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Comment by Cyrellys on July 25, 2011 at 5:15pm

The problem we're dealing with and the people engineering the problem in the shadows beyond the face-plates of surface governance are ultimately transnational. They don't respect cultural or national boundaries....including laws. There was an excellent interview with Dr. Steve Pieczenik on infowars today that should be referenced here. Everything is interconnected. And there is infighting over a multitude of issues fueling many of these activities, including over a human disclosure about Contact and the history of Contact. The story of Contact is unique because of two things. One it provides the missing factors and provides a window into the world of the groups involved in the social engineering happening across the planet. And Second because within that paradigm is also the antithesis to what the unethical globalism is attempting to do. Tightly entertwined in a struggle for the nature of our world that is a mirror of ancient history. I think they can longer fully contain the struggle and now it boils over into the open encompassing whatever crosses its path. The hard part is stripping away the covers and pretenses used to shield the participants so that one can be discerning enought to understand who is who in a convoluted paradigm. Every complex organism fights for survival, but not every member of the organism undestands the context or meaning within which it resides. Winning a fight without violence is often 90% discovering and implimenting not only acts of communication, but also knowledge sharing, and removal of the need or impetus for resorting to a fight for survival in some manner that is mutually beneficial to all with a stake in the outcome.

Comment by Charles Laplume on July 25, 2011 at 10:57am

This is an excellent post. One reason that some come here is because not everyone has the time to go through all news sources for stories that matter. The intro into the story asks some thought provoking questions and opens the field to for a mass gathering of mental gymnastics. I hope that this post gathers momentum and receives a lot of hits & replies.

Hmm... I was digging for Norway & found home. Who was it that said Never let a good crisis go to waste? Yeah, the presidents handler. So, whenever we find a crisis (or a crisis finds us), perhaps we should look under our rug here at home & see what the policy makers are doing. 

It also seems to me that we know that we have to clean the house, but our house is so messed-up that we don't know how or where to start. Yeah, I know that some do but unfortunately they are lost in this huge dysfunctional family and their voices are being drowned out by our mental patient brothers & sisters.