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On Jun 11, 3:31 am, "qUeTzAlCoAtL" <snake4...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> Leslie Griffithhttp://www.lesliegriffith.org

i'm sure she's thinking of you right now, eh? if not, try conjuring up
elaine corral

<zany son-of-am-esque info snipped>

i think the feathers got into the scales, or vicey versa

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Moose

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magick!!" -Doris Day

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On Jun 11, 3:31 am, qUeTzAlCoAtL <snake4...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> U  R  U  K
>
> Leslie Griffithhttp://www.lesliegriffith.org
>
> --- Bazillion Gallopers <bazilliong...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Under the guise of urban warfare training
> > the 26th Expeditionary Unit
> > an elite group of U.S. Marines
> > will conduct a martial law training
> > exercise at 26 "surrendered" locations
> > in central Indiana from June
> > 4th thru the 17th. While state
> > officials and media are doing their
> > best to assure the public that this
> > military takeover of civilian
> > property is somehow a good thing,
> > ignoring the Posse Comitatus Act
> > which fundamentally prohibits
> > these types of exercises. These two
> > weeks of training are also a
> > contradiction of military tradition
> > against deployments among the
> > civilian population dating back to the
> > end of the Civil War. Why then are
> > the citizens of Indianapolis and
> > six other Indiana towns being made
> > to take part in two weeks of
> > patrols and ambushes?
> > Local news station WTHR 6 reports,
> > "That in the interest of national
> > security the sights and sounds
> > of war will be brought to
> > Indianapolis." Why do residents
> > of Indianapolis need to learn the
> > sights and sounds of war? Could
> > it be a conditioning process?
> > Considering that numerous urban
> > training environments which exist
> > within military bases in the
> > U. S. and around the globe the
> > explanation of "a need to train
> > in realistic urban zones" is
> > doubtful.
> > More likely the real purpose is
> > to condition the civilian population
> > and military personnel to living
> > under martial law. To many this
> > hypotheses may sound farfetched,
> > that is until you realize the plans
> > for martial law and the detention
> > of U.S. citizens have already been
> > made. (Sect. 1042 of the 2007
> > National Defense Authorization Act
> > (NDAA), "Use of the Armed Forces
> > in Major Public Emergencies," gives
> > the executive the power
> > to invoke martial law.)
> > Most Americans are completely
> > unaware of the Continuity of Government
> > Commission created in the fall of
> > 2002 to study and make
> > recommendations for the continuity
> > of government institutions after a
> > catastrophic attack. This commission
> > is made up primarily of
> > professional lobbyists. The plans
> > approved from this commission
> > advocates a constitutional amendment
> > calling for the appointment of
> > individuals to the House of
> > Representatives to fill the seats of dead
> > or incapacitated members, a first in
> > American history. I will say that
> > again: our representative government
> > will cease to exist as
> > individuals to the House of
> > Representatives will be appointed and not
> > elected. An examination of the
> > proposal reveals that it is both
> > unnecessary and dangerous.
> > Out of the COGC came the National
> > Security Presidential Directive NSPD
> > 51. This directive establishes a
> > comprehensive national policy on the
> > continuity of federal government
> > structures and operations and a
> > single National Continuity Coordinator
> > responsible for coordinating
> > the development and implementation
> > of federal continuity policies.
> > This policy establishes "National
> > Essential Functions," prescribes
> > continuity requirements for all
> > executive departments and agencies,
> > and provides guidance for state,
> > local, territorial, and tribal
> > governments, and private sector
> > organizations in order to ensure a
> > comprehensive and integrated national
> > continuity program that will
> > enhance the credibility of our
> > national security posture and enable a
> > more rapid and effective response to
> > and recovery from a national
> > emergency.
> > Therefore it is not much of a
> > leap to conclude that the true purpose
> > of these exercises is to prepare
> > and condition the population and the
> > military to the prospects of
> > martial law. In a San Francisco Chronicle
> > article published this February former
> > U.S. Congressman Dan Hamburg
> > revealed that beginning in 1999,
> > the government had entered into a
> > series of single-bid contracts
> > with Haliburton subsidiary Kellogg,
> > Brown and Root (KBR) to build
> > detention camps at undisclosed locations
> > within the United States. The government
> > has also contracted with
> > several companies to build thousands
> > of railcars; some reportedly
> > equipped with shackles, ostensibly
> > to transport detainees.
> > Rep. Henry Waxman (R-CA) has
> > complained about these contracts, saying
> > that more taxpayer dollars should
> > not go to taxpayer-gouging
> > Halliburton. "What kind of "new programs"
> > requires the construction
> > and refurbishment of detention
> > facilities in nearly every state of
