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EARTH: FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

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This truly marvelous film gives us, the inhabitants of one tiny planet, lost among a nearly infinite number of planets in this physical universe, an extraordinary view of Earth from the outside looking in!  The basis of all of human stupidity and superstition revolves around the idea that WE ARE THE CENTER of the universe!  When we watch this simple film of the Earth from the OUTSIDE looking down, how can our myopic delusions of grandeur not be expelled once and for all?  It becomes immediately obvious that we, as physical universe organisms, inhabiting a blue speck of dust in space, are simply an infinitesimally, microscopically tiny organism in the macrocosm of the space, time, energy and matter of the physical universe!  In fact, there are a trillion, trillion planets floating within a billion, billion galaxies that are no less significant that Earth!

Yet, you and I, as Immortal Spiritual Beings, are, collectively, The Creators of it ALL!  The simple, obvious proof of this assertion is this:  If YOU can perceive it, YOU are creating it!

Time-Lapse | Earth from Bruce W. Berry Jr on Vimeo.

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YOU ARE WHAT YOU PRETEND TO BE

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“We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful what we pretend to be.”
— Kurt Vonnegut

Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., November 11, 1922 – April 11, 2007) was a 20th-century American writer.[2] His works such as Cat’s Cradle (1963), Slaughterhouse-Five (1969), and Breakfast of Champions (1973) blend satire, gallows humor, and science fiction. As a citizen he was a lifelong supporter of the American Civil Liberties Union and a critical leftist intellectual.[3] He was known for his humanist beliefs and was honorary president of the American Humanist Association.

Vonnegut’s first short story, “Report on the Barnhouse Effect”[34] appeared in the February 11, 1950 edition of Collier’s (it has since been reprinted in his short story collection, Welcome to the Monkey House). His first novel was the dystopian novel Player Piano (1952), in which human workers have been largely replaced by machines. He continued to write short stories before his second novel, The Sirens of Titan, was published in 1959.[35] Through the 1960s, the form of his work changed, from the relatively orthodox structure of Cat’s Cradle (which in 1971 earned him a Master’s Degree) to the acclaimed, semi-autobiographical Slaughterhouse-Five, given a more experimental structure by using time travel as a plot device. These structural experiments were continued in Breakfast of Champions (1973), which includes many rough illustrations, lengthy non-sequiturs and an appearance by the author himself, as a deus ex machina.

Vonnegut attempted suicide in 1984 and later wrote about this in several essays.[36]

Breakfast of Champions became one of his best-selling novels. It includes, in addition to the author himself, several of Vonnegut’s recurring characters. One of them, science fiction author Kilgore Trout, plays a major role and interacts with the author’s character.

In 1974, Venus on the Half-Shell, a book by Philip José Farmer in a style similar to that of Vonnegut and attributed to Kilgore Trout, was published. This caused some confusion among readers, as for some time many assumed that Vonnegut wrote it; when the truth of its authorship came out, Vonnegut was reported as being “not amused”. In an issue of the semi-prozine The Alien Critic/Science Fiction Review, published by Richard E. Geis, Farmer claimed to have received an angry, obscenity-laden telephone call from Vonnegut about it.

In addition to recurring characters, there are also recurring themes and ideas. One of them is ice-nine (a central wampeter in his novel Cat’s Cradle).

Although many of his novels involved science fiction themes, they were widely read and reviewed outside the field, not least due to their anti-authoritarianism. For example, in his seminal short story “Harrison Bergeron” egalitarianism is rigidly enforced by overbearing state authority, engendering horrific repression.

