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Daily Bell: Nice to meet you.
Brown: My pleasure!
Daily Bell: Can you tell us your book's thesis in a nutshell?
Brown: Our money is an illusion. Except for coins, which compose only one ten-thousandth of the money supply, all of our money today consists of debt to private banks. Banks always take back more money in principal and interest than they put into the money supply as principal, making the system basically a pyramid scheme. After 300 years, this scheme has spread around the world and has now reached its mathematical limits. The whole world has been captured in the debt trap of a private international banking monopoly.
Daily Bell: These are clearheaded deductions about economics. How did you get interested?
Brown: In my earlier books, which were on health and the politics of health, I saw the pharmaceutical industry as the force to be reckoned with and exposed. I was on the legal team of a Tijuana cancer therapist named Jimmy Keller, who showed Ed Griffin's documentary "World Without Cancer" to all his patients. I read Griffin's book of the same name and realized that the banking, drug and oil cartels were basically the same entities, and that their power came from the power to create money that they had usurped from the people themselves. This was such a mind-boggling insight that I felt I had to write about it.
Daily Bell: How did you make the jump from nutrition to finance?
Brown: My first book was on nutrition but my later books focused on the politics of health and what is wrong with our health care system. I feel we have been misled about drugs and healing, and I wanted to expose that and set it right. After reading "World Without Cancer," I read Ed Griffin's book "The Creature from Jekyll Island," which I thought was great right up to the end; but I felt his solution would not work. I then read other books on the subject and got my grounding in it. I actually got interested in writing on economics and the Federal Reserve in the seventies, but that was before the Internet, and I wasn't able to follow my hunches to the end. When that remarkable tool became available, the missing puzzle pieces fell into place and I could see the larger picture and had to write about it.
Daily Bell: Tell us some more about your background, where you grew up and when you traveled.
Brown: I was born in California, grew up in the Detroit and Denver suburbs, graduated from UC Berkeley in English and then from UCLA Law School. I met my husband Cliff in law school, and we worked as attorneys in L.A. for 10 years (11 for him), until he burned out on Beverly Hills law and decided to join the U.S. Agency for International Development. He always wanted to go abroad, and it gave me a chance to write and have more time with the kids (we have two). From 1989 to 2000, we lived in Kenya, Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua. Then I got divorced and returned to the States, where I discovered this most interesting of writing subjects. I'm still good friends with my ex; I just ran out of topics overseas! There was more to it than that, of course, but I do feel I had to come back to the States to find this topic du jour. My daughter now works for a U.N. N.G.O. and my son is a graduate student in economics in Michigan.
Daily Bell: What's been the reaction to your book?
Brown: Remarkably good. I get flooded with email, which is great. With my other books, I didn't have much contact with readers and felt like a ghostwriter. With this one, I feel like a lightning rod, attracting ideas from everywhere. I credit it to the Internet, an amazing historical development that has changed the game worldwide.
Daily Bell: Are you familiar with Austrian finance? What do you think of it?
Brown: I am, and I enjoyed reading Murray Rothbard; but I don't think the Quantity Theory of Money is correct. Prices do not benignly adjust to a contraction in the money supply; this has been shown historically. When the money supply contracts, workers get laid off, businesses shut down, and the economy goes into a recession or a depression. It's a fallacy to think you can control prices by controlling the money supply - or even that you can control the money supply ("you" meaning, of course, the central bank). In the 1970s and 1980s, when Milton Friedman's monetarism was popular, attempts were made to regulate prices by regulating the money supply, and they didn't work. Some major recessions resulted, and Third World countries got locked hopelessly in debt from a radical increase in interest rates, but the money supply couldn't be controlled.
The Federal Reserve doesn't create money; banks do. The Federal Reserve just responds by providing the reserves they need after the fact if they come up short. And adding money to the system doesn't raise prices - not if workers and materials are available to make goods. If you add money to the system, the money will go looking for goods, and merchants will respond by making more. Supply and demand will go up together and prices will remain stable. An increase in interest rates is more likely to raise prices. Merchants raise their prices to cover their costs, and interest is a major cost.
Daily Bell: Are you a free-market economist or something else?
