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For anyone who has seen the 1990 movie, have you detected a change in the dialogue between the original release and the one presently being screened on cable and video?  I am referring to the shootout scene near the conclusion of the film between Quigley and the chief baddie.  The bad guy (I love that actor) says something about "Wyatt Earp"[/u,]and Quigley answers: "I knew Wyatt Earp, and you're no Wyatt Earp."  I recall that line VERY DISTINCTLY because it echoed the line delivered to the then most recent Republican Vice  Presential candidate Dan Quayle by the Democrat candidate Lloyd Benson during the debates.  Quayle was being projected as a John F. Kennedy look-alike (be-alike) by the Republicans.  Quayle quated JfK during the debate, and Lloyd unloaded on him with that line: "I KNEW John Kennedy; and, Senator, you are no John Kennedy."  Quayle never recovered.  It was weird that Tom Selleck, a well-known Republican, should have uttered that line.  That's what made it surprising and dramatic.

OK: in the PRESENT version of "Quigley Down Under," Tom Selleck says --
"This ain't Dodge City, and you ain't Bill Hickock."  THEY CHANGED THE WHOLE SCENE!  Has anyone else noticed this?

I caught mention of a spot in the brain, the "angula gyra," which is reportedly a trip button for OBE ejection.  Hey, this is the ENQUIRER, but I'll sniff around anyway.  Research is reportedly from the "Geneva University Hospital" and commented about by the South Carolina psychologist, a man named "Hallowoll."

First I'll suggest a couple of sites from among the many on the Web: www.salvia-dininorum.net and www.lucid-dragon.com .  Any OBE experiences with this substance?  Australia has the credit of being the only nation presently of outlawing SD.

For grief resolution there is this new, very fast technique described at www.induced-adc.com .  The therapists trained in this are all in the Illinois area right now, but the psychologist who discovered this technique by accident only about 7 years ago will be soon be conducting workshops full-time.

Aloha --

RB described an incubus creature in PPSD as resembling a fantastic biological cell.  Evidence is being generated concerning certain speedy, subtle, biological (?) critters dubbed "rods" by observers.  A rod or two are supposed to be visible in the film "Braveheart" and in an episode of "Cosmos," for example.  Do they figure in evolution?  What do they eat?  Their existence suggests that the breadth of lifeforms may extend in a richer continuum into the subtler realms.  Are they "negs?"  They are pursued by birds, and household cats may be reacting to them sometimes.  Gosh, what is the the real ecology?

Dr. Raymond Moody has described his research and practice with the psychomanteum environment in his book REUNION.  He includes crystal gazing, water gazing...all manner of reflective media.  In Moody's "Theater of the Mind," a quiet, darkened room with a comfortable, supportive chair facing  a wall with a mirror hung so as not to reflect the gazer.  Apparitions of very convincing presence ("realer than real") are quite common and spontaneous in appearance with anyone attending.  Any experiencers with this?

Our 21-year-old son died on January 10, 2002.  We are struggling.  It is true that you say to yourself: "If I could only see him again for 5 minutes -- ONE minute."  I bought ASTRAL DYNAMICS immediately.  Besides Bruce's teachings, we have read books by Dannion Brinkley, George Anderson, Sylvia Browne, John Edward, Laurie Campbell....  My wife attended John Edward's lecture event in San Francisco last month and seemed to receive some cameo messages from our son.

One of the books we've come across is REUNION by Dr. Raymond Moody.  He discusses the PSYCHOMANTEUM or "Theatre of the Mind" as a means of experiencing life-changing paranormal encounters.  It is mentioned that OBE experiences are common as well inside the psychomanteum.  This is a quiet, darkened room with a supportive, comfortable chair facing a mirror hung at a level which does not reflect the gazer.  The person mirror gazes.  Apparitions as convicing as any in life often come through.

Has anyone had experience with this?  Other forms of reflection gazing are included by Moody in this phenomenon.

There's an extended version of "Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" out on VHS and DVD.  Frodo is asked why he thinks he can trust Strider.  Frodo answers with words to the effect: "If he were evil I think he would appear fairer and feel fouler."

Thousands of people reported ill effects while listening to Creme.
I got a whiff of an acrid smell, and I noticed my battery power had dropped a great deal in the days following the interview.  Many others observed nothing out of the ordinary, according to George Noory.

