Almost Half the Meat at the Supermarket is Contaminated!

I hated to see this, especially since I am a meat eater. I'm not surprised at this at all. The meat industry basically has the regulators in their 'back pocket'. That's why they get to add so many of the antibiotics to the animals. The overuse of the antibiotics is what leads to the bacteria being able to develop resistance to them. The meat producers love to use antibiotics because they can continue to use their filthy practices, as well as increase the growth rate of the animals.




Staphylococcus aureus is a common bacteria. It is scary to think that these bacteria in the meats we are consuming is drug-resistant! But that's a direct result of corporations choosing the most profitable practices over the most safe practices. It's not surprising if you truly understand what a corporation is.

A corporation is an artificial person. It's only reason for existence is to make money for owners (shareholders), and everything else is of relatively minor importance. They don't care about the effect of their foods on our long-term health. They don't care whether or not the food they feed us is healthy. They only care about whether or not we'll continue to buy it, and whether or not they'll make profits. That's why they never want to admit to anything that they think will make us less likely to buy their products, or to make us uncomfortable with their industry.

I'm not sure what we should do though, because beef, poultry and pork are all having this problem. Most people don't want to give up meat, but we're going to have to do something to protect ourselves, since we know that the big corporations will not protect us. It might be a good idea to get meats from small, local farmers instead of from the big supermarket chains. It may also be good to wash our meats with food grade hydrogen peroxide (diluted to 3%). We're going to have to be resourceful and intelligent.

America's "War" on Terrorism Revisited

Chossudovsky wrote an excellent book entitled America's War on Terrorism. It provides important information on the dynamics of the bogus War on Terrorism and the way it works. I didn't read the entire book, but I've found an important summary of the book. It is very hard-hitting, mainly because the book is thoroughly researched with footnotes & references to everything being said.

The book is NOT speculation based on opinion. He demonstrates how the official story of 911-WTC attacks can not be true, and proves that the reasons and picture we are being fed by the mass media are contrived to give the people a false picture. I'm not sure how much justice I can do to the article myself here, but I have covered much, if not most of the issues and topics that Chossudovsky covers in his book. It just takes a discerning, questioning spirit to deduce and infer that the official story being spoonfed to most people is based in illusion and deception. My view is that if we are being fed lies by mass media, there is a reason for it. The reason has to be the concealment of the truth for the detriment of those who view and believe the material as given. There is no other logical conclusion. Nobody lies to benefit others. The lie is always to the detriment of the victim being deceived.

I did notice that Chossudovsky mentions that the corporations, banks, governments, etc., are all the beneficiaries of these lies being foisted upon the people, but I beg to differ in a technical point. I contend that corporations, banks, governments, Wall Street and financial interests, the Military-Industrial Complex, etc., are all fictional entities that are used to conceal the identities of those individuals who are the true actors and designers of these events! They're just imaginary constructs that we've been indoctrinated and conditioned to believe exist. This may sound bizarre, but only because we've been trained to think of these imaginary creations as being concrete and tangible. If you sit down and think about it, you'll realize that a corporation is created on a piece of paper called 'Articles of Incorporation'. A government is created on a piece of paper called a 'Charter' or a 'Constitution'. The government or corporation cannot do anything! The real live flesh & blood people who hide behind the 'corporate veil' are the ones who perform all of the actions attributed to these organizations.

I must agree with Chossudovsky's view on things. I've independently researched the status quo and how we've been indoctrinated, as well as thought and reflected upon many things related to these topics, and I must say that he is right on the money. The only thing that I haven't seen him refer to (which I see that most researchers fail to mention) is the power and capacity of the Vatican and it's involvement in these matters. It seems to be a blind spot of most researchers.

I don't agree with everything at this web site, but I've never been one to discount everything that a person says just because I do not agree with some things that they may say. I believe that nobody is all wrong, nor is anybody completely correct in everything that they may say. But I do know that truth can be found from anywhere. Nobody has a patent on the truth! I also know that the more research that you do, the closer you get to understanding the Big Picture. Understanding the Big Picture usually allows you to understand events in some sort of context that makes sense. Most people do not have this bird's eye perspective on subjects, or on society. This lack of perspective and understanding on a deep level is what makes is possible for mass media sources to control the minds of men who believe and trust the information being disseminated through these methods.

Some Information on Suppressed Economics

I'm going to share some articles that deal with macroeconomics and how it interfaces with precious metals/hard assets and the larger investment markets. I won't write my own dissertation, but I will share a bit of commentary and offer some excellent articles that I've found (as usual). I haven't done my normal reading and research on the investment and precious metals lately, but something brought me back to these topics because they are critical if you want to have an understanding of what is really going on in the investment and financial arenas. I found the articles on the Gold Eagle articles web site. It's a site that's mostly for serious investors and academics interested in a different take on the financial world from what is offered on CNBC and other mainstream sources. They usually add articles/editorials from prominent people in the investment and financial arenas, so you may want to bookmark the above link and visit it regularly. You'll catch on to some of the technical jargon if you just look up the words that you don't understand. If you need an explanation, leave me a message or write the author.

Well, the first article is entitled Toilet Paper is Worth More Than USD's. I loved that title, even though it isn't good news for Americans. The basic premise is one that I've been trumpeting for a while. The US Dollar (USD) is being systematically destroyed by the US government. Policies that have been implemented by presidents and governments since LBJ (or even earlier) have all engineered these events. Public policy was implemented that strongly rewarded companies that utilized debt financing in relation to companies that used equity financing for capital investment. It used to be that corporations would use what was termed retained earnings to finance capital expenditures. The term retained earnings is just an MBA way to say savings from profits. But the bankers found that they couldn't earn interest on that, so they had the government agents change the laws to make it extremely unprofitable for corporations/companies to use the savings from operations. Now, virtually all corporations are indebted to (if not actually owned de facto by) the banks. This puts all corporations under the control of the bankers since the creditor is superior in authority to the debtor.

