Lol... I will be "tangental Ted" again, and say this immediately made me think of Springsteen's song and album "Darkness on the Edge of Town" about needing to live on the fringe of society, to do things society may not be proud of... sort of like this projection stuff, haha.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kg0ekQBmzKs

Yeah, I think that is natural.

No source of media is really unbiased and paints the full picture. You have to read or listen to anything with the understanding of what its angle is, and you have to experience a wide range of media and sources to get a broader picture.

Coast To Coast is of course no different; it provides a wealth of information about alternative subjects, but someone is paying the bills too! If you understand that, and listen accordingly, you will be fine!

You should be the soundtrack director for children's shows, Bedeekin...

It's more likely to come from the growing rift between the republicans and democrats...

I think to outsiders the difference between the two major parties is really overplayed; they are deadly similar when it comes to the issues that matter regarding actually running the a nation state, and that is also really dangerous, because it means the American people are left without choices for a lot of matters.

Each party is extremely soft on the business sector and corporations in general, and bows to the companies and banks that run the country and line pockets. Both parties are stooges for the powerful lobbyists that pay their campaigns. Both parties are fairly agressive jingoists, despite democrats claiming to be peace loving. Both parties support the Federal reserve in every way. Both parties support the drug war. Both parties have been a part of launching pre-emptive wars overseas. Both parties are eroding essential rights granted to the U.S. people by the constitution.

I really don't see a civil war coming of disagreements between the parties... they are really not as divisive as people think. Civil war may come to the U.S. sometime in the next 20 years, but it will be on other grounds, and under very different times and auspices. The state of the world under which the U.S. has its second civil war is very different than today's climate...

I agree with you guys very much on the Fed... it is a dirty institution indeed, but then so are the national banks of Europe as well (not that it excues the Fed, but just know the filth is many places).

I think 1995 was around the time Toy Story was released, which for cgi artists is sort of a watermark moment because it was just about the first time a fully cgi movie could be accepted as a feature film; people still remained highly critical of cgi in live action films though, often arguing that puppettry and animatronics still produced better results at that time. I think even to this day people still argue they prefer those means over cgi in live action settings- so I agree that being cgi seems less likely, and high budget if it originiated from that time.

But why not latex moulds, like you are skilled in? I am sure someone could have made some pretty convincing work in a few months if they were motivated to for some reason, no?

Why? What is the true fear? What has the US got to fear but themselves?

Precisely themselves. The actions of the government in extreme cases.

The true fear is being made to do as one is told, regardless of what they are told, and have no recourse.

When people think about the place of firearms in a civil society, they picture things always being as they are, and ask whether guns fit into that picture; what you really need to do is extrapolate to extreme situations; suppose there were a major shift in the balance of power in the world, and those in the US found themselves closer to the short end of the resource distribution stick like the rest of the world; there would be extreme civil unrest in that case as many people find themselves unable to thrive or even eat in the new resource model; in such a case martial law may be imposed. The U.S. government, over the past 12 years or so, has acquired for itself terrible emergency-time powers to suspend just about every human right a person has, in the name of "protection" or keeping order. Now perhaps the actions the government would take in such a case would tend toward the betterment of the whole, but we have seen countless examples of state extremism, and there is no reason to believe the U.S. gov. wouldn't act just as extemely in extreme circumstances.

An armed population is insurance against the necessity to suffer whatever the government chooses for its people. It might not be necessary today, but just take things a few steps further in the game, in those inchoate times when states rise and fall, and everyone is forced to play the hand they have.

When you take away a population's weapons, you are also essentially saying that their right to defend themselves has been delegated to state forces; they now rely on police forces (which do not treat people equally, and answer the calls they choose to, especially in places like Detroit where emergency calls are often dismissed)as their arm of protection; when you are attacked by force you can't overcome with your own person, you now must place a call and summon others to help, and hope they arrive on time; in another sense, you have lost your right to live as a free agent capable of making their own choices about their own wellbeing.

I read once that if when we find other intelligent species, they will be strinkingly like us.

This seems almost too close though... all the major structure is the same... one upper arm bone, 2 lower, for a pivoting and twisting wrist like we have.... same ribcage structure... same shoulder scapulas...

If this isn't an earth chordate mis-identified I would be astounded with how close it is- almost to the point that it suggests we have somehow a common lineage.

But I am still leaning toward the monkey-mummy or miscarriage option too.

Your broken foot would only be an impediment if it was taking your focus.

If it causes you pain, or causes you to in any way connect to your physical body, then yes; otherwise no.

Projection is about dissociation from your physical form and its sensations, so that is the way to answer that question.

What time do you practice? For beginners, right after you wake up, or wake up too early is perfect, because your mind is already 80% there, and it only takes a little relaxation.

National Public Radio

Lol... he is really cute.

It looks like an engineering nightmare... all of those moving parts in such a small area...

I have expressed in other threads that although I very much dislike guns and weapons in general, I think it is essential that the population of the US remains well armed. The constitution understood that the rights to keep and use weapons has historically been the distinguishing characteristic between peasants/serfs, and free citizens. The moment a party or government disarms a group is the moment that group is rendered disenfranchised and powerless to refuse what is dealt to them.

It is clear as day that the US. constitution intended to protect the people from suffering again the kind of opression they suffered pre-revolution.

I don't think weapons should be glorified- they are what they are; but their place in society must be respected.

I don't see any harm in experimenting, if you do it safely.

You will discover some things for yourself that probably already existed someplace, but would have been hard for you to stumble on in readings.

I think the issue works both ways; you shouldn't let impatience stop you from exploring what is already written and well depicted and tempered; you can just take it in at your own pace, but by all means don't throw out all the books. If you said you want to fly a plane, but you want to learn by doing, would you think it was well advised? Surely there have to be some things in the books that make the task a little easier and a lot safer than jumping into the cockpit! But then with the yoga techniques, someone had to discover them... and they themselves were experimenting, so it can't be all bad.

So my advice is do both- find the time to educate yourself on what you are jumping into, and take a little time to tinker on the side.

The one undeniable ace in the hole for Greer is the alien corpse candidate they found in South America.

I think I should stress that tiny "aliens" like this have been studied in the past, and turned out to be shriveled up jungle monkeys that were poorly identified; but he has been at this corpse stuff for a few months aparently, so we will see where it leads. I just hope it isn't a publicity stunt to sell this movie, lol.

I have to take Greer with a grain of salt though... he has been making his spiel and saying disclosure is near since 2001 and before; some of his witnesses seem credible, and at least some of the message may be true- I don't doubt much is hidden from the public, and we are lied to at every turn; but I have not made up my mind about he the person yet.

He hosts those workshops for fairly large sums of money where people essentially go out into the desert and look at the stars, and make movies of aircraft lights. He has been at that for a very long time, and he always has those videos titled "UNDENIABLE ET contact and landing", and you watch them and they are distant planes in the sky; I can only take so much of that before I question what he is running, but then some of his information might check out, so it is a tossup for me.

Who is Zorgblar?

Zorgblar was (and still is apparently) a forum user who made questions of that exact syntax.

They were all along the lines of : ' When you astral project, say to you guides, "Are demons real?" '


It seems like a semi-natural question when asked once, but he would ask it four dozen times in as many ways, and never respond to people's answers.