"Don't
ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and go do
it. Because what the world needs is people who've come alive.
Sometimes, the fear of the unknown is greater than the misery of the
known."
I can't update this website fast
enough because...
In one year, we
produce more information than in the previous 5,000 years.
These interviews
will change the way you view the world!
Jim Marrs on Obama and the 'Fourth
Reich'.
"The world is as you dream it -
trade in the old nightmare..."
Don't watch them
if you want to stay asleep to the coming reality...
Jessica Schab - Crystal child.
She takes about 15-20 minutes to
blossom into an incredibly eloquent speaker with a powerful and moving message.
Miriam Delicardo
"We are not
alone, we are being watched."
"If every
individual on the planet planted a small garden, we would not have
to produce so much oil, or transportation, or pollution, or
plastics. It would also give every individual on the planet a taste
again, a glimpse of why we are here. To be able to experience the
beauty around us. Educate yourselves on what is happening to the
Earth's seeds."
Leo Zagami (Italian Aristocrat) on religious
structure and world power -
"There
are practicing Muslims within the Vatican."
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
A third viewpoint from George
Green -
"I sat there with the
Governor and we’re talking about wiping out the American population
down to twenty million."
I would also recommend the Benjaman
Fulford interviews about power, finance and corruption.
Living in Japan, he was the first
westerner to join an eastern secret society and was 'offered' the
position of US Finance Minister. With death threats coming from all
sides, he now brokers a deal to prevent the US becoming
bankrupt, end poverty and ensure world peace. 'Kings like wars and wars cost
money'. Fulford offers a new way of life and a win-win scenario for
politicians, organised crime and the poor of the world. By part 3, a
new world order is revealed.
"I think that we can learn about the future by looking at our
evolutionary past. So when the billions and trillions of cells that
make up our bodies agreed to become part of one body, there was some
serious bargaining. So, you know, some cells got to be brain cells
and some cells had to be asshole cells, right? But to compensate,
for example, the assholes get lots of pleasure and they don’t have
to work very hard and they’re treated with respect. You know, people
even lick them!
And so the point is, the same way, somebody’s gotta collect garbage
and clean toilets. And you’ve gotta give them shorter working hours,
better pay, and compensation for that work. In other words, by
creating a really good balance for all people, you’ll maximize human
progress. That’s the bottom line. It’s common sense. You don’t
suppress people. You lift them up and release their potential."
Of course, Fulford's offer was
decline and it is rumoured that Japan bailed the US out
anyway...
No
batteries, never needs winding, always dead accurate...