Homo jokes?

jj --
I am a confessed Art Bell listener for about a decade myself.  I have had my ups and downs with the phenomenon of his show.  He is retired now.  I really liked Sean David Morton's goodbye message saying that Bell provided a space where metaphysical and out-of-the-box subjects could be discussed without instant derision and snide giggles.  He really allowed a huge community of minds to wonder and expand....  Morton had a great talk show of his own for awhile, but the network owners thought he should honor their contract without expecting to receive his contracted salary, but we always seemed to have a connection when I would call-in.  His experience at the M compound in England creeped him out ( www.dephiassociates.org ).

The UN projects a bland, generic official IMAGE, but the creatures and events that shift within its shade are pretty disquieting when you really take a look.

Art Bell's successor, George Noory ( www.coasttocoastam.com ) will be interviewing Mr. Creme in a couple of weeks.  I see some people (not jj I hope []) using the "conspiracy theory" label as a mind jail device like "politically correct."

The Antichrist would extinguish ALL RELIGIONS but his own.  

 

I have heard Kathleen Keating's stories of encounters with Creme's M.   Her website is www.kathleenkeating.com .  She warns you NOT to go to M's website and do not ever look into his eyes.  He is said to be the head of Care International, a UN NGO.

Sean David Morton has an article on this particular guy at his URL: www.delphiassociates.org .

dovelady --

Thank you for the headsup on NESARA.  I have printed down some articles to read more in depth.

"They that give up essential liberty
to obtaian a little temporary safety
deserve
neither
liberty
nor safety."
-- Benjamin Franklin

(...And will, in the end, have neither.)

"Aword to the wise is enough,
and many words won't fill a bushel."
-- B. Franklin

AMCTURBO --

Those "other things" disturb me a lot.  Mind control.  This is the area that all relentless researchers come up to: what if you're not even secure with your own thoughts?  MK research has mapped the workings of the psyche to the nth I'm sure.  There are definite barriers to how such processes can be twisted, but evil minds are always pushing the envelopes of perversion -- which is their existential job no doubt.  Lie can never supplant Truth ultimately.  I do take your point about "other things," yes.

Synapse, I understand your point.  I'll tell you though, looking back over all the teachers I've had, the very best ones never said that their courses were "'hard."  Essentially, I don't think anything is hard, but everything deserves respect, attention...and an open heart; and a competent teacher will lend you their attitude of confidence with patience.

Thanks link, wonderboy, and others --

I did find link's article.  Well, "Lucid Dragon" may perhaps be a rip, but their address is not 20 miles from me I see (Carson City), so I can go for some "face" if I have any questions.

I was intrigued by Robert's reference to an O.B.E. "reflex."  Some people can wiggle their ears spontaneously, for example; some cannot -- immediately.  I have had spontaneous experiences, all without "drugs."  But the idea of a plant friend is not an alien concept to me, any more than an animal friend.  I have tried a quid of some home grown Salvia in the past.  I did not have a definite purpose, but the experience was quite novel and sobering -- no irony implied.  This does seem to be a teaching ally.  

I have a definite purpose and intent this time.  So, we'll see soon.

Yes, our older son is having his own difficulties with the death of his best friend, his brother.  He is 25.  The other night I saw that he had some scabs on his forehead.  I asked him if he had had an accident or fight, and he said that some people made him mad and that he had butted a wall.  His little sister learned later that he had butted his head out of grief (guilt? -- anger?) over the death of his brother.

Is it Dr. Botkin?  I have not been back to the website (has anyone visited it?) for a few days.  The Bible says something about the honest workman being worthy of his pay.  This is not a "cult" or "group" practising this technique.  Each therapist hangs out their own shingle, so to speak.  Each individual can arrange to attend a professional workshop to learn of the form and application of this technique.  I certainly do not accept that anyone could "patent" any therapeutic insight.  I, for example, may become informed about how to initiate this technique.  If I could offer it freely to another, I would not feel conflicted in so doing, most probably.

As a career professional operating in an open (and litigeous) society, there are overhead compensations to consider.  (Are we really going to debate such a point? -- Whatever.)  The workman is worthy of his (her) pay.

A point: ADC would appear to be possible, even natural.  A martial art is possible to perform -- even natural -- if not commonly known at a particular time.  Monasteries which have provided spiritually motivated services free have been persecuted in their time.

Ah, does induced ADC seem perhaps too good to be true?  ...And if it does, it probably is, as the saying goes?

