I am among the many who was outraged by the insensitive, caustic and wishful 'assassination' mantra that seems to be Senator Hillary Clinton's last hope for a way to win the Democratic Nomination For President Of The United States. I have long thought perhaps this man was a lot more of a threat to the status quo, the power elite than many give him credit for. I have long felt that Barack Obama may in fact scare as many black people of that group as he does white. Senator Clinton's Freudian slips give me cause to think I am absolutely correct. And while I was thinking about the matter it occurred to me just why this might be the case and why a scenario where Senator Barack Obama is assassinated by parties unknown, [they always remain unknown-these people] might just play into the hands of the neo-conservative forces determined to tighten the grip on the American Gulag. Follow me on this and take my advice seriously:
The Death Of Ron Brown With all the power of the Presidency at his disposal, Bill Clinton failed to discover the facts surrounding the death of the man who engineered his successful bid to win the Presidency. This was the first symptom, as far as I am concerned that perhaps we had a highly effective mole in the Democratic Party, one who subscribed to the very things he purportedly was the die-hard enemy of, fascism disguised as conservative American Politics. The results of his policies bear scrutiny in this regard.
The Clinton Administration never delivered Universal Health Care, even with the power of the veto and the power of the Presidential Executive Order.
The Clinton Administration completed what Richard Nixon started with his detente initiative toward China, ergo the wholesale export of American manufacturing to Asia at the cost of triple digit millions of American jobs.
The Clinton Administration's NAFTA initiative undermined a hundred years of progress by labor to create fair wages and benefits, safe work environments and a more human environment for all American workers while opening the door to 20 Mexican workers to replace poor black and white workers in America while allowing crack and meth to flood these neighborhoods in unprecedented volumes. This sneaky genocide and population replacement continues unabated.
What did Ron Brown know that cost him his life? I can tell you what he didn't know: He didn't know that the Clintons were not his friends! Had they ever been his friends they would have left no stone unturned to find the perpetrators of his obvious assassination. Unless, of course, they were the perpetrators of his assassination. Why did the investigation into the death of a cabinet level Secretary fail to have a conclusion, a suspect, a conviction?
In that context, the context of a history of people dying when they got in the way of the political agenda of The Clinton pair, was Hillary Clinton's use of the word 'assassination' several times during her campaign a matter of exhaustion, of innocent statements of fact about the campaign? If not, what are the implications for us in the Summer Of 2008? Check it out!
1. Let's say, Clinton's code word or wishful thought[whatever it is]results in the assassination of Barack Obama. What is the likely public response? Well, I promise you black people will pour into the streets in outrage and riot. Maybe this time a lot of white people will as well. However, we live in a George Bush Regime. A regime that is ready, willing and able to quell that rioting by suspending the constitution, declaring martial law, calling out the national guard, and creating a monstrous imposition of despotic rule by decree in this country. My advice: Should Barack Obama, candidate for the office of President Of The United States be assassinated this summer, PLEEEEAAAAASSSSEEEE! Stay at home, lay low and prepare to deal with his death without presenting the dark forces with an opportunity to finish the job they started.
2. If Barack Obama is successful at winning the presidency, he still has four years or more during which his life is at risk, especially if he turns out to be true to his word about changing the political landscape of America. It is imperative that we realize that Obama is not the change, he is the messenger of the change. As President he would only 'preside' over the changes WE make where we are-in our communities across this land. He cannot do for us what we refuse to do for ourselves and no matter how much he might like to create change, THE CHANGE IS US!
3. The hidden value of Barack Obama's candidacy is not whether he wins or loses, whether he is our saint or sinner, nor whether he delivers on his promises. It is that we, the American people, have demonstrated an unprecedented power at a grassroots level that is truly unstoppable. With the collective power of small donations Barack Obama out-performed fundraisers in both camps. With the collective power of Black, White, Asian, Latin and Native American individual wills, Barack Obama has shown us the we are a power to be reckoned with. Don't Forget this ever.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Masaru Emoto & The Power Of Words
This is Masaru Emoto noted researcher and author of "The Message from Water". In a very compelling presentation of the findings of his research on the effect of words on the molecular structure of water, Mr. Emoto may be on his way to a Nobel Prize; at least he should be if the scientific community grasp the overwhelming implications of his research. Mr. Emoto presents compelling evidence that words directly effect the water as evidenced by the structure of ice crystals before and after words are spoken into water. This is mind-boggling and life changing for any thoughtful person once you have a grasp of what this all means.