Brown: I believe in free markets, but I don't believe we have them today. Virtually every market now is manipulated and controlled. We lost our free markets when we gave away the power to create money to a private banking elite. They got their power through sleight of hand, and it can be reversed only by reversing the sleight of hand. Ironically, to get back our free markets, we need some government intervention. The economy has been captured by thieves, and we need some rules and regulations to put the genie back in the bottle.
Daily Bell: What's wrong with a gold or silver monetary system?
Brown: To answer that question properly will take more than a few sentences, but I'll try to be succinct. There are three ways a precious metal system could be set up: (1) a "gold-backed" fiat currency, of the sort we had until 1933 domestically and until 1971 internationally; (2) 100% gold coins, as Ed Griffin recommends; or (3) gold, silver and anything else trading freely with dollars, as recommended by Ron Paul.
The first alternative failed historically and doesn't work mathematically. Nixon had to take the dollar off the gold standard internationally after DeGaulle traded in his dollars for gold and the British then tried to trade in theirs, and the U.S. was about to run out of gold. In a "fractional reserve" system, only a fraction of the gold necessary to cash in all the dollars "backed" by gold is actually held in the banks' vaults. When people figure that out, you get runs on the banks and the banks have to close their doors. Roosevelt was faced with the same problem. People had panicked and were trading in their dollars for gold at the banks. The dollar was then 40% backed by gold, so whenever anyone cashed in $2 in paper money, $3 in loans had to be called in. The result was a radical collapse in the money supply.
Option #2, an all-gold currency, won't work for a number of reasons, but I'll just mention one: where are you going to get the gold? To be fair, the government would have to swap all the dollars in the money supply for gold. Assume a $13 trillion money supply (M3) and that there is $4 trillion worth of gold in the world (per the last report I saw). Even if you could acquire every penny's worth of gold, you'd have to revalue the gold so that it was worth $3000/ounce. Goldbugs say that's doable, but here's my question: how are you going to get the gold? What are you going to buy it with? Your paper dollars are going to be worthless. What Indian woman wearing that gold around her neck is going to be foolish enough to trade it for your paper dollars?
Ed Griffin would just divide the outstanding money supply by the gold in Fort Knox, but we don't know if there's any gold left in Fort Knox, and even assuming there is, the dollar value per ounce is going to be so far from anything resembling the real market value of gold that tying the dollar to gold will lose all meaning. If you want a fixed money supply, why not just have Congress order up X number of dollars, forbid any more to be issued, and make it illegal for banks to create credit on their books? Let them lend what they have and no more. Even that won't work though; you'll quickly degenerate into recession or depression, because there won't be enough money for innovation, development and the like. The ability to create and extend credit is a good thing and is necessary to a thriving economy. It's just a question of who gets to create it, private banks (which then proceed to charge interest on it that they siphon off the top as profits) or public banks, drawing on the "full faith and credit of the United States" because they are the United States and can return the profits to the United States, maintaining a mathematically sound system?
The third idea - allowing people to trade in any currency they want - doesn't solve anything and just creates new problems. What's the exchange rate going to be between these various domestic currencies, and who is going to set it? Are you going to allow shortselling between currencies, derivative bets, etc.? If you have silver and gold coins trading together, what happens if gold goes up in value relative to silver? Will you have to change the face value of the coins? They could be left unstamped, but then you won't really have coins; you'll just have round gold bars. Then why not just keep your gold bars and sell them for paper dollars as needed? If the paper dollars lose value, as goldbugs are sure they will, the gold bars will fetch more dollars when sold, so value will have been preserved just as it would have been if the gold were actually turned into gold coins.
Daily Bell: You are somewhat cynical about government, yet your solutions feature government involvement. Can government really be trusted to do the right thing?
Brown: I have faith in the sort of government "of the people, by the people, for the people" described by Abraham Lincoln; but we don't have that now. What we have is government controlled by a few giant corporations, and they got their power by acquiring the power to create the national money supply. "Allow me to issue and control a nation's currency," Amschel Mayer Rothschild allegedly said in the 18th century, "and I care not who makes its laws." That statement may be apocryphal, but that is how they did it, and that is the power we have to get back if we want a just and trustworthy government that represents people rather than wealthy corporations.
