Being Honest

The public becoming judge and jury

Being honest today is having a impact on our society in business and politics with respect to all levels in-between.  This is really dynamic with the idea big brother is watching you, in reality we're watching everyone and everything thanks to the media content available to everyone.  Makes it hard to pull the wool over ones eyes today, once something is leaked out it goes under the public microscope as for analysis of conspiracy, false flag, deception and certainly the truth.  Once the condition of an scenario has gone through the public ringer like the comment section of a vid on You Tube,  that entity has been judged by no law and swift actions by parties involved tend to see the light.

Look at AIG during this past winter claimed they were going to sue the Federal government as a loan shark, when this news hit the media well it went viral over a weekend and come Monday their decision to sue was pulled.  No attorneys no court room (which saved the tax payers money on the debt clock) just public outrage that races around the planet in hours today if not minutes.  This has become a very powerful tool in keeping folks in line for their actions on a playing field that has not been so strong until now.  It works because you stop spending your money on companies or corp. who get caught for their lies and they will get caught and the public becomes the punisher.

So for the ones who want to go against the grain in lust of self reward and or control,  which in the mean time until caught even hand out awards for a job well lied about I would stay away from public media for today it's a meat grinder, ah your welcome and by all means keep it up cause we love busting your butt!

Enjoy this clip about honesty!  The truth hurts, but at that point it's over.     

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War Crimes

Don't want to be talking out my butt hole, need facts!
From Wikipedia: ex-Senator and former US presidential candidate Mike Gravel and Daniel Ellsberg

The Pentagon Papers were a large collection (4100 pages) of secret government documents and studies pertaining to the Vietnam War, of which former Defense Department analyst Daniel Ellsberg had made unauthorized copies and was determined to make public. Ellsberg had for a year and a half approached members of Congress – such as William Fulbright, George McGovern, Charles Mathias, and Pete McCloskey – about publishing the documents, on the grounds that the Speech or Debate Clause of the Constitution would give congressional members immunity from prosecution, but all had refused. Instead, Ellsberg gave the documents to the Times.

The U.S. Justice Department immediately tried to halt publication, on the grounds that the information revealed within the papers harmed the national interest. Within the next two weeks, a federal court injunction halted publication in The Times; The Washington Post and several other newspapers began publishing parts of the documents, with some of them also being halted by injunctions; and the whole matter went to the U.S. Supreme Court for arguments. Looking for an alternate publication mechanism, Ellsberg returned to his idea of having a member of Congress read them, and chose Gravel based on the latter's efforts against the draft; Gravel agreed where previously others had not. Ellsberg arranged for the papers to be given to Gravel on June 26 1971, via an intermediary, Washington Post editor Ben Bagdikian. Gravel used his counter-intelligence experience to choose a midnight transfer in front of the Mayflower Hotel in the center of Washington.

On the night of June 29, 1971, Gravel attempted to read the papers on the floor of the Senate as part of his filibuster against the draft, but was thwarted when no quorum could be formed. Gravel instead convened a session of the Buildings and Grounds subcommittee that he chaired. He got New York Congressman John Dow to testify that the war had soaked up funding for public buildings, thus making discussion of the war relevant to the committee. He began reading from the papers with the press in attendance, omitting supporting documents that he felt might compromise national security, and declaring, "It is my constitutional obligation to protect the security of the people by fostering the free flow of information absolutely essential to their democratic decision-making."

He read until 1 a.m., until with tears and sobs he said that he could no longer physically continue, the previous three nights of sleeplessness and fear about the future having taken their toll. Gravel ended the session by, with no other senators present, establishing unanimous consent to insert 4,100 pages of the Papers into the Congressional Record of his subcommittee. The following day, the Supreme Court's New York Times Co. v. United States decision ruled in favor of the newspapers and publication in The Times and others resumed. In July 1971, Bantam Books published an inexpensive paperback edition of the papers containing the material The Times had published.

