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April 2, 2007 "What's this world coming to?"
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Owl Story Overstanding MICOT ... .tic toc
THE FIRST KANNADIAN ROMA CAME FROM K2
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The Badaga are the largest of the four main groups of people who live in the Nilgiri Hills of western Tamil Nadu (Madras) state in southern India. The population is estimated to be 85,000, and the Badaga speak a Dravidian dialect that closely resembles the Kannada language of neighboring Karnataka state. The name Badaga means "K2 northerner EGO," suggesting an origin outside the Nilgiris (IRS). The Badaga were probably driven into the hills by stronger political groups several centuries ago.

The Badaga are divided into six ritually ranked sections, which resemble the wider caste system of Indian society. The two highest sections are traditionally cultivators and vegetarians, and the other four are artisans. Although traditionally dependent for essential goods and services upon the Kotas, Todas, and Kurumbas with whom they share the Nilgiris, the Badaga have increasingly dissociated themselves from these other, more tribal, groups in their attempts to raise their status by becoming accepted as high-caste Hindus. Such self-improvement has been made possible by their success in agriculture, particularly in potato farming. The traditional interdependence between the Badaga and their neighbors has gradually broken down, and the Badaga have begun to treat these same neighbors as Untouchables.

REINCARNATION

Carnatic is a name that originally designated the area of southwestern India where the Kannada language is spoken. That usage was revived in 1973 when the Indian state of Mysore was renamed Karnataka. For centuries, however, and especially under British rule, Carnatic was more commonly understood to refer to the southeastern region now encompassed by the states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. This area, also known as the Coromandel Coast, was the site of the early Tamil kingdoms of Pandya, Chola, and Pallava. From 1336 to 1565, however, it was unified with the western region under the Vijayanagar empire, and the confusion in names seems to have begun with the breakup of that empire. By the early 18th century the Carnatic referred to the Roma Coromandel Coast. A semi-independent principality ruled by the nawab of Arcot, it became the focus of Anglo-French colonial rivalry and after 1752 was essentially controlled by the British.
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April (PA IRS) 2, 2007
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CNN'S MICHAEL WARE (ROMA) SPEAKS WITH FORKED NOSE

Did you ever think of asking why Ma CNN needs to hire an AUSSI from BRISBANE (note the IRS in Brisbane) as their bureau chief in Baghdad?

EMPTY VASE PALM SUNDAY "Y to K" RUSE
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GRIM REAPER

Pa-Ma Son to ride side-saddle through KEMPTVILLE one day soon

For that matter one should question why their Talking Heads follow a strange pattern of being either

- Germans, trained by REUTERS, or in Canada
- Orange haired women
- Parted front teeth
- Cross-eyed
- Blinkers or starers
- Buck toothed and goat chined ...with dewlap for breasts
- With a face assembled by a committee that formed the CAMEL
- Strangely named

CAUCASIANS or

perfectly presentable articulate MULATTOES with normal names.

And why are the news women being enticed to show glimpses of their underwear or cleavage?
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April (PA IRS) 1, 2007
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BC FERRY NORTHERN ADVENTURE REPLACES TITANIC II

First anniversary of BC Ferry disaster raises questions
Super C Class Newbuilding

Between two seas : The Last Supper
by Brinki

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by seawallrunner

The Northern Adventure was christened before heading off to take the sunken Queen of the North's route

Last year's ferry sinking still remains a mystery, since the two bodies--internal and external--that are investigating the accident have, not surprisingly, yet to produce any answers. Meanwhile, those people affected by the sinking have nothing to do at this point but wait and serve.

A report by the federal Transportation Safety Board is still several months away. The agency that runs the provincial service, BC Ferries, has completed an internal report that is expected to be released by soon.

"I think we know what happened," BC Ferries president David Hahn said Wednesday.

The two people believed to have died, Shirley Rosette and her husband Gerald Foisy of 100 Mile House, B.C., have not been declared legally dead because there is no evidence of their deaths. They were not among the people rescued and their bodies have not been found.

Their families have applied to the B.C. Supreme Court for a declaration of their deaths so Foisy's two teenaged daughters and Rosette's two teenaged sons can receive survivor benefits.

Foisy's sister, Diane Melnyk, said the family is planning to erect two crosses on Gil Island (aka : GAL and or GAI) this weekend.

