Unfortunately, I didn’t save the links that I wanted to use for the post titled A tale of two teens and will have to spend more time looking for them to complete the post. In the meantime, here is a video I came across on YouTube while searching for those links.
Cats must be one of the cutest, funniest and most adorable creatures on the planet – this is a funny video about their antics. Have some feline fun!
Do you love cats? Or do you hate them? What do you think about these little domesticated felines that bring out extreme human reactions – from been almost worshipped as “holy creatures” in ancient Egypt to being despised and killed for being “agents of the devil” in mediæval Europe and everything in between? Take this little poll:
If you thought world events just happen at random, that’s probably because you have been deceived by the “mainstream media” that is owned and controlled by the governments and corporations. There are things that the “mainstream media” don’t know themselves and there are things that were deliberately withheld from you. In some cases, the truth was deliberately covered up and lies were dished out to the gullible public. Even the history that you learnt in school is a ridiculously dumbed down version which merely describes the chronology of events and not the true causes behind world events. The less said about current affairs, the better.
Previously, one had no chance to learn the truth because everything that you knew was through the “mainstream media”, unless one had access to inside sources. Now, thanks to the nature and reach of the interent, the truth is available to anyone who cares to look around a bit. It’s not a surprise then, that governments and corporations are desperate to censor and control the internet by any means possible. Remember, the truth sets you free! And free thinking men and women are the kind of people that big capital and governments of every kind, be they communist regimes/dictatorships/democracies/theocracies/monarchies/kleptocracies despise.
The powers that be want total control over your lives. They want to turn free men and women into neo-serfs, ever willing to carry out the agenda of their masters in a global neo-feudal New World Order. More and more people are becoming aware of the agenda of these NWO globalists. There are simply too many things to explain by means of blog posts. One nice lady has done a wonderful job of making some self-explanatory videos about the secret rulers of the world and has posted them on YouTube. You need not take every word of what she says as the gospel truth. You may find that some are theories to connect the missing links. But if you care to do some research of your own, to your great shock and horror, you will find out that most of what she says is chillingly true. There are 29 videos in all and each one is about 10 minutes in length. You can watch the entire series on YouTube. In this post, I’ve included only those videos that are relevant to our times. Once you watch these videos that bring out a lot of hidden truths that you may never have known, your idea of recent history will never remain the same. These videos explain the causes of several wars including the two World Wars, revolutions, terrorism, drugs and peak oil. And yes, economic booms, recessions and depressions too. Most of what you need to know about the New World Order is contained in these videos. Enjoy this amazingly different movie!
The next few parts deal with research into ancient history and theories to connect the dots. Watch them here: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Watch the next two videos in the series here: 25 and 26.
Grace Powers, the producer of these videos, has done a remarkable job in exposing the secret rulers of the world. Click here to go to her website. Thank you, Grace!
Do you have any questions or comments, my friends?
If you believe everything the “mainstream media” keeps dishing out to you, then probably you are living in a fool’s paradise. The media is supposed to be “free” and act as the “fourth pillar” in a democracy, exposing, naming and shaming the powers that be when they act against the people. In reality, the “mainstream media” are nothing but paid agents of the very same powers. The “mainstream media” are nothing but a bunch of propaganda agents, owned, paid for and controlled by big government and big corporations. Learning the truth from the “mainstream media” is as difficult as finding a needle in a haystack.
That brings us to independent journalism. Thanks to the growth of the internet, many people now have access to some real independent journalists who bring to one’s notice things that are never reported by the “mainstream media”. Despite the efforts of big government and big money to censor and control the internet, one still has access to these sources and they should be applauded for the work they are doing.
Then there are other folks who expose the powers that be. Their reports may seem outlandish at first and it easy to dismiss them as conspiracy theorists or plain nut cases. But a little research would inform you that most of what they say is shockingly true. Sure, some of them have a tendency to exaggerate stuff, but it would be foolish to dismiss them without examining things oneself. The deeper one gets into things, the more credible their reports seem and the “mainstream media” looks more like the joke that they actually are.
