a new 32-year-old multimillionaire that you wish you had known at that age?"
Asking the much older multimillionaires, obviously. Only interested in answers from people who have real experience, not armchair philosophizing from people who aren't actually multimillionaires, please.
Move slowly and thoughtfully.
Assume this is the last big money you will ever make. Big stock options hits (I'll assume this is the source) usually happen zero times in a career, and in rare cases, they will happen once.
If you had one, then assume this is it. Very low chance you'll do it again, and if you do, it may take years. This is not a predictable way to make money. You know the expression, "The first 20 million is always the hardest?" That is total crap: it should be "The first 20 million is usually the only."
Thus assume the money must last forever.
Really do the math about what your lifetime expenses will be across things like raising children, handling sick parents, schools, insurance, taxes, market swings, buying a house, health care. Even a few million dollars does not go very far at all.
Do nothing with the money for six months. Fast decisions are almost always bad decisions. Keep the money in cash or conservative instruments. Spend some time thinking about what you want to do with your life, doing lots of math about how much money you need to save, and be patient...the money isn't going anywhere. (Well, unless you do something stupid....)
Get a good financial advisor, estate planner, and accountant. Meet with them early on to help you get started thinking about estate planning and managing your portfolio. But again, more slowly. Get to know them and gather information, but don't be in a hurry to make big decisions.
Create a plan focused on wealth preservation. You know when people say, " you could lose it all tomorrow?" Actually, no, you can't, not unless you do something stupid. Work with a great advisor who will help you put together a balanced, diversified portfolio based on a conservative risk profile.
Take care of the fundamentals first. Do you have enough savings to retire on or at least have flexibility in your job choices? (Regardless, continue maxing out your 401Ks and IRAs). Check. OK now do you have schools and kids and parents and all future expenses taken care of? Check. OK, now did you buy or rent a primary residence that you are happy with? Great. Now, anything left? If yes, then go ahead and have some fun with it, but remember the advice above to rent, not buy, and be conservative.
Assume average returns. The days of 8% annual appreciation are over, if they ever existed. Don't assume that your investments are going to beat the market or that there will be some miraculous market turnaround. Work with your planners around conservative assumptions.
Resist the urge to "put the money into play." This is a misunderstanding out there that rich people "play the market." No, they don't. They find a good manager, pick good investments, then they touch it rarely (I can go weeks without checking my portfolio are rebalance about annually). They do not day trade or move money based on day-to-day market swings. I've never met a wealthy person who day trades. It is a sucker's game and only benefits the brokers.
Don't buy stupid stuff. Sports cars. Boats. Vacation houses. Unless they really represent a very small % of your net worth and unless you have really been honest about the lifetime cost of them, taking into account depreciation, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and the question of whether you are spending at a rate that will let the money last forever. "Don't buy anything you can rent" is a mantra that a lot of rich people maintain (which is how they stay rich).
Don't angel invest except with fun money. Even the best don't always make positive returns, and you are not the best. If you must, then assume every dollar you put into play is going to be lost, and you are just doing it for fun.
Diversify. Many folks who work in tech want to take their money and put it back into tech stocks. Bad idea: you don't have any special knowledge of the industry that would make it likely you can beat the market. And, it works against diversification, especially if you stay in tech and have money tied up into options in other companies. If you work in tech, the rest of your portfolio should be balanced away from tech given the exposure you have in your job.
Don't loan money to friends and family. This will kick off a vicious cycle that will not end well. It will change your relationships with both the people you lend the money to as well as the ones you didn't. If they can't get a bank to lend them money, they should not be borrowing the money, period. The only exception I can think of may be some life threatening situation where you are literally a last resort.
Buy experiences, not stuff. Take sabbaticals or breaks between jobs. Travel. See new places. You can travel fairly cheaply in most parts of the world. This is another reason not to spend money on possessions like vacation houses and boats that weigh you down.
Be yourself. Keep your current friends, hobbies, personality, spouse. Don't spend any time trying to figure out "how rich people act". With most rich people, you wouldn't even know they were rich when you met them (except for the d-bags who are trying to "act rich" and be players).
