The United Nations never united nations. It always did and does unite States. National ‘representatives’ there have never represented their respective nations. None of them has ever been elected. Nobody in their countries even know who they are. They don’t represent anybody if it’s not the shadowy world government body, the elite dynasties that compose the very top of ... … Read entire article »

What does freedom have to do with rising from the dead? When America was in its infancy and struggling to find a culture and frustrated at governance from Great Britain, the word most frequently uttered in speeches and pamphlets and letters was not safety or taxes or peace; it was freedom. Two ... … Read entire article »

Most people have heard of mindfulness. Like meditation, it has become a fairly common term in general use. It has also become more accepted in western psychology as having therapeutic benefit. Many books have been written on the topic, and yet there remains much confusion in terms of just what ... … Read entire article »

Several things characterize countries of the Third Word, whatever precisely “Third World” means. The first is corruption. America is rotten with it, but American corruption is distinct from corruption in, say, Guatemala or Thailand, being less visible and better organized. Several major differences exist between the usual corruption in the Third World ... … Read entire article »

A while back, I was trying to think of a word to describe the fact that a democracy is essentially a concept that relies upon the lowest common denominator in a population’s thinking… to determine decision-making for all. A change in the existing spelling worked all right for me personally ... … Read entire article »

Getting a medical check-up from an MD or going to the hospital when facing a health emergency is probably the most dangerous thing one can do. Indeed, the field of medicine can only be called a medical Mafia, with its godfather, Don Industrio — the pharmaceutical industry — and its ... … Read entire article »

The power elite isn’t using legal force on a whim. The escalations they have made recently provide us with insights into their collective psyche. And what we can see there is … fear. With the attacks on Internet websites Megaupload and Bodog we find what we call the Internet Reformation is ... … Read entire article »

Originally, scholars had free access to the state of the art knowledge of the time. However, beginning around the 1940’s, knowledge was gradually split into two streams. Total knowledge was restricted and reserved for the elite members of the ruling class. General knowledge, which was a modified and censored version ... … Read entire article »

That a default in Europe is coming has never been the question. For the astute observer the only thing at issue is how and when it will happen. While the mainstream financial media and government officials have tried to spin this story as one that involves only Greek debt, the ... … Read entire article »

Back in 1999, I began predicting an era of extreme economic volatility that I believed was on the way. I believed that sometime in the mid-2000s, there would be a real estate crash, followed by a crash in the stock market, followed by ill-advised bailouts, and so on. Not surprisingly, ... … Read entire article »

One of the most terrifying aspects of George Orwell’s seminal work 1984 was his description of how society had turned into one giant police agency. People were encouraged to rat each other out, groomed since childhood to be unpaid government spies: “[Children] adored the Party and everything connected with it… All ... … Read entire article »

A biometrics-based society expresses the elite’s psychopathic need to monitor and control everyone. What sort of mind needs to know absolutely everything about complete strangers, and to what end? Clinically diagnosed psychopaths, those classified as biologically incapable of remorse, empathy or conscience from birth, are responsible for human suffering throughout history. Magnetic ... … Read entire article »

The accusations against the French president come ahead of elections he is polled to lose. Mr Sarkozy, 57, received a warm response from workers when he visited the social housing construction site in Mennecy, Essonne, near Paris on Thursday. However, yesterday it was claimed that half the crowd of “workers” who braved ... … Read entire article »

I’ve been holding on to some information for quite awhile. After sitting a long time with it and talking to Duncan [O’Finioan], I’ve decided to reveal it. Also, some corroborating evidence has come to light that have given us a few more pieces to the puzzle. If you read the comments ... … Read entire article »