> > the union with the capacity to house
> > perhaps millions of people?" ask
> > Lewis Seiler and Dan Hamburg.
> > Disturbingly since 9/11, and
> > seemingly without the notice of most
> > Americans, the federal government
> > has assumed the authority to
> > institute martial law, suspended
> > Habeas Corpus, arrest anyone labeled
> > a dissident (citizen and non-citizen
> > alike), and detain people without
> > legal or constitutional recourse.
> > It saddens this U.S. Army veteran
> > to see our Armed Forces misused by
> > those who have no respect for our
> > nation's laws or traditions.
>
> U R U K
>
> Gilgamesh tomb believed found!
> Archaeologists in Iraq believe they may have found
> the lost tomb of King Gilgamesh - the subject of
> the oldest "book" in history.http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/low/science/nature/2982891.stmwww.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Magnetometry+at+Uruk
>
> Magnetometry at Uruk (Iraq): The city of King Gilgameshhttp://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2003EAEJA.....9152F
> "Jorg Fassbinder" <joerg.fassbin...@blfd.bayern.de>
> Abstract
> Uruk (Tell Warka) is one of the most famous sites
> for the early cultural development at Mesopotamia.
>   The Sumerian city state was also important for the
>    origin of writing and Uruk was the scene of action
>     of mans oldest epic, the famous Epic of Gilgamesh
>      (2600 B.C). During the time of the Sassanides,
>       400 A.D. the city was given up completely.
>        Today the ruin is dominated by shallow hills
>         and wadis, covered by pottery, mudbricks and
>          slags. The area is totally free of modern
>           buildings and far away from the modern
>            village of Warka. Therefore it is an
>             ideal place for uncompensated cesium
>              magnetometry. The most sensational
>               find was the discovery of a canal
>                system inside the city.
>                 Furthermore the magnetogram
>                  shows the remains of buildings
>                 of the Babylonian type as well
>                as garden structures, a middle
>               Babylonian graveyard and the so
>              called "New Years Temple" of the
>             God Anu or Godess Ischtar. The city
>            wall, which we prospected in a length
>           of more than one kilometer, includes a
>          water gate and is nearly 40 meters
>         broad. From magnetometry it is evident
>        that it was build by burned mudbricks as
>       it was described by the Epic. In the west
>      of the "New Years Temple" in the middle of
>     the former Euphrates river we detected the
>    remains of a building which may be interpreted
>   as a burial. But if this building is the grave
> of the famous King Gilgamesh as it was described
> by the Epic of Gilgamesh it must remain speculative.http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Magnetometry+at+Uruk
>
> "Statistically, the probability of any
> one of us being here is so small that
> you'd think the mere fact of existing
> would keep us all in a contented
> dazzlement of surprise."
>    -- Lewis Thomas, The Lives of a Cell
>
> David Dees
> LOVES McCain!
> 603 Logsdon Court
> Louisville, KY 40243
> "David Dees" <davodees(at)hotmail.com>http://www.deesillustration.com/contact.htmhttp://www.rense.com
>
> http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/JF03Ak01.htmlhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Bilderberg+Confirmedhttp://tinyurl.com/6msxcxhttp://www.jimmarrs.com/news.php?recordnumber=603http://blog.washingtonpost.com/fact-checker/2008/02/obamas_weatherman...http://tinyurl.com/2j6xwchttp://www.gregpalast.com/obama%E2%80%99s-secret-war-profiteering-tax/http://tinyurl.com/4lru8ahttp://www.whitehouseforsale.org/candidate.cfm?CandidateID=C0005http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/18/AR200...http://tinyurl.com/3kagnwhttp://tinyurl.com/3kuwjghttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Cliff+Schecterhttp://thepoliticalcarnival.blogspot.comhttp://www.bilderberg.org/http://www.disinfo.com/archive/pages/dossier/id195/pg1/
>
> "According to international
> standards of law and morality,http://www.state.gov/
> anyone who incites violence
> against an entire people,
> especially for ideological
> reasons, is a criminal."http://fas.org/irp/news/2000/12/irp-001205-afgzss2.htm
>
> "There is nothing more difficult to plan, more doubtful of
> success, nor more dangerous to manage, than a creation of
> a new order of things." -- Machiavelli  'The Prince'http://home.netcarrier.com/~rstevens/Karl_Rove-SS.jpg
>
> "Unfortunately the ability to change the course of events
> is rarely accompanied by the knowledge to do so wisely."
>
> "Decisions on a galactic scale cannot be granted the luxury
> of opinionated debate. They must be made instantaneously on
> the basis of a completely dispassionate analysis of all
> relevant data, and solutions must be implemented with equal
> promptness. Either a delay or an error in the process can
> cause markedly disproportionate damage as the effects
> multiply logarithmically at successively lower echelons of
> the administrative network."
>
> "[T]he only solution is to place Imperial sovereignty for
> purely deductive considerations under the control of an
> extended time-span forcasting computer."
>
> -- Darth Vader - The Secret of Sith,