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Bush and Blair

In November 2011, the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, in which Francis Boyle, a professor of international law at the University of Illinois, led the prosecution team, convicted Bush and Blair of crimes against peace and humanity, and genocide over their roles in the Iraq war.

On May 11, 2012, the tribunal also found Bush, former US Vice President Dick Cheney and former US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld guilty of the crime of torture.

According to Principles of the Nuremberg Tribunal, planning, preparation, initiation or waging of a war of aggression or a war in violation of international treaties, agreements or assurances are crimes "punishable" under international law.

"We will keep after Bush and Blair for sure for crimes against peace, war crimes and torture in general," Boyle told Press TV in a recent interview. "The wheels of justice might turn slowly, but they do turn." "We are making efforts now to do this," Boyle stated, adding, "We tried to get Bush in Switzerland, but his lawyers advised him not to go to Switzerland. I tried three times to get Bush in Canada, but unfortunately the Canadian government protected Bush."

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Tony Blair Publicly humiliated by Reg Keys

On November 2011, a mock war-crimes tribunal put together by the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission reached a unanimous conclusion that Tony Blair and George W. Bush are guilty of crimes against peace, crimes against humanity, and genocide as a result of their roles in the 2003 Iraq War. The mock trial, which lasted 4 days, consisting of 5 judges of judicial and academic backgrounds, a court-appointed defence team in lieu of the defendants or representatives, and a prosecution team including international law professor Francis Boyle. The mock tribunal's finding received mixed responses, being labelled a "circus" by former UN Special Rapporteur Param Cumaraswamy.

In September 2012, Bishop Desmond Tutu suggested that Blair should follow the path of former African leaders who had been brought before the International Criminal Court in the Hague. The human rights lawyer Geoffrey Bindman, interviewed on BBC radio, concurred with Tutu's suggestion that there should be a war crimes trial. In a statement made in response to Tutu's comments, Blair defended his actions. He was supported by Lord Falconer, who stated that the war had been properly authorized by United Nations Security Council Resolution 1441.


People attempting a peaceful citizen’s arrest of the former British prime minister, Tony Blair

History of War Crimes

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IMUS on War Crime

This was back in Feb 2007 when IMUS was with MSNBC, he goes after the liberals. Imus was fired in 2007 for saying "nappy-headed hoes" referring to the Rutgers University women's basketball team. Now think about this, with all that goes on in the political arena and the failure of the banks you get hung for saying something that might hurt someones feelings. You now something liberals are pussies, now let me help the ones who's feelings just got hurt.  We keep ignoring the way our society is headed by allowing money to run the government that allows our military to perform dirty deeds for dirt cheep, it won't be long until many other countries are going to turn on the USA.  Ah this is already happening.   

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Country Sells Gold to Pay Debt

To avoid another hair cut (like that phrase) on the Cyprus accounts the bank had to sell off part of it's gold reserve to raise 400M euro.   After all we've seen coming from the troubled Mediterranean island, their still short.  The title is possessive, in the coming months will it be plural?   From the World Official Gold Holdings Cyprus has 13.9 tons of gold, now if that little sell off of 75% holdings made gold drop bellow $1500 which is a ripple in the pound of all the holdings combined a Tsunami is coming if other countries are forced to sell their holdings. Banks don't trust one another and your seeing the exchange from paper to gold meaning the paper is worthless and as soon as the Feds raise interest rates all debts go higher and the paper money is worthless if not nothing.  Think of this as an opportunity to buy the metals, their on sale.  Cyprus didn't decide to sell, it was told by the German-led troika that it must sell if it wants bailout money.  Well when in debt you sell assets and gold is one of them. The troika is a slang term for the three organizations which have the most power over Greece's financial future - or at least that future as it is defined within the European Union. The three groups are the European Commission (EC), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the European Central Bank (ECB).

