January 13, 2014 - ExopermacultureExopermaculture

Chris Bourne, on Fukushima: “Gaia has spoken to us in no uncertain terms.”

This is a much more “normal,” and unusually heartfelt, interpretation of the meaning and consequence of Fukushima than the contrary one I put up earlier today. Who is right? Who knows? Myself? I suggest that we recognize, individually and collectively, that we have embarked upon the ending of the world as we’ve known it. I […]

David Swanson: The time has come for “a movement to end, not this war or that war, but the institution of war as an acceptable enterprise for the human species.”

Building a Global Movement to End All War January 12, 2014 by David Swanson (about the author) opednews.com World Beyond War (image by World Beyond War) I’ve been involved in starting enough activist campaigns and coalitions to know when one has more potential than any other I’ve seen. When hundreds of people and organizations are […]

Jon Rappoport: Creation is magic, oceanic, and the revolution is inside us: “Not because we wished it were so, but because we made it happen.”

www.cirquedusoleil.com This. Is. Magnificent. I can only echo Molly — “and yes I said yes I will Yes.” The creative center of the world January 12, 2014 by Jon Rappoport www.nomorefakenews.com “After the final no there comes a yes and on that yes the future of the world hangs.” –Wallace Stevens What would happen if […]

Squats and self-managed social centers in Spain and Turkey occupy the commons in pushback to neo-liberal real estate developers

Far from being “dead,” Occupy continues to share “horizontal” values while morphing into new forms in response to changing conditions. From Madrid to Istanbul: Occupying Public Space January 12, 2014 by Christopher Patz roarmag.org via Ryan Istanbul’s first squat is more than an experiment: it is a counter-hegemonic intervention that challenges the neoliberal dogma of […]

In the ’40s and ’50s, nuclear scientist Galen Winsor (who died of natural causes at age 85) swam and drank from a cooling pool for spent nuclear fuel rods.

This morning I found a post by Gordon Duff that blew me away. Is “Radiation” A Scam? included an old video of Galen Winsor, a presentation on nuclear energy and how he and his co-workers at Hanford and other places used to handle it. Literally handle it, as in “hands’-on,” with no protection. He himself […]

Was Flight 93 vaporized by a directed energy weapon? And if so, why it matters.

This video, via Fred Burks of wanttoknow.info to his email list — about there being very little trace of Flight 93 except for a hole in the ground —makes me wonder, once again, about “directed energy weapons” possibly used at 9/11 for both the World Trade Center buildings and Flight 93; and if so, the […]

Is any aspect of the U.S. economy NOT infected with the Military-Industrial Complex?

It’s so difficult to get one’s mind around just how intertwined the MIC (Military Industrial Complex) is with the U.S. economy. In fact, it may be that one could argue that the U.S. economy and the MIC are one and the same. And when politicians all need to preserve and create “jobs” for their constituents, […]

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Chris Bourne, on Fukushima: “Gaia has spoken to us in no uncertain terms.”

David Swanson: The time has come for “a movement to end, not this war or that war, but the institution of war as an acceptable enterprise for the human species.”

Jon Rappoport: Creation is magic, oceanic, and the revolution is inside us: “Not because we wished it were so, but because we made it happen.”

Squats and self-managed social centers in Spain and Turkey occupy the commons in pushback to neo-liberal real estate developers

In the ’40s and ’50s, nuclear scientist Galen Winsor (who died of natural causes at age 85) swam and drank from a cooling pool for spent nuclear fuel rods.

Was Flight 93 vaporized by a directed energy weapon? And if so, why it matters.

Is any aspect of the U.S. economy NOT infected with the Military-Industrial Complex?