Memorial Day | Are we Dying for Nothing?

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Rio

Memorial DayAre we dying for nothing? For the greed of a few? What is causing our wars? Do you know?

“Formerly known as Decoration Day, it originated after the American Civil War to commemorate the Union and Confederate soldiers who died in the Civil War. By the 20th century, Memorial Day had been extended to honor all Americans who have died while in the military service.”–Wikipedia

 Why not fight the real enemy?

  • Don’t do business with the mega (International) banks (Citibank, Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo etcetera) that is doing business with the enemy. Too big to fail means they are above the law; they have made a sham of our justice system. A Central Bank’s Scheme 
  • Don’t buy “made in China (or somewhere else)” stuff. It comes from sweat shops; you are supporting corporate gangsters when you do. If you are pressed for cash get your clothing at the thrift store, so you don’t encourage the clothing giants and support small business. Go to American Apparel.
  • Don’t join the army. You are fighting for the corporations that comprise the military industrial complex (they are making money on war, blood money) not for democracy. If we bring our troops home our economic crisis ends.
  • Buy an electric car. The oil companies are a great part of the problem.
  • Stay away from the mainstream media; it’s misleading; it works for the corporate world. For the real news: Democracy Now 
  • Do your homework, so you can understand what is going on, ( Thrive) and accept your own responsibility in the matter. Your inaction will keep the tyrants in power and they are extremely dangerous.
  • Support small business.
  • Spread the word! The more people know, the less power the corporate state will  have. The reason they work in the shadows is because they need public support to survive; they need our money.
  • Start here: AE 9/11 Truth Please sign the petition. Or here: RememberBuilding7.org/10
  • Or here: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/303939

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George W. Bush Can’t Travel | We Reap what we Sow

Posted on May 12, 2013 by Rio

Bush & BundyWith Ted Bundy  (to the right—another serial killer). Nice smiles!

From Democracy Now!

“Former President George W. Bush has been forced to cancel a planned trip to Switzerland after human rights attorneys threatened to take legal action against him for sanctioning the use of torture. The Center for Constitutional Rights said they had planned to bring a complaint on behalf of two men who were tortured by U.S. interrogators and held at the military base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. “It was disappointing that we’re not able to actually prosecute him,” says CCR legal director Bill Quigley. “But I think it has shown worldwide that even though he was the president of the United States, if you engage in torture .  .. there are consequences.””

And what will he do when 70% of Americans (30% know it now) find out the truth? AE 9/11 Truth  What will he and Cheney do? Where will they and their friends go? You can run but you can’t hide. 

Funny link: Did the Republican Party Replace George W. Bush with Ted Bundy …

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Walmart Worker Uprising | Not What the Mainstream Media tells you

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Rio

Although the mainstream media says that only a few workers were on strike last Black Friday, there were thousands of workers on strike: over a thousand groups. The movement (OUR Walmart) is gaining strength. Check the following link:  Wal-Mart Worker Uprising: Protests Held At 1,000 Stores on Black Friday“With Biggest Strike Against Biggest Employer, Walmart Workers Make History Again.” By Josh Eidelson. (The Nation, Nov. 23, 2012

OUR Walmart 

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Obama, Four More Years | Corporate Oligarchy

Posted on November 6, 2012 by Rio

Wether Barack Obama gets elected or Mitt Romney gets elected is irrelevant; they both work for corporate America. But Obama has done such a nice job for them that my gut feeling is that they will re-elect him. He is so much better at deceiving people, pretending to be on their side, pretending that America is still a democracy. He is such a good front for them (due to being black). The corporate oligarchy needs Obama (the traitor).

