Sunday, March 11, 2012

Sunday, March 11, 2012

The tragedy of the events of March 11, 2011 remain with us. The tragedy is the unnecessary loss of life and healthy environments. As summed up in National Treasure, those who have the ability have the responsibility. As always, the opinions on these postings and links are provided as just some of the many resources--in person, in print, and online--for learning, discussions, and planning. Above all, we have responsibility to the children, to ensure their rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The children have a right to fresh clean air, water, and earth. They have a right to dream of great things, and to accomplish them. We have a responsibility to all the children, to give them a beautiful world with liberty and justice for all.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

More Torture from Washington D.C. Joins News of Midwest Tornado Devastation

JFiNTel.com reports today on the devastating tornados in the American Midwest.
The website refers to Dutchsince's warning the day before the storms.
The articles is titled "2/28/2012--North America Covered in Severe Weather and Scalar Square/HAARP Ring Outbreak."

The site also shares Paul Joseph Watson's article "Torture Architect Argues for Indefinitie Detention of Americans." As noted in the article, a former US Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel head, testified in favor of detaining Americans without using the Bill of Rights. Steven G. Bradbury supports the National Defense Authorization Act, along with the section that Barack Obama requested to jail American citizens without regard to the protections of the Bill of Rights.

The article quotes the American Civil Liberties Union

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Coal Train Protests in the Pacific Northwest. Guest Opinion by Jan Hoem, Spokesman Review. Feb. 26, 2012

February 26, 2012 in Opinion  Guest opinion: Fight coal exports, trains. Jan Hoem Special to The Spokesman-Review. 

Hoem presents facts leading to the conclusion that coal trains are a loser situation with no benefits.

Hoem serves as chair for Montana Elders for a Liveable Tomorrow.

Here is a quote:
"Are we more concerned about the profits of coal companies than the future of our children and grandchildren? With these terminals, we make a choice for future generations...
Please join the coal export dialogue in your community, and contact Washington state Commissioner of Public Lands Peter Goldmark, (360) 902-1004 "stop coal export.”

The web address is www.powerpastcoal.org.

Friday, February 24, 2012

"Underware Bomber" Hoax Pushes Americans into Radiating Body Scanner and Grope Downs so Michael Chertov Makes Money

Kurt Haskell witnessed the fake set-up of the Underware Bomber.
The purpose of the false flag attack on Christmas 2009 was to make money for Michael Chertov and his clients, and to force Americans into radiating body scanners and grope downs to get people used to lining up, giving up their rights for themselves and their children, and walking into fascism.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/kurt-haskell-witness-to-government-false-flag-part-3.html

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Daily Censored Offers Alternative News

For another alternative news site, The Daily Censored publishes stories on topics that the "corporate" media does not cover in depth and breadth.

On Thursday, February 23, 2012, some stories include the article "2012 Election Integrity Update," by markadamsjdmba. There is also "The Persecution of Judge Garzon," an article by Saul Landau regarding General Augusto Pinochet being held for trial in Britain through the efforts of Spanish Judge Garzon. Pinochet was later considered unfit for trail

Coal Export Trains Planned through Pacific Northwest to China

Coal companies are planning to strip mine coal from Wyoming and Montana, specifically the Powder River Basin. The plan is to place the coal on freight trains through Missoula, Montana, and Spokane, Washington, then splitting up to Pacific Northwest ports such as Grays Harbor, Longview, and Bellingham in Washington state, and Coos Bay and St. Helens in Oregon state.

The planned trains would bring additional 40 to 50 coal trains through Missoula and Spokane. The trains bring coal dust, noise, and train track use. Vehicles such as cars, trucks, busses, ambulances, would be forced to wait at train crossings during the lengthy coal trains.

As America and other countries turn to energy sources other than coal, the companies are seeking coal customers overseas. In the instance of China, the coal would be carted through Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon, then shipped to Asia. The burning coal residue would then blow back via the jet stream to America.

For more information and ways to end the dependence on coal, with its toxic dust, carinogens, and accompanying noise pollution and disruption of community life, Power Past Coal offers a webpage, along with Sierra Club.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Radiation Effects in Japan "Nowhere is Safe." November 2011

The November 2011 article on the Fukushima blog says "Nowhere is safe."
The article includes photos of children who may be suffering from radiation poisoning.
The author also notes some observations, such as people who have trouble talking or whose eyes look bad.
He believes the media is killing us by not discussing or warning people of radiation danger.
Personally, I think I am seeing some of this in the Pacific Northwest of the USA.
I have been noticing women whose hair is thinned.
This is not thinning in patches, but an overall thinning of the hair, so that the scalp shows.
This is not limited to older women. I've seen it in younger women.
From an editorial standpoint, we must admit that Fukushima, and other sources, are emitting deadly radiation, and we must make it stop, or put plans in place to help people, especially infants, babies, toddlers, kids, tweens, teens, young adults.
They deserve a fresh, clean world, and the older generations must get out of lethargy and do something to ensure the survial of a fresh, clean planet.