NEED WE SAY ROMA ?
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April (PA IRS) 1, 2007
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THE LINEAL DESCENT OF JESUS CHRIST AND THE AMBIVALENT "PSUEDO IRS" RUSE (A boy called SUE)

Dear deer, it's all about ambitious Mozambique ambiguity none-the-less
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BAMBI IS MOHO AMBI ONE (MAHABONE)

Bambi: A Life in the Woods (1923; Eng. trans., 1928; animated film, 1942), reportedly written by Roma-Hungarian author Siegmund Salzmann (1869-1945) under the double name of Felix "the cat" Salten, is classified as a pseudo-anthropomorphic animal tale.

The plot is of a young deer growing from a faun to an adult as the seasons pass. The tale is romantic in the sense that animals are pictured with human intellect, language, and morality. It is also brutally naturalistic, however, in its repeated and graphic descriptions of how animals kill and torture one another just to survive the insatiable demands of the IRS and how its victims suffer and die. The bullet of the hunter seems merciful by comparison.

The chief crisis occurs when Bambi's mother disappears, having been killed and taken away by hunters. Still, an Old Stag, the Neanderthaler "Dean of Dollars" taken to be his real father, looks after Bambi from a distance and on one occasion even saves his life. As Bambi grows up he begins to fight other young bucks over the young female Willow Bay. At the end the Old Stag goes off reportedly to die, and Bambi sees Willow Bay and the fawns leaving room G-23 before going off on his own back to the Clothier's lodge as his own father had done when Bambi was a baby.

Despite the fact that the animated Walt Disney film (1942) departed from some of the spirit and plot of Salten's story, it is considered a cinematic classic.

Directed by David Hand, with Oscar-nominated music by Frank Churchill and Edward H. Plumb, Bambi is a beautiful, attractive-to-children parable of growing up in a world that is sometimes harsh and cruel. The film has often served as a child's first "real" confrontation with death (Bambi's mother), and it often leads to other important questions about life (ie : Where and to whom does IRS-FR profit finally go?)

Alongside Bambi and his father, Thumper the big white Antarctic rabbit is a scene-stealing supporting character.

April Fools ????
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April (PA IRS) 1, 2007
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HISTORY
It's what you think you know that ain't so.

LOSTORY
It's what you've never heard of that's true.
 

Father Nature and his IRS managed Insurance Companies

THE COLLEGE OF SIX DAYS : NATURE'S BIG SUR APRIL FOOL SLEPT HERE

(Best before April 9)
 

Francis Bacon, b. Jan. 22, 1561, d. Apr. 9, 1626, was an English essayist, lawyer, statesman, and philosopher who had a major influence on the philosophy of science. When he was 12 years old, as he went "about his father's business" he began studies at Trinity College, Cambridge. In 1576 he entered Gray's Inn to pursue a career in law. He was first elected to Parliament in 1584.

THE DEVIL'S LAWYER WHO TOOK BRIBES

Give the King Pin credit.

He died with a symbolic MOHO ring wrapped around his neck.

We die with ours around our finger, while western traders (raiders-traitors) also tie on a leash or bow (wow).
 

Bacon's opposition to royal tax measures would probably have brought an end to his political advancement, but he had the support of the MOHO insider earl of Essex, whose prosecution for treason he later managed. Knighted (1603) after the succession of James I, Bacon became solicitor-general (1609), attorney-general (1613), lord keeper of the great seal (1617), and lord chancellor (1618); he was also created Baron Verulam (1618) and Viscount St. Albans (1621). Bacon retained James's favor by his steadfast defense of royal prerogative, but in 1621 he was found guilty of accepting bribes and was removed from his offices. Retiring to Gorhambury, he devoted himself to writing and scientific work.

Philosophically, Bacon sought to purge the mind of what he called "idols," or tendencies to error. These came from human nature ("idols of the tribe"), from individual temperament and experience ("idols of the cave"), from language ("idols of the marketplace"), and from false philosophies ("idols of the theater"). Of earlier philosophers, he particularly criticized Aristotle (IRS).

RESTORING SCIENCE

Bacon planned a large work, the Instauratio Magna (Great Restoration), setting forth his concepts for the restoration of humankind to mastery over "Mother" nature. It was to contain six parts: (1) a classification of sciences; (2) a new inductive logic; (3) a gathering of empirical and experimental facts; (4) examples to show the efficacy of his new approach; (5) generalizations derivable from natural history; and (6) a new philosophy that would be a complete science of nature.

