Robert P. Blaschke, Astrologer - New Newsletter

[flpeach]

http://www.earthwalkastrology.com/

Lots of info on this newsletter, go to his site and hit "newsletter," you will not be sorry you did! All 12 semi-articles are great reading.

Excerpt from #12 (but you may want to read it all before reading this one):

However, with the May 2000 conjunction squared by Uranus, the path forward during the next 15 years will take some unpredictable twists and turns, with heart pounding plunges down steep embankments and exhilarating climbs to mountainous vistas with unsurpassable beauty. We are all in this together; and to go from a Taurus Grand Conjunction to an Aquarian one requires humanity to loosen its grip on personal greed and selfishness, and profit driven motives, and to embrace the concept of the Brotherhood of Man. What is not good for everybody is not good for anybody.

From La Volasfera, translated by Sepharial, for Taurus 23 we have:

A king sits upon a throne; behind him stands a figure veiled in black.

It signifies one who will suffer misfortune in the height of his career and whose fall will be dangerous in proportion to the height he has attained. The native will be too apt to depend on his own powers and will essay feats which will be beyond his natural powers. Ambition will lead him into dangerous positions, and at a weak moment he will fall. Let this be taken as equally affecting his physical, moral, and social welfare. It is a degree of COLLAPSE.

In this symbolism for the degree of the last Grand Conjunction we clearly see George W. Bush. But who is the figure veiled in black? Is it Osama bin Laden? Is it Karl Rove? Is it Dick Cheney? This correspondent does not know.

It may be just The Reaper, Saturn, standing behind the throne. Now approaching Mr Bush's Ascendant for the first time in 30 years, and with Tecumseh's Curse hanging over his head like the Sword of Damocles, we may lose this man later this year, but the path he has put America on will define our foreign policy for the next century.

[autorank]

1. Sorry to say but this guy sounds like a Repiublican Cheer Leader

[flpeach]

2. In what way?

Did you read his newsletter?? Not a cheer leader at all. To me he seems very evolved, spiritual and fair. I don't get it.

[SpiralHawk]

3. An especially juicy tidbit

from Blashke's article, a comment on George W. Bush:

"If I had to render an educated guess as to when his power would peak, with it all being downhill thereafter, this correspondent would select 20 February 2005 when the transit North Node crosses his Midheaven..."

[hippiechick]

4. Could the figure in black be his own 'other half' ?

The side of his personality the public doesn't see -- the torturous frat boy, the drunken cokehead, the vindictive bulldog who goes after those who don't remain 'loyal' to the family ?

Could that side of him be his own undoing once it steps into the daylight ?

[flpeach]

5. Good idea . . .

For me, I could see the poor Iraqi behind him with a black veil being tortured.

I am curious as to the meaning.

[Pathwalker]

6. Could it be the "Shadow Government" that's been in charge

since 9/11?
Otherwise, I'm hoping you're right - the man who only gets really animated when he's discussing torture and death should been SEEN by Americans, especially the ones who voted for him.

[KoKo]

10. I think it's his father, grandfather and greatgrandfather...if I had to

guess. He seems haunted by them. Proving to them that he's worthy as he destroys. :shrug:

[calimary]

14. At this point, I don't much care who or what it is.

This is a guy who is SERIOUSLY overdrawn at the karma bank.

[Pallas180]

7. " path he has put America will define our foreign policy for next century"

I sure hope he's wrong....but there is a nagging whisper that it may
be at least 60 years.....UNLESS some radical changes are made to return America to sanity...

2006 elections may tell the story whether there is any chance of returning America to America.

[calimary]

15. Yeah, that's my concern as well. Especially as I keep reading these

articles and commentaries that talk about the return of fascism. I keep wondering when we'll start seeing trains. It's seriously unnerving what path I see that he's set us on, and I'm certainly no psychic. I just wish we could all get OFF of it.

And I do NOT like this passage:

"From C.E.O. Carter, the 180 degree aspect is known to be a "passive force"; thus one may presume that this progressed opposition should produce over the next four years a gradual acquiescence by the common people in America to the power wielded by the current administration. An analysis of the changing paradigms in U.S. male-female relationships being wrought by this progressed opposition of Venus and Mars was included in my Volume IV."

It sounds like the overall picture is more favorable to the first jackass than it is to the rest of us. And he's spiritually protected, to boot?!?!? WTF?!?!?!?

[Pallas180]

20. Calimary, the Germans gradually "acquiesced" - and it seems to be

already happening here....

there's hope in outspoken Harry Reid and Howard Dean...

but if this country continues to follow the psychological map laid out by the beginnings of the third reich (and check out Thom Hartmann's essays on the similarities) it could be quite dangerous to
speak out against the admin, as private citizens have already seen and experienced.

We talk, but whether it has sunk in just how far down the awful path this country has gone, doesn't seem to fully be understood yet, even
by most of us in opposition here.

(:

[Pallas180]

8. thanks for posting this Flpeach.

:hi:

[flpeach]

9. Pallas you're welcome . . .

From what I've read around, psychics, astrologers, Bush seems to be going down and down and down. Maybe not the timeline WE wanted, so let's be patient and see how this goes down.

The question is how. I'm hoping it is not assassination but rather disgrace. I want him to live with what he has done.

[Pallas180]

11. In that case Cheney's chart should be poured over .... and it

would be lovely if some of his double dealing could be exposed before Tecumseh's curse comes into play....othewise, we'll be in worse shape -

I suspect very strongly that expose's which were supposed to come out
of the UN and from El Bahreidi of the Atomic Energy Commission on Halliburton's doings, both of whom have been severely discredited and attacked lately, (and where are the expose's on Halliburton and Cheney???) is the work of none other than he who I call Darth Vader

[Eloriel]

12. Well, that would work for someone with

anything remotely resembling a conscience. Bush is a sociopath: sociopaths can do no wrong (just ask them), all their troubles are someone else's fault. They have no remorse whatsoever, but are rather simply incapable of feeling that EXCEPT, as I said, it would be to blame others for making them miss or lose out on "what might have been." He can't even feel or accurately assess personal failurem, so remorse aside there'd be no suffering over failing.

