Seems a bit silly if you ask me. The Mayan calender ends December 22, 2012. What does this mean? Other than it is a time of galactic alignment, maybe they simply got sick of writing or the artist died. So what if the Indians believe we are heading into our 5th world. They are still here to tell about it and I expect I will be here well after 12/22/2012.
The Mayan prophecies aren't really prophecies at all, rather mere observations that were known to repeat and therefore documented. It's like saying Sunday will come, how prophetic. Sunday, by the way, isn't what you think either.
Recently the History Channel aired "The Lost Book of Nostradamus". This apparent lost book was found in an ancient Vatican public library, just like the "Lost Book of Popes" by Nostradamus I suppose. Kind of convenient don't you think? The show talked about how the book predicts the end of the world in 2012. WTF? Old Nossy said the first time around something like 4528 would be the end of the world. Now it's claimed that the interpreter's made a mistake the first time. I believe that like I believe in the Easter Bunny. My first question is who is this librarian in Vatican City? That person should be fired. Lots of lost books being found there. Where's the card index? Microfiche?
Seeing that the globalists want a North American Union by 2010 probably doesn't have anything to do with this 2012 myth though.
Several political events also take place in 2012. October 2012 is when Pakistan's dictator Musharraf seeks to have new elections. The United States will be holding presidential elections in November 2012. Some speculators in the United Kingdom believe Price Harry will be handed the throne in 2012, the year he is to turn 33.
These events hold important meaning but do not declare the end of mankind. It's more preparation for the unknown in my opinion. The earths history tells us that catastrophic events have indeed occurred in the past during galactic alignment, but, your chances are still 50/50 that when you sit down to eat lunch at McDonald's that someone will open fire with an automatic assault weapon.
Live in fear of 2012, nonsense. Fear is a useful emotion though, it tends to keep me motivated on educating myself about the real global corruption happening.
Celestial and inner planetary events have been happening for a long time folks. I hope no one falls for this myth put forth by the global syndicate, but I'm sure people will flock like good little sheep.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
The 2012 Myth
Friday, December 21, 2007
Reuters Skews Ron Paul Tea Party Results
Reuters reported on December 16th, at 10:20pm, that Ron Paul Had earned $4.5 million in one day and haven't updated the story since. The story was written with an hour and a half left to go. They also state that Dr. Paul had earned $16 million in the fourth quarter, the Tea Party ended at just over $18 million. Everyone knows that the Tea Party earned well over $6 million in that 24 hours. Why doesn't Reuters tell the truth?
http://www.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSN1634446120071217
It took Reuters several weeks to add Dr. Paul to their candidates page but good old Hitlary is right at the top. Gee, I wonder what the message there is. When they did finally update their site, they give false information designed to confuse the American people. Why is Reuters so afraid of Ron Paul?
The 2008 primary elections are sure to be entertaining, I can't wait to see what the global syndicate has hidden up their sleeve.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Lakota Sioux Indians Secede From US
The White Buffalo Has Returned...............
WASHINGTON, DC - December 20 - Lakota Sioux Indian representatives declared sovereign nation status today in Washington D.C. following Monday's withdrawal from all previously signed treaties with the United States Government.
The withdrawal, hand delivered to Daniel Turner, Deputy Director of Public Liaison at the State Department, immediately and irrevocably ends all agreements between the Lakota Sioux Nation of Indians and the United States Government outlined in the 1851 and 1868 Treaties at Fort Laramie Wyoming.
"This is an historic day for our Lakota people," declared Russell Means, Itacan of Lakota. "United States colonial rule is at its end!"
"Today is a historic day and our forefathers speak through us. Our Forefathers made the treaties in good faith with the sacred Canupa and with the knowledge of the Great Spirit," shared Garry Rowland from Wounded Knee. "They never honored the treaties, that's the reason we are here today."
The four member Lakota delegation traveled to Washington D.C. culminating years of internal discussion among treaty representatives of the various Lakota communities. Delegation members included well known activist and actor Russell Means, Women of All Red Nations (WARN) founder Phyllis Young, Oglala Lakota Strong Heart Society leader Duane Martin Sr., and Garry Rowland, Leader Chief Big Foot Riders. Means, Rowland, Martin Sr. were all members of the 1973 Wounded Knee takeover.
"In order to stop the continuous taking of our resources – people, land, water and children- we have no choice but to claim our own destiny," said Phyllis Young, a former Indigenous representative to the United Nations and representative from Standing Rock.
Property ownership in the five state area of Lakota now takes center stage. Parts of North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana have been illegally homesteaded for years despite knowledge of Lakota as predecessor sovereign [historic owner]. Lakota representatives say if the United States does not enter into immediate diplomatic negotiations, liens will be filed on real estate transactions in the five state region, clouding title over literally thousands of square miles of land and property.
Young added, "The actions of Lakota are not intended to embarrass the United States but to simply save the lives of our people".
Following Monday's withdrawal at the State Department, the four Lakota Itacan representatives have been meeting with foreign embassy officials in order to hasten their official return to the Family of Nations.
Lakota's efforts are gaining traction as Bolivia, home to Indigenous President Evo Morales, shared they are "very, very interested in the Lakota case" while Venezuela received the Lakota delegation with "respect and solidarity."
"Our meetings have been fruitful and we hope to work with these countries for better relations," explained Garry Rowland. "As a nation, we have equal status within the national community."
Education, energy and justice now take top priority in emerging Lakota. "Cultural immersion education is crucial as a next step to protect our language, culture and sovereignty," said Means. "Energy independence using solar, wind, geothermal, and sugar beets enables Lakota to protect our freedom and provide electricity and heating to our people."
The Lakota reservations are among the most impoverished areas in North America, a shameful legacy of broken treaties and apartheid policies. Lakota has the highest death rate in the United States and Lakota men have the lowest life expectancy of any nation on earth, excluding AIDS, at approximately 44 years. Lakota infant mortality rate is five times the United States average and teen suicide rates 150% more than national average. 97% of Lakota people live below the poverty line and unemployment hovers near 85%.
"After 150 years of colonial enforcement, when you back people into a corner there is only one alternative," emphasized Duane Martin Sr. "The only alternative is to bring freedom into its existence by taking it back to the love of freedom, to our lifeway."
We are the freedom loving Lakota from the Sioux Indian reservations of Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana who have traveled to Washington DC to withdraw from the constitutionally mandated treaties to become a free and independent country. We are alerting the Family of Nations we have now reassumed our freedom and independence with the backing of Natural, International, and United States law.
For more information, please visit our new website at http://www.lakotafreedom.com/.