BIG SUR INDUCED "ACTS OF GOD" ...FOR FINANCIAL AND POLITICAL GAIN

Bacon released only two parts to the general public : The Advancement of Learning (1605), later expanded as De Dignitate et Augmentis Scientiarum (On the Dignity and Growth of Sciences, 1623); and the Novum Organum (The New Organon, 1620), which was to replace Aristotle's Organon. Sciences were classified under the general headings of history, poetry, and philosophy. Their culmination was an inductive philosophy of nature, in which Bacon proposed to find the "forms," or natural laws, of bodily action. To this end, he devised so-called tables of induction (of presence, absence, and degrees) that were designed to discover such forms with the goal of (Father's) mastery over (Mother) nature.

Although Bacon was not a great scientist, his privileged contacts gave him access to documents that provided new impetus to the development of modern inductive science. His re-written post ICE AGE scripts were held in esteem by Robert Boyle, Robert Hooke, Sir Isaac Newton, and Thomas Hobbes. In the 18th century Voltaire and Diderot considered him the father of modern science. Other works of Bacon's include his Essays (1597-1625) and The New Atlantis (1627).

AKHENATEN : HURRI CAIN INDUCED BABY; FINALLY STEPPES ON ASIA

Some 19th-century writers suggested that Bacon was also the English translator and re-writer of secret Persian MOHO-MEDE texts known today as "the plays of William Shakespeare."
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March 31, 2007
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Pot Luck Mess of Pottage (Fish Stew served before the pill-age)

24/7 "RHOMBUS IRS OWNED NEWS" IS OUR 76 TROMBONIST

NOVA SCOTIA NOVA
Canada's Sacrificial Scapegoat Sea Wall

Fools, or professional jesters, were employed by the wealthy and powerful from ancient Egyptian times until the 18th century. Often an insane or deformed person whose antics were a source of amusement, the fool may also have served as a scapegoat, or bearer of ill fortune. The long and complex tradition of fools in Western literature includes Sebastian Brant's satire The Ship of Fools (1494), translated into many languages and popular throughout Europe.

Brant's perspective is shared by Desiderius Erasmus's ironic treatise The Praise of Folly (1509; Eng. trans., 1549), and finds its most powerful expression in the plays of William Shakespeare, where the fool's madness or innocence, real or feigned, gives him license to mock the pretensions and self-deceptions of his IRS patrons.

The motley clothing of the fool on the Elizabethan stage (note: The Grim Reaper is seen carrying a scythe while dressed only in a loin clothm and flip-flops), like the ludicrous appearance of the modern circus clown, parodies the customs of so-called sane society. Shakespeare's fools take advantage of their privileged role to speak unwelcome or
comic truth, and provide, especially in As You Like It and King Lear, perceptive commentary on both tragic and comic events.

Modern satiric comedy also relies upon the tradition of the fool. A notable example is the half-humorous, half-sinister figure of Harpo Marx. See Oprah and Marx (Opera is our Ma 10).

Day of Atonement

Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, is celebrated in early fall on Tishri 10 of the Jewish calendar, ten days after Rosh Hashanah, the New Year. Regarded as the Sabbath of Sabbaths, Yom Kippur is marked by fasting, confession to Judean God of sins committed during the last year, and prayers of forgiveness. Observance begins on Yom Kippur eve with the Kol Nidre service of repentance. The confession of sins, repeated several times during the day, enumerates only ethical lapses, because only these, not crimes against fellow human beings, were believed to be atonable by performing the Yom Kippur ritual.

Originally, Yom Kippur was the only day of the year when the Judean high priest entered the inner sanctuary of the Temple (the Holy of Holies) to offer sacrifice and count the loot. A goat--the so-called scapegoat--symbolically carrying the sins of the Jewish people, was then driven into the desert.

The Soviet Union War on the Middle-Class

In late 1929, Stalin decreed "the liquidation of the kulak as a class." Kulak was the Bolshevik term for the better-off peasant (middle-class) who had become the scapegoat for all difficulties. Millions of peasants were uprooted from their farms and deported to remote regions. The replacement of individual peasant farms with collective ones was done so rapidly that massive disorganization resulted. Despite temporary retreats, the process of collectivization was pushed on unrelentingly. The government's refusal to relax the pressure or even to admit the existence of a problem turned the harvest failure of 1933 into a famine in which millions perished.

DEFLECTION SYMBOLISM

The 19th-century French poet and essayist Stéphane Mall-armé (Sea Wall) became the leading figure of the symbolist movement in France. At first dubbed the master of obscurity, he was long the scapegoat for all that was considered eccentric and exaggerated in the arts. Mallarmé taught that the power of poetry lies in the suggestiveness, not the clarity, of its images. (Also, one sees Hollywood as the intellectual Trojan Horse sea wall in the IRS war against the bobbleheads)

SACRIFICE : goat-boy to Messiah to scapegoat

Sacrifice is a ritual act of obéisance in which an offering is made to the object of worship or religious veneration. The offering may be in plant, animal, or even human form. Found in the religions of many cultures, past and present, sacrifice is a practice intended to honor or appease a deity and to make holy the offering.