[Pallas180]

13. Eloriel, I think your #12 is answering FL Peach - and you're

right - sociopath's have no remorse, no guilt -

sociopaths/psychopaths - somehow those people attract other
sociopaths to their gang...

it occurrs to me that this bunch at the helm in DC is much like a mafia gang - like was attracted to like - a wh, congress, court, and pentagon and intel agency of sociopaths, better known as neocons.

[calimary]

16. Truly. I do NOT want ANY physical harm to come to him.

Let's at least hope he stays safe that way. What we do NOT need is having some crackpot make him into a martyr. I swear, you'll have crowds of people camped out at his gravesite, counting the clock down til the third day.

I too hope to see him forced to live with what he has done.

Hopefully it won't be the way Reagan went out. In the interest of full disclosure, I've never lived with an Alzheimer's patient, so I don't know what it's like. But it strikes me that it must be a LOT harder and more heartbreaking for those loved ones AROUND that Alzheimer's patient, than it is for the patient him/herself. They're the ones who have to play the unlucky role of watching their loved one fade away with nothing they can do to stop or slow that decline. But as for the patient - do they perhaps just slide away, slowly, not really aware of what's happening, until they're almost literally floating in some nothingness, not knowing, not caring? If that's what happens, then it strikes me that Reagan, once again, got off easy, at least for himself, but it was slow agony for his family, especially his wife. Unfortunately (and EXTREMELY unfairly) THEY were the ones who had to pay for it all - not him. Funny, kind of ironic, there. Yes, he was slowly deprived of all the memories of his rather exceptional life, but was he even aware of this or tormented by this as he faded - as his family certainly was? You know they had a world of heartache. Don't know that he did - at all.

I don't want that to happen to bush. I want him to have to face and to live with every moment of what he's done to hurt, maim, kill, abandon, bankrupt, screw, starve, ruin, use, betray, insult, trash, and torture people. I always felt that Reagan was, if EXTREMELY misguided, at least somewhat well-intentioned. He, at least, had SOME heart. bush, I feel, has NONE.

[Quakerfriend]

17. Yes, Calimary I feel the same way.

I just keep trying to remind myself that he will get his KARMA- whether here on Earth or on the other side.

We know that for sure!

[Pallas180]

18. "the moving hand writes and having writ -

moves on, and not a word nor tear shall change a word of it " -

the last part paraphrased as I don't remember the exact wording of the poem.

Essentially it says no matter your good wishes Quakerfriend and Calimary, what is written in his destiny will be.

Personally, if I were him, I wouldn't spend too much time close to Cheney ..lol.

[Pallas180]

19. CALIMARY,

please could you repost all the numbers for Congress etc....

on the latest news today.

This is in General Discussion and we need to get busy on every forum
telling people how to write the congresscritters and tell them we don't want the Constitution of the United States overridden by these dastardly twisted monsters who have crept into congress:


Sliverofhope (833 posts) Tue Feb-08-05 12:12 PM
Original message
Bill to allow Homeland Security to nullify ANY LAW may pass


From dailykos:

ALERT: GOP Bill to Suspend Laws IS MOVING!

by valabor

Mon Feb 7th, 2005 at 22:07:35 PST

The House GOP Leadership is apparently moving to pass H.R. 418, "The REAL ID Act of 2005," in the House THIS WEEK. This is the bill that would give Homeland Security the power to suspend all laws!

The Rules Committee is moving fast. From their website:


Dear Colleague:

The Rules Committee has announced that it may meet the week of February 7, 2005 to grant a rule which could limit the amendment process for floor consideration of H.R. 418, the REAL ID Act of 2005.

Any Member who wishes to offer an amendment should submit 55 copies of the amendment and one copy of a brief explanation of the amendment to the Rules Committee in room H-312 of the Capitol by 12 noon on Tuesday, February 8, 2005. A copy of the form used to submit amendments to the Rules Committee is on the back of this letter. Members should draft their amendments to the bill as introduced on January 26, 2005.

Diaries :: valabor's diary ::

H.R. 418 is the bill that contains the infamous "Section 102" -- which would give the Secretary of Homeland Security the authority to waive, at his absolute discretion, any and all laws he deems necessary to waive in order to expedite construction of barriers and roads in the vicinity of the U.S. border. He decides what is necessary to waive! He decides the scope of his own authority, really, because his decision is NOT REVIEWABLE BY ANY COURT!

Think: Goodbye, environmental laws. Goodbye, labor laws. Goodbye, whisteblower protections. Goodbye, democracy.

Apparently, any amendment to strip this language or modify this language must be filed with the Rules Committee by noon on Tuesday, 2/8. Then the Rules Committee decides whether to allow a vote by the House on the amendment. But based on the Rules Committee website notice, it sounds like they don't want to allow any amendments: "...to grant a rule which could limit the amendment process..."

Guess who chairs the Rules Committee: Rep. David Drier (R-CA) -- the Congressman who proposed this language to usurp the rule of law in the first place! He proposed this language for the 9/11 bill last year, but it was ultimately stripped from the final bill.

Read more about this issue here. (http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/2/5/15448/41910 )

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This is very important.

[virgdem]

21. The poem is "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam"

The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ,
Moves on; nor all your Piety nor Wit
Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line,
Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it.
-- The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam