In an exclusive interview for Prison Planet.tv members filmed in Phoenix Arizona, lecturer and author David Icke explains how the panic-stricken elite are desperate to put the lid back on a global awakening that is stalling their agenda for world domination. Icke details how the irresistible force, the mass of humanity awakening to the global agenda, is coming face to face with what thinks it is the immovable object, the new world order. Icke explains how drugs, toxic food and electromagnetic pollution are all being ramped up in a last ditch effort to dumb humanity down to a sheep-like mentality so they can be more easily controlled. The biggest headache for the global elite is the fact that they are vastly outnumbered by humanity and thus are finding it more and more difficult to control populations, which is why they are pursuing genocidal measures of population reduction by attacking our immune systems via food, vaccines and other biochemical attacks, explains Icke, labeling “ludicrous” the fact that infants are being injected with no less than 25 different vaccines before they reach the age of two. Icke also recalls his 1997 meeting with a CIA agent during which he was told that microchips had been developed that were so small, they could be injected through a hypodermic needle, and that this was planned to be implemented via mass vaccination programs. Icke slams the swine flu scare as a complete scam, proven by the fact that patents for the vaccine were applied for …
Hidden penalties, sudden interest rate hikes, and deceptive language are just a few of the questionable tactics used by credit card companies to extract money from increasingly stressed consumers. Now, some on Capitol Hill are trying to regulate the more abusive practices. With bills actually moving through both houses of Congress, the credit card lobby is finding itself on the defensive, and turning out in force to oppose the legislation.
Imagine what it would have been like to attend one of the early meetings of the ARE Congress. This short film was taken while a group of ARE Members assembled outside of the Hotel for the June 1939 ARE Members Congress in Virginia Beach. Please note, the audio was recorded by Peter Woodbury. Following are the closing remarks of that Congress: 6/18/39 – Sunday afternoon CLOSING OF THE EIGHTH ANNUAL CONGRESS REMARKS BY EDGAR CAYCE [Used in the Reports of Readings 254-104, 262-121, and 281-41.] Friends, I always approach this part of the Congress with just a bit of sadness. The presence of each one of you at these Congress meetings has meant a great deal to me. All that you have said has given me greater courage to go on. I have one request that I would like to make at this time, and I hope that you will carry it as a message to all those who were unable to attend this Congress. Last year about this time one of the Departments of the Association sent out an appeal for cooperation in holding special prayer or meditative periods for me each day at the time I try to help individuals through readings. A number of individuals responded and for a time I could feel a decided change in my feelings about the reading periods. Gradually individuals began to drop out and forget the morning and afternoon periods. Whenever you can at a regular time each week on some day, either in the morning or afternoon, will you hold a short meditation seeking to help me render greater service through …
Executives from the financial institutions who received funds from the 0 billion banking bailout faced their critics on the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday February 11, 2009 in Washington. The chief executives at the hearing are: Kenneth D. Lewis of Bank of America, Robert P. Kelly of Bank of New York Mellon, Vikram Pandit of Citigroup, Lloyd C. Blankfein of Goldman Sachs, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, John J. Mack of Morgan Stanley, Ronald E. Logue of State Street, and John G. Stumpf of Wells Fargo. Their silent response to the questioning tells the whole story. Since this time, these companies have offered little relief to consumers. In fact, they have raised rates on millions of more Americans to help pay for growing credit card losses. The apathy of the American public to this additional “taxation” by the banks is beyond belief. Add to this the fact that Executive pay at the banks is going back up in 2009 (NYTIMES APRIL 25th 2009), and you see we are no longer a nation that believes in “United We Stand,” but rather “Everyman for Himself.”
April 7 (Bloomberg) — Hunter Shkolnik, a partner at Rheingold, Valet, Rheingold, Shkolnick & mccartney in New York, talks with Bloomberg’s Susan Li from Los Angeles about a proposed .4 million US government fine against Toyota Motor Corp. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on April 5 proposed the record civil penalty saying Toyota “knowingly hid a dangerous defect” that caused its vehicles to accelerate unexpectedly. Shkolnik also discusses the outlook for class action and personal injury lawsuits against Toyota. (Source: Bloomberg)
