So many of my posts here are introduced from my other blogsites, or from
various websites around the internet.
But today you will get my thoughts directely transposed onto these blog
pages. Is it because I have so much time; some might suggest too much time on my
hands, but whatever I'm in a position to think about things. Two or three
decisions have been made lately in a number of countries which are not directly
connected in themselves, but are very similar in thought and proposed act.
I recently posted about New Zealand's intended, not proposed Food Bill. It
has been sitting at a select committee for a year. With NZ not having an Upper
House or Senate, all bills are sent through a select committee for
consideration. This bill has been just sitting there, and the Opposition Labour
Party didn't think it was appropriate or necessary to discuss it during our
recent parliamentary elections. I suspect labour didn't want any such ammunition
in an election it didn't want to win. These are comments I have already
made.
Just a couple or so hours ago I learned of a proposed Bill to go before the
US Congress: Allowing corporations or the US Government to control what is
published on the
World Wide Web - WWW, or the internet.
New Zealand passed legislation last year making it illegal to load down
pirated music and videos. But it will take three complaints to be made to your
ISP or account before action will be taken. Your internet account could be
suspended or cancelled and your could be fined hundreds of dollars. But you
could go to another internet provider and start up another account.
In Fiji the dictatorial Commodore Frank Baimimarama who seized power at the
point of a gun a few years ago, has actually increased his dictatorial powers to
the ultimate power, the ultimate dictatorship - suspending the power of the
Fijian High Court, or whatever name it has there. Bainimarama wants to eradicate
corruption in high places before returning the right to vote. Yeah right!
Right across Europe countries are in almost economic ruin. Billions of Euros
are owed to the banks. The
European Union has loaned member states billions of
Euros itself. Europe is in danger of catastrophic financial disaster. The
USA in
in financial strife itself owing the Chinese billions of dollars, or is that
trillions? Is there another way around all this?
This year is 2012,the year of predictions of disaster as predicted in the
Bible, by Nostradamus and the
Mayans. Is it a disaster emanating from deep
space,
UFO's and little green men? No, it may well be closer to home!
The Mayans predicted a change of times rather than actual physical events.
And they may yet be proven closer to the mark.
Are we actually in danger from the implementation of a new political and
finacial order - One World Government - New World Order. Debts would be
abolished, as would political power and the rights of a a citizen journalist
like myself, and hundred of thousands of other bloggers worldwide.
This post is a complete generalisation of course - its all about intense
thought, letting your grey matter go in all directions and see just how its
reorganised.So one + one = three? Hey it might by the end of the year brother
and sister!
http://www.interviewgiants.com/interviewgiants3/index.html?gclid=CMjphNzEx60CFUJMpgodqnmzgg
http://www.interviewgiants.com/interviewgiants3/2012-newworldorder2.htm
GBE2 Blog
on: My blogging history...
In my post
yesterday I wrote of predictions made by the ancient Mayans, and suggested that
they predicted an 'end times' rather than some catastrophic disaster as
allegedly suggested by Nostradamus and some biblical interpretations of
impending disaster. So lets spend some time with the ancients and learn exactly
what they foretold. But why 12-21-2012? That is when the Mayan calender ended in
their year of 5126. An interesting comment that I picked up is this period could
see the handing over of power to the feminine - "The reawakening of the divine
feminine". What does this mean, I wonder? They also infer that this will be the
last chance for humankind to follow the divine cosmic plan. So electing Hillary
Clinton as president of the United States of America will not be the answer!
By Peter Petterson
First published at Qondio
The British Royal Automobile Club came up with a list of what a car's color says about the owner. Here is what your vehicle could be telling you.
Black: You're ambitious and status seeking
Green: You're very traditional and an elitist
Blue: You're a team player and very sociable
White: You're aloof dutiful and methodical
Grey: You're understated and cautious
Silver: You have a sense of style, but you can be pompous
Red: You're outgoing, impulsive and easily bored.
Acknowledgements: Chicago Sun-Times