Month: November 2013

Catherine J. Frompovich ~ Is History Repeating Itself?

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ActivistPost  November 29 2013

Patient Protection and Affordable Care ActSince my last blog, How THEY Got Control, I have received email comments that, if I were to share with my readers, probably wouldn’t surprise you. Many readers have sized up, and are fed up with, what’s going on in the USA in the name of change, i.e., socialism and/or fascism. Yes, that’s what they are calling the form of governance we have had since 2009.

Quite frankly, I would never have thought when I was a schoolgirl that I would be living through or writing about the untenable turn of criminal-political-events that are occurring – and not checked nor remedied – with no relief in sight, especially in the USA. As an aside, I lived through World War II; I remember well the day WWII ended and how America acted. If readers would like to hear that story, just say so in the comment section and I will write an article about it.

Currently, it seems all branches of government are infected with some strain of acceptable malfeasance in office. There’s a mean-spirited control-freak ‘disease’ that seems to be filtering from the top down, and everyone salutes it – from the media to the classroom and everywhere in between. Lies and misrepresentation are totally acceptable. What happened to truth in advertising? When selling a health insurance plan, isn’t that advertising?

The disease, which I’ve nicknamed ‘Terminal-governmentitis’, has symptoms that come on rather innocuously and then emerge with a vengeance, often couched in nothing but pure lies and fear mongering.

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The Current Vaccine Reality: Disinformed Consent

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VacTruth  November 28 2013

CDCWe are living in the age of disinformed consent. Parents assume their doctors and their public health authorities are providing them with all relevant vaccine information, and nothing could be further from the truth.

Obviously, if vaccines can kill and cause serious and debilitating lifelong damage – which they can, and do – the vaccine administrator must provide that information to the client, in unambiguous fashion, regardless of the estimated size of the risk. It’s an ethical mandate that must be fulfilled, but it never is. There is a fundamental reason: medical schools don’t teach the history and nature of vaccine damage and death; nor do nursing and pharmacy schools. Yet doctors, nurses, and, these days, pharmacists, are the very ones who administer vaccines, and upon whom we rely for full information. Somewhere there is made a conscious decision to exclude the reality of serious vaccine damage from the curricula.

Most of the many doctors who have witnessed vaccine damage – thankfully, not all – lack the professional integrity to follow up with curiosity, let alone research. This is the most troubling of the array of vaccine contradictions; trained to observe, they nevertheless appear blind to even the possibility of causal relation.

There is a reason the CDC didn’t announce to the American public in 1999 the direct correlation between the amount of mercury in vaccines and the incidence of speech and learning disorders and autism it found in its own in-house study: a conscious, intolerable decision. [1]

There’s a reason Dr. Viera Scheibner’s cotwatch studies, which decades ago found a compelling link between vaccinations given to infants and the incidence of cot death – SIDS – is never mentioned by public health officials: a conscious decision. [2]

There is a reason the CDC never mentions that it was the radical changes they made to the definition and diagnosis of polio, right after the vaccine was introduced, that eliminated most cases of the disease, not the vaccine: a conscious decision to manipulate the public in their vaccine decisions. Nor do they mention that once the vaccine was licensed, the CDC pulled all remaining diagnoses close to the vest, disallowing for automatic inclusion in annual polio statistics cases reported by private medical practices or local public health departments, and declaring that only they, the CDC, after ostensible thorough review and lab analysis, could officially validate a case. [3]

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Cats Recognise Their Owners’ Voices But Never Evolved To Care

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TheIndependent  November 27 2013

crossCatAny cat owner will tell you that although they are sometimes kept as pets, felines are beholden to no one.

A new study from the University of Tokyo has confirmed this, showing that although pet cats are more than capable of recognising their owner’s voice they choose to ignore them – for reasons that are perhaps rooted in the evolutionary history of the animal.

Carried out by Atsuko Saito and Kazutaka Shinozuka, the study tested twenty housecats in their own homes; waiting until the owner was out of sight and then playing them recordings of three strangers calling their names, followed by their owner, followed by another stranger.

The researchers then analysed the cats’ responses to each call by measuring a number of factors including ear, tail and head movement, vocalization, eye dilation and ‘displacement’ – shifting their paws to move.

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How to Deal With Common Pet Emergencies

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PetEvery once in awhile, I want to write about a particular preparedness topic and realize that I simply do not know enough to write about it without some extensive research.  Such is the case with pet first aid for as much as I like to use a proactive approach to my own healthcare (Survival Healthcare: 5 Things You Can Do Now to Promote Medical Self-Care), I am a bit of a loss with when it comes to my pet.  Yes, I can count on his body language and demeanor to tell me that he is not well but other than that, he cannot verbalize his woes like a human can.

Today I would like to provide you with some suggestions for dealing with pet injuries and illnesses.  As much as for myself as for you, I have put together the following list of solutions to pet accidents and illnesses that may occur following a disaster or other catastrophe when professional help is not around.

Gaye Levy Disclaimer: I am not a health care professional or veterinarian.  The information below was gathered from what I believe to be credible sources.  That said, if you have any questions, please consult with your pet’s own veterinarian for expert advice on what to do in an emergency situation.  Also, please remember that in almost all of these circumstances, it is preferable to transport your pet to your veterinarian than to treat the illness yourself.

Checking Your Pets Vital Signs

If your pet is ever in distress, it is helpful to be familiar with your dog’s vital signs. So what should those vital signs be?  The best thing to do is to determine your pet’s “normal” or baseline vital signs so that you can make a comparison to this baseline during times of stress, accident or illness.

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Exiting The Matrix Is Exploring Love And Power

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JonRappoport  November 29 2013

Exiting the Matrix is exploring love and power, and how neither one is compromised.  Neither one is diminished.

Both grow.

This isn’t a system.  It isn’t a trick.

In the Matrix, people use love to diminish their own power, and they use power to diminish love.  This is an entanglement as old as existence.

There is a great challenge for any human being.  It can be shelved but it never goes away.

The challenge is imagination and creative power.

All systems of so-called spiritual advancement eventually cross paths with those engines.

At that point, all bets are off.  No matter what state of consciousness has been achieved, the whole context and environment shift.  Now, everything is dynamic.  All energies are fuel for the fire.

Knowledge as a passive object is ignited, and intensely creative existence takes over.  When that happens, the subconscious attachment to Matrix begins to burn away.

Something else happens.  Love increases.  New warning signs then flash.  Messages from the subconscious claim that if love increases, power will shrink.  But if we continue on the road, eventually something beyond any rational formulation emerges:

There is no limit to our power and no limit to our love…

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