Don't overthink it. Don't think money will make you miserable (it is actually pretty great). And don't assume it will make you happy...assume you'll pretty much stay where you are. Don't obsess about if your friends will see you differently (if you don't act like it is a big deal, then they won't). There is no need to launch into some existential angst about what it all means. Appreciate it, enjoy it, and move on to more important stuff.
I've always done most of these: it always worked out great when I did, and in the few cases, I didn't follow my own advice, I regretted it.
THE FINAL BATTLE
THE FINAL BATTLE
.  Enjoy your days, your families and friends and the things you do, for the change of times is upon you. You feel it, but your hope is that your feelings are wrong, but they are not. Your feelings are preparing you to accept what is to come, and having been warned of its coming, it catches you not unawares, but it cannot be turned back, for it is the summation of the ages, a cycle that has been and is again, but this is the final stage of earth and man upon it, as man. The old is over and the new begins, but first the casting off of the old that is not ready for the new, for the new world cannot contain the old man. The world is in convulsion. You see it and you know it, but you deny it, thinking it will calm and return to its stable ways, but that is not to be. It is increasing. You cannot prepare for what is to come. They who are to die cannot live and they who are to live cannot die. It is a matter of intent and motive. It is a matter of the heart wherein men dwell, whether life or death, according to their yearnings. All things are prepared for the final devastation. Life will continue after, but the old man will not be found. The cycles of birth and death are tools of enlightenment and will not cease until man ascends of his own will by the things he learns. Whether it was this world, or is the next world, or is another world, the cycles of evolution of man’s nature to a finer nature continues unabated, for whether life or death, both are life. The weeds will be burned and the flowers will blossom for a new world. Love, kindness, meekness and gentleness must be you, not with intent, but from the heart, an actual state of being. I could tell you to do those things, but to what avail? If they are not IN you, they are not you. You cannot grasp them as a man would a life jacket. The man must be the life jacket to live in the new world. I could tell you not to despair, but you will act who you are, revealing yourself to yourself. The times that are upon you are your mirror. The reflection you will see is the real you. You will see yourself as you are. It will be a great lesson, and needful in your journey of advancement. Here is the key: If you value your life more than another’s, your life will pay the balance. Trying times reveal you, the real you. There is no hiding from yourself. The final test is the greatest of all tests, and it is upon us. Earth, government, economy and man have joined hands for the final battle, and the winners are known, but not revealed, until they appear in the new world. THE BATTLE IS WITH YOURSELF, battlefield-Earth is merely the stage. They who are to survive will be guided. They who are to die will be their own guide. It is not of mind. http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=280803 |
The Future Of Free Energy
The Future Of Free Energy
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------------------------------- The Future of Free Energy is here now! The end of oil, coal and nuclear pollution! Uploaded on Nov 8, 2011 by 77GSlinger http://northpointcharity.org/ A new Non-profit Group promoting and financing Free Energy Technologies http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wHGh2... Originally posted at the link above: The future of free energy is at hand. the end of the energy barons, war mongers and central bankers will follow. So, let's all demand this technology be implemented immediately. Imagine the technology shown here interfaces with Corning's new Display Glass Technology. This is the future for all of us. Free Energy and Free Thinking, the free interchange of all vital information via a free energy system. This is what I have been working for this past decade and now it s hear in our very faces: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we1ljl... 1 Million Watt Cold Fusion Reactor Running in Italy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2tYVa... Physics in the Age of Fakery- Bibhas De http://www.bibhasde.com/ageoffakery.html Much Love to one and all!!! Free Energy and Free Thinking http://www.feandft.com/ Mirrored by Robert Otey 11-6-11 Visit the AlienScientist Discussion board for this topic: http://www.alienscientist.com/forum/s...... Below is an excerpt from: http://nanoholdings.com/about-us/ Nanoholdings is a team of scientists, investors and innovators working at the cutting-edge of nanotechnology to develop solutions to the world's growing energy problems. Working in partnership with the world's best universities we develop products and companies that will revolutionize the way we use and generate energy. Two things stand out about us -- we focus exclusively on nanotechnology-based energy solutions and we work at the very cutting-edge of nano-energy research. Our extensive network of leading scientists in the nanotechnology field are central to our work - scientists based at eminent universities around the world, who are working at the coal-face of nano-energy research to seek out alternative solutions for how we generate, transmit, store and use energy. We support and guide their research, transforming breakthroughs into viable solutions -- products to revolutionize the way we use and generate energy. ------------------- The Future of Free Energy is here now! The end of oil, coal and nuclear pollution! http://youtu.be/ghhgUmGBjX8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghhgUmGBjX8 http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=280801 |
Gays, High Courts Claim Positions Above God - Defense of Marriage Act Overturned
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Gays, High Courts Claim Positions Above God - Defense of Marriage Act Overturned
Posted By: Infoeditor [Send E-Mail]
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 14:40:25
Date: Wednesday, 26-Jun-2013 14:40:25
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UK stops "smart" meter installations
Subject: BULLETIN: UK stops
"smart" meter installations
On May 10, the UK Government announced
that 'smart' meter installations throughout
the country will be delayed by more than a year
due to serious health and medical concerns.
