Tag: politics
David Wilcock and Dannion Brinkley reveal how past presidential and senatorial elections, going back decades, were in fact been full of corruption by use of electronic voting software that changed the vote tallies of the various candidates.
By now we must know, even if we might not like to admit it, that if anything could be changed through our current political establishment, it would have already, otherwise voting itself would likely be made illegal. Why? Because there is an established group out there that works and acts above government and makes the important choices in our world. Often called the Deep State, the Cabal, or the Illuminati, it’s out there, and the time of denying this basic fact has come to an end.
I felt inspired to shared this video because I believe we are in a time of great reflection in our world. Are we in a revolution? No. An evolution, perhaps, but this will not be something where we overthrow one system and replace it with another.
It is possible to discuss politics (and religion) without starting a fight, when we understand how it is possible to heal social rifts with moral psychology. “Happiness comes from between. It comes from getting the right relationship between yourself and others, yourself and your work, and yourself and something larger than yourself.” — Jonathan Haidt If […]
Sharry Edwards records speeches of political candidates, world leaders and celebrities, giving us illuminating information about people that affect our lives. For example, a voiceprint report from Princess Diana is included in the nanoVoice download packet. Sharry occasionally reviews voiceprints of political candidates and people in the news on her weekly radio show on Sunday evenings. She presents us with examples of using the nanoVoice to understand others by looking into their subconscious mind.
It’s the answer to the question that you have been waiting for God herself to deliver unto you. What is the best political stance to take? Should I be a conservative? Or a liberal? Which is the more “spiritual” ideology? Which is the more righteous, the more holy, or in the parlance of the new […]
John Boehner announced his intention to step down as Speaker at the end of the month and there doesn’t appear to be anyone to take his place.
I think that we need to see in politics is the implementation of spiritual principles of oneness, togetherness, tolerance of one another and making sure the people are taken care of. This is what I think. I think we need a spiritual revolution more than a political one. I believe profoundly in the power of humanity. I believe that we are connected. I think there’s an inevitability to a successful revolution. I think this is a change in consciousness they we are experiencing.
In late 2010, political activist John Perry Barlow tweeted: “The first serious info-war is now engaged. The field of battle is WikiLeaks. You are the troops.” In the last four years, new insurgencies have arisen from cyberspace to participate in the battle against government corruption and secrecy. From Snowden’s disclosure of NSA mass surveillance to the release of the CIA torture report evidencing war crimes and murder of innocent people, a crisis of legitimacy and moral depravity of authority are becoming increasingly undeniable. All of this reveals an invisible force of governance working to control the thought and perceptions of the greater population for nefarious ends.
There are millions of psychopaths/socipaths in the world. They are without the ability to feel emotion and do not feel or care about others. They tend to rise to top positions of organizations, medicine, politics and military, and tend to pursue power. They are creating the new world order, and do not experience regret over what they have done or concern over what they will do. Their methods are always justified as rational.
If Christmas magic were real, America’s political and business leaders — the people with power and money — would speak on behalf of the nation they’ve debased:
Legal experts and human rights advocates says prosecutions must follow Senate’s report on CIA torture as president says grave violations of domestic and international law should be kept “where they belong—in the past”