HMMMMMM -- Jeff --

(You clicked-on the weblink?)  The technique is based on the activation of specific rapid eye movements, and eye positioning -- an approach already in use with PTSD patients.  This psychologist was working with it to see if it could be applied to the traumatic experiences called "grief."  I have not experienced this procedure, nor am I a licensed therapist.  We experienced the death of our 21-year-old son this January.  Grief has anger and guilt and all types of other emotions oscillating, but it is a sadness, fundamentally -- a sadness characterized by the knowledge that an irreplaceably important person is, utterly, gone.  

I heard this psychologist on last Friday's "Coast-to-Coast" radio program
( www.artbell.com ).  He made an interesting reference to new scientific research into the use of light by bio-organisms.  (There is an article called "The Spiritual Thing," or something, archived at www.miracle2.net which I had seen before hearing that program.)  Cells generate laser beams far more coherent than artificially created ones.  These incredible little lights transmit information quantum scale.

Rapid eye movement is relative to increased brain information processing.  I have heard the psychic medium James Van Praag (sp?) comment that communications from those on the other side are super speeded up because of their infinitely increased vibrational rate "there" (here).  They have to step-down their frequency (and/or we have have to step our's up -- as with rapid eye techniques) in order to converse.  That would be worth far more than all I have spent on ISP memberships, I believe.

To add --

Peck wrote that the phases of Community Building DO resemble Dr. Kubler-Ross' stages for dealing with death.  First sage: Denial.  Second stage: Anger.  Third stage: Depression.  Fourth stage: Acceptance.

Peck says that part of America's sin is it's refusal to admit Emptiness/Depression.  It has never faced nor accepted defeat in Vietnam, for example.  Instead, it has scape-goated, then abandoned veterans of that era, both soldiers and counter-culture activists.  It has abandoned the veterans of the first Gulf War.  

No debates about gun control, or any of the other critical issues which are screaming for attention like so many starving orphans?  That's Denial, boys and girls.  America is told (covertly) that it is a hopeless, chronic bi-polar patient.  It is bounced and shaken between the poles of false and silly pseudo community (Denial), and terror and Chaos (Anger), as if these are all there is to life.  But people ARE hungry for the truth.  Tears and Depression?  The social shrinks prescribe proto-psychotic drugs such as Prozac to maintain one in the drift between Denial and Anger.  The DC Sniper.

Shall we demand tyranny to "save" us from Emptiness?  Shall we face our sins, on the other hand?  Interesting times.

Qui-Gon --

I guess that's where it starts: tears.  I have mentioned the psychiatrist and writer (really a revolutionary), Dr. M. Scott ("Scotty") Peck before.  My favorite book of his -- favorite because I experienced what he proposed -- is The Different Drum: The Creation of True Community -- The First Step to World Peace.

Peck was an Army psychiatrist working in the Pentagon during the latter part of the Vietnam diabolism.  He was assigned to experience and research ALL forms of the "encounter group" (e.g., Esalen Institute at Big Sur), AA, transformational groups, churches, dojos....  This was the time of "Acid Tests," communes, and "happenings," etc.  Perhaps the Army thought it could ID and exploit whatever "magic" these groups were able to produce.  Scotty Peck, however, discovered his own spirituality after attending the whole plethora of human gatherings.  In this book he explains the 4 phases that EVERY group cycles through in arriving at a sacred place called
(True) Community.  ("Any organization which calls itself a 'community,'
probably isn't," writes Peck.)

I discovered that a fellow worker was a fan of J. Krishnamurti (Peck quotes Krishnamurti in Drum).  I knew that a "Community Building Workshop" was being held at Santa Maria, California, close to Santa Barbara and Ojai.  We agreed to visit Krishnamurti's home (and site of his devastating Enlightenment Experience some 60 years earlier), and participate in the two-day, 16-hour workshop in Santa Maria as well.

We visited the old ranch, headquarters now for the Krishnamurti Foundation of America and the Oak Grove School he started there.  Being inside that house and on the grounds, we both experienced the energy like a super hyperbaric chamber -- very palpable.  The next morning back in Santa Maria we began the community experience work.

Peck says that the first phase of a group is the superficially polite, falsely civil so-called "community,"  like a cocktail party.  About 25 diverse people gather in a circle of chairs.  Sooner or later, someone will step on someone else's ideological toes, and things froth up into a healthy, beautiful chaos: the second phase.  

Everyone tries to "convert and heal" everyone else.  As the process whirls along, however, the reality dawns on one and then another that no one is going to adopt anyone else's version of truth, homeostasis, or "heaking."  Enter third phase: "Emptiness."  Profound quiet.  