Daily Bell: Do you believe in a business cycle - and that central banks aggravate it by printing too much money?
Brown: We had obvious business cycles in the 19th century when we were on the gold standard. Banks would issue banknotes that were many multiples of the gold they held in their vaults, until the paper money supply so far outstripped its backing that people realized the banks could not make good on all their gold-backed notes and there would be runs on the banks. "Fiat money" was not the problem though. The whole system was a ruse. The gold backing allowed private bankers to create paper money on a printing press and lend it at interest, pretending it represented gold the bankers did not really have in their vaults. Privately-issued paper money that is only partially backed by precious metals is a form of counterfeiting whether the sums are prudently managed or not.
Daily Bell: Was central banking over-printing of money the proximate cause of the economic crisis?
Brown: No. Alan Greenspan did lower interest rates to ridiculously low levels in 2001, precipitating the housing bubble that precipitated the current crisis; and he gave his blessing to derivatives, which allowed banks to move loans off their books, package them up, and sell them to investors, making room on their books for more loans and fanning the housing bubble. But it wasn't the central bank that over-printed money. It was the commercial banks, and of course they don't actually "print" it. They just create it as accounting entries on their books. The "crisis" came when there was a sudden shift in accounting rules, from "mark to fantasy" to "mark to market". The idea was to rein in the over exuberance\ of the banks; but the banks were just doing what they had to do to keep the Ponzi scheme going: create ever more loans. The real cause of the crisis was the Ponzi scheme itself: it just ran out of its food source.
Daily Bell: What are the best investments to make throughout the business cycle, and do they change over time?
Brown: They change over time, and because markets are so heavily manipulated, you can't really know what they are unless you're an insider. The rest of us just have to pay very close attention and ride the roller coaster. A case in point was a year ago, when gold was about to break through $1000, oil was hovering near $150/barrel, bank stocks were plummeting, and so was the dollar. Suddenly in July, everything miraculously reversed - the dollar and bank stocks shot up, and gold and oil plunged. What happened? The Japanese central bank later admitted in its local paper that the central banks had colluded to manipulate the markets.
Daily Bell: What do you think of the current economic crisis. Are Western countries handling it well?
Brown: Yes and no. The credit system has collapsed and Western central banks are trying to pump it back up with "quantitative easing," which is a better approach than President Hoover took when he tried to tighten the government's belt and "balance the budget" in the early 1930s. But bailing out the banks is the wrong approach. Governments should be using quantitative easing (essentially money-printing) to build infrastructure and pay the government's bills rather than trying to clean up the toxic books of failed banks. The problem is that the central banks are there to serve the banking system, not the people. We need truly national central banks. England and Canada technically own their central banks, but their governments still borrow from private banks. They don't use their central banks as if they owned them. China, Malaysia, and South Korea do; and they're faring quite well these days.
Daily Bell: Do you believe in the bailouts taking place in America?
Brown: No. We've been extorted into them. We've been made to believe the only way we can save our credit system is to spend our hard-earned taxpayer money to save the banks that got us into the mess, but that's not true. We can set up our own public credit system and let the private parasitic cartel fend for itself. They made billions in the free market; let them go down in the free market.
Daily Bell: Can you explain the genesis of the financial crisis?
Brown: Taking the long view, it's the end of a 300 year Ponzi scheme. Virtually all of our money is created by banks as loans; but banks create only the principal, not the interest necessary to pay their loans back. More is always owed back than is created in the first place, and new borrowers must continually be found to take out new loans to create the money to pay this extra interest. After 300 years, the whole world has been locked in debt, and the parasitic pyramid has run out of its food source.
All sorts of scams and schemes were devised to plunder the last dollar out of borrowers - securitization of subprime mortgages to move them off the banks' books and make room for more, derivatives to supposedly eliminate the risk of subprime default and induce investors to buy, etc. But the schemes have been exposed, and the "shadow lenders" - the investors induced to buy these bundles of subprime debt - have gone away and they aren't coming back any time soon.
