The British Parliament does not buy the lies of the Obama administration which have been invented as a pretext to take America to war with Syria and drag its allies into the conflict. The American people, by a 9 to 1 margin are not in favor of attacking Syria. As ... … Read entire article »

One point that needs to be made, but rarely if ever mentioned, is that in the supposed rationale for US attack on Syria to avenge/prevent claimed civilian deaths by government gas attacks, the US government itself has used similar weapons openly as recently as the FBI/ATF attack on the Branch ... … Read entire article »

I just became aware that, this past June, Salon.com ran a story headlined, “Here come the Edward Snowden truthers.” The author, Alex Seitz-Wald (twitter), took several writers to task, including me, for doubting Snowden’s story. Seitz-Wald wrote: “Why would these people find it easier to believe Snowden is an [sic] CIA ... … Read entire article »

“And the evil wish is most evil to the wisher.” — Hesiod. The Law of Prosperity states that when one prospers, all prosper. Your level of prosperity will be in direct proportion to your responses about another person’s prosperity. Most people do not understand that if you are secretly taking private pleasure ... … Read entire article »

Fukushima shows us how a nuclear disaster can continue forever. More than two years after the catastrophe, Japanese officialdom has raised the severity of the calamity from one to three (on a scale of seven). The threat elevation is due to massive amounts of radioactive water leaking out of the site. “The ... … Read entire article »

If you still remember a piece of paper called the US Constitution, you might wonder under what section of that document the government is permitted to alter the human species. A current Pentagon plan to create a biological platform inside the human body, using it to deliver new genetic information, and ... … Read entire article »

We appear to currently be in a kind of vortex, or a roiling series of etheric vortexes and scattered eddies of changing, swirling currents, carrying newly manifesting energetics as well as debris of all types, sizes and dimensions. It’s wonderful exciting energy but it can be disconcerting at the same time. We ... … Read entire article »

A cornered rat has a deadly bite, or so says the lore from the 19th century, when rat baiting was common sport. The same is true of a cornered empire today. Every hour that goes by presents the evidence. It’s getting absolutely dangerous out there for anyone who dares to ... … Read entire article »

Eight months ago as the end date of the Mayan calendar arrived there was much speculation as to whether this was a harbinger of doom for mankind and life as we know it. I think it’s still too early to determine that with any certainty, however a great case can ... … Read entire article »

“The National Security Agency’s capability at any time could be turned around on the American people, and no American would have any privacy left, such is the capability to monitor everything: telephone conversations, telegrams, it doesn’t matter. There would be no place to hide. If a dictator ever took over, ... … Read entire article »

Perhaps the biggest core mistake you’ll make along your path of conscious growth is subscribing to the belief that you live in a world of objects. You don’t. You live in a world of energy. Objects are separate. Energy is continuous. Objects have gaps between them; they can appear to be apart and not ... … Read entire article »

What if you really want to quit your job and go independent, but you’re worried about paying your bills? Today I’m able to enjoy the best of both worlds. My bills are easily paid from my passive income streams, and I get to do work I love and enjoy tremendous freedom. ... … Read entire article »

“[Poetry] should strike the Reader as a wording of his own highest thoughts, and appear almost as a Remembrance…” (John Keats) “And then your life, the life you are telling me about, becomes a short story that had force only because it was viewed from a particular slant, your slant, which ... … Read entire article »

Sounds like a false choice, I know, but it’s not. Unconscious humanity is in a real pickle. A little term defining first since these concepts may seem confusing. Cognitive dissonance, which most people are familiar with, is a psychological phenomenon that takes place in less than conscious human thinking, and a ... … Read entire article »

There appears to be a growing sentiment that we’re on the verge of some kind of significant breakthrough. Not the obvious crackdown of the PTBs, but a good move forward for conscious humanity. It seems to be an awareness step of some sort, but this next stage is becoming more ... … Read entire article »

“What, if not transformation, is our deepest purpose?” — Rainer Maria Rilke. One of the reasons we are here, perhaps the most meaningful reason, is to transform ourselves. But what does that really mean? To transform is to change the shape or character of … according to my dictionary. I love this definition ... … Read entire article »

In 1946, Glenn Clark wrote a book about author/sculptor Walter Russell, titled, The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe. It’s a small book, but it’s always been a favorite. Here is an inspiring excerpt in which Clark is interviewing Russell: “Can you give me the secret of your life?” ... … Read entire article »

there is a boy in Los Angeles who is being drugged to death by a psychiatrist this professional is quite sure he knows what is going on in the boy’s brain but the boy, in a last desperate act, is loading a shotgun and he’s carrying it in a case to a mall there ... … Read entire article »

Neill Blomkamp’s “Elysium,” the number one movie in America last weekend, is a sci-fi practically made for progressives. That might not be what Blomkamp intended, but anyone who is concerned about health care, immigration reform, and climate change is going to love this movie. “Elysium” opens in the year 2154, on ... … Read entire article »