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In case you thought all events just happen without some force behind them all, then think again. Living in a Third World country can open your eyes to things that you would never know if you live in a First World country. In a typical Third World country (like the one where I live), one learns that the elite class that has all the power (the big money players and the corrupt politicians and bureaucrats who are either inextricably linked with and/or paid for by the elite) hate the masses and are not interested in their well-being. Instead, they would love to impoverish the middle class and suck the life out of the poor and treat them as serfs to enrich themselves. However, in order to maintain a facade of democracy, elections are organised regularly. The votes deprive the ruling classes of some, but only some, of their greed. They still control everything. The police in the Third World, more often than not, does not act like a true police force. They are there only to protect the ruling classes and to prevent crimes against the ruling classes and the establishment. The army, more often than not, does not act like a true army. The troops are used for “internal security duties”, in other words, they are used by the establishment as paid mercenaries to fight and oppress their own fellow citizens whom they are supposed to protect from external enemies. A Third World pseudo-democracy has all of the above features. That’s because power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. And money and power are inextricably linked.
I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs. – Thomas Jefferson
It seems the global elite are planning to transform the entire world into a global Third World society. The signs are all there. They have always been there. False flag terrorist attacks, manufactured wars, a corporate and government controlled “mainstream media”, manipulated “free markets” that go into predictable cycles of boom and bust, rising economic inequality, growing crime and corruption, a police state, civil unrest, martial law and armed troops on the streets fighting their own citizens. All to usher in a “New World Order” and to transform the entire world into a typical Third World pseudo-democracy in which a small cabal of filthy rich elite (and the politicians and bureaucrats in their pay) run the world, treating all others as neo-serfs in a system of global neo-feudalism.
Make no mistake, there are powerful forces that control the world behind the scenes. They will go to any extent to concentrate more and more wealth and power in themselves – like committing mass murder, imprisoning people in concentration camps, assassinating true leaders who oppose their vile policies, organising false flag terror attacks, causing totally avoidable wars, utilising nuclear, chemical and biological weapons of mass destruction on innocent people and blaming it on small or virutally non-existent enemies, causing mass starvation or even driving the world to a catastrophic nuclear World War III, the casualties of which will make the first two World Wars seem like small wars fought with axes, swords and spears.
Don’t tell me you weren’t warned! Take a look at the following videos to get an idea:
Is there any hope left for humanity then? Of course, there is! History has shown us that whenever society has degraded to the point where a small cabal of filthy rich elite impoverish and exploit the masses, the result has been an event like the French Revolution. And the French people have reminded us of exactly that today:
This country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who inhabit it. Whenever they shall grow weary of the existing government, they can exercise their constitutional right of amending it, or exercise their revolutionary right to overthrow it. – Abraham Lincoln
If you tremble indignation at every injustice then you are a comrade of mine. – Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara
During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act. – George Orwell
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure. – Thomas Jefferson
Ernesto “Che” Guevara was martyred on October 9, 1967. Forty one years later, an image of this Argentine-born Cuban revolutionary, doctor, guerrilla leader, author and military theorist remains the most famous photograph in the world!
Ernesto Che Guevara . . .
Image: Wikimedia Commons
There is so much to write about the most famous revolutionary in the world that I don’t know what to write. So I’ll just mention a few ways in which the icon of rebellion is remembered across the world (taken from wikipedia articles):
Nelson Mandela has referred to him as: “An inspiration for every human being who loves freedom”
Jean-Paul Sartre described him as “not only an intellectual but also the most complete human being of our age.”
Guevara remains a beloved national hero in Cuba (almost a secular saint, to many on the Caribbean island), where he is remembered for promoting unpaid voluntary work by working shirtless on building sites or hauling sacks of sugar. To this day, he appears on a Cuban banknote cutting sugar cane with a machete in the fields. Cuban school children begin each morning by pledging “We will be like Che.”
In his native Argentina, where high schools bear his name, numerous Che museums dot the country and in 2008, a 3.65 metre (12 foot) bronze statue of Che was unveiled in his birth city of Rosario. Che was also voted “Argentina’s greatest historical and political figure.”