The shadow lenders made up $10 trillion worth of the mortgage market. Virtually all of our money consists of credit (or debt), and a big chunk of this credit has disappeared. The money supply is collapsing, and that is what has caused the financial crisis. The solution is to put money back into the system; but the banks can't do it, because the Bank for International Settlements has imposed a tourniquet on lending with the Basel Accords.
We need to set up our own public banks, which cannot run short of "the full faith and credit of the United States" because they ARE the United States (or whatever local government is setting them up). In the U.S., we should nationalize the Federal Reserve and let it operate like a real government-owned bank, issuing money and credit on behalf of the public for infrastructure and other government expenditures. States could also set up their own credit mechanisms by setting up their own banks.
Daily Bell: Do you believe that some of your ideas will be taken up officially?
Brown: I keep trying, knocking at any doors I see; but it's a slow-moving machine. The first step is mass education and popular understanding.
Daily Bell: Have you heard from Wall Street about your ideas?
Brown: No.
Daily Bell: Are you at all worried about the reaction to your ideas?
Brown: I try to suggest solutions that are good for everyone. I think the private banking business has actually come to the end of the line. They're scrambling desperately to hold it all together, but there's not much more they can do. The whole multi-trillion dollar derivatives edifice was constructed in an attempt to bring business back that the banks were losing to their competitor non-bank institutions, but it didn't work in the end. I think the bankers might be relieved to pass the baton. Not that they want to lose their existing fortunes, but they might be ready to retire to their favorite islands and let the next generation tackle the problem; or to take jobs exercising their expertise in a new public banking arrangement with the stable backing of the government.
Daily Bell: You do a great deal of public speaking. What do you emphasize most in your talks?
Brown: Solutions, solutions, solutions. This nut can be cracked. We've been looking at the problem wrong. When we step outside the box and look again, it's all quite simple. Truth is simple.
Daily Bell: What are the most important - seminal -- articles of yours that you would encourage everyone to read? Where can they be found?
Brown: My articles can all be found on my website at WebofDebt.com. I try to write one every week or two, and they're quite topical, but the most popular (per the OpEdNews ratings) have been "It's the Derivatives, Stupid!", written in September 2008 after the Lehman/AIG collapse; "Borrowing from Peter to Pay Paul: The Wall Street Ponzi Scheme Called Fractional Reserve Banking" (December 29, 2008); and "Toward a Solution to the Debt Crisis in California" (July 13, 2009). My latest article is "The Public Option in Banking: How We Can Beat Wall Street at Its Own Game" (August 8, 2009), posted on the Huffington Post among other places.
Daily Bell: On behalf of all of our readers we thank you for sharing your views with us - and for your courageous and important work.
Brown: You're welcome. I don't feel courageous; I just write. I live with my 90-year-old mother in a senior village. I need the excitement!
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After Thoughts with Scott Smith
Scott SmithWow. Ellen Brown is surely a brilliant, self-trained economist as well as a successful writer. Sharp as a needle, she lances through the rhetorical silliness of most financial writing to drive straight to the heart of the West's major problem: money is a debt not an asset.
And yet ... even despite this clear-eyed approach to finance, we retain some reservations, mostly based on our affinity for free-market economics. With all respect to the brilliant Ms. Brown, let us share them with you.
Debt-consuming money: We wonder if debt money is quite so mathematical proposition as she makes out. We think a considerable amount of money gets purged via bankruptcies and ruin in recessions. The money goes away as does the interest accrued, thus the system may be self-sustaining to a degree and the interest accrual never entirely overwhelming.
Money standard: We do believe the West can go back on a market based silver and gold standard. You don't have to divide up the gold in Fort Knox. All you have to do is assume that the system cannot stand but actually breaks down. Once it has broken down, paper money becomes worthless and people around the world begin to recirculate gold and silver as money. They take it out of their mattresses, their vaults, their pockets. It is a new, spontaneous order of market money. That's how a market-based hard money standard would come about. It would just happen. There would be no organizing force other than people's overwhelming desire to utilize a form of money that retained value.