This news has been completely censored
by US news media outlets.
Normally, anything coming out of the UK
is trumpeted all over the US news media
especially NPR...but not this time.
Italy has completely banned wireless
so-called 'smart' meters entirely. Also
censored from the US news media.
From the UK hearings.
Video: http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/23696.html
On May 10, the UK Government announced
that 'smart' meter installations throughout
the country will be delayed by more than a year
due to serious health and medical concerns.
This news has been completely censored
by US news media outlets.
Normally, anything coming out of the UK
is trumpeted all over the US news media
especially NPR...but not this time.
Italy has completely banned wireless
so-called 'smart' meters entirely. Also
censored from the US news media.
From the UK hearings.
Video: http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/23696.html
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20 Things You Will Need to Survive When the Economy Collapses and the Next Great Depression Begins
20 Things You Will Need
to Survive When the Economy Collapses and the Next Great Depression Begins
Today, millions of Americans
say that they believe that the United States is on the verge of a major
economic collapse and will soon be entering another Great Depression. But only
a small percentage of those same people are prepared for that to happen. The
sad truth is that the vast majority of Americans would last little more than a
month on what they have stored up in their homes. Most of us are so used to
running out to the supermarket or to Wal-Mart for whatever we need that we
never even stop to consider what would happen if suddenly we were not able to
do that. Already the U. S. Economy is starting to stumble about like a drunken
frat boy. All it would take for the entire U. S. To resemble New Orleans after
Hurricane Katrina would be for a major war, a terror attack, a deadly pandemic
or a massive natural disaster to strike at just the right time and push the
teetering U. S. Economy over the edge. So just how would you survive if you
suddenly could not rely on the huge international corporate giants to feed,
clothe and supply you and your family? Do you have a plan?
Unless you already live in a
cave or you are a complete and total mindless follower of the establishment
media, you should be able to see very clearly that our society is more
vulnerable now than it ever has been. This year there have been an
unprecedented number of large earthquakes around the world and volcanoes all
over the globe are awakening. You can just take a look at what has happened in
Haiti and in Iceland to see how devastating a natural disaster can be. Not only
that, but we have a world that is full of lunatics in positions of power, and
if one of them decides to set off a nuclear, chemical or biological weapon in a
major city it could paralyze an entire region. War could erupt in the Middle
East at literally any moment, and if it does the price of oil will double or
triple (at least) and there is the possibility that much of the entire world
could be drawn into the conflict. Scientists tell us that a massive
high-altitude EMP (electromagnetic pulse) blast could send large portions of
the United States back to the stone age in an instant. In addition, there is
the constant threat that the outbreak of a major viral pandemic (such as what
happened with the 1918 Spanish Flu) could kill tens of millions of people
around the globe and paralyze the economies of the world.
But even without all of that,
the truth is that the U. S. Economy is going to collapse. So just think of what
will happen if one (or more) of those things does happen on top of all the economic
problems that we are having.
Are you prepared?