After seeing water react to different environmental conditions, pollution and music, Mr. Emoto and colleagues decided to see how thoughts and words affected the formation of untreated, distilled, water crystals, using words typed onto paper by a word processor and taped on glass bottles overnight. The same procedure was performed using the names of deceased persons. The waters were then frozen and photographed.The photographs can only be described as astounding. The link to the photos is here:
http://www.life-enthusiast.com/twilight/research_emoto.htm
Now here's what happens to your mind once you get it.
1. You remember that you are 70% water and that your thoughts and your words may have a direct impact on your physical being, not only that but an immediate impact which you will feel long before anybody else does.
2. You think about the Genesis scripture where God "said" "let there be light" over the surface of the "watery deep" and there was light, not only that, everything else God "said" "let their be" became exactly what he said. Ahhhhhhh! Deep!
3. You begin to understand the power of words and thought in another way entirely. If what we say can effect water, then what we say can effect us most immediately and everyone around us next. If this is true we are going about everything all wrong.
If we speak into existence all that we are, then our negative thoughts create negativity for real.
If we think and speak negative thoughts we are harming ourselves. We are harming the person to whom we direct negative thoughts. We are harming people around us who have nothing to do with our thoughts, who are just passing through.
Saying nothing rather than denigrate another human being or situation is tatamount to protecting ourselves from harm. That means how we speak to and about children, spouse, Aunt Lucille, Sistah Sarah and the people who make decisions about our lives has the first and most direct impact on our very selves. WoW!
Blessing your enemy takes on a whole new meaning. Return good for evil takes on a whole new meaning. Being merciful, loving and kind takes on a value of direct personal impact.
I would be delighted to have your responses to this info.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Economic Outlook
In the 1st quarter of 2008 Americans were shocked by the reality of where we, as a nation stand in regard to our dollar, our credit, our overall economic state. The picture is not good. Not that there weren't indications of a major disaster in the making glaring, blaring and screaming for attention that never came until too late. The U.S. economy is in the midst of a recession. This month alone over 80,000 jobs have been slashed from the available workforce. The knife is just getting bloody. Be prepared for more. The facts as they are today:
1. Bloomberg report that of 65 nations rated for economic performance in 2007 the United States was last at number 65. Dismal. Worse than dismal.
2. The current trend toward globalization, a nice word for screw you America, is likely to continue the trend for multi-national corporations to downsize their American operations.
3. While the Federal Reserve is happy to print brand new crisp money for companies like JPMorgan/Bear Stearns to bail them out of a nasty situation brought on by their own financial indescretions, only tokens are being offered to taxpayers. Don't expect a bailout of any significance. You're pretty much on your own.
What can African Americans expect in the next few years where money and prosperity is concerned? We can expect more and more African Americans to create business enterprises as jobs for African Americans in the corporate world disappear or we can expect an ever larger number of African Americans to become economic bankrupts without the means of providing even the basics. This as the costs for fuel, commodities like food and other requirements for life skyrocket. The current economic crisis in America, brought on-as usual-by 10s of trillions of dollars devoted to conflict and the tools of war, as usual by the never ending quest by corporate interests for more profit, less regulation and fewer employees doing more and more work-will continue as forces for globalization continue their quest for a one world government, for a labor class as close to free as at all possible and for the reduction or elimination of civil liberties for all human beings except those who are members of the status quo.
This has nothing at all to do with racism believe it or not. Racism is a reaction to these forces at work; a reaction directed at the wrong peoples for the wrong reasons by the people most immediately effected by the ever expanding ripples of change. However, as government and corporate interests reach deeper into tthe tax pool to fund their adventures, African Americans will feel the effects, are feeling the effects in disproportionate numbers. Why? Because, in order to maintain the relationship with the Caucasian labor population in America until they too are no longer needed-also happening right now-the status quo will be forced to give more and more jobs currently held by African Americans to Caucasian Americans . Simple. Is this racist? No! It's business.