Trust in government: Third, we have a hard time with the idea that governments can be trusted with the money supply. Ms. Brown uses Lincoln as an example, and unfortunately, given these days of Internet revisionism, that is perhaps not an overwhelming example. Lincoln was human, too. He didn't "free" the slaves until it was politically expedient, threw a number of his political and media opponents into jail and unleashed a Carthaginian trail of blood and destruction on the South toward the end of the war that left its cities leveled. From a monetary standpoint, he was the author of "greenbacks" that the Union used to fund the war and which quickly deteriorated to a value of nullity.
Lincoln, who was certainly a great man in some ways (depending how you define greatness) provides us with only one example of how the government deals with money. But there are many others. History is littered with debased currency. It is much wiser, in our opinion to let the market deal with money - and not the government.
Business cycles and central banks: Finally, it should be clear to anyone reading the Daily Bell for any length of time that we believe it is central banks that are responsible for the West's destructive business cycles. From our point of view there is just no gainsaying the role of central banks in money production. Central banks overproduce money and subvert the natural cycle of the money marketplace. We are also free-banking oriented and tend to believe that fractional reserve banking would be OK in a market environment and that there are historical episodes that tend to prove this is so.
Anyway, to each his own. We very much enjoyed interviewing Ms. Brown. She has an original mind and her thoughts about money have attracted considerable attention. Aware of free-market thinking but not of it, she offers us a creative alternative that should, if nothing else, inspire us to contemplate money stuff and its often-questionable value.
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11 comments
4 Sep 2009 @ 17:24 by @70.65.108.187 : Redistrbution
I wonder if there will ever be a fair and reasonable way to "redistribute wealth" from the haves and the have nots.
Seems if youre a have youre not willing to part with any,
and if youre a have not you always want more.
It seems a flaw not in monetary policy or finance but in human nature
thanks for the read.
swanny
5 Sep 2009 @ 05:12 by : Flaw...
or conditioned behavior? Usury is older than Babylon. I think a veritable 'human revolution' is required where we will finally place emphasis on that which matters most to all of us as a race. Might as well forget getting into space until we learn the real laws of the universe. The petty plights of this planet will prevent a greater harmony with those who have gone before. Knowing that HU is an epithet for EA and that EA is responsible for our evolutionary development from Neanderthal to Cro Magnon puts things a bit more into perspective though...not enough.
I guess it is, then, a personal thing...to discover who, in effect, we really are and to be the best and the highest that we can be for the good of all Manu (Moon) kind. Thanks for the comment swanny. Hope all is well with you and yours. ;)
9 Sep 2009 @ 01:48 by : Like the...
luminescent shining moon the vision grows clearer and clearer within the extrapolations of yesteryears void of knowing...thus void of knowing we are reminded of the future where we are scanning this present moment in the past.
http://www.freedomfiles.org/matrix.htm
9 Sep 2009 @ 21:22 by a-d : Well, gosh.... you've been so
POETIC lately ma Dear!.... I like your comments! heheheh... yup! "... a veritable 'human revolution' is required where we will finally place emphasis on that which matters most to all of us as a race. Might as well forget getting into space until we learn the real laws of the universe. The petty plights of this planet will prevent a greater harmony with those who have gone before. ..." no kiddin'!
Humanity is on the ROLL right now and more to come! www.livewithlight. com
and here: (fresh from Adi):
Since this spring the higher chakras above our heads, and their corresponding dimensions, have been opening throughout this planet for those who are from these higher realms of Light and Love.
The first sentence below verifies that, since the last full moon, the 12th dimension of Divine Universal Being is now available, and this has made possible the 9-9-9 Planetary Merkaba which is now integrating the Inner Universal Life with the outer life of this planet.
Adi
Pure States of Consciousness - 9 September 2009
By Kate Ann Spreckley
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The energies of July and August created an opportunity for us to unite our Divine Will with the Universal Love of our Masculine and Feminine energies. We were granted this opportunity to find rest within the sanctuary of our true power to enable us to reconnect with the essential purity of our Soul.
We are being taught how to walk gently upon our Earth Mother as we share our gifts of love and service to all of life. It is in this sharing that we open to our inner wisdom and guidance making it easier for ourselves to surrender to the Divine and to continue to follow our path of awakening the deep power of love.
