this week in uk, there starts a new 6 week series to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo/listings/programme.shtml?day=tuesday&service_id=4224&filename=20050111/20050111_2100_4224_37699_50.
personally, i do not like cinema films about the holocaust and, therefore, have never watched things like shindler's list or the pianist.
Realist
Sure there are Jewish lobbies that try to influence government and people, but its not like America is merely their puppet.The US support for Isreal IMHO has to do more with using them as a way of exerting American influence and control over that region. I also think that the current US zeal for Isreal also has to do with the now closer sharing of hurt that the populations feel from those that hate them. I don't see some Zionist conspiracy in this.
this week in uk, there starts a new 6 week series to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo/listings/programme.shtml?day=tuesday&service_id=4224&filename=20050111/20050111_2100_4224_37699_50.
personally, i do not like cinema films about the holocaust and, therefore, have never watched things like shindler's list or the pianist.
I agree with you FrenchBabyFace that individual evils, those lives are equally valuable. I think that in those cases its easier for people to be less reflective and think that they'd never act that way.
Every generation needs to know and realize the danger of systemic evil though, and especially how so many otherwise "good" people can be part of it. Like that other poster mentioned, there were many who complied with it, like "the one who drove the train" etc. Could that have just as easily been us and what would have been enough to bring us to that point? If we can learn the facets of society and of people that were capitalized on to bring it about, then maybe another one can be averted.
note to mods: this issue has been edited and i'd like to re-submit it for the perusal of jwd.
leaving no shark unjumped, sof's xjw staff is thrilled to present our readers with an all-new format.
we're now a website instead of crude jpeg's, though we're still proud to be crude.
ROFLMAO!
We only had crappy booms for our mics, but others got bayonets!?
this is not the first time that this has been reported.
i have thought it was possible that a non-christian nation might be the first.
to disclose ufo reality.
Unfettered
If the FAA witnesses have radar returns and other verifiable evidence then I'd be very interested in that. The disclosure project has been held up for a while though even from when I first heard of it. What gives?
I was a young teen when I first read The Roswell Incident coauthored by Charles Berlitz. IIRC it was the first book that promoted the story. But even then, I was thrown off by the actual description Brazel gave of the debris he found. It was from the original newspaper article that broke the story. Sticks like balsa wood? ringlets? foil? --- it sounded more like a kite to me and not like a ufo. But I was too hooked to let this passion fizzle out. I'm still a ufo freak to this day.
Notwithstanding, the Mogul balloon trains do match up very well with the debris as originally described by Brazel. The tape with purple designs they used even explains the purple "heiroglyphics" on the "ibeams". Project Mogul fits the time frame as well. One of the ballon trains they sent off, went missing just about the time of the "crash".The dummy drops were years later though. I agree with you there.
I still like following these stories though and even have SETI@home running on my PC.
i was just wondering if there was anyone else out there whose "friends" came to the elders and told them a bunch of fabricated crap about you before your "meeting with the elders.
" i had people that i grew-up with tell them that they had "personally seen me beat-up my mom.
" i had also been known to "host seances" in my parent's basement.
I've never instigated enough hate or jealousy (nothing there to be able to it seems) to have false accusations brought to the elders...BUT among the dubs my age I was increasingly being excluded and avoided for a number of reasons...not being cool enough, not being party animal enough and as I later found out because they thought I was secretly gay. Evidently I was spending too much time with an outted dub friend of ours (well ex-friend for them).
this is not the first time that this has been reported.
i have thought it was possible that a non-christian nation might be the first.
to disclose ufo reality.
Elsewhere
You're right. That picture was one of many fakes made by Billy Meir. Whats really funny about having Russel in the cockpit was that supposedly those ships were from the Pleiades. So maybe he did actually speak with you know who.
I would really love for ETs to be real but its a secret they just couldn't keep. The disclosure project is interesting but its all anecdotal testimony. Can any of it be verified? Corso's book is just bunk. I'm surprised it was still published after the release of info on Project Mogul.
tonight i'm voting in the official "word of the year" election held at the annual american dialect society conference.
what words do you think should merit being considered the best word of 2004?
as defined by the ads, the word of the year is the word that "most colored the nation's lexicon, or otherwise dominated the national discourse.
The Daily Show was using this one for a while: mess-o-patamia.
i am posting this because i know there are many people that have had experiences that cannot be explained by natural means.
i am a ghost hunter, as a hobby.
my hobby is to disprove ghosts.
I find that suggestion about using dried sage interesting because its very similar to one my mother told me once. Where she grew up (Abruzzi region of Italy), they would use straw in a little bundle to keep out an assortment of ghosts. I wonder how far back this idea goes and where it started?
My mom doesn't believe in ghosts by the way, nor do I. Ghouls, fairies and spirits are fantasy to me too.
I'm throwing down the gauntlet. If there are any succubi out their, prove it to me.
do you miss not getting that phonecall or that announcement?
BluesBrother I like your style!
The secretary at one congregation was almost always behind in his paperwork and the BOE assigned me to be his assistant (on top of the other work they gave me as an MS).
It was my job to call up people who still didn't hand in there reports by the 4-5. The secretary could generate the list but didn't have the time to make the calls. The amount of missing reports varied from about 5-15 each month. I hated that job and could only imagine how much of a pain in the @$$ the publishers must have considered me to be. I didn't want to look like I was some nosy organizational flunky and said that the secretary didn't have anything for them and to call him if they had something to report. But they almost always would just tell me the numbers and to pass it on for them. Quite a few sounded like they were pulling numbers out of thin air.
newspaper article from ghana
according to him, one to two units of blood was taken from the patient and replaced with intravenous fluids.
the bleeding during the surgery would, therefore, be diluted blood.
The AMD is straightforward, but as is so typical of the WTS, other material they publish gives them wiggle room. Their own video on blood and bloodless surgery touted the use of hemodilution and cell salvage techniques. There was even a part in the service meeting (a couple of months back?) that, to me at least, sounded like these were now optional.
Edit: "Fading" means I don't get the KMs regularly but I did manage to find the Canadian Dec 2003 KM and it had basically the same question and answer part on the video called Transfusion-Alternative Health Care - Meeting Patient Needs and Rights.