This phase is sometimes so un-nerving that people elect to try and return to Chaos, or demand that the facilitator take control, establish a plan, organize action -- anything.  A dictator strongman may indeed establish laws, but True Community cannot appear out of tyranny that way.  The group individuals must dwell stoicly with this emptying, wilderness experience.

Something mystical begins to come about, like a dawning, or the descending of the Holy Spirit.  True Community.  Peck says that a group at this point constitutes the most intelligent creature on the face of the planet.   Any problem placed in its midst will be solved easily.

When our group began bobbing into True Community Consciousness at about 10 o'clock the second morning, where no one is a leader and ALL are leaders, I experienced dazzling and infinitely detailed architectural visions EACH time I even blinked -- a whole different vision for each blink of my eyes!  It was a big juicy bite of world piece right there in my mouth and mind.  If the group had so decided, we could have absolutely laid hands on someone and healed them....  Nowadays I hear that a third day has been added to allow the Community to utilize its coherent, authentic, loving intelligence on what it might.

There's more to say, but I'll leave it there for now.

Qui-Gon, Clandestino...

HBO produced a documentary a number of years ago about the uglier aspects of culturally condoned (humanly unfelt) cruelty to animals.  An ordinary day at work in a South China restaurant: a worker goes out and clubs one of the numerous stray cats running the streets -- a fluffy white female.  Back at the kitchen the dazed cat (the clubbing didn't kill her) is skinned of her fluffy coat and tossed into a huge cauldron of boiling hot water.  We can clearly see her sinking slowly, trying to paddle to the surface, her mouth opening for breath or a scream, but only an air bubble escapes.  She wasn't worth even a second, merciful club stroke.  These are "little," working people who did this that day -- and every day before and since.

What about the "big" people: the Rothschildes, Rockefellers, Warburgs, etc.?  There is a website called (I think) www.sauductionofwashington.org -- or the organization is called "The Sauduction of Washington" ("Sauduction" after Saudi Arabia).  Families who have lost children, fathers, uncles...to State Department and Department of Justice protected abduction by the Saudis, formed this organization.  The Saudi Royal Family: fond friends of George Bush.  Children as sexual bon bons for the rich trash of the World....  American veterans as status symbol slaves for exhibition.... (Other news stories about modern slavery, ritual atrocities, missing children, engineered violence...  are archived at www.infowars.com .)

Clandestino, the "USA Patriot Act" has been attacked by civil liberty groups of both the Left and Right in this country as an encyclopedic codex of tyranny.  The Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights already established Americans' obligation to throw off tyranny when it becomes intolerable and lethal.  This Act which was voted in WITHOUT THE CONGRESS BEING ALLOWED TO READ IT (can you believe THAT!?).

I haven't checked out the new book Children of the Matrix yet.  Where are our children going?  Why are so many of them becoming autistic...?

I'm running short of time right now.  Let me put it this way about guns.  Let the government keep us "safe" by keeping all the nasty guns from the mob (us).  Let everyone know the nature of these "protectors" -- that's all.  Know the ENTIRE extent, depth...anatomy and physiology of the Evil you're leaving yourself naked to.  It will not buy you peace or security.  "How humble should a person be?" someone once asked Gandhi. " More humble than the dust," answered Gandhi, "for even the dust can be crushed beneath the wheel of the cart."  Non-violence meant cracked heads, prison, and worse for those fighters in Gandhi's army.  They knew what they were taking on, and agreed to the crusade -- the sacrifice.  So far, the proponents of gun control don't believe that they'll be called upon to sacrifice anything.  They seem to think it's all win -- all free -- all easy.      

Hey, Mobius, you got da vinegar.  What I said about the gun thing being a "discussion" instead of a "debate" has to do with my own doubts about all these things.  There was no more non-violent group than the ancient Essenes, for example.  They carried a small wooden spade in their belts, and long white caftans for use when they would answer nature's call.  They would dig a small pit in the sand and lay their hem all about so as not to pollute the eye of the sun: the sky was the tent of the Holy of Holies.  Yet their is an abundance of evidence that the main defenders of Masada were members of the Essene brotherhood.