During our path of awakening we are gifted with many opportunities to clear the deeper aspects of ourselves that are held within our unconscious. In these times we are able to release our blocks and discover the root cause of our suffering, all that which has obstructed our progress towards true freedom. In this way we are able to release the subliminal forces of fear and negativity that have been held within our Soul, awakening our beauty, compassion and power and allowing us to access a greater understanding of the mysteries of life.
It is in releasing the limitations of our past that we are able to heal our wounds, to enrich our Soul and to expand our evolutionary process. This allows for the encoded information held within our cellular memory to be activated, opening us to newer levels of awareness and awakening within us the gifts that our Divine Creator has bestowed upon each one of us. This period of purification and growth has been essential to our process and has assisted us in journeying into our unconscious, where we have been able to recreate our foundations using our inner guidance and wisdom. Restoring and healing ourselves helps to remind us of the creative gifts that we carry into our world.
The key to pure consciousness is held within our hearts and as we heed the calls for transformation we are able to journey deeper into the cave of our Soul to restore our path to creativity and to experience the abundant source of energy, love and light that radiates forth from our Divine Creator, the Great Spirit.
The 9:9 Stargate gifts us with an opportunity to move into purer states of consciousness. We are being guided along a river of consciousness to gather and integrate the different facets of ourselves. As we walk this path between the worlds, we bring that which is in need of healing into manifestation for the purpose of transformation, allowing for us to integrate and to birth within ourselves higher vibrations of love.
As we enter into this next cycle of our evolutionary development we are required to maintain balance and unite our physical and Spiritual selves. Our consciousness is shifting from the need to focus on one or the other, to integrating and working with both aspects as one. We are being offered this time to release our fears and our doubts so that we may move into the ever-present moment holding within our hearts and our minds, faith and trust.
It is imperative that at this time we apply the wisdom we have gained to direct and to build a world of conscious living where we move beyond the boundaries of our past and engage with our skills and attributes of self-mastery. As we expand our vision to include all of Creation we grow our awareness of the sacredness of all of life, thus refining the nature of humanity, sustaining the natural forces of our Universe and reconnecting us to the cycles of evolution.
There is wisdom to be gained from all that grows upon the Earth Mother and as we open our hearts to that which sustains us with abundant and unconditional love, we are able to re-pattern our Soul force and to embrace our Earthly existence, revealing our uniqueness and the unifying essence of love from which we are all born.
We are all co-creators in this process of evolution towards a Golden Age of consciousness and the energy of this time shall propel us forward on our paths towards this common destiny. As we align ourselves with the evolution of consciousness and the energies that guide it, our thinking and our actions will evolve, enabling us to move with the flow of consciousness and to manifest in our lives a path of wholeness.
As this new level of consciousness emerges we will learn to fully engage with our Soul and to live life through the intuitive self, enabling us to see into the mysteries of life. Our expanded consciousness allows us to journey into our deepest truth and wisdom, revealing all that must be relinquished so that peace and tranquility may arise.
The door to our destiny is open and as we strip away and transform all that bars our movement forward we merge the mortal dimensions of our human self with planetary evolution thus healing and balancing the emotional and mental realms and discover the necessary courage and strength to overcome our emotional dependencies and addictive patterns of thought and behaviour.
In grounding the energy of this time within the roots of our Earthly life, we break through yet another veil of the illusion and gain deeper insights into our destiny and the purpose of our existence. As we interweave our Spiritual self with our physical self, the purity of our love emanates from us and is shared with our world, transforming the human consciousness and awakening the gifts of insight and new understanding.
It is out of our deepest and darkest fears that a new cycle of evolution arises and we are beckoned forward on our path to enlightenment.
Spirit Pathways - Kate A. Spreckley
Spirit Pathways has been created to bring awareness of ancient teachings & knowledge for the healing and ascension of Mother Earth & all who dwell upon Her.
All written information, messages and articles are Kate's own interpretation of the energies that are affecting our world at this time. The information Kate receives comes from her own Spirit Guides and Teachers.
Kate is a Spiritual Healer and Teacher from Cape Town, South Africa. Her own personal path of healing lead her to create this website, and to develop educational and healing processes for helping others. Kate offers talks to groups and has appeared on radio and television on the subject of Indigo and Crystal Children.
