2012 Debate - Politics |
Ratchel Maddow |
We have to highlight and confront all of those that are prepared to construct lies to fulfil an agenda. This is our chance for transition and a time for truth. Today's example of what is wrong: |
The 2012 Transition Debate HERE |
On President Obama's visit to India: Hannity: Cost $200 Million per day. 3,000 People going with him. Hiring the whole Tag Mahal hotel. ------------------- Limbaugh: $200 Million per day. 500 rooms in Taj Mahal hotel. 40 Aircraft -------------------- Beck: $2 Billion. 34 Warships. -------------------- Bachman (below) $200 Million per day. 2,000 people going with him. 870 rooms in the Taj Mahal hotel. |
Egypt In Crisis – From Alexandria to Cairo, Riots and Smoke Fill The Streets. Mubarak names deputy as thousands defy curfew By Edmund Blair and Dina Zayed Edmund Blair And Dina Zayed - January 29, 2011 CAIRO (Reuters) – Egypt's street protesters pushed President Hosni Mubarak into naming a deputy on Saturday for the first time in his 30 years in power, but many went on defying a curfew, urging the army to join them in forcing Mubarak to quit. |
Photo caption: Reuters – Egyptian soldiers sit on top of an armoured vehicle in Cairo January 29, 2011.REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic |
My 1991 Vision of Alexandria By Colin Andrews Posted Jan 29, 2011 I experienced a strange vision of the name Alexandria three time within 24 hours during 1991? Its documented several places and my family know all about it. Short version is that I was sat alone in an aircraft from London to New York and just after the pilot prepared us to fasten our seat belts in preparation for the descent into New York I suddenly saw the name ALEXANDRIA in bold type scrolling from right to left across my vision. Every few seconds it repeated and each time the last three letters (ria) shimmered as if it was in heat haze and faded out to be replaced by two new letters (er), making ALEXANDER - APPEARING TO DEFINE THIS WAS ALEXANDRIA IN EGYPT. I wondered what was happening to me. When I landed and eventually arrived in Connected and was greeted by Synthia, now my wife, it was the first thing I told her. The next morning Synthia was grabbing a coffee while I had a shower and in the shower it happened again and then later that day as we walked across the green in her town of Branford, it happened again. Ive been very alert and looking ever since for what it meant. I even spent time with the guys at The Monroe Institute about it but THIS I think is it. Many things are falling into place now, especially the 2012 studies, the crop circles and the Consciousness research. My gut tells me that THIS IS INDEED THE CROSS ROADS that Ive talked about at my presentations for nearly 30 years now. The Cross Roads I posted on my site two weeks ago - The purple Celtic Cross at the top of the New Postings page. It also happens to be the first symbol I saw as a crop circle that started this work for me in 1983. Could it be that what happens in the coming days in Alexandria will define once again a new and very different period for humanity? Time will tell as we inch now quickly towards 2012. Colin Andrews Jan 29, 2011 |
Mike Ruppert - The Beginning Of Systemic Failure - Latest Update, 26th January 2011 |
E-mail Received January 29, 2011 ALJAZEERA HAVE SHAPED EVENTS IN TUNISIA AND NOW EGYPT For continuous, commercial-free, live coverage click on http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/ Al Jazeera provides a perspective outside the mainstream American propaganda machine. The following article explains the role Al Jazeera in playing in the ongoing drama. The protests rocking the Arab world this week have one thread uniting them: Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based satellite TV channel whose aggressive coverage has helped propel insurgent emotions from one capital ot the next. Al Jazeera has been hailed for helping enable the revolt in Tunisia with its galvanizing early report, even as Western-aligned political factions in Lebanon and the West Bank attacked and burned the channel's offices and vans this week, accusing it of incitement against them. In many way, is it Al Jazeera's moment - not only because of the role it has played but also because the channel has helped to shape a narrative of popular rage against oppressive U.S. - backed Arab governments (and against Israel) since its founding 15 years ago. The notion that there is a common struggle across thge Arab world is something Al Jazeera helped creat, "said Marc Lynch, a professor of Middle East Studies at Geaorge Washington University. "They did not cause these events, but it's almost impossible to imagine all this happening without Al Jazeera. |