DanaThomas

Never mind a handful of troops, it’s the “Ramstein Hub” that needs to be closed down.

This confirms the need, as Catherine has often said, to look into the management of your own city. However, I think the “strange energies from Space” (as Clif High puts it) are also affecting bureaucrats’ minds. A few days ago the City of Rome issued an order against sitting (yes SITTING) on the Spanish Steps one of the iconic spots for tourists.

The city of Dunedin exists, but this grass story really does sound crazier than flat earth.

We have been swindled since 1871.
It’s not a joke. It’s corporate law or UCC.
Oz is incorporated in the ussa. You can find that on the SEC website.
State of xxx is not the same as xxx State. Of = Corporate franchise no different than McDonalds.
The issue is juridiction & you must remove presumption in their kangaroo courts or they will steal…[Read more]

This is certainly a question that should be of concern to everyone. To open this discussion I’d like to begin with a question or two (or more)? What is the purpose for the perpetuation of the education (hereafter identified as PE)? What should be the scale of the perpetuation? How best to attempt the perpetuation?
Some brief thoughts about each…[Read more]

FYI I gave each of my grandchildren Rules for Argument for ‘graduation’ from middle school. amzn.to/2YOXm6B

I think one way could be to always have ready a set of facts, well supported and fleshed out, to throw into conversations so that they will seed into people’s minds. You don’t want to be a doom and gloom sort of person, so have solutions at hand to complete the equations. The power of reason is stunning.

In addition, one could also walk the…[Read more]

BlueWren is right: fundamentally, the issues are at least as much spiritual and esoteric as they are material. Also, I believe a significant chunk of the population is aware that something is seriously wrong but they believe Colonel Nathan Jessup’s warning that they “can’t handle the truth” and therefore choose not to enquire – and even turn a…[Read more]

I think the next step that we take is going to be different for everyone. For some people it may just mean making small changes such as buying organic food locally or banking with a community instead of a large bank such as JP Morgan Chase. Others may decide to get more material published on these issues and do research the way Fits and Farrell…[Read more]

Good comments, I commend you all. I think you are all right, there are different kinds of people that will require different responses. As I am just a layman and autodidact, I generally, as a rule of thumb, take Dr. Farrells’ approach and let “whomever” indicate to me, by their words and what they are saying, indicate to me just how deep, or how…[Read more]

“…But Hong Kong’s population went from five million to seven million and all hell broke loose! Yet Hong Kong controls its own territory, its own population, its own businesses, its own laws, and doesn’t even pay taxes, not a cent, while Shanghai pays enough taxes to support forty percent of China! That’s why Shanghai is the “Lady of the House”…[Read more]

Hong Kong is like Singapore, they both have “very old” Chinese money. Stand on the main street in Singapore and you will see more Rolls Royce’, Porsche’, Lambos and exotic cars by the dozen.

The UNZ article is very interesting; but what it says about HK is complete nonsense. The essential point to grasp is that HK is not China. In 1997, HK did not suddenly become part of China again. HK has been a separate jurisdiction from China since 1841, and remains so to this day. There is a physical border between HK and the PRC. HK has its own…[Read more]

My thought EXACTLY

Well, I suspect that falling interest rates and rising gold/silver have something to do with it. As commentators have written, when China was reported to have stopped US ag imports, they effectively served divorce papers on THE UNITED STATES CORPORATION. As usual, it’s all about the dollar. It always is. Is a reset close – or has it already started?

The Return of the Insectoids

I want to know everything – mostly. There are some things, the very dark things, that I prefer not to think about.