David Owen, chief European economist at investment bank Jefferies, said:  "As with Greece, we should not be under any illusion that we have seen the last of the Troika warning about Cyprus's debt dynamics.  The draft EC report (that suggested another 6bn euro from Cyprus) saw as a worst case scenario Cypriot GDP falling by around 15% in the next two years before output stabilizes.  However, Greek GDP has now fallen for three years since its bailout, to date by around 20%, with forward looking indicators still pointing down."

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert follow the ounces not the prices in the precious metals market and discuss the psyops of the gold war where sales of 1100 tons (45% of annual new supply) is sold into the market at once in order to alter behavior.

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Silver & Gold

Dr. Martenson is a scientist at his core. His Ph.D. is from Duke University, and his MBA in Finance was earned at Cornell.  For Dr. Martenson, reaching conclusions simply results from the data and when it comes to gold and silver, the data is shocking.

From the 4,500 tons of missing gold Eric Sprott pointed to in U.S. export figures, to the 300-ton German gold repatriation, the questions of who benefited from the plummeting prices.  This is the first time in history in which currencies around the globe are failing simultaneously, as more and more currency is printed, and confidence in this mathematically untenable system under which debt is "money" collapses.

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What's for Dinner? GMO

This is not good, my personal experience with GMO Corn is in the training and working with Hunting Dogs for 30 years. Never in my life have I seen Fatty Tumors on a dog until after the inception of GMO Corn back in the mid 90s. Corn Meal or Soy is in their dry food, my last dog (Buck) started showing signs of Fatty Tumors and I was hearing the same from other owners so time to look into this. Being over wight or not the dogs had this bizarre growth going on. One Vet told me this is normal, well Doc once again this is the first I've seen of it, 30 years is a long time. OK at this point will figure out way later for Buck needs help, what to do? Surgery can coast $5 to $10 thousand dollars and the tumors can come back, diet did not help because once again read the ingredients on the bag or can of food. Today’s pet foods, even premium brands, can contain toxins, and bad bacteria. Almost all use “meat by-products”; that is an industry term for anything other than meat. Many of the other ingredients are fillers like corn, wheat and barley. Which are prime sources for allergies, skin problems and other more serious ailments. The regulation of these ingredients tend to be lax, which means they could end up being tainted with disease causing pathogens.

Recent studies have shown free radicals to be implicated as the cause of more than 50 diseases including heart disease, various forms of cancer, cataracts, and premature aging. Free radicals are unstable oxygen molecules that, according to research, can hit each cell in the body 10,000 times each day. As these free radicals constantly hit the cell membrane, it starts to break down and become weak. This weakness will eventually lead to cell mutation or death of the cell, thereby, attacking the healthy parts of the body and degrading the immune system. The cure, Antioxidants are vitamins, minerals and enzymes that protect the body from the damaging effects of free radicals. Antioxidants, which have healing properties are found in certain vitamins and foods. The body manufactures a defense against free radicals in the form of antioxidants. I found a supplement diet for this and it's NuVet Plus, just after two weeks with inducing a double dose Buck's dam tumors where shrinking in size and even softening, I would have never believed it.  You can lean a lot from a dog,  help your animals immune system against free radicals and toxins by supplementing their diet with NuVet Plus, the product that is formulated to be the most powerful antioxidants available.  Hell I might be taking this myself!  Thanks Buck.

Alright there's some help for you and your pet Pod, now back to the frickin corn.

Since the act’s passing, more than 250,000 people have signed a petition opposing the provision and a rally, consisting largely of farmers organized by the Food Democracy Now network, protested outside the White House Wednesday. Not only has anger been directed at the Monsanto Protection Act’s content, but the way in which the provision was passed through Congress without appropriate review by the Agricultural or Judiciary Committees. The biotech rider instead was introduced anonymously as the larger bill progressed — little wonder food activists are accusing lobbyists and Congress members of backroom dealings.