Kate offers private consultations, group channelings, workshops and teachings, all of which can be viewed on the readings page of this website.
Kate can be contacted at: kate@spiritpathways .co.za * www.spiritpathways. co.za/about. html *
10 Sep 2009 @ 07:36 by : Thanks A-d...
for the 'poetic.' Probably I should stick to "Religious invocation of the muse" and forget all else. BTW that is Robert Graves' definition of "Poetry" as given in his handbook for writing poetry otherwise known as "The White Goddess." I studied the book for years and carried it everywhere I went along with the Book of Changes. Still have the Book of Changes but lost the White Goddess somewhere along the way though it is available in a downloadable .pdf or .doc from http://www.truly-free.org/ I don't like the computer version at all, though. ;)
How are you doing since last we spoke?
11 Sep 2009 @ 19:31 by a-d : Your Poetry is always
very soft and gentle! Words you use are like "Blue Velvet" .That is something I notised early on whenever you posted any of your own writings.
Anyhoo, Daaaling, on this article...hmmmm.... Ellen Brown... I'm sure she is a "Sharp Cookie". But she is IMHO faaar toooo faaar out in the "left" field!.... Her FAITH in the ERRONEOUS "Western" SYSTEM is scary, to say the least!Hence I have to say "No,no,no" to anything (?) she dreams up as a "viable solution".
just working on expanding my way to CELEBRATE Life ever more! : ) in all the different aspect of Daily Life. SOme areas demand more work , as I whacked these areas out more readily and now need to "mend" /"healing" create new avenues / transform. Quite an undertaking!...but this is theee "final" step in realisation of what it takes to actually actualize (my own) Cosmic Being/ness!... me thinks.
Heyyy, check this out! http://www.2012unlimited.net/BSS.html ( and then klick on your PC's "back"-button again!
13 Sep 2009 @ 20:10 by a-d : Fresh from our very own
Heidi! yes, that's right!... Heidi sent this to me today: http://blog.staceyrobyn.com/the-way-in-is-the-way-out/
Universal "thingi"... Wooohooooo!!!
hugs/A-d
13 Sep 2009 @ 20:40 by : Yes...
a truly "global" perspective. Thanks, A-d. Wish I could get the feeling out of my heart, though, that "global" means 'plantation owners' and slaves... note that much of the Illuminated, so called, writings coming from the globalists, contain the same message but... with the right hand they sooth you but with the left hand they stab you in the back. Uni means one. I'm a multi-versalist who loves to dance on 'strings' and play weird megaversic melodies and counterpoints containing rhythmic subterfuge at an infinite, not time centric, beyondness...
Luv ya...
Tweet, tweet...
Just got back from a run with 11 doggies!
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20 Sep 2009 @ 15:07 by a-d : I can't resist; sharing with you
how the cruel Moooselims are taking over Americka!
http://mantiqaltayr.wordpress.com/2009/09/19/the-mooselims-are-coming-the-mooselims-are-coming/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve_Banks#List_of_Federal_Reserve_Banks
http://zsidozas.wordpress.com/2009/01/20/obamas-jewschange-we-cant-believe-in/
I don't ever again from ANYBODY want to heat how horrible the Moooselims are and how they have taken over Americka or any other "western" Country in any corner of the Planet, for that matter!...... ( DO YOU HEAR ME, You LITTLE BITCH, whose ......???? )
Are we all ready to call a SPADE a SPADE , a CRIMINAL a CRIMINAL etc?
Let's all come down from those a little odd cloudy spheres a little too... That would help us keep our eyes and BRAINS a little bit more clear and a`jour with Reality, methinks. ;)
An ORGANIZED CRIME RING IS an ORGANIZED CRIME RING.... Nicht War?
http://zsidozas.wordpress.com/2009/01/20/obamas-jewschange-we-cant-believe-in/
An ORGANIZED CRIME RING IS an ORGANIZED CRIME RING.... got it??????
20 Sep 2009 @ 18:51 by a-d : "By Way of Deception.....
Thou Shalt Do War"... and when and by whom was that smart ADVICE given ..and to WHOM????...." according to...???...
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