Saturday, January 10, 2009

Nassim Haramein speaks at Rougue Valley Metaphysical Library in Ashland, Oregon

It is important to understand the universe we are living in. Now is the time to do our own research and gain more understanding.

Peace
RR

Nassim Haramein - Crossing the Event Horizon

Friday, January 9, 2009

Dr. Jonathan Reed/ UFO Alien

Here's the Lecture of the 2000 "Winter Seminars"

Dr Jonathan Reed

Robert Raith

Pam Macleod

It all started back on November 11, 1998 when a man claiming to be Dr. Jonathan Reed took center stage on the late night radio program Coast To Coast AM with Art Bell. During this program, Reed, accompanied by a man calling himself Robert Raith, told of an October 15, 1996 encounter that was alleged to have taken place in a Washington State forest. Reed said he killed an alien in the woods after the alien had disintegrated his dog. Reed claimed to have taken video and photos of the alien and a UFO (referred to as an "obelisk"). Of course, the story didn't simply end there.

Reed said he took the alien home, stored it in a freezer and was subsequently harassed by government agents that murdered a friend of his and then attempted to kill Reed. Later, the alien comes back to life and the government thugs wipe Reed's identity from the face of the planet, ransack his home and Dr.Reed is forced to live underground aided by an unknown group called "The Alliance" that appears to be protecting him from another group called "The Dark Side" Reed later claimed to have recovered an alien device that attaches to the wrist and to which the functions are unknown... O_o"

Dr. Reed, who claimed to be a Psychologist with a Ph.D, published and sold a book about his alleged alien encounter, has produced and sold presentation videos, earned himself seven appearances on Coast To Coast AM with Art Bell, and garnered three invitations to appear at the International UFO Congress, and appeared on Latin America's most popular television program Otro Rollo.

In the process of all this, a few so-called UFO investigators/researchers claimed to have thoroughly investigated Dr.Reed and his associates. These same investigators have stated that the case is genuine and Dr. Reed is a real doctor. Along with this, some of these people have also stated that Reed has "irrefutable" evidence that is extraterrestrial in origin. Others chose to publicly voice their opinion based on little more than perhaps meeting Dr. Reed and/or viewing Dr. Reed's photo and video evidence.

Obviously it is important to DYOR and come to your own truth.

Peace
RR

OutthereTv 2004 presents Dr Jonathan Reed Alien Encounter Part 1

OutthereTv 2004 presents Dr Jonathan Reed Alien Encounter Part 2

OutthereTv 2004 presents Dr Jonathan Reed Alien Encounter Part 3

OutthereTv 2004 presents Dr Jonathan Reed Alien Encounter Part 4

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 1

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 2

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 3

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 4

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 5

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 7

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 8

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 9

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 10

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 11

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 12

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 13

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 14

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 15

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 16

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 17

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 18

The Lecture of Dr Jonathan Reed's Alien Encounter Part 19

Thursday, January 8, 2009

NASA warns of 'space Katrina' radiation storm

NASA warns of 'space Katrina' radiation storm
2009 01 08

By Lewis Page | theregister.co.uk

Ill solar winds blow nobody any good.

A study funded by NASA has flagged up yet another terrible hazard for those no longer able to get excited about nuclear war, global pandemics, terrorism, climate change, economic meltdown and asteroid strike. Top space brainboxes say that even if the human race survives all those, there is a serious risk of civilisation being brought crashing to its knees by a sudden high-intensity solar radiation storm.

The new study, carried out for NASA by the US National Academy of Sciences, might tickle the palate of even the most jaded disaster connoisseur.

"Whether it is terrestrial catastrophes or extreme space weather incidents, the results can be devastating to modern societies that depend in a myriad of ways on advanced technological systems," says Professor Daniel Baker of Colorado Uni, an expert in atmospheric and space physics who led the report's authors.

In essence, the report, which can be downloaded in pdf here (free registration required) says that sooner or later there will be a solar storm much more powerful than any seen so far in the age of high technology. Such events have occurred in the past, but as the human race then had very basic electrical power grids (or none at all) and made no use of satellites, it didn't matter.

