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I find it endearing to witness the outpour of love from the more often apathetic public. What caused such a discharge of the 'love' energy? What is media attention or perhaps a true vibrational connection between people as a whole?
Studies in current quantum physics would suggest that this Unified Field is so interconnected that one invariably influence another. *The beat of a butterflies wings in China stirs the entire field, sending tornadoes/hurricanes* As was stated by Laura Ling, "...we could feel your love all the way in North Korea...", this holds an unparalleled assumption that WE as humans are capable of vibrational frequency distribution, especially when a large mass participates. This type of 'healing life force' is within all of us and is the main reason some would seek to manipulate the masses and direct this output.
Be vigilant with causes similar to these, for the pain and suffering of these courageous women is felt by many an unsung song daily! Remember that injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere! Free the World from the grips of the world corporations, re-align when your 'saviours' deceive or intentionally mislead as these puppet dictators were 'propped up' for situations just as these. How many more innocent people will toil fruitlessly to abolish inequality by combating the 'symptoms' of unethical geo-political practices?
Is one more what it will take for you, the final straw...or a hundred more...millions?
Project your 'vibes' for the betterment of all life at every moment of conscious awareness!
Wake up, sheeple. The time has come! Here and Now!I find it endearing to witness the outpour of love from the more often apathetic... more
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10 October 2008 - Black Friday. Global stock markets crashed lower than at any other time in history. The UK government answer to halt another great depression, but this time on a global scale, was to flood the financial district with a £500 billion bailout from taxpayer's money.
Anger quickly spread, as for years Blair and Brown claimed there was no money for schools, hospitals, for the needy and vulnerable. Yet there was always money for war and now for the bankers, in what was labelled re-nationalisation of the banking system.
The anger spilled into the streets of the London financial district in the first of two waves of protest. Attempts to invade the Royal Exchange and Bank of England were quickly jumped on by police and all street protest was crushed in a show of brute force that is now becoming all too common on the streets of England.
Global Economic Crisis follows the first two protests called to oppose the taxpayer bailout of the worlds richest institutions, as the country heads towards the worst economic crisis ever recorded.
Music comes courtesy of Freeland (Marine Parade, Bucks Music Group) and Rikki Blue.
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http://www.bucksmusicgroup.com/
Filmed, Written and Driected by Jason N. Parkinson.
http://jasonnparkinson.blogspot.com/
Additional Footage by da100thmonkey and Reel News.
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http://www.reelnews.co.uk/10 October 2008 - Black Friday. Global stock markets crashed lower than at any other... more
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Within hours of trading opening in London, sterling was down almost four cents against the greenback to $1.8036 - the biggest inter-day decline in 15 years.
uh oh what is happening?!Within hours of trading opening in London, sterling was down almost four cents against... more
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The UK Government has confirmed this morning that it has nationalised Bradford and Bingley's £41bn residential mortgage book after no-one wanted to buy it.
Rumours were rife over the weekend as to B&B's future, but Alastair Darling has spoken this morning saying the mortgage side of the business has been nationalised and that the savings side of the business has been sold to Spanish banking dons, Santander, for a figure believed to be in the region of £612m.
The UK Government has confirmed this morning that it has nationalised Bradford and... more
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A document leaked to the BBC today reveals that the eleven prisons in the UK which are run by private companies perform significantly worse than those in the public sector, scoring particularly badly at security and 'maintaining order and control'. Governors want the government to re-think the private management of prisons.A document leaked to the BBC today reveals that the eleven prisons in the UK which are... more
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