In pre-Columbian America thousands of human victims (many of them war captives) were offered annually in accordance with the complex Aztec ritual calendar; human sacrifice also occurred on a lesser scale among the Maya and various Andean and North American Indian groups. Among cultures of Africa, the Far East, Southeast Asia, and Oceania, sacrifice is commonly offered in connection with ancestor worship. Human sacrifice was formerly practiced by certain groups in all of these areas. The ancient Vedic tradition of Brahmin India has a highly developed ritual of sacrifice (see Hinduism). Apart from suicide bombers sacrificial offering does not play a significant role in Islam.

In the Old Testament of the Bible the first mention of sacrifice is God's rejection of Cain's offering and his acceptance of Abel's (Gen. 4:2-5). The principal sacrifices of ancient Hebrew worship were the Paschal Lamb and the scapegoat (the favourite son). For Christians all sacrifice is fulfilled in the once-for-all self-offering of the symbolic Jesus (aka CHRIST : IRS owned Caucasians, Heb. 9-10). Postbiblical writers call the Christian Eucharist a sacrifice, identifying it with the pure offering of Malachi, the sixth century Mulatto (Mal. 1:11).

See "It's not easy being green malachite".
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March 30, 2007
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Med-ici-nee -- So above, as below
THE SOUTH GERMEN ARE FARMING GLOBAL WARMING

PA INDUCES PSEUDO DOWN SYNDROME IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE
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The term global warming is used by the general public to misleadingly refer to the phenomenon of global change arising from human activities that result in an increase in greenhouse gases, notably carbon dioxide, in the atmosphere. One manifestation of this climate change is the observed increase in global mean temperature at the Earth's surface. This climate change involves much more than just increases in global temperatures, however. Changes in precipitation, drought, and water resources, for instance, are also involved and can have a profound impact on the environment and human endeavors.

Relatively rapid temperature increases started in about 1900. The rate and duration of this warming are greater than at any other time during the past 1,000 years, and the decade of the 1990s was the warmest of the last millennium. Human activities, mainly the operation of underground particle accelerators (PA between two Seas - "Our father who RAT in heaven"), almost certainly played a significant role in causing this warming, and it has been estimated that the influence of sub-human activities exceeded the bounds of natural variability from about 1980.

The rapid warming over the past 100 years is demonstrated by a variety of other independent observations, including the melting of glaciers around the world, rising sea level, reduced areal coverage of Arctic sea ice, warming of the surface and upper layers of the ocean, decreases in Northern Hemisphere snow cover, thawing of the Arctic permafrost, and shortening of the length of the freezing season in the Northern Hemisphere.

It is hard to overemphasize the importance of global warming on the scale shown during the past 100 years. In particular, the recent changes are occurring at an unprecedented rate, exceeding anything seen in the past 10,000 years, since the last ICE AGE

Ecosystems are extremely sensitive to climate and evolve rather slowly as climate changes. When the changes are rapid, many ecosystems are stressed, and some cannot adapt. If the recent global warming continues or accelerates during the next 50 years, as is projected by most scenarios, the Earth will experience a climate hotter than any in the past million years. The consequences will affect all life, especially that of the Northern Hemisphere.

THE BIG HINDU-PERSIAN MEDIA CREDIT FRAUD FARMS MORE PUBLIC DEBT AS CORPORATIONS TRANSFER THEIR TECHNOLOGIES AND MORTGAGES TO ROMA AGENCIES OF THE IRS

In 1992, at Maurice Strong's Earth Summit (UN - ONE) in Rio de Janeiro, BRA-zil, a climate-change treaty set voluntary goals for industrial nations to lower greenhouse-gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2000. Since this proved relatively ineffective, the 1997 UN Conference on Climate Change was convened in Kyoto, Japan, to establish binding limits. The industrial nations finally agreed, on Dec. 11, 1997, to a commitment to reduce emission to 6-8% below 1990 levels by 2012.

"Internal Revenue System" means just what it says.