Taken personally African Americans will expend energy needed for making critical changes on riots and speeches and general ineffectiveness and will not be able to move to the next step in our own evolution. Preparation In order for African Americans to survive the shift away from us as the primary labor pool in America, African Americans must reach into and get control of the resources available to us now, the money we generate from within our own communities. This lesson has been presented to us for hundreds of years, now as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Jewish, Pakistani, Indian, Mexican, Italian and other ethnic groups have come to America and within one generation create their unique communities and economies. This is a social imperative for African Americans now. We must create vehicles of commerce, systems that interface with the larger world economy and finally create independence. This is what is being demanded of African Americans. It is not beyond us to do. Nor is it unfair to ask of us. We are better equipped than any other people to create and manage systems that allow us no longer to have dependence on a government or a corporation in order to survive and thrive.
To make this independence a reality we must expand our efforts to
1. Emphasize business creation over job creation which will allow us to employ African Americans leaving the American workforce,
2. Engage the larger world market opportunities by focusing our investments on commodities and their instruments of exchange, as well as the global currency exchange-FOREX. Doing this will allow us to access impersonal wealth creation options, dependent not on our labor but on our investments,
3. Identify and economically isolate-from our dollars-those companies whose policies damage our communities and our individual well-being., in other words refrain from making our enemies rich. The tools for making this important transition are available now. The Virtual Of African Americans is committed to making these tools and resources available here.
1. Bloomberg report that of 65 nations rated for economic performance in 2007 the United States was last at number 65. Dismal. Worse than dismal.
2. The current trend toward globalization, a nice word for screw you America, is likely to continue the trend for multi-national corporations to downsize their American operations.
3. While the Federal Reserve is happy to print brand new crisp money for companies like JPMorgan/Bear Stearns to bail them out of a nasty situation brought on by their own financial indescretions, only tokens are being offered to taxpayers. Don't expect a bailout of any significance. You're pretty much on your own.
What can African Americans expect in the next few years where money and prosperity is concerned? We can expect more and more African Americans to create business enterprises as jobs for African Americans in the corporate world disappear or we can expect an ever larger number of African Americans to become economic bankrupts without the means of providing even the basics. This as the costs for fuel, commodities like food and other requirements for life skyrocket. The current economic crisis in America, brought on-as usual-by 10s of trillions of dollars devoted to conflict and the tools of war, as usual by the never ending quest by corporate interests for more profit, less regulation and fewer employees doing more and more work-will continue as forces for globalization continue their quest for a one world government, for a labor class as close to free as at all possible and for the reduction or elimination of civil liberties for all human beings except those who are members of the status quo.
This has nothing at all to do with racism believe it or not. Racism is a reaction to these forces at work; a reaction directed at the wrong peoples for the wrong reasons by the people most immediately effected by the ever expanding ripples of change. However, as government and corporate interests reach deeper into tthe tax pool to fund their adventures, African Americans will feel the effects, are feeling the effects in disproportionate numbers. Why? Because, in order to maintain the relationship with the Caucasian labor population in America until they too are no longer needed-also happening right now-the status quo will be forced to give more and more jobs currently held by African Americans to Caucasian Americans . Simple. Is this racist? No! It's business.
Taken personally African Americans will expend energy needed for making critical changes on riots and speeches and general ineffectiveness and will not be able to move to the next step in our own evolution. Preparation In order for African Americans to survive the shift away from us as the primary labor pool in America, African Americans must reach into and get control of the resources available to us now, the money we generate from within our own communities. This lesson has been presented to us for hundreds of years, now as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Jewish, Pakistani, Indian, Mexican, Italian and other ethnic groups have come to America and within one generation create their unique communities and economies. This is a social imperative for African Americans now. We must create vehicles of commerce, systems that interface with the larger world economy and finally create independence. This is what is being demanded of African Americans. It is not beyond us to do. Nor is it unfair to ask of us. We are better equipped than any other people to create and manage systems that allow us no longer to have dependence on a government or a corporation in order to survive and thrive.
To make this independence a reality we must expand our efforts to
1. Emphasize business creation over job creation which will allow us to employ African Americans leaving the American workforce,
2. Engage the larger world market opportunities by focusing our investments on commodities and their instruments of exchange, as well as the global currency exchange-FOREX. Doing this will allow us to access impersonal wealth creation options, dependent not on our labor but on our investments,
3. Identify and economically isolate-from our dollars-those companies whose policies damage our communities and our individual well-being., in other words refrain from making our enemies rich. The tools for making this important transition are available now. The Virtual Of African Americans is committed to making these tools and resources available here.
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