The following is a list of 20
things you and your family will need to survive when the economy totally
collapses and the next Great Depression begins....
#1) Storable Food
Food is going to instantly
become one of the most valuable commodities in existence in the event of an
economic collapse. If you do not have food you are not going to survive. Most
American families could not last much longer than a month on what they have in
their house right now. So what about you? If disaster struck right now, how
long could you survive on what you have? The truth is that we all need to start
storing up food. If you and your family run out of food, you will suddenly find
yourselves competing with the hordes of hungry people who are looting the
stores and roaming the streets looking for something to eat.
Of course you can grow your own
food, but that is going to take time. So you need to have enough food stored up
until the food that you plant has time to grow. But if you have not stored up
any seeds you might as well forget it. When the economy totally collapses, the
remaining seeds will disappear very quickly. So if you think that you are going
to need seeds, now is the time to get them.
#2) Clean Water
Most people can survive for a
number of weeks without food, but without water you will die in just a few
days. So where would you get water if the water suddenly stopped flowing out of
your taps? Do you have a plan? Is there an abundant supply of clean water near
your home? Would you be able to boil water if you need to?
Besides storing water and
figuring out how you are going to gather water if society breaks down, another
thing to consider is water purification tablets. The water you are able to
gather during a time of crisis may not be suitable for drinking. So you may
find that water purification tablets come in very, very handy.
#3) Shelter
You can't sleep on the streets,
can you? Well, some people will be able to get by living on the streets, but
the vast majority of us will need some form of shelter to survive for long. So
what would you do if you and your family lost your home or suddenly were forced
from your home? Where would you go?
The best thing to do is to come
up with several plans. Do you have relatives that you can bunk with in case of
emergency? Do you own a tent and sleeping bags if you had to rough it? If one
day everything hits the fan and you and your family have to "bug out"
somewhere, where would that be? You need to have a plan.
#4) Warm Clothing
If you plan to survive for long
in a nightmare economic situation, you are probably going to need some warm,
functional clothing. If you live in a cold climate, this is going to mean
storing up plenty of blankets and cold weather clothes. If you live in an area
where it rains a lot, you will need to be sure to store up some rain gear. If
you think you may have to survive outdoors in an emergency situation, make sure
that you and your family have something warm to put on your heads. Someday
after the economy has collapsed and people are scrambling to survive, a lot of
folks are going to end up freezing to death. In fact, in the coldest areas it
is actually possible to freeze to death in your own home. Don't let that happen
to you.
#5) An Axe
Staying along the theme of
staying warm, you may want to consider investing in a good axe. In the event of
a major emergency, gathering firewood will be a priority. Without a good tool
to cut the wood with that will be much more difficult.
#6) Lighters Or Matches
You will also want something to
start a fire with. If you can start a fire, you can cook food, you can boil
water and you can stay warm. So in a true emergency situation, how do you plan
to start a fire? By rubbing sticks together? Now is the time to put away a
supply of lighters or matches so that you will be prepared when you really need
them.
In addition, you may want to
consider storing up a good supply of candles. Candles come in quite handy
whenever the electricity goes out, and in the event of a long-term economic
nightmare we will all see why our forefathers relied on candles so much.
#7) Hiking Boots Or Comfortable
Shoes
When you ask most people to
list things necessary for survival, this is not the first or the second thing
that comes to mind. But having hiking boots or very comfortable and functional
shoes will be absolutely critical. You may very well find yourself in a
situation where you and your family must walk everywhere you want to go. So how
far do you think you will get in high heels? You will want footwear that you
would feel comfortable walking in for hours if necessary. You will also want
footwear that will last a long time, because when the economy truly collapses
you may not be able to run out to the shoe store and get what you need at that
point.
#8) A Flashlight And/Or Lantern
When the power goes off in your
home, what is the first thing that you grab? Just think about it. A flashlight
or a lantern of course. In a major emergency, a flashlight or a lantern is
going to be a necessity - especially if you need to go anywhere at night.
Solar powered or "crank
style" flashlights or lanterns will probably be best during a long-term
emergency. If you have battery-powered units you will want to begin storing up
lots and lots of batteries.