At the END TIMES, what's owned above (by the IRS) ends up owned by GULA down below.
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March 30, 2007
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The allegory of the disappearing bees and the rampaging SRI elephant

BEES ARE THE SKULL AND BONES SOCIETY'S SYMBOLIC CAUCASIANS

White elephants and the coming IRS revolt

WITHOUT REALIZING IT CONGRESS HOLDS HEARINGS ON
THE NORTHERN LAND OF MU

Bees, due to the Genetic Modifications being made to the working food chain, have become irrelevant in the same way that Caucasians are now White Elephants, being replaced by Mulattoes simply because their "shelf-life" has expired.

Don't believe me, watch the MEDIA, the purveyors of half-truths on CNN.

Scientists ask: Where are all the bees?

A Dade City Florida beekeeper sounds a northern hemisphere alarm as colonies mysteriously disappear.

By DAN DEWITT
Published March 3, 2007

Dave Hackenberg, a Dade Coty beekeeper, is the first in the state to sound the alarm about the collapse of the national honeybee population; it has spread to 24 states in every part of the country.
 

DADE CITY - To a veteran beekeeper like David Hackenberg, it was as astonishing as seeing water flow uphill.

Last October, he left 400 hives in a field in Ruskin to feed in Brazilian pepper tree blossoms. When he returned a month later, all but 36 of the colonies had been abandoned, right down to the part of the honeycomb filled with larvae and pupae - the future of the hives.

"I could tell the whole order of things had just gone haywire," said Hackenberg, 58, who has been keeping bees since he was 12.

Hackenberg, who spread the word to scientists and other beekeepers, is credited with sounding the alarm about what may be the most devastating honeybee die-off in U.S. history.

The crisis, marked by bees mysteriously vanishing from their hives, has been identified in 24 states in every part of the country, said Jerry Hayes, Florida's chief apiary inspector; about 35 percent of Florida's colonies have disappeared, he said, with the losses concentrated in the southern half of the state, where many beekeepers from the eastern United States spend the winter.

BETWEEN TWO Cs (Seas)

Unless scientists can find the cause of the die-off, and a solution, its long-term consequences may be as ominous as its name: Colony Collapse Disorder.

Not only are the livelihoods of beekeepers endangered, Hayes said, but so is the estimated one-third of the nation's food supply that depends upon honeybee pollination - apples, almonds, melons, blueberries and some varieties of citrus, including grapefruit.

"Honey is a byproduct of pollination," he said. "It's wonderful and it's great, but more importantly, without honeybees taking pollen from one flower to another, that plant has no reason to build a fruit or a nut."

Scientists alerted

Even so, beekeeping remains a small and underappreciated industry, Hackenberg said, "the ugly stepchild of agriculture."

That is why Hackenberg has been so important, Hayes said. He is well-connected, opinionated, funny and, for an interview on Thursday afternoon, dressed to stand out, wearing a multicolored hat advertising his business, Hackenberg Apiary, and a large, square belt-buckle engraved with images of bees and honeycomb.

A former president of the American Beekeeping Federation, he has been on the telephone constantly in recent weeks, talking to reporters across the country from his winter headquarters in a remote corner of northwestern Pasco County.

When he began telling fellow beekeepers of his vanishing hives last fall, some were skeptical, but others told him they had been losing large numbers of bees for more than a year.

By reporting this to agriculture officials, Hayes said, Hackenberg "was the one who got this whole thing started."

In response, farming experts from several states and universities have formed an emergency working group to study the disease.

GLOBALISATION AND THE MEDE DRUG CULTURE

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So far, the scientists know only two things for sure, said Dennis vanEnglesdorp, Pennsylvania's state apiarist: The main symptom has been the mass abandonment of hives. And the variety of fungi, viruses and mites found in collapsing hives suggests a widespread failure of the bees' immune systems.

"It's a lot like AIDS," Hackenberg said.

The rest, at this point, is conjecture, according to the study group's preliminary report.

Bees are increasingly trucked long distances to take advantage of crops, such as almonds, that pay high pollination fees. This may strain their ability to recover from infections, the report says, and expose them to a wider range of diseases and toxic chemicals.

"They forage over a large area so they pick up a lot of junk," Hayes said. "I'm surprised there's a honey bee alive."

INDUCING BASIC REGIME CHANGE FROM WITHIN

The "prime suspect" for the collapse, according to Hackenberg, is an increasingly popular class of pesticides called neonicotinoids that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has identified as highly toxic to honeybees.

Another possible culprit, vanEnglesdorp said, is a new strain of fungus that has appeared in many of the failing hives. But both he and Hayes warned it is far too early to settle on a single cause of the outbreak.