I was planning to vote for Buddy Roemer, even if he is not on the ballot anymore, just to show them that I know what is going on, but I feel embarrassed. Our system has become so corrupt that voting is a travesty. This is how I am going to cast my vote:

How to vote, a list:

  • Don’t do business with the mega banks (Citibank, Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo et cetera) that is doing business with the enemy. Too big to fail means they are above the law; nobody should be above the law. They are stealing.
  • Don’t buy “made in China (or somewhere else)” stuff. It comes from sweat shops; you are supporting corporate gangsters when you do. Go to American Apparel. If you are pressed for cash get your clothing at the thrift store, so you don’t encourage the clothing giants and support small business.
  • Don’t join the army. You are fighting for the corporations that comprise the military industrial complex (they are making money on war, blood money) not for democracy. If we bring our troops home the crisis ends.
  • Buy an electric car. The oil companies are a great part of the problem.
  • Stay away from the mainstream media; it’s misleading. For the real news: Democracy Now 
  • Do your homework, so you can understand what is going on, and accept your own responsibility in the matter. Your inaction will keep the tyrants in power and they are extremely dangerous.
  • Support small business.
  • Spread the word! The more people know, the less power they’ll have. The reason they work in the shadows is because they need public support to survive; they need our money.
  • To get educated, start here: AE 9/11 Truth (Please sign the petition) Or here: A Thrive

I am also helping to build an Eco village about an hour away from Tucson. It may be the way to go, an alternative. Pictures below:

On the road to Eco village

Daniel is cooking breakfast

Samuel and Paula erecting the gate

Dave is building the fence

I am helping Maria at the fence

More about Eco Village at:  Arizona School for International Shamanism Studies 

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4th of July | Central Banks Domination! | What Independence?

Posted on June 21, 2012 by Rio

Big brother is watching.

No country can call itself independent when private  banks control the economy. Our independence was lost in 1913 with the Federal Reserve Act. The Federal Reserve is a trojan horse, a banking cartel. Our politicians work for them.  Please see https://youtu.be/5IJeemTQ7Vk  Or read: The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve by G. Edward Griffin

All our presidents after JFK have been puppets. Why do you think he was assassinated? Please check: JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters by James W Douglass

How serious the problem is? It is global. They are controlling the world economy. How far are they willing to go? Please see: AE 9/11 Truth Their only loyalty is to money.

This is what we are facing in a nutshell. But please, don’t take my word for it. Do your own research.

What can we do to recover our freedom, democracy and independence? First, you have to care. If you do, here is a list you can start with:

What to do:

Move your money now! Move it before the 4th of July. Celebrate our soon-to-be-recovered independence.

  • Don’t do business with the mega banks (Citibank, Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs etcetera) that is doing business with the enemy. Too big to fail means they are above the law; nobody should be above the law. They are getting away with murder. 
  • Don’t buy “made in China (or somewhere else)” stuff. It comes from sweat shops; you are supporting corporate gangsters when you do. If you are pressed for cash get your clothing at the thrift store, so you don’t encourage the clothing giants and support small business. Go to American Apparel.
  • Don’t join the army. You are fighting for the corporations that comprise the military industrial complex (they are making money on war, blood money) not for democracy. If we bring our troops home the crisis ends.
  • Buy an electric car. The oil companies are a great part of the problem.
  • Stay away from the mainstream media; it’s misleading. Look for alternatives.
  • Do your homework, so you can understand what is going on, and accept your own responsibility in the matter. Your inaction will keep the tyrants in power and they are extremely dangerous.
  • Support small business.
  • Spread the word! The more people know, the less power they’ll have. The reason they work in the shadows is because they need public support to survive; they need our money.
  • Start here: AE 9/11 Truth Please sign the petition. 
  • Sometimes, silence (or inaction) is a war crime. Picture above from Chickmelion by design

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Message to Occupy Wall Street | Justice | 9/11

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Rio

Occupy!

I found this in a recent OccupyWallStreet post, and I agree.

The First Feminist General Assembly is Thursday, May 17 at 6:30 in Washington Square Park. “Gender justice is crucial to economic justice, say the organizers. No society is truly democratic without sexual and gender-identity freedom.” 