The article in question is brief, but the author gives out a lot of pertinent information on the USD, precious metals, and some of the dynamics of world finance and economics. He doesn't get too deep with the technical language of finance, but imparts the necessary information for laypeople on these issues. I don't claim that you will have a total understanding of finance from the article, but you will have a better understanding of it. Remember that the specialists in topics get paid by confusing laypeople so that they believe that they can't understand the concepts. But economics and finance are issues that ALL people should understand because these are the things that will affect every area of the lives of everyone, whether or not they are active in the financial markets.

The next article speaks more on topics regarding our understanding of the coming credit collapse and the study of monetary issues. We must understand that paper money (a misnomer/oxymoron) is relatively new on the scene in reference to the things that have been used as financial media (i.e., money). As much as I support the gold standard, it probably would not work (in its pure form) due to issues addressed in this article. But this article does give a lot of information that will greatly assist you in your understanding of monetary issues. It is longer than the first article, but I think that you will find it invaluable in increasing your financial intelligence. The author (a professor of science and applied mathematics) also gives an excellent explanation of how the use and function of bonds has been altered so that bonds are now financial instruments that are being used to steal from producers AND savers. This is a very interesting development that turns most mainstream financial theory on its head. I'll leave the rest of the article for you to discover at your leisure.

I'll go over the last 2 articles together as they are both covering similar topics. I found this article to be very succinct and direct. It is a quick, short read. The author gives his honest opinion about the future of the dollar, and the facts all point to the conclusion that there is simply NO WAY that there will not be a significant devaluation of the USD. The fact of the matter is that the USD (as are all other paper currencies on the planet) are all debt instruments. Go retrieve one of those things you call a dollar or currency out of your pocket and read what it says on the very top. It says 'Federal Reserve Note'. I just went to dictionary.com, and it defines a note as: "a paper acknowledging a debt and promising payment." The other pertinent definition states: "a certificate, as of a government or a bank, accepted as money." Notice that neither definition stated that a note is an asset, nor did it actually say that it was money! All this note business notwithstanding, the budget deficits and the trade deficits are wreaking havoc with the US economy, and unfortunately, we are in the terminal stages of the decline and failure of the USD. Just make sure that you understand that those 'talking heads' that you know and love on the television are paid six- and seven-figure salaries to keep you from learning the facts that are being presented in this information that I'm sharing with you! So if/when you wonder or think, "The financial experts on television don't say these things", just know that they are paid not to give out this type of information, even if they know the truth of this material that I'm introducing to you. They'll NEVER level with you!

So read closely, and make sure that you read with an open mind. Don't think of the information as being scary or pessimistic. The part that would be sad is if you had no idea of what the future holds for the financial condition of America, and the world. Would you rather have your head continue to be filled with lies, misconceptions and other drivel? There is power in the truth. The only way that you can prepare for the future is to have an accurate, complete understanding of things. The truth is liberating because it enables you to make effective plans for the future. If you don't know what's really going on in the world, how could you ever make any plans that work? Remember, your family, children and friends (and their future) are depending on you...

Slavery is Alive and Well

You know that I found another article that deals with slavery.  Most of us have been indoctrinated to believe that slavery has been abolished, but that is not true.  The truth of the matter is that the majority of the people of the Earth are enslaved.  This form of slavery is not chattel slavery, the form that we have been trained to believe is the only form. 

Slavery is in effect whenever people have virtually no choice in how they are to survive, and are consigned to work.  There are some forms that are overt, but modern slavery is much more sophisticated than that.  It is a system that is designed to look benign, while all of the benefits of slavery and slave labor accrue to the wealthy oligarchs who benefit from it.  Who else is benefitting from the exportation of jobs from America to known slave labor societies such as China, Mexico, and other no-wage/miniscule-wage locations? 

The rich are using corporations as shields to hide their identities, and to also make the organizations culpable.  But we know that a corporation is a fiction--it has no independent existence because it is merely a concept that is used by the owners of it to hide behind so that they avoid public identification and personal liability.  Wage slavery is the form of slavery with which most people in America are familiar.   It doesn't appear to be slavery on its face, but examine the thought processes of someone with a job.  In short, your entire existence is dependent upon having employment.  This, is a big sign that there is coercion involved.  We have definitely been indoctrinated to believe that the only way to earn money is to have a job.  I know that you're familiar with that concept.  The time has come for the people to take action to preserve the American Republic.  We're in the final hour...

Bush has lost it...

Bizarre, paranoid, delusions of grandeur, hatred and disdain for the 'common man', etc., are all trademarks of the fearless 'Commander-in-Chief'. This article explores these findings and their ramifications. It's not a good thing when the president feels this way, and has the audacity to put it out there. We are viewed as pawns in a game of world domination, control and power. Most people remain this because they are conditioned to believe things that have no basis in reality. When the truth is given to them, it appears to be absurd, but only because it is very different from the 'reality' that has been installed/downloaded into their brains. But it appears that the squeeze on Americans is forcing them to confront the bitter reality that the government and corporations are 100% corrupt. Actually, they are one in the same. Do your research and find out for yourself. The truth is out there, if you are willing to step outside of your mental comfort zone...