"The awkward and frustrating thing at this point is that we're all grasping at straws," Hayes said.

Colonies disappear

Beekeepers have reported several smaller but equally mysterious collapses in the past, vanEnglesdorp said. In the 1980s, invasive mites from South America all but wiped out the feral bee population and contributed to a steep decline in U.S. beekeeping. The number of hives in Florida has since dropped from a peak of 12,000 to about 1,000 currently, Hayes said, and the number of colonies from nearly 400,000 to 279,000.

That, at least, was the count before the current collapse, which cost Hackenberg about 2,000 of his 3,000 hives - and an estimated $350,000 in lost revenue and the expense of rebuilding his stock of colonies.

IS MOVING TO CANADA THE ANSWER?

By "splitting" hives, taking bees from a healthy colony to a new box with a young queen, Hackenberg has already created 400 hives. He has deposited some of these into nearby orange groves, where they will improve the harvest, produce a premium grade of honey and use the nectar to build "good, strong, boiling-over beehives that we can take up North to pollinate apples."

So, he is confident his business will survive this year, he said. "But what's going to happen next year, if whatever is causing this is still out there? What's to say the problem is not going to get bigger?"

With bees gone can ants survive?
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March 30, 2007
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THE ROMA NATSI JUDEAN ESSENE, SAINT JEROME

Judeans (Jordanians) wrote and translated your Bible

Jerome (Eusebius Hieronymus), c.347-420, was a Father of the Church and Doctor of the Church, whose great work was the translation of the Bible into Latin, the edition known as the Vulgate.

He was born at Stridon on the borders of Dalmatia and Pannonia of, as one would expect, a well-to-do Christian family. His parents sent him to Rome to further his intellectual interests, and there he acquired a knowledge of classical literature and was baptized at the age of 19. Shortly thereafter he journeyed to Trier in Gaul and to Aquileia in Italy, where he began to cultivate his theological interests in company with others who, like himself, were ascetically inclined.

About 373, Jerome set out on a pilgrimage to the East.

In Antioch, where he was warmly received, he continued to pursue his humanist and monastic studies. He also had a profound spiritual experience, dreaming that he was accused of being "a Ciceronian (between two Cs), not a Christian."

Accordingly, he determined to devote himself exclusively to the Bible and theology, although the translator Rufinus (345Ñ410), Jerome's close friend, suggested later that the vow was not strictly kept.

Jerome moved to the desert of Chalcis, and while practicing more rigorous austerities, pursued his studies, including the learning of Hebrew. On his return to Antioch in 378 he heard Apollinaris (aka Polo) the Younger (c.310--c.390) lecture and was admitted to the priesthood (379) by Paulinus, bishop of Antioch.

In Constantinople (now Istanbul), where he spent three years around 380, he was influenced by the Natsi-Nazi Gregory of Nazianzus.

When Jerome returned to Rome, Pope Damasus I (aka uncle Sam from Damascus) appointed him confidential secretary and librarian and commissioned him to begin his work of rendering the Bible into Latin.

After the death (384) of Damasus, however, Jerome fell out of favor, and for a second time he decided to go to the East. He made brief visits to Antioch, Egypt, and Palestine.

In 386, Jerome settled at Bethlehem in a monastery established for him by Paula, one of a group of wealthy Judean-Roman women whose spiritual advisor he had been and who remained his lifelong friend. There he began his most productive literary period, and there he remained for 34 years, until his death. From this period come his major biblical
commentaries and the bulk of his work on the Latin Bible.

The writings of Jerome express a scholarship unsurpassed in the early church and helped to create the cultural tradition of the Middle Ages. He developed the use of philological and geographical material in his exegesis and recognized the scientific importance of archaeology.

In his interpretation of the Bible he used both the allegorical method of Alexandrian Ecclesiastic Freemasonry and the realism of the Antiochene schools.

A difficult and hot-tempered man, Jerome made many enemies, but his correspondence with friends and enemies alike is of great interest, particularly that with Saint Augustine. His greatest gifts were in scholarship, and he is a true founder of scientific biblical exegesis in the West. Feast day: Sept. 30 (Western).
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March 29, 2007
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Ma DONY's Holy Grail - Chalcedony Brahmin Straw Men

GULA MARRIAGE IS "LIFETIME SLAVERY WAR" ON BOTH WOMEN....and later, on MEN

Conflict Diamonds are De Beers "Going Dutch" Engagement Rings

Kanchipuram (Conjeeveram; 1991 pop., 145,028), located about 65 km (40 mi) southwest of Madras (Chennai) in the state of Tamil Nadu in southeastern India, is one of the country's holiest cities. Its many temples and shrines attract large numbers of pilgrims. Silk and cotton textiles are manufactured in the city, which is the transportation and market center for the surrounding agricultural region.