You have let fall a couple of references to "Americans" and guns.  As I can read it, your point would seem to be that Americans are brainwashed and manipulated by and for the profit of the firearms manufacturers.  An interesting point.  I would agree: America is a brainwashed and manipulated society.  Smith and Wesson was the foremost vendor of personal firearms until what, PeacefulWarrior, a few years ago?  The British had purchased S&W a decade or more ago.  The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms coerced S&W into declaring that purchasers of S&W products really did not OWN those pieces, but had them on perpetual lease, subject to mandatory recall for refitting with IDs or "safety" devices as they were developed.  Gun buyers organized a boycott of S&W, driving them from #1 to #50 or something in market ranking.  Gun manufacturers are being pressured by governments everywhere to institute ID and disabling devices which gun savy civilians read as de facto and incremental civilian gun confiscation.  The profits for gun manufacturers has always been in war contracts.  Big war contracts now are being awarded to technology which disables civilian guns and ammunition, perfects military armor, night vision, "non-lethal" weaponry, electronic surveillance, etc. -- all the stuff that's out of the economic reach and interest of the ordinary populace.  Yet again, "ordinary" ordinance in the hands of millions of households is a strategically threatening situation to any potential military occupational force.  And that IS a scenario for some factors in government.  

I have read comments from Australia, U.K., Finland, Austria...suspicious of the U.S. government.  I am a new member, but I cannot recall many comments regarding governments other than the U.S. as subjects of suspicion.  Is it that these governments are not effectual -- that what they do does not matter?  The nation of Iraq has the population and gross national product about equal to the state of Kentucky in the U.S., for example.  Australia is generating a lot of the new generation of first rank movie stars.  There isn't much criticism or suspicion of these other governments being expressed by their citizens it seems.  Trashcan crude: Americans HAVE a tradition of private gun ownership (eroding), and they DARE to question their government.  The first national flag was a rattlesnake which spoke: "Don't Tread On ME."  By "Tread" one may read: chip, mark, inbed, invoice, implant, clone, irradiate....  "Don't."

No government in the world allows marijuana to be "legal."  Some places are more "liberal" than others about tolerating flaunting of the law, but it's still in chains BECAUSE it's use undermines groveling to authority.  Have you seen the film "Men With Guns?"

I like Michael Moore.  His new film seems to be anti-gun.  I would like to see what he has to say.  

There is a difference between guns in the belt and guns in the hand.  Intent.  Capability.  The free individual has the capability of pulling the gun, but the presence to leave it in.  This DC PsyOps blood theatre is meant to obliterate confidence in the presence and inalienability of the individual, and stampede the public into demanding what the Police State planners already have waiting in the wings: block by block surveillance camers, implanted weapons "owned" by implanted citizen-subjects, with indexed finances and...souls.

Do they have something in mind so horrible that they must see the confiscation of a kid's 22, or even a "Wrist-Rocket" sling-shot as they have in Australia?  Task the search engine for images in the mural of the Denver International Airport for a clue.  Perhaps just (some) Americans wonder about this.

Wooo, Blossom, I really enjoy your comments -- very refreshing.

The sense of confusion and disorientation in the presence of evil is exactly as Scotty Peck describes it.  His perspective is that evil people are essentially terrified to their depths and react by erecting an all powerful narcissism which must be made to work both on the world of reality AND upon themselves simultaneously.  That seems to beg an external power (diabolical) to modulate that two-way, synchronized deception (lie).  There is no atrocity that an utterly terrified soul may commit that is as terrible as the inner terror that they feel they can never escape.  Peck calls them the sickest of the sick, and really the most pitiable -- probably only accessible with the most determined spirit of love.

I favor people being able to grow their own fruit and turning some of it into wine or cider.  I was a beekeeper as a kid, and among all the products that those wonderful little animals can provide is of course honey, some of  which can be delivered into mead.  Just so hemp, a very evolved plant entity, may be raised to flourish in miriads of ways by the honest gardener and farmer.  George Washinton was the foremost sponsor of disseminating hemp far and wide, and eased his own bones by contemplating the sunset from the porch of Mt. Vernon puffing on a pipe full of "hemp crowns."

Do some investigation into the Bush and "Windsor" families who amassed fortunes in the opium and related drug trades up to the present day.  "Dubya" okayed the re-introduction of poppy farming into Afghanistan to aid their (and his family's) fortunes in the wake of the recent war there.  The D.E.A. is a trade control entity set-up to "bust" the free enterprize "cowboy" enterloper's cutting in on the "company business."

ALL governments have targeted ETOH (ethyl alcohol) for taxation.  George Washington did so and provoked the West Pennsylvania "Whiskey Rebellion" by farmers who deeply objected to the naked greed of the new Continental central government.

Alcohol...tobacco...firearms: it has it's own agency made up largely of thuggish wash-outs from other police entities.  Substances which change moods include all the Earth.  Thoughts and ideas change perspectives and conceptual energy flows.  Hemp tends to support individualistic and libertarian styles of thought, e.g. Victor Hugo...and a great number of the American Founding Fathers, by evidence.  