>    http://www.xeper.org/maquino/index.html
>
> The next type of soul is the jinn.
> This is characteristic of a soul
> that keeps in contact with the
> inner region, which is reflected
> outwardly in all that is beautiful.
> While the soul of every person
> is looking for the beauty which
> is outward, the attention of the
> jinn soul is directed not so much
> to the beauty which is reflected
> outwardly as it is to the source
> of that beauty, which is within.http://sufimessage.com/the-inner-life/angel-man.html
>
> A  M a n  W h o  N e v e r  D i e s
> "...Some modern Rosicrucians have suggested that
> St. Germain has been solely responsible for the
> development of alchemic practice throughout the
> centuries and may be due back...  He is believedhttp://www.alchemylab.com/count_saint_germain.htm
> to have masqueraded in Paris under the name
> Fulcanelli as recently as the 1920s when he
> warned against the development of atomic science."http://www.cafes.net/ditch/motm1.htm
> "...The books were deliberately written to plant
> doubts about the nature of reality in readers'
> minds, and successfully combined real events
> with long-standing conspiracy theories..."http://www.rawilson.com/illuminatus.html
>
> THE TOPIC OF THE HUMAN SPECIES GUILD
> REVISITED SIX YEARS LATER ... [Excerpt]:
> "... [W]hile those who do not feel pain and suffering
>   might not think that others do feel and experience them,
>    the awakening, for example, of the superpowers of
>     vibe-sensing, empathy, and telepathy, etc., tends to put
>      one more in touch with the unbearable pity for the
>       suffering of mankind." [...] --Ingo Swann (08Aug02)http://www.biomindsuperpowers.com/Pages/speciesguildrevisited.html
>
>          "Interspecies Global Mind
>        by Howard Bloom  08.12.1999
>    "...It is said that we have enraged nature by tearing at
> the pattern of her tracery, and for this transgression we
> shall be punished mightily. But we are nature incarnate.
> We are made up of her molecules and cells.
> We are tools of her probings and if, indeed, we suffer and
> we fail, from our lessons she will learn which way in the
> future not to turn. For all that lives and all that ever has
> is part of a collective brain, a neural net of the most
> sprawling kind...an evolution-driven, worldwide,
> multi-billion-year-old interspecies mind."
>    -- The History of the Global Brain XXhttp://www.heise.de/tp/english/special/glob/6556/1.html
>
>    The Lazy Man's Guide to Enlightenment
>    by Thaddeus Golas [(c)1972)]http://freespace.virgin.net/sarah.peter.nelson/lazyman/lazyman.html
>   [...]
>   "We can start with a paradox at the highest level:
> expanded beings, completely unresisting, are also
> completely irresistible. Space beings are entirely
> permissive to other beings, but when one of us
> contracts, he becomes dense to the extent of his
> contraction, and is then in appearance propelled
> by the space beings. The experience of being
> propelled and later compelled is due entirely to
> the density of the contracted beings. Space beings
> have no intention to propel or compel anyone
> to do anything.
>
> "All conceivable universes in all conceivable
> dimensions exist in the One Mind as pure idea
> or archetype. When any of us withdraws from a
> willingness to create any aspect of that,
> we drop to a lower vibration level.
> For this illustration, imagine we are a
> great number of energy beings who are
> indifferent to the idea of Pluto the Dog.
> Since we are denser than space beings,
> they would propel us, and we would appear
> in space as a flowing, flashing image of
> Pluto the Dog, looking like a fireworks
> display, perhaps.
>
> "Imagine, then, some of us, more than indifferent,
> who deny the concept of Pluto the Dog, withdrawing
> to the mass level. Our mass, being even denser
> than the energy, is compelled to take the form
> denied, and behold the physical manifestation
> of Pluto the Dog. In this manner, what is denied
> on the conceptual level, the space level, becomes
> manifest on the physical plane.
>
> "Of course, the truth is not quite that cut-and-dried,
> but it will give you the idea. Space appears to
> propel energy, and energy appears to compel matter.
> But these reactions cannot occur without the
> density of the more withdrawn beings. By denying
> your capacity to create a concept, or by denying
> someone else's freedom to do so, you drop to a
> vibration where not only Pluto the Dog is evident,
> but a lot of other material forms also. Denying
> the truth is what opens Pandora's box." [...]http://freespace.virgin.net/sarah.peter.nelson/lazyman/lazyman5.html

Uhhh is this the same Leslie Griffith that was kinda hot to look at on
Channel 2?

-Bozo-

On Jun 12, 6:48 pm, Bozo <Bozo_De_N...@37.com> wrote:

> Uhhh is this the same Leslie Griffith that was kinda hot to look at on
> Channel 2?

One of the KGO "guest hosts" had her on last week. I can't remember
who, or the topic. I listened for a few minutes in the car before I
changed the station.  Anyhow, what struck me was how old Leslie
Griffith sounded. She sounded like a granny.

Ciccio

On Jun 11, 3:31 am, qUeTzAlCoAtL <snake4...@yahoo.com> wrote:

http://community.iexplore.com/photogallery/displayFeaturePhoto.asp?ID=42982

To me that politically-correct, city-center, turd-like sculpture of
qUeTzAlCoAtL captures the ambiance of San Jose today, a conceited high
tech jungle of wonks, mexicans and noise.


-Bozo, your boom-box hating clown-