In the land where he was executed, Bolivia, Che Guevara has been transfigured and “canonised” by the local Bolivian campesinos. No longer is Che Guevara considered as a guerrilla insurgent, but he is now viewed as a “Saint” by locals who had come to refer to him as “San Ernesto de La Higuera” (Saint Ernesto of La Higuera). Accompanying his “Sainthood” came prayers for favours and legends of his ghost still walking the area.
In Bolivia, images of Che now hang next to images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary. Che’s murdered body is now compared to John the Baptist and in many homes, Che’s face competes for wall space with a host of Roman Catholic Saints. Some rural campesinos now believe that if you whisper Che Guevara’s name to the sky or light a candle to his memory, you will find your lost goat or cow.
For instance, Manuel Cortez says: “It’s like he is alive and with us, like a friend. He is kind of like a Virgin Mary for us. We say, Che, help us with our work or with this planting, and it always goes well.”
Throughout the world, Che is regarded by the youth as an icon. He is the world’s most famous rebel, a man who symbolises the spirit of revolution. Even those who despise Che’s egalitarian ideals and rebellious spirit shamelessly make use of his image to sell their products!
Watch this Spanish song dedicated to el Guerrillero Heroico, San Ernesto de La Higuera, Ernesto Che Guevara . . .
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Here is the footage of the victorious Cuban revolutionaries, after the overthrow of the infamous military dictatorship of the notorious tyrant Gen. Fulgencio Batista . . .
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Che was captured in Bolivia while he was leading a revolution in that country. On October 9, Bolivian President René Barrientos ordered that Guevara be killed. The executioner was Mario Terán, a sergeant in the Bolivian army. Moments before Guevara was executed he was asked if he was thinking about his own immortality. “No,” he replied, “I’m thinking about the immortality of the revolution.” Che Guevara also allegedly said to his executioner, “I know you’ve come to kill me. Shoot, coward, you are only going to kill a man.”
Cowards can only kill the icon of rebellion, they can never kill the revolutionary spirit. The spirit of San Ernesto de La Higuera will not leave this planet until the ills that plague the world are cured. El Guerrillero Heroico is simply immortal!
¡Viva la Revolución!
(After reading this, in case you think that I’m a “communist” or a “Marxist”, I can only laugh my heart out at you People tend to be so biased in their views about economic concepts that they get the shock of their lives when they come across someone who is free of bias )
To celebrate humankind’s relationship with the animal kingdom
To acknowledge the diverse roles that animals play in our lives – from being our companions, supporting and helping us, to bringing a sense of wonder into our lives
To acknowledge and be thankful for the way in which animals enrich our lives
World Animal Day was started in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species. Since then it has grown to encompass all kinds of animal life and is widely celebrated in countries throughout the world. October 4 was chosen as World Animal Day as it is the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.
It is intended as a day of celebration for anyone in the world who cares about animals. It is not restricted to any one nationality, creed, religion, political belief or ideology.
An alien Earthling takes this opportunity to thank his fellow Earthlings for enriching his life! The blue planet belongs to animals as much as it does to Homo sapiens! It would be difficult to imagine what the world would be like without our furry, feathery, scaly and even single-cellular friends!
Lt. Col. Malalaï Kakar, the chief of the department of crimes against women of the Kandahar police force was murdered by scum beings belonging to the Taliban militia Malalaï, a mother of six children and Afghanistan’s highest ranking female police officer was gunned down as she was leaving her home for work. Her teenaged son was seriously wounded in the attack by the cowardly cave-dwelling criminals
Lt. Col. Malalaï Kakar . . .
Image: www.cbc.ca
Malalaï joined Kandahar’s police force in 1982 and her father and brothers were also police officers. When the Taliban took over Afghanistan, like other women, she was prevented from working. She was well known for her bravery in fighting criminals. She has been on the hit-list of the Taliban as they were scared of this courageous cop.
Watch a video about this slain heroine . . .
