California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger took up the time-honored tradition of hooking up friends on the way out of office by reducing the prison term of political ally Fabian Nuñez's son, Esteban, who participated in the murder of a college student.
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Elderly greeter at Utah store says she was harassed by a police chief.
and feel better about herself in 2011.
But on Dec. 27, the 35-year-old from Coral Gables,
Fla., died just a few hours into her procedure for
abdominal liposuction and buttock injections, which
she was undergoing at a private cosmetic surgery
clinic in south Florida.
Spencer Aronfeld, the attorney representing the
Zelaya family, said the family was told by employees at
the Strax Rejuvenation Clinic, a private center in Ft.
Lauderdale, that Lidvian would be able to go home
shortly after the procedure.
Zelaya, a U.S. resident from Nicaragua, underwent
breast augmentation at the same clinic a few years
ago with no complications.
"She had some degree of confidence in the facility,"
said Aronfeld.
But three hours into the procedure, clinic assistants
told Zelaya's husband that something had gone
wrong. Zelaya was rushed to Florida Medical Center,
where she was pronounced dead.
"We don't know precisely what went wrong," said
Aronfeld, who has handled cosmetic procedure
malpractice cases for more than two decades.
"Something didn't go appropriately in this case. Right
now I'm in investigative mode rather than accusatory
mode," he said.
"Right now I'm bound by federal privacy laws," said
Phillip Feanney, general counsel who represents Strax
Rejuvenation.
According to Feanney, Strax Rejuvenation is unable
to confirm Zelaya was a patient at the Fort Lauderdale
clinic. The clinic is awaiting routine medical error
reports, he said.
Cosmetic surgery is common among many people
clinics compete with flashy advertisements and s
pecial promotions aimed at south Florida residents.
According to the family, Zelaya was in perfect medical
condition, and the clinic cleared her through a pre-
operative screening. Now, the family is urging anyone
considering cosmetic surgery to undergo a second,
pre-surgical health evaluation by an independent
primary care physician.
"I think it's an inherent conflict of interest if you are
getting screened by the surgeon who wants to do the
procedure," said Aronfeld.
Aronfeld said he is looking into the clinic's history
and Gordon's background.
According to public records, Dr. Roger L. Gordon,
Zelaya's consulting plastic surgeon at Strax
Rejuvenation Clinic who allegedly performed the
procedure, has had 20 lawsuits filed against him
since 2004.
Public records filed by the Maryland Board of
Physicians show that he was put on probation, but
the reason was not disclosed. In Florida, Gordon had
his staff privileges terminated from the Florida
Medical Center, however public records do not
"We are not in the role of accusing, we're in the
process of investigating," Aronfeld said.
The family said they are awaiting medical records
and autopsy results before deciding to file a lawsuit.
"At this time we have a lot of questions. We want to
know who screened her, how she was screened, and
what happened," said Aronfeld.
ABC News' Lauren Pearle contributed to this report.
11-year-old girl hailed as brave hero escaping physical and sexual torture.
found today in a suburban San Diego home that
burned down Saturday after a man called 911
claiming to have shot his wife and saying he was
going to set their house on fire.
The remains of one body, which authorities said
today appeared to be that of a 60-year-old man, were
removed from the rubble after the fire was
extinguished Saturday, but officials have not
identified the victim.
The blaze in Santee, Calif., caused a neighbor's
house to catch fire, according to the San Diego
County Sheriff's Department, because firefighters were
hindered by threats from someone inside the house
and the sound of explosions as the house burned.
The fire at the home, which public records indicate
belonged to 60-year-old Michael Cour and 70-year-o
ld Janice Gervais since 1999, was reported at 2:40
p.m. Saturday.
The World Savings Bank had foreclosed on the
property on Dec. 6, and the couple filed for voluntary
bankruptcy last summer, according to KABC-TV Los
Angeles.
A man called 911 Saturday afternoon and told
deputies that he had shot his wife and was going to
burn his house down, at which point a homicide unit
from the shriff's department was immediately sent to
the scene.
The man also said he would shoot any deputies who
showed up, according to the San Diego Union-
Tribune.
Neighbors speaking with ABC News affiliate KGTV in
San Diego said they smelled gas coming from the
house before the fire.