#9) A Radio
If a major crisis does hit the United
States, what will you and your family want? Among other things, you will all
want to know what in the world is going on. A radio can be an invaluable tool
for keeping up with the news.
Once again, solar powered or
"crank style" radios will probably work best for the long term. A
battery- powered until would work as well - but only for as long as your
batteries are able to last.
#10) Communication Equipment
When things really hit the fan
you are going to want to communicate with your family and friends. You will
also want to be able to contact an ambulance or law enforcement if necessary.
Having an emergency cell phone is great, but it may or may not work during a
time of crisis. The Internet also may or may not be available. Be sure to have
a plan (whether it be high-tech or low-tech) for staying in communication with
others during a major emergency.
#11) A Swiss Army Knife
If you have ever owned a Swiss
Army knife you probably already know how incredibly handy they can be. It can
be a very valuable and versatile tool. In a true survival situation, a Swiss
Army knife can literally do dozens of different things for you. Make sure that
you have at least one stored up for emergencies.
#12) Personal Hygiene Items
While these may not be absolute
"essentials", the truth is that life will get very unpleasant very
quickly without them. For example, what would you do without toilet paper? Just
think about it. Imagine that you just finished your last roll of toilet paper
and now you can't get any more. What would you do?
The truth is that soap,
toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, toilet paper and other hygiene products are
things that we completely take for granted in society today. So what would
happen if we could not go out and buy them any longer
? #13) A First Aid Kit And
Other Medical Supplies
One a more serious note, you
may not be able to access a hospital or a doctor during a major crisis. In your
survival supplies, be absolutely certain that you have a good first aid kit and
any other medical supplies that you think you may need.
#14) Extra Gasoline
There may come a day when
gasoline is rationed or is simply not available at all. If that happens, how
will you get around? Be certain to have some extra gasoline stored away just in
case you find yourself really needing to get somewhere someday.
#15) A Sewing Kit
If you were not able to run out
and buy new clothes for you and your family, what would you do? Well, you would
want to repair the clothes that you have and make them last as long as
possible. Without a good sewing kit that will be very difficult to do.
#16) Self-Defense Equipment
Whether it is pepper spray to
fend off wild animals or something more "robust" to fend off wild
humans, millions of Americans will one day be thankful that they have something
to defend themselves with.
#17) A Compass
In the event of a major
emergency, you and your family may find yourselves having to be on the move. If
you are in a wilderness area, it will be very hard to tell what direction you
are heading without a compass. It is always a good idea to have at least one
compass stored up.
#18) A Hiking Backpack
If you and your family suddenly
have to "bug out", what will you carry all of your survival supplies
in? Having a good hiking backpack or "survival bag" for everyone in
your family is extremely important. If something happened in the city where you
live and you suddenly had to "go", what would you put your most
important stuff in? How would you carry it all if you had to travel by foot?
These are very important things to think about.
#19) A Community
During a long-term crisis, it
is those who are willing to work together that will have the best chance of
making it. Whether it is your family, your friends, a church or a local group
of people that you know, make sure that you have some people that you can rely
on and work together with in the event that everything hits the fan. Loners are
going to have a really hard time of surviving for long.
#20) A Backup Plan
Lastly, it is always, always,
always important to have a backup plan for everything.
If someone comes in and steals
all the food that you have stored up, what are you going to do?
If travel is restricted and
your can't get to your "bug out" location immediately do you have a
Plan B?
If you have built your house
into an impregnable survival fortress but circumstances force you to leave do
you have an alternate plan?
The truth is that crisis
situations rarely unfold just as we envision. It is important to be flexible
and to be ready with backup plans when disaster strikes.
You don't want to end up like
the folks in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. You don't want to have to
rely on the government to take care of you if something really bad happens.
Right now the U. S. strategic
grain reserve contains only enough wheat to make half a loaf of bread for each
of the approximately 300 million people in the United States.
How long do you think that is
going to last?
Now is the time to get ready.
Now is the time to prepare.
The United States economy is
going to collapse and incredibly hard times are coming.
Will you be able to survive
when it happens?
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