In much of his work, Vonnegut’s own voice is apparent, often filtered through the character of science fiction author Kilgore Trout (whose name is based on that of real-life science fiction writer Theodore Sturgeon). It is characterized by wild leaps of imagination and a deep cynicism, tempered by humanism. In the foreword to Breakfast of Champions, Vonnegut wrote that as a child, he saw men with locomotor ataxia, and it struck him that these men walked like broken machines; it followed that healthy people were working machines, suggesting that humans are helpless prisoners of determinism. Vonnegut also explored this theme in Slaughterhouse-Five, in which protagonist Billy Pilgrim “has come unstuck in time” and has so little control over his own life that he cannot even predict which part of it he will be living through from minute to minute. Vonnegut’s well-known phrase “So it goes”, used ironically in reference to death, also originated in Slaughterhouse-Five. “Its combination of simplicity, irony, and rue is very much in the Vonnegut vein.”[32]

With the publication of his novel Timequake in 1997, Vonnegut announced his retirement from writing fiction. He continued to write for the magazine In These Times, where he was a senior editor,[37] until his death in 2007, focusing on subjects ranging from contemporary U. S. politics to simple observational pieces on topics such as a trip to the post office. In 2005, many of his essays were collected in a new bestselling book titled A Man Without a Country, which he insisted would be his last contribution to letters.[38]

An August 2006 article reported:

He has stalled finishing his highly anticipated novel If God Were Alive Today — or so he claims. “I’ve given up on it… It won’t happen… The Army kept me on because I could type, so I was typing other people’s discharges and stuff. And my feeling was, ‘Please, I’ve done everything I was supposed to do. Can I go home now?’ That’s what I feel right now. I’ve written books. Lots of them. Please, I’ve done everything I’m supposed to do. Can I go home now?”

 

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LOVE: A DEFINITION

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LOVE-a definition

In the following short video David Icke offers a simple and eloquent summary of, and solution for, our current situation on Prison Earth. He says that “love” is the solution to dissolve the artificially created energy frequency of fear with which we are constantly bombarded by the prison guards.  I suggest that “love” is not a good word as it is far too ambiguous. The actual energetic frequency of “love” is more precisely expressed by the definitions of “appreciation“, which includes understanding and admiration and affinity.  It is a delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values). A full understanding of a situation.  This includes acknowledgment, recognition, realization, knowledge, awareness, consciousness, and comprehension of an  object, condition or being.  Love is an energy frequency that is most similar to the essence of our Self, as a spiritual entity. It is nearly imperceptible, yet with infinitely potential power.

I think a more useful definition of “love” could be  “A willingness and ability to Cause, Understand, Acknowledge and Admire a Bringing Into Being, or Not Being, any State of Existence, in any Universe, as an Immortal Sentient Being”.  — LRS

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THE OZ FACTORS: EBOLA SURVIVAL TIPS

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“EBOLA – CIA Project Codename MKNAOMI & Hi-Tech Assassinations

THE OZ FACTORS by Lawrence R. SpencerIn 1948, Henry Kissinger, a 23-year-old American intelligence officer, recruited Nazi expatriates to serve in top positions in American military, aerospace, and biological science and medicine. Twenty years later, he left Harvard’s esteemed faculty and resigned a lucrative position as Nelson Rockefeller’s foreign policy attache’ to become President Nixon’s closest advisor and director of the National Security Council. Seeking alternatives to tactical nuclear weapons to bolster America’s “diplomacy” abroad, the paranoid and egomaniacal Kissinger quickly ordered the Army’s Chief of Staff to requisition $10 million from Congress for the development and testing of EBOLA & AIDS-like viruses. Within ten years, the AIDS and Ebola epidemics erupted coincidentally in the regions of Africa ravaged by CIA military covert operations also ordered by Kissinger.

In 1984, Dr. Robert Gallo, of the National Cancer Institute, claimed credit for discovering the AIDS virus. He announced it most likely originated from a monkey virus which spontaneously mutated and naturally jumped species. Dr. Gallo was a biological weapons contractor for the CIA’s top secret “Project: MKNAOMI,” and was paid to produce and test EBOLA, AIDS-like viruses as early as 1970.