Nathan Hoover, one of the neighbors, also said he
thought his neighbor was joking when he told him
and his roommates on Saturday that he was going to
Hoover said that within minutes he saw flames
shooting from the house and he began to hear
unusual loud noises.
"Here we are smelling gasoline in the house coming
over, so we knew that he wasn't messing around,"
Hoover said.
"There were explosions ... so he must have owned a
lot of ammunition or had plans or something," he s
aid. "You could hear the pow ... that type of sound."
Speaking with KGTV, Hoover said that he knows little
about the residents at the house, but he said it was a
man and wife, whose names he never knew.
Santee Deputy Fire Chief Richard Mattick said
firefighters who arrived on the scene were not able to
immediately enter the house, as there was a clear
threat that an armed man may be inside.
"Our primary concern, of course, is life safety, our
personnel and the public," Mattick said. "We don't
know the quantity that's in there, we don't know if
there are weapons or gunpowder in there extra ... so
we take those things very seriously."
m., destroyed the home and caused damage to a
nearby home, according to a Heartland Fire
Department dispatcher.
Once the fire was officially out, firefighters
discovered the charred remains of one person, and
began searching for a second body.
Speaking to the San Diego Union-Tribune, neighbor
Ruth Taloza said the man who lived in the house
recently came to her home to give her an air
compressor. When she walked across the street to
thank him, he revealed that his wife has cancer, and
that they were losing their home.
"He told me they're being kicked out of their home
and they were both laid off from their jobs," Taloza
said. "They had tried for a lower loan rate and were
denied."
The sheriff's bomb arson squad and a homicide unit
are investigating the incident, according to the San
Diego Sheriff's Department.
It began with a sheriff's deputy investigating a report
of gunfire at a trailer park. By the time it was over, the
deputy and the suspected shooter were dead, and a
police officer was wounded in a gunbattle with the
suspect.
"This is the worst day of my entire law enforcement
career," said Clark County Sheriff Gene Kelly, who has
been sheriff for 24 years.
Deputy Suzanne Hopper was shot Saturday as she
tried to photograph a footprint in the Enon Beach
mobile-home park in western Ohio, Kelly said.
Hopper, who was married last year and had two
children, didn't have the opportunity to return fire or
take cover, he said.
Police officers were trying to talk to the shooting
suspect when he fired on them from inside a trailer,
and a German Township officer was wounded in an
exchange of gunfire, Kelly said. There were "many,
many, many" shots fired by the suspect and eight
officers, he said.
The wounded officer, Jeremy Blum, was hospitalized
in fair condition, a hospital supervisor said.
Authorities were still investigating and weren't ready
to say whether police gunfire killed the suspect,
whose identity wasn't released, Kelly said. It's
possible the suspect, who had "a history" with the
sheriff's office, killed himself, he said.
Enon Beach resident Angelina Inman said she looked
out of her trailer at the park, which sits near a
highway, to see the deputy lying on the ground. She
watched as another officer tried to reach her body.
"He was itching to get her," Inman said. "He kept
radioing in, can he please get her, and he was told no
because it wasn't secure. You could see that male
sheriff crying — he wanted to get her, he wanted to
get her bad."
Sgt. Dustin White had accompanied Hopper to the
and about 50 miles west of Columbus, and was
interviewing a family whose trailer had been shot at
when he heard Hopper scream, Kelly said.
"We believed we had an active shooter, which we did,
and we wanted to get her some medical attention, but
we didn't want to get anyone else shot," the sheriff
said.
Enon Beach acts as a seasonal campground with some
summer-only residents and others who live there
year-round. A portion of Interstate 70 was closed
twice for a total of about an hour because the trailer
park is so close to the roadway, Ohio State Highway
Patrol Lt. Gary Lewis said.
A girl who lives in the trailer park said she knew the
shooting suspect and he had a temper.
"He was a quiet person, but if you made him mad —
he wasn't very pleasant," 15-year-old Chelsea Bagley
said.
Her mother's boyfriend, John Burkhardt, said he heard
the shots fired in the neighborhood. Police then
arrived, Burkhardt said, and for several minutes
authorities asked the suspect over a loud speaker to
come out and surrender.
Burkhardt said. "They were begging him to come out,
but he wouldn't come out."
Shortly after, Burkhardt said, authorities opened fire
on the man's trailer.
"All hell broke loose," he said.