The Founding Farhers warned us that government easily becomes a narcissistic (evil) beast, and should never be deferred to as a father, mother, or benign guardian.  "It is error alone which needs the support of government.  Truth can stand by itself." -- Thomas Jefferson.

All the discussion about banning this and outlawing that NEVER includes provisos about insuring that the people and resources dubbed "government" will ITSELF be "governed."

Example: nearly EVERYONE now has accepted that the "Gulf of Tonkin" event, which cleared the way for the vast escalation of the American war in Vietnam, was a scam -- a manufactured deceit.  "Government" did that.  A friend died in that war.  Too bad?  What will "government" NOT eventually do?  How long has "The War on Drugs" been in business?  

Now we are witnessing a war on "evil" firearms.  We need to tag, chip, and inventory EVERY gun out there.  But if we trust "daddy" government, why even keep private guns?  Why not save ourselves from all the DC-style snipers, etc. by CONFISCATING and banning all guns (but the Gulf-of-Tonkin-conjuring sick beings' guns, that is).  "Power grows from the barrel of a gun" -- Mao.  If "government" has all the guns, "government" has all the power -- absolute power.  "Power corrupts.  Absolute power corrupts absolutely."  THAT'S what government has to gain from a DC shooter.  Yet if we do not even blink at the idea that elements within governments can indeed contract heinous acts against us, they've already won.

Blossom --

Good, decent people, raised with love, support, patience, and positive values find evil to be literally incomprehensible -- even invisible.  I recently read People of the Lie by Dr. M. Scott Peck.  This is a book about the nature of human evil.  He wrote in the foreword that his famous first book The Road Less Traveled was a "nice book," but that this book was definitely not a nice book.  Truly evil people are obsessed about always appearing good and harmless -- even colorless and bland -- most importantly to themselves.  Their disguises are perfect -- even preferring "do-gooder" type professions.  It may only be the inexplicable feeling of revulsion that pushes at one's stomach when being approached by them that may give you a tip-off.  But if one worries about perhaps being evil oneself, then one probably is not.  If one never has a doubt about being in the right at all times...well, does one feel that queasy pressure in the stomach?  How does willy Cheney's image, for example, affect one, if at all?  
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THIS JUST IN!!! --
Nevada (and Arizona too I think) are considering a proposition in the up-coming elections to legalize medical marijuana and the private posession of under 3 ounces.  The Feds are furious that these propositions might actually pass.  OK, just last month in Reno a motorcycle policeman was struckt and killed by a hit-and-run driver.  It has just been announced on the news that a young woman has been arrested as the suspected hit-and-run driver.  IT IS STATED THAT SHE WAS APPARENTLY HIGH ON MARIJUANA WHEN SHE COMMITTED THE SLAUGHTER.  The election is just a couple of weeks away.  But our government would never -- do you think? -- no no no no no.

Mobius --

Hey, if you guys enjoyed the gun discussion so much, why did you go away?  -- Just kidding.  

Gosh, the inputs seem a lot more tolerant of "conspiritorial" ideas than when I last was able to view the buzz.  I was amazed to hear so many callers getting through on the monopolistic, bottle-necked, Coast-To-Coast overnight radio talk show ( www.artbell.com ) with "shocking" and "disturbing" ideas about government complicity in this latest novelistic horror movie, the "One-Shot-One-Kill" sniper murderer.

Is it possible to manufacture a human "lethal weapon"?  Whether it was done at the sponsorship of the firearms manufacturers, Al Qaida, Iraqi Republican Guard (the last two heavily determined by the CIA), or an Hegelian scam to FURTHER the strictures of an ALREADY gun-controlled DC; or maybe just an incredibly frosty and focused, self-made, narcissistic S.O.B. stumbling into the agendas of those entities...it seems really to be cutting into the psyches of many many folks.  The demographic cross-section of victims is remarkable.  The location in the "DC area" where the national government is debating about war with Iraq at this particular time: again, remarkable.  I heard the radio host George Noory comment about the "message" in the victim statistics so far: 9 killed, 2 wounded seriously -- "9-1-1."  This reminds me of the "DC area" murder investigation of Shandra Levi's death last year before September one-one.  There's still no resolution to that crime -- even a scapegoat.  Jean-Benet Ramsey's murder case is still unsolved too.  IF THIS ISN'T PSY-OPS, THEIR TAKING NOTES LIKE CRAZY.