Home News Society Media Health Spirit Ecology Animals Mind Science Business Destiny Aliens Misc Action Projects Contact           "Orthodoxy means not thinking — not needing to think.    Orthodoxy is unconsciousness." - George Orwell, 1984   Crashing the Party: Scott Ritter's Speech At the 2008 Crashing the Party convention, former UN Weapons Inspector, Scott Ritter, made a remarkable speech: even though he is a patriotic American, he confessed that the majority of his own people were "sick" because they believe that the US has a right to not only unilaterally dictate terms to the rest of the world, but also to help itself to other country's resources, in violation to international law, to maintain their addiction to rampant consumerism. In the US now, thanks to a virtual media monopoly that has dumbed-down its citizens so that they are now some of the most ignorant and ill-informed people on the face of the Earth, war has become entertainment, a chance for Americans to feel good about themselves as their armed forces mete out "shock and awe" on millions of foreign and frightened citizens. World peace actually hangs in the balance because of the actions of one country — America (two countries if you count Israel). If you are an American, you are urged to listed to Ritter's speech and understand that you are not being "unpatriotic" if you choose to support the vision of your Founding Fathers rather than the nightmare of your current political leaders. To view Ritter's talk, click here. At the same convention, former CIA analyst, Ray McGovern, also gave a great talk.   Free Tibet, But First Free Ourselves Andrew Paterson—Aug/08 Protests against the Chinese occupation of Tibet have become a cause celebre for human rights. But such righteous protest belies the harm that it does in taking the focus off the enslavement of the Free World. [more >>]   Sex Trafficking at the Olympics and the World Cup Suki Falconberg—Aug/08 Global sporting events, such as the Olympics and World Cup, hold an unreported secret: they are magnets for those who traffic and abuse women/girls in the prostitution trade. Falconberg investigates. [more >>]   Ms. Iraq 2008 Comments on the Prostitution of Iraqi Women and Girls Suki Falconberg—Aug/08 In an email to Suki Falconberg, Myra Adel, Miss Iraq 2008, gives an eyewitness account of the terrible abuses currently being suffered by Iraqi women both in Iraq and neighboring 'safe' countries. [more >>]   The Gays are Winning: Why That Spells Doom for the Religious Right Gregory Paul—06/2008 Despite the best efforts of the Religious Right to stigmatize gays, American society is becoming increasingly supportive of homosexuality. This trend potentially spells the end of US right-wing Christian biogry. [more >>]   The Magic Vagina — Thoughts on that Remarkable, Feminine Sacred Space Suki Falconberg—06/2008 The pampered vagina from the pages of Cosmo is very different from the vagina out in a world where slavery, rape, mutilation, infection, tearing, bleeding and fuck-for-food desperation are alarmingly normal. [more >>]   For Whom The Eight Belles Toll Suki Falconberg—06/2008 Falconberg describes her Hall of Shame of human barbarism towards animals, and imagines a world free from the killer apes that foolishly believe they are the crowing achievement of life's evolution. [more >>]   PBS' Carrier: Why Didn't They Film the Rape-Stops? Suki Falconberg—05/2008 PBS is renowned for highlighting issues other media channels censor out. But when it comes to the rape of prostitutes by 'our boys' in the Navy, PBS joins the media conspiracy of silence. Falconberg asks why. [more >>]   Expelled Expired: The Creationists Are Not Winning Gregory Paul—05/2008 The box office failure of Expelled, the 2008 pro-creationist documentary, is an indication, according to researcher Gregory Paul, of the erosion of creationism in the US by spreading Western secularism. [more >>]   Non-Prostituted Women and The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Whore Suki Falconberg—05/2008 Falconberg questions the authority of academics who have not experienced the nightmare of prostitution and yet feel qualified to write papers that intellectually sanitize the horror. [more >>]   Review of Val Valerian's Matrix V (M5) Books Andrew Paterson—05/2008 Val Valerian's Matrix 5 books (trufax.org) were inspired by his experiences at The Monroe Institute and present themselves as the ultimate manuals for spiritual development. But all is not what it seems. [more >>]   Spiritual Philosophy vs Spiritual Practice Andrew Paterson—04/2008 Those interested in spiritual development need to become aware of the distinction between spiritual philosophies and spiritual practices so that they can reach conscious unity. [more >>]   The Raped Whores of Iraq — No Voice, No Hope Suki Falconberg—03/2008 50,000 Iraqi women and girls have been forced into surival prostitution since the Iraq invasion. And all we hear of it in the media is a single poorly researched story on CNN. [more >>]   Kishori Aird's Guide to DNA Reprogramming and Reactivation Andrew Paterson—03/2008 A review of Kishori Aird's books DNA Demystified and DNA And The Quantum Choice which describe her protocols for reprogramming our DNA. [more >>]   The Padlocked Vagina Suki Falconberg—01/2008 Despite the First Amendment and her relative safety from the brutality of men, Falconberg's dissident voice for women's and animal rights could brand her a terrorist in the US. [more >>]   Why the Claim that Progressive Secular Values and Policies Are Bad For Societies is a Great Big Lie Gregory Paul—01/2008 Far from being lawless and immoral, secular societies have lower levels of crime than their religious counterparts. So a belief in God enhances neither nations nor behaviour. [more >>]   They Knife Horses, Don't They? Suki Falconberg—01/2008 The terrible cruelty that all nations inflict on animals can often be found in our own neighbourhoods, and the results of that cruelty can often be found in our own refrigerators. [more >>]   FOR SALE: small blue-green real estate situated in the fashionable backwaters of the Milky Way. Only 4.5 billion years old. Life-support system should be good for another few decades of rampant exploitation. Asking price: greed, stupidity and conformity. SOLD       Just look at us. Everything is backwards; everything is upside down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the major media destroy information and religions destroy spirituality. - Michael Ellner      Finding Your Cancer Cure — Guide to Surviving Cancer. [more >>]     How to take back control of your own mind. [more >>]     Find out how healthy He or She really is for you. [more >>]     If not YOU then who else is going to stop the destruction of the planet and the breakdown of our communities? It's time to become politically ACTIVE! [here's how]     Book of the Month 2012: The Year of the Mayan Prophecy — Daniel Pinchbeck This is a personal odyssey into the heart of the meaning of 2012, drawing together psychedelic vision, alien abductions and ecological crisis into a grand synthesis that culminates in directly channeled messages from Quetzalcoatl — basically, get ready for the end of the old cycle and the start of a new world. Pinchbeck teases the reader with glimpses of different truths, but wisely refrains from giving out pat answers and predictions. In fact, it has been a while since we have come across a book that so expertly and openly examines the multi-dimensional aspect of the 2012 mythology, without pandering to one particular view-point or truth. An intriguing read.     For those who stubbornly seek freedom, there can be no more urgent task than to come to understand the mechanisms and practices of indoctrination. These are easy to perceive in the totalitarian societies, much less so in the system of 'brainwashing under freedom' to which we are subjected and which all too often we serve as willing or unwitting instruments. Noam Chomsky One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious. C. G. Jung The subjection of men to government will always continue as long as patriotism exists, for every ruling power rests on patriotism — on the readiness of men to submit to power. Leo Tolstoy It is diffult to get a man to understand soemthing when his salary depends upon his not understanding it. Upton Sinclair What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless, whether the mad destruction is brought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy name of liberty and democracy? Mahatma Ghandi There comes a time when silence becomes dishonesty. Frantz Fanon The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing. Albert Einstein               © EnergyGrid Magazine