02.26.07

The War, PTSD and Veterans Left to Die

Posted in General at 7:31 pm by MamaSaid

 I recently read a disturbing article about a young American man named Jonathan who served in the war in Iraq and returned suffering with PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder). I am always lured by these headlines because I am the loving wife of a Vietnam veteran who suffers with PTSD, Agent Orange exposure and neglect at the hands of the VA (Veterans Affairs) every day. It makes my heart ache to think this tragedy continues to repeat itself for more young men and their families.

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02.24.07

Just Five Minutes A Day

Posted in General at 11:54 pm by ZoeWashburne

Did you think about the war today at all?  Did you think about the thousands of troops who are out there right now with sand in their shoes, their food, their hair, and in their lungs?  Did you think about the 18 year old men and women who can’t even drink or gamble in this country and probably never even voted before they were shipped off to fight a war that nobody even really understands?  Maybe I’m wrong, but you probably spent more time thinking about what to eat for dinner tonight.

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02.23.07

The End of Freedom

Posted in General at 12:38 pm by BuckShot

Ayn Rand wrote this book years ago. She clearly saw the path America was taking. She stated that soon no man would be able to live without breaking some law. That bureaucrats would interfere in all parts of your lives.  In the “Art of War,” written back in the beginning of the AD, Sun Tzu stated that when you capture a new providence, make sure you keep the bureaucrats alive.  Why? Because a bureaucrat’s main job is to protect their job, not the good of the state.

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02.22.07

Bohemian Rhapsody

Posted in General at 2:12 pm by MamaSaid

 In my most recent blog entry, I cleared up the confusion about the real meaning of “Bohemian”. Although inaccurately used to describe wayward artists and powerful, white men who participate in a ritualistic group, it is actually a nationality of people from western Czechoslovakia. I am aware of this fact because of my own Bohemian ancestry.

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02.20.07

Symbols or Coincidence of the NWO?

Posted in General at 10:50 pm by ZoeWashburne

Okay, I admit it, I’m quickly becoming totally obsessed with secret societies, satanic symbolism, and this whole idea that a handful of people are controlling everything that happens on this lonely little blue planet of ours.  Now, let me first say that I am a scientific person with a healthy dose of skepticism, but am open to the possibilities that the world and the universe at large is a very complex and mysterious place that we will most likely never truly understand.  So, just for the sake of argument, I’d like to present to you for your consideration (cue Rod Serling) a collection of interesting items I found on the Internet that relates to the secret symbols of the Freemasons, Skull & Bones, the New World Order, and the other bizarre testosterone-laden men’s clubs that seem to tie them all together with frightening detail.  I am not saying that these things are true, but I’m offering them to you for further investigation.  (As requested by a reader, I will include links to support the claims below.)

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02.19.07

The Real Bohemians

Posted in General at 1:07 pm by MamaSaid

 

I went online yesterday to enter my most recent blog entry, but I decided to put it on hold because I was so moved about what I read about Bohemian Grove. Although I like to feel I am well-informed, I was unaware that this disturbing group even existed until yesterday. As a person of Bohemian ancestry, I thought I was aware of all the ways our heritage had been exploited to describe groups that are completely unlike it.

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02.18.07

The Secrets of Bohemian Grove

Posted in General at 12:53 pm by ZoeWashburne

What is Bohemian Grove?  Well, imagine a boys camp in the middle of the woods where they wear devilish costumes, perform strange puberty building rituals, have secret meetings, and pee on the trees whenever they feel like it, but instead of boys it’s a gathering of the most powerful and influential men in the United States and the world.  That’s right, Bohemian Grove is a yearly two-week camp in the redwood forests of northern California that attracts some very elite and surprising characters for some male bonding, bizarre rituals, and serious discussions that determine the direction the entire world might take next.  In short, it’s a boy’s camp for World Domination!

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02.17.07

George Galloway Tells How It Is

Posted in General at 2:42 pm by Kevin Scott

This has to be one of the most well documented debates I have ever seen! Galloway sets the scene of reality, putting modern media, and its propaganda to shame. Modern knowledge of conflict in the Arab World is geared towards one side as they try to blind the masses into believing one side of the coin only exists. Galloway sends that coin spinning into the air letting the truth be told out of its rotation from one side to the other. I have never seen a man or woman prove their point and win a debate so well as I have now witnessed with George Galloway. During some random searching online I came across this.
—-George Galloway Debates Arab Conflict—-

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02.14.07

The News You Can Trust?

Posted in General at 9:48 pm by ZoeWashburne

Having done some research for a previous post about China, I found a very interesting website that monitors enemies of the free press around the world.  Reporters Without Borders For Press Freedom (www.rsf.org) complies a worldwide list of countries who are unfriendly to members of and the dissemination of the free press.  This Worldwide Press Freedom Index ranks countries using a questionnaire that is sent out to other freedom organizations, international correspondents, journalists, researchers, and activists around the world.  The 50 questions deal with how much freedom journalists receive in each country and how supportive these countries are to ensuring this freedom.  The index bases its rankings on press freedoms rather than human rights freedoms.

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Conditioning The Masses For Conflict

Posted in General at 4:00 pm by Kevin Scott

It is sad truly, but I think the steps are being taken now to bring on a war with Iran in a war on terror that will never end. All the aggression and tainted media surrounding the topic is already being used against us. Slowly, but now progressively, they are dampening its impact upon us. If one was to watch closely you will see many signs pointing towards this event. Mainly in the conditioning of the masses to accept this is going to happen whether we like it or not.

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