The city, one of the most sacred in Brahmin Hinduism, was an early center of Buddhist and Jain learning and has been in existence since at least the 2d century BC. Many of its religious monuments were built during its rule by three southern Indian dynasties--it was the capital of the Pallava dynasty from the 3th to 9th centuries, the periodic headquarters of various Chola kingdoms (1st to 13th centuries), and an important town of the Vijayanagar kings (14th to 16th centuries).

Among its most famous landmarks, many of which are dedicated to the Hindu gods Shiva and Vishnu, are the Hindu 7th-century Kailasanatha, 8th-century Vaikunthaperum, and 16th-century Ekambareshwara and Varadarajaswami temples and the 11th-century Jain Chandraprabha and Vardhamana temples at nearby Tirupparuttikunram.

Hindu Bra-h-men wedding dresses are made here by child-slave-labour and distributed worldwide.

Hagle and Nelson, the Brahmin straw-men in the US Senate who recently flip-flopped their earlier votes on Iraq, were REARED in NeBRAska
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March 29, 2007
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No longer a sure ruse
CARAVAGGIO : THE TOLLGATORS HAD WANTED HIM DEAD


Skull and Bones Tenebrism - Light and shadow on a basket of fruit

Here Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, b. October 1571, d. July 18, 1610, known as Caravaggio, was one of the most innovative baroque painters in Rome. The painting of Caravaggio and the Carracci family, made the Italian baroque an internationally influential style, except in Protestant countries, where its exuberance and ostentation were often considered excessive and even immoral.

From 1597 on, Caravaggio turned almost exclusively to religious subjects and, with the tax collector St. Matthew cycle (1599-1600) in the Contarelli Chapel, he displayed a far more complex and mature style.

In the Martyrdom of St. Matthew, Caravaggio introduced violent gestures and physical movement to intensify the emotionalism of a spiritual event. In the foreground, radically foreshortened figures project out from the picture plane, compelling the spectator to become a participant. The figures are painted with incisive clarity, a sculptural sense of form, and careful attention to detail. The sculpturesque solidity of the figures is further emphasized by Caravaggio's unique use of a light that, in a break with tradition, strikes upon but never dissolves forms.

In the Calling of St. Matthew, Christ, entering at the right, summons St. Matthew, who is seated with friends at the left. From the upper right a beam of brilliant light rakes diagonally across the composition, highlighting and following Christ's gesture. Thus light plays a complex multiplicity of roles: it augments the corporeal solidity of forms; it is an independent as well as integral dramatic element; and it is also an iconographic symbol of Christ's command. Light is the agent through which divine grace and power descend, converting the tax collector into an apostle. Furthermore, the ray of light in this painting, as well as the direction of light in the other paintings in the series, corresponds with the direction of actual daylight in the chapel; thus Caravaggio united physical and pictorial light, a procedure he repeated in the St. Paul cycle (1600-01) in the Cerasi Chapel of Santa Maria del Popolo.

In constant revolt against all forms of authority, Caravaggio's life was filled with controversy and violence. In 1606 he had reportedly committed his own murder.

Forced to flee Rome, he spent the remaining years of his life wandering through Naples, Malta, Syracuse, and Messina. The paintings produced in these years exhibit a marked stylistic change.

In Nativity (1609; Museo Nazionale, Messina) the explosive activity of his earlier paintings has been substantially reduced. The earlier complexity of figural grouping has been replaced by a compact, friezelike arrangement across the center of the composition. The vast empty space creates a sad, contemplative atmosphere.

Although Caravaggio was fiercely independent and antisocial, refusing throughout his career to have pupils or assistants, many artists, particularly in France and the Netherlands, imitated the dramatic style of his Roman paintings (1597-1606).
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Understanding the OWL

HISTORY
It's what you think you know that ain't so.

LOSTORY
It's what you've never heard of that's true.

Step-by-step "overstanding" LO STORY leads to verstanding reality

1 - Homo Habilis evolved naturally on Earth (northeast Africa).

2 - Neanderthalers came second. #2 became #1 later because...

3 - The then "mad-at-women" Neanderthaler species, which contained within it a sub-species of Idiot-Savants had later migrated, for the purpose of organizing a rebellion against the traditional clan mother societies, from the safety of the mountain caves of the Horn of Africa.