Police threw smoke grenades before storming the
trailer and finding the suspect dead, Kelly said.
He said he had hired Hopper in 1999 and had known
her since the police academy.
Hopper, 40, was known for her dedication to the job
and adherence to keeping herself safe, Kelly said. The
former officer of the year was wearing a protective
vest Saturday, but it didn't shield her from the gunfire
that killed her, he said.
"If she would have known there was a suspect in that
trailer she'd have never walked that way without
additional units and without taking cover," Kelly said.
Hopper once went six straight years without calling
in sick and often put on charity events for the Special
Olympics and other causes, Kelly said.
"Her personnel file is filled with accolades and
commendations and always service before self," he
said.
The Air Force has a fancy new camera technology, called "Gorgon Stare," which can "transmit live video images of physical movement across an entire town." Too bad it's basically useless!
Yes, that's right, the Air Force has a new toy:
The system, made up of nine video cameras mounted on a remotely piloted aircraft, can transmit live images to soldiers on the ground or to analysts tracking enemy movements. It can send up to 65 different images to different users.... Maj. Gen. James O. Poss, the Air Force's assistant deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance [says] "Gorgon Stare will be looking at a whole city, so there will be no way for the adversary to know what we're looking at, and we can see everything."
How great is that? They'll never know what we're looking at, because we're looking at everything!
Except that... we still don't actually have the capacity to actually look at everything.
Questions persist, however, about whether the military has the capability to sift through huge quantities of imagery quickly enough to convey useful data to troops in the field.
And even if we could, we still would have no clue what we're looking at!
Officials also acknowledge that Gorgon Stare is of limited value unless they can match it with improved human intelligence—eyewitness reports of who is doing what on the ground.
Hurrah! We've built a $17.5 million machine, the main purpose of which is to produce functionally indecipherable data in quantities well beyond our capabilities to process it (a.k.a. "reality"). Who do they have designing this shit? Borges?
[WaPo; image via Getty]
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Anonymous, the loosely-organized band of hacker activists and vigilantes, has chosen its next victim: The government of Tunisia. (They've taken down its official website.) Why? In part, because it tried to block access to secret-sharing website Wikileaks.
Sometime in early December, according to The Next Web Middle East, the Tunisian government blocked not just Wikileaks but any news source publishing or referencing leaked cables that originated or referenced Tunisia—including Tunileaks, a Tunisia-specific exploration of the massive cache of diplomatic communication. In one of the cables, an American diplomat referred to the country as "a police state"; currently, anti-government protests have wracked the country in the wake of an unemployed man's self-immolation.
The block of Tunileaks wasn't the first time the Tunisian government had attempted to censor the internet. But it seems to have been noteworthy enough to have spurred, or at least raised the profile of, a semi-organized effort to, well, mess with the Tunisian government's web presence. (It doesn't hurt that Wikileaks is the current internet cause célèbre.) A "recruiting" call went up on AnonNews.org, a user-edited clearing house for information and news by and about the disorganized, decentralized "hacktivist" group:
A time for truth has come. A time for people to express themselves freely and to be heard from anywhere in the world. The Tunisian government wants to control the present with falsehoods and misinformation in order to impose the future by keeping the truth hidden from its citizens. We will not remain silent while this happens. Anonymous has heard the claim for freedom of the Tunisian people. Anonymous is willing to help the Tunisian people in this fight against oppression. It will be done. It will be done.
This is a warning to the Tunisian government: attacks at the freedom of speech and information of its citizens will not be tolerated. Any organization involved in censorship will be targeted and will not be released until the Tunisian government hears the claim for freedom to its people. It's on the hands of the Tunisian government to stop this situation. Free the net, and attacks will cease, keep on that attitude and this will just be the beginning.
"#optunisia" so far seems to have taken the same kind of disruptive strategy that Anonymous hackers used in December against PayPal and MasterCard when those companies announced they wouldn't do business with Wikileaks anymore. But while in those cases the "hacking" was limited to DDoS attacks that took down the sites temporarily, there is some evidence that the hackers involved in #optunisia have been a little more sophisticated—specifically, this screenshot taken of the Tunisian Prime Minister's website (courtesy WL Central):
The Prime Minister's site, as well as official government site Tunisia.gov.tn and several others, are, as of this blog post's publication, down.
