I agree with George Bush:

I found myself agreeing with George Second of America when he pulled out of Kyoto Accord. This raised eyebrows of more than a few people I know. I believe he saw that salting skies with chemicals which would lessen apparent pollution would not kill more people in short term and saving billions of dollars required to implement Kyoto would not take into consideration use of nanobots which soon will be able to clean up pollution and maybe even make money harvesting minerals in process.

I also agree with George in matter of spending more on space exploration but I am extremely concerned about SDI and HAARP as well as Frequency Fence and kind of weapons Dennis Kucinich tried to have removed from space. These weapons called non-lethal include mind control potentials that I cannot address in full in this article. In fact any reader of this article will have to do a lot of research to become aware of what is really going on. The issue includes viewing future technology and I demonstrate this has been done by more people than Leonardo, Nostradamus and Father Ernetti in my many books on these subjects. Dean Radin (5) and Stanford Research Institute as well as Defense Intelligence Agency (6) are worth looking into. He works in Las Vegas. I lived there for many years near to S-4 and Area 51. The government says it does not even exist but I met many people who work there and other places like Tonopah.

George and other Skull and Bones people that run for President of United States would have us believe it is a mere boys club and there are books which supposedly expose them and other nefarious groups which are actually well-managed ‘Spin’. There are groups like The Pilgrims, Russell Foundation or Beacon Hill Mob (and lots of other names or alphabet soup agencies) who actually put front men like Bushes in power.

Prescott Bush was named in court proceedings in reference to trading with enemy and funding of Hitler and he brought us Richard Nixon. His paladin status with Rockefeller agents of Rothschild or Merovingian complex is a nest of CIA or OSS involvement with founding of The Bilderbergs and many other worthwhile research excursions. The Hegelian Dialectic or ‘playing both ends against middle’ is not new but it is important. Eisenhower’s address on military-industrial complex is a must read. (7)

The BEES or Benjaminite Rothschilds have been orchestrating supposedly New World Order throughout history. I demonstrate they include De Medicis and Stuarts or Bruttii in more ways that their sponsorship of translation of Corpus Hermeticum into a book named after their family called De Brix. (8) The FED and IMF are outreaches of these Synarchists who get a piece of action through arbitrage and other dastardly games. David Guyatt is a former financial wizard worth reading. (9) John Ralston Saul, who is husband of Governor-General of Canada and a former head of a Paris-based investment firm, says end of Bretton Woods Agreement was single most important event of 20th Century. George Orwell’s slogans like ‘War is Peace’ and ‘Love is Hate’ are eerily reminiscent of current War on Terra which former CIA Director Woolsey calls WWIV. (10)

Are you concerned? Will you take my challenge and check out following links? There is a potential to make everyone on earth as rich as Midas or Croessus and we can throw off Malthusian One Pie ideology (11) but it requires some study and effort.

NOTES:

1) http://ecumene.org/hassan0203.htm

2) http://www.kurzweilai.net/index.html?flash

Investing is too hard

Investing is too risky

You need a lot of money to invest

Let’s look at each one of these misconceptions.

Investing is too hard

You may think that investing is just too hard. But a lot of that has to do with terminology of investment industry. I mean who knows what Fed Fund rates, mutual funds, indexes, or blue chip stocks are? But you don’t need to be scared off by a bunch of words—in end they are just words. Just like you probably didn’t know what PMI was before you bought your first house or what APR was before you got your first credit card, you can learn what these things are. And you will find that they aren’t so hard to learn. And if you seek advice of a professional, they can explain it to you.

Investing is too risky.

Some people have idea that investing is risky. Movies such as “Wall Street”, no doubt, lead people to think that. But fact is that investing is only as risky as you want it to be. Do you want to take huge risks? You can invest in international stocks. Want to play it safe? Go with bonds. The risk level is up to you and only you.

I can’t afford to invest.

Many people think they can’t afford to invest. But when you look at alternatives (social security may not be there, job security is not 100%), you really have to ask yourself how can you afford not to invest. And earlier you start, more money you will earn. Even if it’s only a small amount, money you invest today will earn you big in future.