The next space radiation biggy, however, will hit a human civilisation which is becoming more and more dependent on satellites for essential communication and navigation tasks, and whose electrical grids are much more widespread and heavily stressed. The impact of a bad geomagnetic spike would be somewhat as though an unbelievably powerful electromagnetic pulse bomb - of the sort favoured by movie villains but not yet available - had gone off:

While a severe storm is a low-frequency-of-occurrence event, it has the potential for long-duration catastrophic impacts to the power grid and its users. Impacts would be felt on interdependent infrastructures, with, for example, potable water distribution affected within several hours; perishable foods and medications lost in about 12-24 hours; and immediate or eventual loss of heating/air conditioning, sewage disposal, phone service, transportation, fuel resupply, and so on ...
Open access on the transmission system has fostered the transport of large amounts of energy across the power system in order to maximize the economic benefit of delivering the lowest-cost energy to areas of demand. The magnitude of power transfers has grown, and the risk is that the increased level of transfers, coupled with multiple equipment failures, could worsen the impacts of a storm event ...

In summary, present U.S. grid operational procedures ... are unlikely to be adequate for historically large disturbance events.

The impact on satellites would be even more severe, as spacecraft have less shielding from the Earth's atmosphere - and in some cases from the magnetosphere. In particular, the present Global Positioning System (GPS) sat constellation, used by almost every navigation system in the world, is regarded as highly vulnerable to a solar event - though new satellites are to go up shortly equipped with a backup signal which will allow errors to be bowled out.

In general, however, the assembled brainboxes considered that a solar event was a much greater threat to essential space infrastructure than any evil foreign power - for instance - could possibly be. The US military has previously warned of the risk of a "space Pearl Harbour" - a devastating surprise attack against America's space presence, which could leave the world's sole superpower blinded and crippled. According to the National Academy, though, the USA should forget about a space Pearl Harbour and worry instead about "a space Katrina, a storm that we should have been prepared for but were not".

The report mentions technological solutions to most of these possible ills, but says that they mostly aren't in place (apart from the GPS alterations). According to Richard Fisher, head of NASA's Heliophysics division:

"To mitigate possible public safety issues, it is vital that we better understand extreme space weather events caused by the sun's activity."

Article from: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/01/07/space_katrina/

I would consider a little backup so not to be caught unawares............

Be Prepared with the basics, food and water, backup power, a good heat source (wood stove) and plenty of camping supplies. If we are going to be good Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts then it means making a list and checking it twice. Be Prepared!

Peace
RR

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Webster Tarpley/Obama 12/2008

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1104687/Beware-liberal-fascists--leaders-aim-save-controlling-do.html

Beware the liberal fascists - the leaders who aim to 'save' us by controlling everything we do

By Jonah Goldberg
Last updated at 12:01 AM on 04th January 2009

Dictating to us: Barack Obama loves telling us how to live

"His controversial book Liberal Fascism has already divided his own country. Now, as American political columnist JONAH GOLDBERG's bestseller is published in Britain, he explains why he believes that - contrary to conventional wisdom - fascism and left-wing philosophy are inextricably linked ...

Hallelujah! The Bush nightmare is over. The dark night of American fascism is giving way to the dawn of hope, the Age of Obama. The forces of truth will once again prevail and the crypto-Nazis will be banished to their caves.

That pretty much captures a large segment of current liberal conventional wisdom on both sides of the Atlantic.

Over the course of his presidency, President George W. Bush and his supporters have been called fascists and Nazis thousands of times in books, articles, documentaries and by legions of poster-wielding 'progressive' youths with open-toed shoes and closed minds.

Of course, this shouldn't surprise anyone. For more than 70 years the Left has hurled the F-word at anyone who gets in its way - Stalin invented this tactic to de-legitimise socialist opponents, including Leon Trotsky, assassinated for leading a 'fascist coup'.

As early as 1946, George Orwell wrote that: 'The word Fascism has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies "something not desirable".'

Today, a better working definition of a fascist might simply be a conservative who's winning an argument. But what if fascism means something more than 'bad'. What if fascism was not, and is not, a Right-wing phenomenon at all?

For instance, what were the motivating passions of fascism? For starters, there was the cult of unity. The Nazis mastered the spectacle of the crowd to project an aura of unity, equality and common purpose. Submitting yourself to the movement was sold as a cleansing, redemptive, fundamentally spiritual experience.

Such spectacles were made possible by the cult of personality, the faith that a great leader would rise from among 'us' and bring everyone together. Well, where have we recently seen enormous rallies of ecstatic followers?

According to The New York Times, Barack Obama's own recruiters were trained not to talk about issues, but to 'testify' about how they 'came to Obama' the way one might normally talk about coming to Jesus.

'We are the ones we've been waiting for,' Obama told mesmerised crowds. 'Unity is the great need of the hour,' he insisted. We need unity, he explained, 'not because it sounds pleasant or because it makes us feel good, but because it's the only way we can overcome the essential [empathy] deficit that exists in this country'.

Or as his wife, Michelle, put it: 'We need a leader who's going to touch our souls because, you see, our souls are broken.'