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The Taliban killed her as their primitive minds could not tolerate a lady police officer who opposed their barbaric practices. Shame on the mediæval male-chauvinist morons!
May the soul of this brave daughter of Afghanistan rest in peace!
The Right Livelihood Award was established in 1980 to honour and support those “offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today”.
It has become widely known as the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ and there are now 133 Laureates from 57 countries.
Presented annually in Stockholm at a ceremony in the Swedish Parliament, the Right Livelihood Award is usually shared by four Recipients. One of them may receive an Honorary Award, given to a person or group whose work the Jury wishes to recognise but who is not primarily in need of monetary support. The others share the prize money of 2,000,000 Swedish kronor (approx 223,000 EUR / 310,000 USD / 1,43,60,000 INR). The prize money is for ongoing successful work, never for personal use.
The Right Livelihood Award is widely recognized as the world’s premier award for personal courage and social transformation. Besides the financial support, it enables its Recipients to reach out to an international audience that otherwise might not have heard of them. Often, the Award also gives crucial protection against repression. For the Laureates, the Award has opened many doors, including prison doors.
Unlike the Nobel Prizes (for Physics, Physiology/Medicine, Chemistry, Literature, and Peace), the Right Livelihood Award has no categories. It recognises that, in striving to meet the human challenges of today’s world, the most inspiring and remarkable work often defies any standard classification. For example, people who start out with an environmental goal frequently find themselves drawn into issues of health, human rights and/or social justice. Their work becomes a holistic response to community needs, so that sectoral categories lose their meaning.
This year’s award is shared between four recipients:
1) Krishnammal & Sankaralingam Jagannathan and their organisation LAFTI – LAnd For TIllers’ Freedom (India)
LAFTI is based on the Gandhian idea of equitable land distribution as a basis for rural economic development. Located in the village of Kuthur, LAFTI serves hundreds of village communities throughout the Nagapattinam and Thiruvarur districts in the state of Tamil Nadu.
Krishnammal Jagannathan . . .
LAFTI was founded by Krishnammal and her husband Jagannathan in 1981. It has its roots in Bhoodan (the Land Gift) Movement, created by Acharya Vinoba Bave, the spiritual heir of Gandhi and “the first Sathyagrahi”, who for almost 20 years, advocated the concept of Gramdan (the Village Community ownership); it involves landowners voluntarily surrendering their land for community ownership by Grama Sabha (Village Community). The significance of this non-violent land revolution is still to be recognised but Bhoodan and LAFTI movements have been instrumental in distributing 11,000 acres (4,450 hectares) of land to 11,000 landless poor families, through non-violent campaigns for the purchase of land for a reasonable price, or the lease of temple or trust land for cultivation by the village community.
LAFTI is committed to raising the social status and acceptability of the Dalit Caste, the so-called “untouchables”. It has negotiated with the government for land subsidies, and with the banks for reduced interest loans for the purchase of land. LAFTI’s housing scheme was created during the drought period of 1986-87, initially as a means of providing alternative employment. Brick and tile making industry was set up in 10 centers, and later with government subsidies, single room tenements were built with the bricks to replace the crumbling straw huts. It has created Women’s Rights groups and Youth Forums in many villages.
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After . . .
An alien Earthling salutes the courageous Jagannathan couple and their noble organisation LAFTI for their untiring efforts in fighting for the rights of the oppressed and enabling Dalits and others belonging to the poorest sections of society to lead dignified lives which was denied to them under the nauseatingly obnoxious caste system. India (and the world) needs many more people like them!
Watch a short video about LAFTI’s noble work . . .
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கிருஷ்ணம்மாள் மற்றும் சங்கரலிங்கம் ஜகந்நாதனுக்கு என் வாழ்த்துக்கள்!!!
People tend to be so biased in their views about economic concepts that they get the shock 
of their lives when they come across someone who is free of bias 
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Malalaï, a mother of six children and Afghanistan’s highest ranking female police officer was gunned down as she was leaving her home for work. Her teenaged son was seriously wounded in the attack by the cowardly cave-dwelling criminals 