EBOLA – CIA Project Codename MKNAOMI & Hi-Tech Assassinations”

 

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The following is an excerpt about AIDS and EBOLA from my book THE OZ FACTORS, published in 1997:

“Over the past two decades, we have come to realize that AIDS can have a latency period, during which no symptoms appear, during which it remains undetectable by tests. This latency period can be from ten to 18 years. It can hide in bone marrow or brain tissue, while still being transmitted to others. The virus can be transmitted by casual, non-sexual contact via saliva, blood and perhaps, even through mosquito bites which transfer infected blood from one person who is already infected to another person according to some sources.

Because the virus adapts itself genetically to the DNA structure of each person, there are as many strains of HIV as there are individual people. Thus, so-called HIV testing, which is done in clinics and hospitals, cannot detect the presence of the virus in most people.

On July 29, 1969, only days after the United States Department of Defense requisitioned ten million dollars from Congress to fund the development of AIDS-like viruses, the House Republican committee, chaired by George Bush of Texas, (before he became head of the CIA, and later, the President) cited the urgent need for population control activities to fend off “a growing Third World crisis”. This “concern” for population control is at the root of the United State’s Third World foreign policy.

Several important intrigues regarding this United States Third World foreign policy are exposed in Dr Leonard Horowitz’s book, ‘Emerging Viruses–AIDS & Ebola’, including:

1/ President Nixon’s special presentation before the Population Conference in which he appealed for urgent action;

2/ Economic, military, and “humanitarian” policies and projects implemented under Nixon and Carter;

3/ Subsequent World Bank, NASA, and the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) activities in Africa;

4/ Henry Kissinger’s leading role in establishing and directing African foreign policy and “diplomatic” affairs;

5/ WHO and USAID (United States Agency for International Development) together sponsoring immunization programs in central Africa; and,

6/ American intelligence connections to USAID and African health care initiatives.

Horowitz details the sequence of events which led to the murder of millions of black Africans under the covert direction of the “New World Order”.

The investigations by Dr Horowitz and others have uncovered the mysterious rise of Henry Kissinger to prominence in America’s intelligence community. Kissinger’s relationships with the Rockefellers, Richard Nixon, Alexander Haig, and other Nixon White House officials have now been exposed along with his leading role in the development of nuclear and biological weapons.

Henry Kissinger, the darling of the Rockefellers, was the architect of the philosophy and purpose of the “New World Order”, as articulated by President Bush, and advanced in Kissinger’s 1955 Harvard PhD thesis, ‘The Meaning of History’. Kissinger argued that there will never be peace on earth. Instead, he called for a stable economic order of nations which could be maintained by creating small, ongoing wars with financial advantages for weapons developers.

Kissinger was appointed by Nelson Rockefeller to head the nuclear weapons study group of the non-governmental Council on Foreign Relations in 1955.

Kissinger (an avowed supporter of the Nazi Party as a 16-year-old in Germany) was appointed as National Security Advisor–the most influential position in the Nixon White House. The alternate choice for the post was none other than Roy Ash, the President of Litton Industries. Litton Industries military contracts, during the first Nixon administration, exceeded five billion dollars! Ten million of those dollars went to Litton Bionetics, the Biological Weapons contractor with whom Robert Gallo worked to develop AIDS-like viruses at that time.

After his great power grab, Kissinger’s first act as Director of National Security was to order Alexander Haig and J Edgar Hoover to wiretap Nixon and others, thus producing the infamous “White House tapes”.

Kissinger had absolute control over the Defense Program Review Committee (which considered the funding requests for biological weapons), and absolute control over the 40 Committee, an intelligence advisory committee which authorized covert actions by the CIA in Central Africa in the vicinity where AIDS and Ebola first broke out.

Increasing evidence has been accumulating which demonstrates that the CIA not only co-opted the Executive Branch of the United States Government while being directed by Dr Henry Kissinger during the Nixon era, but apparently carried out efforts to replace J Edgar Hoover.

All this was going on at the same time Kissinger was directing the CIA to continue escalating foreign and domestic espionage operations, which was directed against black Africans and American homosexuals.”