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Just as I said. I have been saying it all along. Rather than calling it any thing like ?"There is a revolution just beginning" (among Europeans) Melinest
and Eurocentrest hominids agree! http://www.electric-cosmos.org There is a revolution just beginning in astronomy/cosmology that will rival
the one set off Copernicus and Galileo. This revolution is based on the growing realization that the cosmos is highly electrical in nature. It is becoming
clear that 99% of by the universe is made up not of "invisible matter", but \rather, of matter in the plasma state. Electrodynamic forces in electric plasmas are much stronger than the gravitational force.
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The scanned celery root looks like the fleshy spawn of a mutant creature with what appear to be stunted fingers, tentacles & a verity of rodent tails.
One might say "I will never eat anything as ugly as that" but things are seldom what they first appear to be it is actually quite savory and worth a try.
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.thegiganticheartlessmultinationalcorpration.com/ Old Page of the day, A must read http://veritas.20m.com/
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
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A group that is interested in old things.
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LSD MKULTRA CHENEY RUMSFELD
 LSD MKULTRA DICK CHENEY
DON RUMSFELD
typical example:
"While researching the CIA project MKULTRA, I find that Richard Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld
were working for President Ford at the time that The President apologised to the widow Olson...The offical story is that the CIA gave Dr Olson LSD and it drove him insane and that is
why he"fell or jumped" out a hotel window to his death.
The US government gave the widow a large cashpayment and
said they were sorry...
Check out these interesting White House Memos...The Olson family says it was a murder coverup... The CIA killed him because after eating LSD he quit his job at Ft. Deitrick Biological
weapons laboratory and he was a security risk...
He had a "radical change of beliefs" and decided that designing bioweapons was a bad thing to do with his
life....frankolsonproject.org/
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En liten social kommentar från The Mothers of Invention (Frank
Zappa - "Freak Out", 1966)Som en slags vinjett för det som komma
skall vill jag ha en artikel som ursprungligen publicerades i The Oregonian: "It can't happen here -- Or can it?" av Richard L
Clinton (april 2003):
Two old friends of mine -- a Jewish couple in their 80s, both retired university
professors who fled Nazi Germany in the late 1930s and eventually became
U.S. citizens -- made a stunning remark to me a few months ago: "You know,
all our lives we have blamed our parents and our parents' generation for allowing Hitler to gain control. Now we're beginning to see how powerless they
must have felt to stop what was happening all around them."
My friends' melancholy comment came back to me and a palpable chill ran
down my spine when I read about the Gestapo-style arrest of U.S. citizen
Maher "Mike" Hawash. Two weeks ago, police took the 38-year-old Intel
software contractor from his Hillsboro home and put him in solitary
confinement (according to his wife) in a federal prison. No charges have been
filed against him, and his attorneys reportedly are forbidden to discuss the
case. What is happening to our country?
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LINT TRAP is a weekly caroon by Matt Wuerker. http://www.mwuerker.com/
It appears in newspapers and magazines across the country from The Christian Science
Monitor and The Philadelphia Daily News to Metro Santa Cruz and Z Magazine. For reprint information
contact Matt@mcwuerker@yahoo.com
 About the cartoonist Matt Wuerker is a freelance cartoonist/illustrator whose work appears in magazines and newspapers across the country. His new book,"The Madness of King George: The Ingenious Insanity of our most 'Misunderestimated' President" done with writer Michael K. Smith, will be out in December from Common
Courage Press. (www.mwuerker.com) These cartoons represent the opinions of their authors and not
necessarily the official position of the Center for American Progress.This great cartoon is used in Krigskrönikan with permission from Matt Wuerker. "
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Some Still Scared of LSD,
After All These Years
a letter by Robert Merkin posted at
April 17, 2003
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The Hamilton (Ontario Canada) Spectator ran an "anniversary" feature on LSD Wednesday,
April 15, 2003, so Robert Merkin decided he would "drop 'em a line."
Letters to the Editor The Hamilton Spectator To the Editor:
Re "The LSD Colours: Mostly Shades of Grey" (16 April): It's sort of sweet and childlike to hear
retired Hamilton narc John Gruhl sum up thirty-five years of LSD this way: "... it's a verydangerous narcotic. And there's nothing good about it -- it's only evil."
If forced to reduce a profoundly rich, vast and complicated phenomenon to an eight-year-old boy's
comic-book battle between good and evil, my experiences and those of most people I know who
used LSD were mostly good.
As the decades roll by since our LSD summers, I notice that my
richest friendships and deepest admirations linger with those who
indeed chose to spend a season in their young adulthood taking
trips to destinations where LSD sent them. We all came back. But
we returned with a deeper understanding of ourselves, a deeper appreciation of what should be important in life, and a deeper sense of realities beyond just (in the words of a rock song) "birth, school, work, death."
None of us became drug detectives, though it wouldn't at all surprise me if some became
"protect and serve"-style community police officers. Some have suggested LSD destroyed peoples' ambitions. I found quite a different phenomenon. Those who took LSD seemed to
make conscious choices to lead less aggressive, less rapacious, less material, less shallow lives.
Beauty, nature, love, friendship, creation and celebration were raised to much higher priorities in their subsequent lives. They sought to understand the moral and ethical dimensions of life more clearly.
I would not insult or patronize them
by justifying their post-LSD lives by
their financial achievements --
"I took a lot of acid and now I run a
Fortune 500 company." But they did
okay, they kept themselves as afloat
as or higher and drier than most people; I never saw one of those
mythical burnout acidheads in my years managing a winter homeless
shelter.
Though I've heard all the "Dragnet" horror stories about people who used LSD, the only real
horror stories I ever personally encountered were the things that happened to people when the copsarrested them. And LSD didn't cause those horrors; legislators, prosecutors and judges
did. That people went to prison for wanting to take LSD is far more surreal than anything I experienced on an acid trip If the music seemed strangely repetitive or unstructured,
it wasn't banal, mechanical, predictable and manipulative like most pop music; the most
beloved of the LSD musicians were adored because they were trying to take us on original
and unexpected adventures.
In the entire body of acid music, there are no glorifications of gang violence,violence toward
and abuse of women, no gay-bashing, no racism, no encomiums to material possessions
and superwealth.Nobody took acid and suddenly lusted to become super-rich and menace
their neighbors. Nobody took acid and suddenly wanted to bomb Vietnamese or Iraqis.
In some unspecified academic and intellectual communities, your Nobel prize in literature and
the sciences is inextricably intertwined with your youthful acid trips -- it was a drug of particular
appeal to big IQs, the creative crowd, and the voraciously curious and adventurous. It was a
drug for romantics, in most senses of that word.
I do not mean to extol LSD's virtues or make magical, paradisical
claims for it. Rather, I would contrast it with the rigid, simplistic, puritanical, aggressive, hypercompetitive and often warlike culture
of LSD's lifelong bitterest enemies. LSD's promise of inner discovery was always attractive to those who had read Socrates:
"The unexamined life is not worth living."
To write LSD off as "only evil" -- this isn't just a cop,
this is a dumb cop. In his retirement, he's probably
keeping his health afloat on medicines discovered
by old Berkeley acidheads.
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