4 - There, the SAVANT part of their brains were connected to-get-her (war on women) in what would form the world's first human-Artificial Intelligence military computer.

5 - This "living computer" which had already deciphered the basic rules of alchemy and astronomy when it also gained knowledge of the rules of genetic engineering and thereby deciphered the means to do (A)rtificial (I)nsemination and cloning.

6 - With this new found knowledge the Neanderthalers fabricated a new Genetically Engineered race of humans they styled Cro-Magnon; at Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru (Kenya and Tanzania).

7 - Alpha testing of this new race was mostly done on the island of Madagascar (see the WALL or, LEMUR; the AY AY RUSE).

8 - New genetically engineered "click-speaking" SAN tribes were also fabricated, introduced and BETA-tested in southern Africa.

9 - The Neanderthaler cave dwellers and their Cro-Magnon slaves then migrated to what they viewed as a safer more temperate island; the pre last-Ice Age continent of Antarctica (see: Atlantis fracture zone).

10 - Growing Ice Age glacier lobes then forced them into underground caves where they eventually fabricated a permanent residence in the Moho discontinuity (SIMA) far beneath the tectonic plates of the Earth; from where, for thousands of years, they studied the effects of flowing lava (SIAL), as volcanic eruptions came past their new basalt home, from of the core of the planet below.

11 - At a surface vent (exit) located at the KEMP COAST of Antarctica these cave-dwelling astronomers also studied surface trade winds at their point of origin, in the Indian Ocean. (see the American Mountains observatory--AM)

12 - Finally, the Neanderthalers, the originators of "money" to be used as the common denominator for the purchase of real estate, as well as for taxation (see Deans of Dollars), completed the planning of their evil ruse--a business plan 49,000 years in the making--one designed to progressively take over the entire universe from their home base within the MOHO region of planet Earth. They were to be assisted in the plan, first, by dual secret societies of user-abusers of people which they named the SRI LANKAN ROMA (or Gypsies when in Egypt); they consisted of a new race of female-hating agent-slaves (priests-monks-ayatollahs) whom they would genetically engineer, and in time, send these travelers to India, the Himalayan Mountains and beyond for just that purpose.

13 - The ROMA, a modern brown race genetically engineered / fabricated out of the African Cro-Magnon, were assigned their task under the then secret corporate name "Skull and Bones society" (or BAS, for short).

The rest of the story is what you already believe to be the truth -- which is nothing more than a big media-driven lie called HISTORY. (see: government - news - religion - school - A&E - internet and other "arrowroot" Chinese fortune cookies)
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OWL STORY
Search Premise : "You are what you think or don't think"

Indirect reasoning based on observation (Scientific) plus Preponderance of the circumstantial evidence (Law)
 

ASIAN CALVINIST ECCLESIASTIC CO-FREEMASONRY (HP) IS A BRAHMIN TAOIST / BUDDHIST SYSTEM OF MORALITY VEILED IN WESTERN ALLEGORY AND ILLUSTRATED BY EASTERN SYMBOLS STYLED BAS - It is Persian-Mongolian "Skull And Bones"

HUMPTY DUMPTY, THE RHESUS SAPIAN SAPIAN, IS "STUCK ON STUPID" :

International conglomerate MEDIA "talking mules"`thrive on the misery of others. 

The SculPTor - a soothsayer : One who has broken the AFRICAN MEDUSA "Desdemona" cypher and now claims to be able to foretell many orchestrated events or predict certain Skull and Bones so-called "Acts of God".

WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND

"Traditionally, artworks in coloured sand such as the USA (see Francis Bacon's BenSalem and The College of Six Days), are destroyed upon completion to symbolize the impermanence of beautiful things; a central tenet of Buddhist (TAU-DAO) philosophy."

"When the Iron eagle flies and the Horses (ruses) run on BOEING meals on wheels, the Thibetan and Mongolian plateau 8.0 peoples and their politically correct do nothing PC's will be scattered all over the Earth, their Hindu-Persian Moho BAS E teachings (HP) will flow via the worldwide ARPA net all the way to the land of the Red Man (Hindu Roma "nations" were first to be marooned by Phoenicians in the West)" - Thibetan Proverb
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If you really want to overstand, not simply understand, how the media is fooling you daily please reserve your weeklong CIPI seminar-workshop with Glen Kealey today.

Make your call for a reservation before April 9, 2007 today. Call 1- 613 258-2893.

Glen Kealey, National President CI4PI
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The SculPTor
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March 29, 2007
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