[WL Central; AnonNews; Wikileaks Forum via Michael Hastings]
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by Mark Memmott
Stories have shown up in several news outlets over the past couple days about, as the Associated Press says, "a movement of Christians loosely organized by radio broadcasts and websites, independent of churches and convinced by their reading of the Bible that the end of the world will begin May 21, 2011."
The San Francisco Chronicle writes that a leading voice in that movement is Harold Camping, who runs the Family Radio evangelical station "that reaches listeners around the world."
In this Dec. 17, 2010 photo in Raleigh, N.C., Allison Warden poses with her car showing a message about the rapture. Warden, of Raleigh, has been helping organize a campaign using billboards, post cards and other media in cities across the U.S. through a website, We Can Know.
Camping once thought that Judgment Day (when some say believers will be taken to heaven and others will be left on earth for about five months of torment) would come on Sept. 6, 1994. According to the Chronicle, "Camping allowed that he may have made a mathematical error. He spent the next decade running new calculations [based on his reading of the bible], as well as overseeing a media company that has grown significantly in size and reach."
Now, thanks to the Internet age, word about May 21 is being spread via the Web.
And, as you can see in the photo with this post, some are advertising their belief on billboards, RVs and cars.
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4-Year-Old Boy Found Dead In Manure Pit
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In Isolated Utah City, New Clubs for Gay Students
Eric Hamren of the Utah Pride Center trains student organizers. Last January, nine high schools in Utah had active Gay-Straight Alliances; last month, 32 did.
By ERIK ECKHOLM
ST. GEORGE, Utah — Some disapproving classmates called members of the new club “Satanists.” Another asked one of the girls involved, “Do you have a disease?”
But at three local high schools here this fall, dozens of gay students and their supporters finally convened the first Gay-Straight Alliances in the history of this conservative, largely Mormon city. It was a turning point here and for the state, where administrators, teachers and even the Legislature have tried for years to block support groups for gay youths, calling them everything from inappropriate to immoral.
The new alliances in St. George were part of a drastic rise this fall in the number of clubs statewide, reflecting new activism by gay and lesbian students, an organizing drive by a gay rights group and the intervention of the American Civil Liberties Union, which has threatened to sue districts that put up arbitrary hurdles. Last January, only 9 high schools in Utah had active Gay-Straight Alliances; by last month, the number had reached 32.
The alliances must still work around a 2007 state law that was expressly intended to stifle them by requiring parental permission to join and barring any discussions of sexuality or contraception, even to prevent diseases.
Gayle Ruzicka, president of the Utah Eagle Forum, a conservative family group, promoted the law. Its authors expected, she said, that requiring parental permission would deter some children from joining the alliances and that restricting topics for discussion would mean that “there’s not a lot of purpose in being there, and the clubs end up being pretty small.”
“I just don’t think these clubs are appropriate in schools,” Ms. Ruzicka said. “You can talk about providing support, but you’re also creating a gay recruiting tool.”
But members of the new clubs said they were undaunted by the restrictions, which they said showed a misunderstanding of what the alliances meant for students who had often lived with fear and shame — at home and at school.
Kate Hanson, a 15-year-old bisexual sophomore at Snow Canyon High School, said that having the alliance “helps you realize that there are others like you and there are people who support you.”
“I was so excited when I heard we could have a G.S.A.,” she said. “I just thought it would be a fun club.”
With the increase in alliances, Utah is joining a growing national movement to provide friendly meeting places in schools for students who have often felt like misfits, clubs where gay youths and their supporters can socialize, speak out against discrimination and sponsor events like the Day of Silence in honor of bullied students.
Since the first club was formed in Massachusetts in 1988, by a gay boy and a straight girl with same-sex parents who were tired of being stigmatized, the organizations have spread to most of the country, reaching more than 4,000 high schools and even a handful of middle schools by 2008. The clubs are surging anew after recent publicized suicides of gay teenagers, said Eliza Byard, director of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network in New York.
The struggles of the alliances in Utah are known to advocates around the country. In 1997, when Salt Lake City school officials discovered that they could not single out alliances for a ban, they took the extraordinary step of outlawing all extracurricular clubs in district schools.
That move drew national attention and helped spur the creation of new alliances in other states, said Carolyn Laub, director of the GSA Network, a group based in California that provides leadership training.
