Arsenal of Hypocricy

Part 1

Part 2

Posted: 10:03:17 PM  

November 6, 2007 on Oprah: Click here to watch the video.

Posted: 9:38:28 PM  

Posted: 9:33:37 PM  

'Snip it' Widgets are a great way to link to your favorite eSnips files and folders from your blog or website.

This is episode 3:

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Posted: 3:57:20 PM  

More video's on: www.dailymotion.com/MarinaOfLight

Posted: 2:01:15 PM  

Sign the Petition

The case of United States vs. Edward and Elaine Brown was not about income taxes. For more than a dozen years, they simply asked the Internal Revenue Service to show them the law that specifically makes them liable to pay the federal income tax, all the while stating that if the government could do so, they would gladly pay all income taxes and never question the law again. Instead, the Internal Revenue Service ignored their requests, year after year, although the Browns were constitutionally entitled to an answer.

Ron Paul on the IRS

Posted: 1:54:33 PM  

Lovelock: 'Global Warming Will Kill 6 Billion'

THINK!

Posted: 1:27:43 PM  

(fixed it ... sorry for the wrong url :-P )

Posted: 1:23:04 PM  

The data, including names, telephone numbers, credit card information and travel itinerary, would be sent to E.U. member states so they could assess passenger risk for counterterrorism purposes, according to a draft copy obtained by The Washington Post.
The European Commission proposal would allow the data to be kept for 13 years or longer if used in criminal investigations and intelligence operations. It would cover all passengers flying into and out of Europe, not just Americans.

Posted: 1:18:12 PM  

November 4, 2007

Drug trafficking, white slavery, prostitution and pornography finances secret New World Order programs. Elements in the CIA, FBI, Coast Guard, Military, and police are all involved, as is the Mafia.

This information may upset or enrage some people. I could not bring myself to read these books for over two years. The torture and depravity they describe is excruciating. My mental filters would not accept it. Writing about it is difficult.

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Posted: 9:57:56 AM  

No problem at all

It's perfectly natural to feel resistance toward the things you have to do. Yet there is no need for that resistance to get the best of you.

You can acknowledge that resistance and allow it. Then, you can just as easily choose to let it go.

After all, the resistance is something you have created. Without your active support, it melts away.

Imagine the freedom of simply doing what must be done, without having to fight against it. You can always choose to enjoy that freedom and the effectiveness it brings.

It's normal to feel resistance when circumstances or other people compel you to do something. That's true even if it's something you would enjoy doing anyway.

Keep in mind that most of what makes a task unpleasant is your attitude toward it. Acknowledge your resistance, quickly let it go, and many of the things you once dreaded will become no problem at all.

Ralph Marston | www.greatday.com

Posted: 8:58:52 AM  

A magnitude 5.8 earthquake has struck in a place where earthquakes are rare, but sometimes large.

Posted: 8:52:51 AM  

A volcano in Indonesia that was mistakenly thought to have erupted is baffling scientists, who said Monday that energy surging inside it had surpassed that of its last eruption in 1990.

Posted: 8:51:15 AM  

The depth and criminal severity of the CIA's subversion of American activists partaking in entirely legal and constitutionally guaranteed dissent was recently revealed in documents released to the the National Security Archive at George Washington University, known as the 'family jewels' by agency insiders.

Posted: 8:48:13 AM  

Enigma

Posted: 8:41:32 AM  

Photo HighLight

The moon is seen above the "Feegletscher" (Fairy Glacier) near the ski resort of Saas-Fee in the Swiss alps

Posted: 8:40:34 AM  

Afghan and international narcotics experts have strongly criticised a proposed pilot project to grow opium poppy legally in Afghanistan for use in medicines.

It has the backing of the European Parliament and will go to European Union foreign ministers for consideration at a meeting later this month.

Posted: 8:28:27 AM  

The U.S. Army wants 418,000 acres of private ranch land to triple the size of its Pi[radical]±on Canyon Maneuver Site, a training area considered suitable - some would say essential - for preparing American warriors to do battle in the Middle East and Afghanistan.

Colorado may not be alone. Military planners foresee a need for 5 million more acres for training facilities by 2011.

Posted: 8:27:31 AM  

Police have baton-charged a rally by Pakistani lawyers protesting outside the High Court in Karachi against the state of emergency, lawyers say.

Posted: 8:25:16 AM