Reported from Aviva Shen of ThinkProgress:

Monsanto has spent decades packing the US Department of Agriculture, Food and Drug Administration, and the Environmental Protection Agency with its own members. The USDA has never denied a single application for Monsanto’s genetically engineered crops. USDA chief Tom Vilsack briefly considered limiting Monsanto’s alfalfa planting to protect organic crops from contamination, but deregulated it entirely instead. In another win for the company, their controversial growth hormone for cows was approved under Michael Taylor, a former Monsanto lobbyist-turned-USDA-administrator-turned-FDA Deputy Commissioner, even though it was banned in the European Union, Japan, Australia, and Canada over health concerns. Monsanto employee Margaret Miller oversaw a report on its safety, took a job at the FDA, and promptly approved her own report. Another Monsanto lobbyist, Islam Siddiqui, later wrote the USDA’s organic food standards, allowing irradiated and genetically modified foods to label themselves as organic. And Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, a Monsanto lawyer, will help decide a challenge to Monsanto’s GMO patents this year.

 Despite having the full force of the government behind them, Monsanto’s products aren't working. Their herbicide-resistant genes, the major selling point for their sugar beets, corn, soybean, and alfalfa crops, is actually breeding “superweeds” and possibly “superworms” that have evolved to overpower the chemicals. When these GM crops were first introduced, Monsanto argued that the gene would let farmers cut down on the use of toxic pesticides and herbicides on their crops. As it turns out, farmers have started applying even heavier doses of the chemicals to combat these new strains of pests. Though their products aren't working, Monsanto has reaped abundant benefits from its own failure. Last week, the company announced huge profits largely due to a 37 percent increase in herbicide sales. (stop report from ThinkProgress)

Well I can help you with your pup but the thing to do here is like the UK ban all GMO seed and certainly don't plant it. "Farmers are facing fewer choices and significantly higher prices in seed," says Kristina Hubbard, author of the Farmer to Farmer Campaign report. "Seed options narrow when a handful of companies dominate the marketplace." Iowa farmer George Naylor says he has trouble finding non-GMO soybean seeds: "Some seed companies don't offer any. One company's soybean seed lineup is all Monsanto's Roundup Ready2. The problem is similar with corn. In 2009, University of Illinois entomologist Michael Gray surveyed farmers in five areas of the state to ask if they had access to high-yielding non-GMO corn seed. He found nearly 40% said "no," while nearly half (46.6%) in Malta, IL said they did not have access to elite non-GMO corn hybrids. In Brazil, the Soja Livre or "Soy Free" program was launched by Embrapa, Brazil's leading agricultural research organization, along with several other groups. The program aims to breed non-GMO soybean varieties and "provide greater competitiveness to the production chain."

In India, the University of Agricultural Sciences Dharwad, bioRe India, Ltd., and Swiss-based Research Institute of Organic Agriculture launched a joint effort in 2011 "to re-establish the seed value chain for non-GM cotton." In South Africa, Visser also sees farmers returning to non-GMO seed because of insect resistance problems. "There seems to be a spark of interest from more and more farmers about non-GMO corn and soy seed," he said. "We've been yielding better in trials than most GMOs, and our products are more consistent. Our pricing is also much better than the GMO hybrids."

This just goes to show you, can't control everything and if your trying good frickin luck!  Cash is king?  No research is!

Buying NoN GMO Corn

Spectrum NoN GMO Seed (Farming)

Midwest Organic Resource Directory

Non GMO Source Book

Midwest Shippers Association 

Bulk Food International

Crop Choice 

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Glenn Beck: Walk Quietly to The Bank

Glenn Beck has described himself as a conservative with libertarian leanings, Beck has compared himself to Israeli Nazi hunters, vowing on his radio show that "to the day I die I am going to be a progressive-hunter. I'm going to find these people that have done this to our country and expose them. I don't care if they're in nursing homes."

Cyprus bailout forces savers in the country's two biggest banks, Bank of Cyprus and Laiki, to take hefty losses in exchange for rescue money. Will this happen at a Bank near you?

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