The Salt Lake district eventually backed down, but as of last January, only nine clubs were active in the state, six of those in the capital.
Publicity about the breakthrough in St. George, an isolated city in the red-bluff desert of southwest Utah, has inspired students in other parts of the state, and by last month at least 32 clubs were operating, said Eric Hamren of the Utah Pride Center in Salt Lake City. He spent last spring and summer locating and training student organizers, finding some of them at the annual Queer Prom that his organization puts on for gay and lesbian students around the state.
But resistance continues. Some schools are still imposing legally shaky barriers, like requiring the unanimous approval of student officers or prohibiting activities that violate “community morals,” said Darcy Goddard, legal director of the A.C.L.U. of Utah.
As she did in St. George last year, Ms. Goddard has warned officials that such policies may violate the federal Equal Access Act— a law passed by Congress in the 1980s, mainly to protect Bible study groups in schools, that has become a prime tool for protecting Gay-Straight Alliances from arbitrary hurdles.
In 2007, conservative groups pushed through the state Student Clubs Act, still on the books, that was aimed at the alliances and reflected what rights groups called misleading stereotypes.
The law requires parental permission for participation in all school clubs and says organizations can be barred to “protect the physical, emotional, psychological or moral well-being of students and faculty.”
Students say the law reflects misconceptions about both homosexuality and the alliances, which in many cases are led by straight girls who want to support gay friends or siblings. The club at Dixie High School here, for example, is led by Bethany Coyle, a senior who describes herself as straight and a supporter of equal rights. She said that one vice principal had asked if the club would recruit homosexuals and that students had scrawled epithets on a sign-up sheet, scaring off some potential members.
A teacher advising one of the new clubs in St. George said that he opened each of the weekly meetings with a reminder of the forbidden topics of discussion, but that it was proving irrelevant. The students, he said, seemed more interested in making friends and planning events.
Jason Osmanski, a 17-year-old junior who was a driving force behind the new alliance at Snow Canyon High School and now serves as its president, said that while members sometimes shared stories of harassment, they did not need to discuss sexuality at the meetings.
If the students’ legal right to a club seems firmly established, antigay feelings in the community persist. Alliance members in St. George were disheartened by school board elections this fall, when several candidates spoke out against the groups, saying they hoped parents would refuse to give their permission for students to join.
The students say that they are ready to adapt to any reasonable conditions, and that they will persevere.
TSA Photocopies a Mans Credit Cards and Other Personal Documents
They Dare Not Speak Its Name….Rothschild Zionism
David De Rothschild (Rothschild Family Bloodline)
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By David Icke
Most conspiracy researchers either don’t realize the fundamental significance of this network or are too frightened to say so if they do. Sod that.
It is widely known as Zionism or, as I call it, more accurately, I suggest … Rothschild Zionism. I add the ‘Rothschild’ to constantly emphasize the true creators of Zionism and its controllers to this day (see Human Race Get Off Your Knees).
I’ll explain the connection later to the gathering economic catastrophe, but some background is necessary to put it all in the context that it needs to be seen.
Ask most people about Zionism and they will say ‘that’s the Jews’, but while this is the impression the Rothschild networks in politics and the media have sought very successfully to ‘sell’ as ‘common knowledge’, it is not true. It represents only a minority of them and many others who are not Jewish.
They also believe that the real borders of Israel must encompass what is now Israel, including Gaza and the West Bank still officially owned by the Palestinians, plus Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Egypt and Jordan, or, as Genesis puts it: ‘… from the brook of Egypt to the Euphrates’.
That’s the public expression of Zionism, but at its inner core it is a secret society created and controlled by the House of Rothschild.
They have sought to sell the ‘Zionism-means-all-Jewish-people’ lie so that they can condemn as ‘anti-Semites’ and ‘racists’ anyone who exposes the truth about Rothschild Zionism and its agents in government, banking, business, media, military etc.
This is why most researchers won’t go there even if they are aware enough to know that they should go there. To uncover and expose what is happening in the world we need all the ‘bees’ – brain, backbone, balls – and never more so than now.
Oh yeah, and add consciousness if you want to see how deep the rabbit hole really goes beyond five-sense reality.
Racism is the ultimate ignorance in that it relates ‘self’ to the body instead of the Consciousness – Awareness – animating and experiencing through the body. It is like judging a man by his spacesuit instead of the person inside it.
