Dolores Cannon’ s Vision Of A New Earth [Video]

liloumace | December 2011

The earth is going to separate into the new earth and the old earth.  This is similar to the biblical “new heaven new earth.”

The earth is a living being, and is moving into a new incarnation in a different dimension.  This requires the earth to change her vibratory frequency. Those who move with the earth much also upgrade vibration to match the new Earth vibration.

View entire video here (~ 45 minutes)

How To Create Experience Consciously

The Guides – According to Rick Levine, today “we are eager to express our thoughts because information flows more freely now that quicksilver Mercury has regained its normal speed since its recent retrograde. Additionally, mental Mercury joins the karmic North Node of the Moon, deepening current conversations by connecting them to important issues from our past. The Moon’s supportive sextile to Mercury elevates the importance of subjective emotions and encourages us to share our feelings.”

Today I’m thinking about a cyclical now mood commitment to create experience consciously. I want to become more whole. More integrated. A more balanced torroidal Self.

The Guides suggest anchoring and seeding thought along a 7-year cycle to amplify resonance within self in belief structures that vitalize the properties of manifestation. The seeding is in the form of a generalism framed within a particular. For example, the generalism “I intend to explore Selfhood and solidify belief into form” becomes particularized in “now” moments within 7-year progressed cycles as follows:

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Monika Mitchell ~ The Federal Reserve – Helping the Rich get Richer

Good Business International | November 29, 2011

BNP ParibasAs the Occupy Wall Street movement continues to throw light on the economic hardship of the 99%, the United States Federal Reserve continues to do its part to widen the economic gap between Wall Street and Main Street. The new plan is to purchase $545 billion worth (that’s a b) of mortgage-backed securities from the biggest banks in the universe – the ones who created the toxic debt in the first place. And that is on top of the $2.3 trillion (that’s a t) already vacuumed up by the Federal Reserve’s defaulting debt sucking machine.

So here we go again – one more time. The Federal Reserve is giving away taxpayer billions to those who deserve it least: the commercial and investment banking bond holders that crashed and burned the financial system and continue to be the biggest beneficiaries of government aid. Fed Chair Ben Bernanke, otherwise known as Uncle Ben, has authorized another unstimulating stimulus on top of the other unstimulating stimulus programs since the fall of 2008.

Bloomberg reports that the Fed “will start another program next quarter, [serving] 16 of the 21 primary dealers of U.S. government securities that trade with the central bank.” So who are these primary dealers? Let’s see….Merrill Lynch (now part of BofA), Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Nomura, Jeffries (highly exposed to MF Global), HSBC, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Barclays, JPM, UBS (a mess), RBS (didn’t they go bankrupt?)! Yup – the Fed is absorbing another half trillion dollars worth of the fruits of the 99%’s labor to the same folks who did them in.

This means that on top of the $700bn TARP funds authorized by Congress in October 2008, the Federal Reserve has authorized WITHOUT Congressional approval the purchase of nearly three trillion of mortgage-backed securities that nobody else wants. These paper docs might even be worthless.

Well, it proves one thing – crime does pay if you don’t call it a crime. The real crime is the one-sided backdoor bailout that continues to flow from the autocratic playbook of the Federal Reserve. Where have our democratic principles gone? Where is government of the people and by the people? Who are these “officials” making unilateral decisions for the American public who have never been elected to any office?

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Nuclear Energy ~ Profit Driven Industry

Washington’s Blog | Global Research
December 26 2011

“Nuclear Can Be Safe Or It Can Be Cheap … But It Can’t Be Both”

EnergyNuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen was said in a recent interview that nuclear power can be made safe, but not at a competitive price:

[Interviewer] With air transport, it’s incredibly safe. Could nuclear power ever reach that level of safety?

[Gundersen] I have a friend who says that nuclear can be safe or it can be cheap, but it can’t be both.

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It boils down to money. If you want to make nuclear safe, it gets to the point where it’s so costly you don’t want to build the power plant anyway … especially now with plummeting renewable costs.

So can you make a nuclear reactor safe? Yes. Can it also at the same time compete with renewables, which are, of course, higher [priced] than natural gas? And the answer is no.

Wall Street is demanding federal loan guarantees for this and of course we already subsidized Price-Anderson insurance. So Wall Street won’t spend the money to build it, and won’t insure it.

Gundersen is right.

As I noted in April:

Apologists for the nuclear power industry pretend there are no better alternatives, so we just have to suck it up and suffer through the Japanese nuclear crisis.

But this is wholly illogical. The truth is that we can store spent fuel rods in dry cask storage, which is much safer than the spent fuel rod pools used in Fukushima and many American reactors.

As the Nation pointed out:

Short of closing plants, there is a fairly reliable solution to the problem of spent fuel rods. It is called “dry cask storage.”

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But there is a problem with dry cask storage: it costs money….

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