I agree. But I can’t understand the lack of interest OWS has in the  e v i d e n c e (no theory or speculation here: AE 9/11 Truth) showing that 9/11 was done by controlled demolition. Isn’t justice needed for a “truly democratic society?” Two wars are being waged due to 9/11 . . . and look what I found in the news (Democracy Now) recently:

“The United States has issued what could be its most forceful threat to date of a potential attack on Iran. Speaking at a public event in Jerusalem, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Dan Shapiro, said the Obama administration has made preparations for military action. Shapiro said the United States would prefer a peaceful resolution to the standoff over Iran’s nuclear activities. But he added: “That doesn’t mean that the [military] option is not fully available. And not just available, but it’s ready. The necessary planning has been done to ensure that it’s ready.”

Don’t you think that we should all be concerned? Shouldn’t Occupy Wall Street  use that e v i d e n c e  to educate the police and the military so that they will join us in the pursuit of peace and justice? 9/11 is not a thing of the past; the perpetrators are still free and planning . . . the enemy, whoever it is, is inside. We must use all our resources. We must all work together for a better world. Over 100 police officers died on 9/11. Let’s educate them! And let’s find out who was behind 9/11.

You wouldn’t know it from watching CNN, but thousands of people have gathered this week in Chicago and elsewhere to peacefully express their indignation at a political system dominated by war and austerity.

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Why Failure is Not an Option | Who is the 1%? | The Occupy Movement

Posted on November 22, 2011 by Rio


WTC 7 

For the occupy movement failure is not an option!

I heard Amy Goodman of Democracy Now, refer to Hip-Hop legend Russell Simmons as a member  of the 1% that supports the 99%. But Russell is not a member of the 1%. The 1% is not the people who does well and gets rich with honest work, while keeping their integrity. I would like to make that kind of money myself. Wouldn’t you? This is not a class war.

The 1% is an entity that has made an unfathomable fortune by stealing, deceiving, manipulating and murdering. Yes, the 1% has blood in their hands. That entity uses us as cannon fodder; it launches wars for its own benefit, using corrupt politicians to convince us that the wars are for freedom and democracy. It infiltrates governments through their economic systems (The Federal Reserve is banking cartel with their own interest in mind); it destroys democracy. The immense amount of money accumulated by the 1% is stolen money (bailout, inflation they cause etc); it is our money. Being above the law they have made a sham of our justice system. This entity is (on the sly) enslaving humanity; it is not only immoral and deceitful but also evil: the scum of the earth. Failure is not an option.  

There is evidence (this is not theory or speculation; it is e v i d e n c e. – AE 9/11 Truth) that 9/11 was an inside job, explosives were used; it was a controlled demolition that killed over 3000 people. With a couple of planes for show, it created an excuse for more war in the name of greed. Isn’t this unspeakable evil, psychotic behavior? 

In the name of the fallen, and for the sake of  future generations, we must remove the scum and bring it to justice; without justice no society can have peace and prosperity.  If this entity remains in control, the future of humanity is bleak, extremely bleak, perhaps horrifying. Therefore, for the occupy movement, failure is not an option.

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Occupy Wall Street | America is Waking Up!

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Rio

Occupying Wall Street

What recently started as occupy Wall Street is turning into a nationwide movement, which is, in turn,  part of  a worldwide movement. It starts tomorrow in San Diego, at the Civic Center Plaza downtown — 1200 3rd Ave) We are all part of it, and we must not stop until our economic and war criminals pay for their crimes, until justice and democracy return, until we find a new direction. Our quest is to find our full potential as human beings.

The mainstream (corporate) media is calling this a protest. It is not. Obama can’t understand. It is the beginning of a change in consciousness. Occupy Wall Street 

If you can’t join the movement physically this is…

What to do:

