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Comment on Wisdom Lessons from a 108 Year Young Pianist and Concentration Camp Survivor by Elsie Maio

Elsie Maio — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 13:42:43 +0000

What a great way to start my day. Thank you, Jeff, for the practical inspiration. Elsie

Comment on VILCABAMBA SPELLS OPPORTUNITY AND A NEW LIFE FOR ENTREPRENEURS by Iossy and Pierra

Iossy and Pierra — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:38:01 +0000

Does anybody knows how an American and a Canadian can get a job and/or room & board in Vilcabamba or other place like that in Ecuador. We are looking into moving there but we would like to have a job/place to go first. I appreciate any comments.

Comment on Living His Intentions by Yacov

Yacov — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:09:35 +0000

I love seeing how he describes the process and the company. #1 for raw I believe. I went out and tried some of his products and now I keep a cabinet in my kitchen for just Living Intentions. Love it

Comment on The Trojan Horse of Love by Jerry Crain

Jerry Crain — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 01:29:36 +0000

Major thanks for the article post.Thanks Again. Want more.

Comment on The Consciousness Healing Methods of Arkady Petrov by Snjezana Nisevic

Snjezana Nisevic — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 20:27:43 +0000

Methods are working. This is my personal experience and experience of other course participants. If it doesn’t work immediately, one cannot say that the methods are not giving results.
What about people with regenerated organs? They are living proof that the methods are working.

Comment on Reoccupy America: A Post-Occupation Strategy for Occupy Wall Street by Mike Oberg

Mike Oberg — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:34:34 +0000

It is definitely time for discussions of shared values, instead of echos of party talking points. It is time for the government to be responsive to the average citizen and corporations to leave Washington to real people. Corporations should operate only in the economy not in the government. The individuals who make up the corporation already have a vote, the company doesn’t need anything more to havs a “say” in the government!
We need an economy that is truly based upon products and services, not the “juggling” of electronic numbers on Wall Street. When something is capable of changing in value as rapidly as stocks in the market, it has no REAL value at all! It just reflects the spiritual principle that we are as abundant as we think we are! We need to keep this idea, but substantially reduce the fears of our present media-driven economy.

Comment on Reoccupy America: A Post-Occupation Strategy for Occupy Wall Street by Samuel Ready

Samuel Ready — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 04:26:58 +0000

Its time for the spontaneous eruption of a Peoples Party to represent the 99% since the Ds and Rs seem to represent only the 1%. Can this happen in time to win the 2012 election? If it doesn’t happen by then the result with national decision making will be more of “business as usual”.

Comment on Altruistic Economics by Robin Upton

Robin Upton — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 03:18:48 +0000

More details, please!?
I have published my model for an altruistic economic system at http://altruists.org/ae . One of the key features is that it is decentralised, i.e. does not have privileged positions within a hierarchy, no positions of control, from whence it can be regulated (no commercial or central banks) – allowing its integrity to depende entirely upon individual participants.

Comment on Hannah’s Gift by gemma altham

gemma altham — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 20:58:54 +0000

hi im gemma 19 from preston, i lost my daughter in june she was only 2 weeks old i miss her so much she died of hypoplastic left heart syndrome were the left side of the heart dosent develop properly her brain also didnt deveop properly neither called alobar holoprosencephalcy she had 10% of her brain i found out she was poorly on my 20week pregnancy scan they told me she only had 3% of surviving the pregnancy and if she did she would only survive upto 2hours they told me it was best for me to have a termination and i was going to go ahead with it until the night before i had to do it i realised i couldnt do it because it wouldhave felt like i would have been killing her so i decided that i was going to let nature take its caurse she was born on the 8th june i could belive it she was so beautiful the first time i heard her cry was amazing because she wasnt ment to have survived we stayed in hospital for 5day and then i got to bring her home i was really happy she had to go on a feeding tube when she was 10days old she was deteriorating and on the 24th june she died we had i funeral on the 7th july i amglad i decided to keep her i got tomeet her and give her a chance of life i will never forget her she was the most beauthiful baby iv ever seen R.I.P aaliyah angel mummy and daddy loves you so much our little angel xxx

Comment on Kucinich National Emergency Employment Defense Act Offers Concrete Plans to Create Jobs and Eliminate the Deficit by Allan Hill

Allan Hill — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 06:19:09 +0000

The banking industry are like super rich kids who have never listened to their parents and must now suffer the consequences for their recent behavioir, acting like the bullies they are around the neighborhood. The real power still rests in the old money hands of the nations’ financial cartel like the Rothschilds and Rockefellers who have not the supreme power over the fed but close to it. Think not? Who wrote the fist Federal Reserve Act into law?

Even though the Federal Reserve Act was signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson, it was actually written by someone in the banking industry namely, Paul M. Warburg who was then appointed a member of the first Federal Reserve Board by the president. A little known fact that not even the president knew at the time was that Mr. Warbugs was determined to establish a central bank in the United Statess. The real power still rests with very old English banks. Let’s not tell Obama that we are still on the Silver standard, someone may want to assasinate him too.