It's worth noting that in the Anglo-American tradition, unity is not, in fact, the highest political value. That's why we have constitutions, separation of powers and independent courts. The hero in the Anglo-American tradition is not the mob, but the man who stands up to it.

And yet the cult of unity remains seductive, particularly in chaotic democracies. One way it manifests itself is in the myth of the Third Way, one of Tony Blair's enthusiasms.

It's ironic how the Left is always ready to brand a conservative who steps off the politically correct reservation as a fascist, but sees nothing wrong with embracing concepts that fit neatly within the fascist wheelhouse.

Italian Fascism and German National Socialism were both sold as a Third Way that would bypass all hard choices. 'Neither Right nor Left!' was a central fascist slogan.

The trouble with the Third Way is its core assumption that any hard choice is a 'false choice'.

Economic growth and environmental regulations, socialised medicine and medical innovation, none of these things is at odds with one another so long as the right enlightened geniuses are in power.

Micro-managing: Hillary Clinton envisages state intervention after all births

The brilliance of the Third Way is that it sounds like a slogan for centrists and moderates, but is really a utopian vision for rule by benevolent masters.

Nonetheless, it's also important to remember that fascist isn't necessarily synonymous with 'evil'. Militarism during the first third of the 20th Century was seen as the best means of organising society. Since then, liberals have been searching for a moral equivalent of war that would inspire citizens to drop their personal ambitions and, in President Woodrow Wilson's words, 'marry their interests to the state'.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal of the early Thirties was just such an enterprise, complete with militarised work, environmental and youth programs - the New Deal was initially hailed by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini as a great fascist undertaking.

These days, you cannot open a newspaper or magazine without finding some earnest liberal hoping, predicting or begging that Obama will launch a 'new New Deal'.

Obama styles himself after FDR and insists Americans must rally behind his agenda the way the 'greatest generation' fought the Second World War.

But today, the desire to find a moral equivalent of war that will bind the individual to the State manifests itself in unlikely places. Consider the ever-increasing emphasis on 'the children'.

Ever since Plato, the idea of capturing the hearts and minds of children has fascinated social planners. Mussolini cast himself as a 'schoolmaster' to the nation, while in the Soviet Union a prize was given by the State in honour of a boy who informed against his mother and father. Late last year, a British energy company created a website to teach children how to become 'climate cops' and turn in their own parents.

Hillary Clinton summarised the attitude well when she insisted Americans 'have to start thinking and believing that there isn't really any such thing as someone else's child'.

In her book, It Takes A Village, she reveals that babies of all classes are born in a state of crisis so profound that immediate state intervention is required.

They need immediate aid from the 'helping professions' since even wealthy parents feel stress and 'we know that babies sense the stress'. If ever there was a utopian goal for government, the elimination of parental stress must be it.

Like so many progressives, Clinton seems ignorant of how her ideas might come across to people who don't already agree with her.

For instance, those with a memory of Orwell's 1984 might be disturbed by her idea that the government should mount giant television screens wherever 'people gather and have to wait'. The screens would play, on a continuous loop, official instructions on how to care for your children.

Across the Western world, the politically correct micro-managing of daily life continues to intensify. In Britain, closed-circuit cameras, once used in the name of security, are now used to police everything from dropping litter to eating in your car. In Australia last month, a local government ruled that its beaches must be cleansed of sharp seashells that might cut children's feet. In Canada, thought-crime prosecutions are becoming routine.

Tony Blair's so-called 'Third Way' was a manfestation of the cult of unity

It's also worth recalling that the mania sweeping Britain and parts of America for bans on tobacco, alcohol, fattening foods, non-organic foods and non-local foods has significant antecedents in Nazi ideology.

Hitler Youth manuals proclaimed that 'nutrition is not a private matter', a slogan that summarises vast swathes of the eco-Left's propagandising.

Nazis led the world in researching organic foods and alternative medicines (the concentration camp Dachau boasted the largest alternative and organic medicine research lab in the world).

Heinrich Himmler was an animal rights activist and proponent of 'natural healing'. Hitler and his advisers discussed the need to move the entire nation to vegetarianism as a response to the unhealthiness promoted by capitalism.

Even though we are greeted every day with countless stories of 'political correctness gone mad' we tend to dismiss them as solitary or silly.

But the reality is that they fit into a bigger picture, a coherent Left-wing agenda. The idea is that there can be no safe harbours from politics. If 'you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem'.

And it's up to the State and the social engineers to solve problems - whether you like it or not."

We must study history to recognize the parallels with our past experience. It is time to DYOR and come to your own truth.