  • Don’t do business with the mega banks (Citibank, Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo etcetera) that is doing business with the enemy. Too big to fail means they are above the law; nobody should be above the law. They are getting away with murder.
  • Don’t buy “made in China (or somewhere else)” stuff. It comes from sweat shops; you are supporting corporate gangsters when you do. If you are pressed for cash get your clothing at the thrift store, so you don’t encourage the clothing giants and support small business. Go to American Apparel.
  • Don’t join the army. You are fighting for the corporations that comprise the military industrial complex (they are making money on war) not for democracy. If we bring our troops home the crisis ends.
  • Buy an electric car. The oil companies are a great part of the problem.
  • Stay away from the mainstream media; it’s misleading. For the real news: Democracy Now 
  • Do your homework, so you can understand what is going on, and accept your own responsibility in the matter. Your inaction will keep the tyrants in power and they are extremely dangerous.
  • Support small business.
  • Spread the word! The more people know, the less power they’ll have. The reason they work in the shadows is because they need public support to survive; they need our money.
  • Start here: AE 9/11 Truth Please sign the petition. Or here: RememberBuilding7.org/10

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George Orwell | 1984 | Doublethink

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Rio

1984 is here at last

I subscribe to a few blogs of really nice people; a lady comes to mind. She is a writer, which is one of the reasons I subscribed to her blog.  Sometimes I tweet her posts because they have stories I consider worth reading, human interest stories. In every way I can think of she is fine lady; she very much represents the average American citizen. 

But if I ever make a comment on her posts, pertinent to the post but regarding the moral lacking in our government (for instance AE 9/11 Truth), she will completely ignore it, as if our government couldn’t do wrong. She refuses to see it. Any other comment she will respond to. Isn’t that scary; all these “nice” people are helping ruthless tyrants and assassins. 1984 is late but it is here. 

George Orwell coined the word doublethink: “The acceptance of contrary beliefs at the same time, especially as a result of political indoctrination.” The indoctrination have been so effective that people will refuse to believe evidence right in front of their very eyes; they refuse to believe that they are being deceived. And worse they are incapable of doing anything about it. Our “shadow” government has done such a great job.

Big Brother is watching, please welcome 1984. It is late but it is here.  Brace yourselves!

What to do:

  • Don’t do business with the mega banks (Citibank, Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo etcetera) that is doing business with the enemy. Too big to fail means they are above the law; nobody should be above the law. They are getting away with murder. Stay away from these: tapeworm twenty
  • Don’t buy “made in China (or somewhere else)” stuff. It comes from sweat shops; you are supporting corporate gangsters when you do. If you are pressed for cash get your clothing at the thrift store, so you don’t encourage the clothing giants and support small business. Go to American Apparel.
  • Don’t join the army. You are fighting for the corporations that comprise the military industrial complex (they are making money on war, blood money) not for democracy. If we bring our troops home the crisis ends.
  • Buy an electric car. The oil companies are a great part of the problem.
  • Stay away from the mainstream media; it’s misleading. 
  • Do your homework, so you can understand what is going on, and accept your own responsibility in the matter. Your inaction will keep the tyrants in power and they are extremely dangerous.

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KPBS | National Public Radio | Receiving Corporate Funding?

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Rio

Is it really national public radio?

I was listening to KPBS this morning; they were talking about the magic of high-rises, and how we have been discouraged to build them due to their vulnerability: terrorits.  You mean NPR is not aware yet that there is evidence showing that the three World Trade Center towers came down by controlled demolition? How can they provide insightful information if they are not aware of  insightful information? How do they get their information anyway? Do they know about google search? Who is funding them?

For insightful information go to: Democracy Now  

And here is some insightful information for KPBS: RememberBuilding7.org/10 They need it.

Pertinent: From Democracy Now

“And National Public Radio is drawing controversy after apparently forcing the dismissal of an independent radio journalist over her participation in the protest at Washington, D.C.’s Freedom Plaza. The journalist, Lisa Simeone, hosts the show “World of Opera” and contributed to the show “Soundprint,” which are produced independently but air on NPR stations. But after learning that Simeone had attended the D.C. “Occupy” protest, NPR released a statement saying: “We of course take this issue very seriously.” Hours later, Simeone was fired from her job at “Soundprint.” In a statement, Simeone said: “I find it puzzling that NPR objects to my exercising my rights as an American citizen — the right to free speech, the right to peaceable assembly — on my own time in my own life. I’m not an NPR employee. I’m a freelancer.NPR doesn’t pay me… I’ve never brought a whiff of my political activities into the work I’ve done.”

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