So racists are ridiculous, juvenile and silly, but no way is the threat of being branded as one (they have already tried and failed) going to stop me exposing what must be exposed if the Control System is to fall.
The world’s most extreme racists are, after all, the Rothschild Zionists, anyway. Israel is an apartheid state every bit as much as were apartheid South Africa and apartheid America.
And by that I don’t only mean the evil that is inflicted upon the Palestinian people minute-by-minute, day-by-day, but also the extraordinarily racist divisions within Jewish society with the black Jews from Ethiopia, for example, treated as little more than vermin.
So let us get past the calculated smokescreen that challenging Rothschild Zionism and the horrors of Israel means you are anti-Jewish and instead look at the simple facts that they don’t want you to know and acknowledge.
Firstly, you don’t have to be Jewish to be a Rothschild Zionist, as US Vice-President, Joe Biden, publicly said while arse-licking his masters in Tel Aviv (ultimately his masters at Chateau Rothschild).
Some of the most vehement Rothschild Zionists are the Christian Zionists in the United States and elsewhere, led most vocally by their ‘spiritual’ leader, John C. Hagee. Think of the worst kind of extreme Bible-bashing hypocrite and you’ve got him to a tee.
Hagee is the founder and National Chairman of the Christian-Zionist organization, Christians United for Israel, he’s a regular visitor to Israel and has met every prime minister since Menachem Begin.
New Pitt coach jailed on domestic violence charge
Assistant St. Joseph County Police Chief Bill Redman said Haywood was arrested about 3 p.m. Friday after a custody issue developed with a woman with whom Haywood has a child. The unidentified woman told police that Haywood grabbed her by the arm and neck and pushed her as she tried to leave.
Redman said the woman had marks on her neck, arms and back.
"The University of Pittsburgh is aware of an alleged incident involving head football coach Michael Haywood today in South Bend, Indiana," the school said in an e-mailed statement. "The University expects the highest standards of conduct from its employees, including its coaches, and any breach of those standards is a very serious matter. The University will decline further comment until more complete information is available."
Haywood will be held without bond in the St. Joseph County jail until he goes before a judge. Redman said that might occur over the weekend, but no later than Monday.
Pittsburgh hired Haywood on Dec. 16 to replace Dave Wannstedt, who resigned under pressure. Haywood led Miami (Ohio) to a 9-4 record this season and the Mid-American Conference championship.
The 46-year-old Haywood also has been an assistant coach at Army, Ohio University, Ball State, LSU, Texas and alma mater Notre Dame.
I will provide a train of unconventional and controversial information. The intention is not to blog, but to create an archive which is relatively independent from time. This is a repository of my own thoughts, and I will continue to write as long as I can handle a keyboard, irrespective of feedback from the surrounding. I will periodically alter or withdraw information which I come to consider incorrect or misleading according to the due course of my own learning. Everything has to start somewhere, but after that point one must remain as objective as possible, and thereby become able to change any given subjective opinion at any time in order to stay honest in relation to oneself.
Unfortunately most people choose ignorance, simply because it is easier to anesthetize oneself with fake truths than to choose the narrow road and experience what Jean Paul Sartre called “the vertiginous feeling of absolute freedom”.
It is exactly this chosen ignorance which leads to concepts like “the banality of evil”, and in turn gives rise to genocide, war, slavery and other horrors.
Sadly, human beings throughout history have tended to discover their evils in retrospect, because the greatest horrors are brought ahead by false prophets.
This is nothing new, it has always been this way. Thus one should not hope or strive to inform others.
Although nobody is perfect, any human being can be beautiful and has the power to save him or herself to become one with God. That is beyond race, capacity or belief system. Many great people have lived and died in silence with fulfilment and happiness accompanied by superior knowledge. They are the “happy few” as I see it.
The actual truth is more insane than most people can imagine, but we owe it to the victims to speak it. It lies behind and beside the official explanations.
At this point, even though there would be much more to add, my own learning on the subjects of this archive has come to an end.
As saddened by the state of these matters as I am, I still believe that it is in the right and capacity of every person to reach an independent spirituality and connection with God untainted by the forces of evil. I will try my best to succeed with this myself in a simple life, and wish everyone else inclined to do so the best of luck.
