From the Free Press: Together we moved three mountains

[liam97]

http://www.freepress.org/departments/display/19/2005/1073

[bowens43]

1. Excellent article. Thank you.

I am flabbergasted that so many here did not see the actions of our Representatives and our Senators on Jan 6th as a victory.

[babylonsister]

2. Thanks, Liam. It's all about

publicity and baby steps, both of which are now happening.

[mamalone]

3. Thanks liam

Wonderful article. It helped me understand exactly WHY what happenned was an historic thing..a great thing...I needed that. Thank you so much for sharing it.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

4. Thanks Liam.... this sort of writing is what it takes to keep our

democracy alive....

[ooglymoogly]

5. great graffics

[HysteryDiagnosis]

7. The graphic came from one of the sites in France that discusses the

various capabilities of the HAARP antenna array that we have in Alaska.

There are some other graphics there... but I have already posted them in another thread... I am extreeeeemly fascinated with what Tesla was up to IN THE 1800's NO LESS, and I understand what he was tapping into... big brain physicists to this day are moving along the lines that he started delving into 100 years before the advent of the computer..... God this man was something....

If you want to get a real kick, do a search for zero point, most physicists now agree that there is more energy in a cubic centimeter of "vacuum" than what it would take to power NYC for several years. They are attempting to tap into this... if they haven't already. Perhaps Tesla did, and never shared the entire story....

[ooglymoogly]

10. thanks for the link

i'm fascinated with the haarp stuff. i will try to slog through some of the zeropoint stuff. it seems to wiggle in and out of rationality but it deserves some study. so thanks

[HysteryDiagnosis]

11. I just love this stuff.... digging back into Tesla and Eastlund's work

is making me think of Star Trek as a doable deal. I mean... I'd like some of what Tesla was smoking... what a brain.

You might be interested in this.... a little cheesey... but thought provoking nonetheless....

http://www.viewzone.com/haarp44.html
To date, there have been eleven other patents derived from Eastlund's original work. These patents describe the reflective alterations of the ionosphere for such uses as "nuclear scale explosions without radiation," "power-beaming systems," "over-the-horizon radar systems," and "nuclear missile detection and destruction systems." Further, the patents are now owned by Raytheon, a long-standing defense contractor, and can now be combined with other military patents and used for battlefield applications.

[ooglymoogly]

15. i have read through most all of the sites i can find googling haarp

anyone who does a little research should be scared out of their wits. the telling stuff is what the inventor of the technology admits to.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

18. When you are done with Google.... try Oogle... or perhaps Moogle...

ah hah hah hah hah..... glad you get it... now if several million other people "got it". I find the concerns of the 90 Russians to be most telling...

I think I may buy the book Angels Don't Play This Harp.... I looked at a book in B&N once that listed Tesla's patents.... what a guy.... what a guy....

[HysteryDiagnosis]

19. Check Tom Bearden's site... link:

http://www.cheniere.org/

and you might like this...

http://www.totse.com/en/fringe/tesla/

[HysteryDiagnosis]

12. Got your translation.... didn't know my browser was that magical.....

See if this comes up translated for you.... it looks like the translation cuts off at about the 25% mark... but what is translated is revealing.

http://translate.google.com/translate?pev=/language_tools&u=http://www.atlantyd.com/article.php3?sid=339

>>It proves that part of the money allocated with the project of Star Wars of Bush will be used for research on lasers in orbit... What fears the Russians... they are the American intentions to carry out, in 2003, of the scientific experiments on a large scale with program HAARP based in Alaska. Ninety Russian deputies signed a motion against the program HAARP, informant whom these experiments would lead to weapons able to break the radio communications and the equipment of the spaceships and rockets, to cause serious accidents in the electrical supply networks and the oleo ones and gas pipelines and to have negative effects on the mental health of the populations of whole areas. (Fitrakis, 2002).<<

Then again... what do 90 Russian deputies know about anything... to the critics.

[AntiFascist]

14. It makes me want to study The Kaballa nt

[SueZhope]

6. thanks for the post

Bob Fitrakis, Steve Rosenfeld and Harvey Wasserman
have all been heroic journalists .

I love this part:

The movement that made it happen was organized, funded and executed by an unprecedented bare bones, multi-racial, nationwide rainbow of cyberjournalists and grassroots activists, with no help from America's mainstream "party of the people."

The Truth that forced this watershed event was unearthed and broadcast almost entirely through the web and a few progressive talk radio and TV stations. Against all odds, we blasted a gaping hole through the hostile wall of the corporate media.

We moved those mountains in spite of them and the mainstream DLC Democrats.

[troubleinwinter]

8. And I like this part

"Where this leads depends on how relentlessly we document, disseminate and then prosecute the capital Crimes of November 2.

In 1972 Richard Nixon swept 49 states amidst a ghastly war. But he had already poisoned himself with crimes of arrogance. He was driven from office by those who stood and fought.

This election, like 2000, was a curse of its own. No matter how bleak things may seem now, the seeds of victory have been sown for those who will fight for true democracy."

[Generic Other]

9. 2 bastard elections in a row

We held a mirror up to the monsters and let them see themselves!

[emlev]

13. kick

[ooglymoogly]

16. emlev i am fairly new on du

what does kick mean i notice it a lot. does it just mean agree...or kicking to another level

[BeFree]

17. KKicking is both an acknowledgement of the thread

And a bump to the top.

Moving mountains, eh? Well, that is what yall did. Ya made history. As Conyers put it: The Silence around the voting process has been broken. The wall erected around the process has been overcome, and we are flooding in. Did you read some of the Senator's comments? We are in, baby!


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Yall may have seen my thread: Jackson in 2008, ya may not've.

But consider this, Jesse is the best leader we've got. He Believes. I'd say he's the early leader, and if someone comes along and knocks him off? We'll call it democracy at it's finest.

[Patsy Stone]

20. Yes we did! Dammit! Take a bow! n/t