Showing posts with label Ambassador of Conscience Award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ambassador of Conscience Award. Show all posts

Sunday, January 4, 2026

'Major Barbara' explains war for profit


Major Barbara
(Classic Movie Depot) Major Barbara (1941) is a British film starring Wendy Hiller and Rex Harrison. The film was produced and directed by Gabriel Pascal. It was adapted for the screen by Marjorie Deans and Anatole de Grunwald, based on the 1905 stage play Major Barbara by George Bernard Shaw.

Why the West fights wars
Mr. Undershaft is a successful and wealthy businessman who has made millions from his weapons factory, which manufactures the world-famous Undershaft guns, cannons, torpedoes, submarines, and aerial battleships. When his children were still small, the Undershafts parents separated. By herself, Lady Britomart has been raising their children, who have not seen their father since. During their reunion, Undershaft learns that his daughter Barbara is a major in The Salvation Army. She works at a shelter in West Ham, east London. Major Barbara and her father Mr. Undershaft agree that he will visit Barbara's Army shelter if in exchange she will visit his weapons factory. More #fullmovie #drama #war

Wednesday, December 11, 2024

Free assassin Luigi Mangione? (JKL)

America thirsts after suspected healthcare shooter, Don Trump Jr's new lady (but what about shapeshifter Republican Kimberly Guilfoyle?) and Clip of the Year
Insurance Justice Warrior Luigi?
(Jimmy Kimmel Live) Dec. 10, 2024: Time has unveiled its short list of nominees for "Person of the Year," is Mangione a shoo-in, America has been thirsting after alleged Healthcare assassin Luigi ❤ Mangione after a bunch of photos of him came out, Jim shares text exchanges between some staffers and their friends or relatives about it, people are making “fan cams” with tribute montages to the handsome and elite white killer, Don Jr. appears to have a new lady in his life, Trump nominated scorned monstrous shapeshifter and SF attorney Kimberly Guilfoyle (formerly Mrs. Gavin Newsom) for ambassador to Greece to give her something to do, Trump’s daughter-in-law Lara is a being floated as a possible replacement for Marco Rubio’s Senate seat, molester Matt Gaetz has a new gig more right-wing than FOX News, how big is a British man's penis (a mold of which is now on display at The Icelandic Phallological Museum), and Jim declares the viral clip of the year 2024 and speaks to the winner! #Kimmel

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

Contact ETs in California w/ Dr. Greer (CE5)

Why doubt that there is life throughout the universe if it can be proved by experience?



Meditation is important preparation for contact.
There is a meditation and CE5 ("close encounter of the fifth kind") protocol that creates actual physical, sensory contact 
 not just remote viewing  of visiting extraterrestrial ships and occupants? There is something we can do to introduce ourselves to ETs and be in communication with them?

Another successful reverse engineering: why we
pay contractors so much for mundane war planes
It is possible to become absolutely certain that space aliens (off-planet life with advanced technology and great wisdom) exist and visit earth and have met with human beings in the past and present?

According to Dr. Steven Greer, MD, the answer is yes. The AwakenZone looks into it. Moreover, Dr. Greer is on Gaia TV and has a website (drstevengreer.com). He has filmed many documentaries. Disclosure-contact is available for those who seek it. He will be in Temecula, California, 85 miles from Los Angeles on July 26, 2024:

California CE5 Contact and Consciousness Conference, summer 2024
Alien encounters on demand | Dr. Greer, MD
Doubt it? Right. (See for yourself and be sure.)
(Awaken Zone) May 18, 2024: Explore the intriguing world of space aliens, ETs, UFOs and alien encounters with Dr. Steven Greer, M.D. Delve into his extensive research on disclosure (Disclosure Project), UFO sightings, and the groundbreaking protocols of CE5, enabling Close Encounters of the 5th kind. Discover how these experiences challenge our understanding of reality and what they reveal about extraterrestrial communication.

3-Day Conference at Callaway Vineyard 'n Wny

Are you a real doctor? - Yes.
Join Dr. Steven Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project and the CE5 contact protocols, for an extraordinary weekend delving into consciousness, meditation, ET technology, coherent thought sequencing techniques, and more.

Special guest speaker Lori Williams will conduct a 2-hour session on Controlled Remote Viewing protocols Saturday morning. This is a rare opportunity to join a mass CE5 event under the stars with Dr. Greer and the team on Saturday and Sunday evenings.

Dr. Greer started the Disclosure Project in D.C.
VIP ticket holders will enjoy a special reception Friday evening, along with a gift bag and Q&A time with Dr. Greer. (Space is limited). Can't make it in person? Attend the conference via a live webinar.  Recordings of each session will also be available if event is not watched live.
🙌 Learn more from Dr. Steven Greer: → @DrStevenGreer55 → @drstevengreer55shop.siriusdisclosure.com. Watch CE5 Series with Dr. Steven Greer on Gaia: gaia.com/series/ce5-contact.
-AwakenZone

Tune in to Gaia.com for the latest by Dr. Greer
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Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Israel NEVER wanted a two-state solution

Novara Media; Hindustan Times; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Hezbollah's retaliation from Lebanon or 'revenge' ATGM attack on IDF; Israeli Army barracks gutted
(Hindustan Times) Dec. 9, 2023: A ferocious fight between Hezbollah and Israeli militants is underway at the borders in the north. The Lebanese group Hezbollah has launched Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) attacks on Israeli Army barracks near the border. In a video released by Hezbollah, a loud boom can be heard after an ATGM is launched. They can then be seen hitting the Israeli army barracks. The multi-floor barracks were razed to the ground in the ATGM attack. Hezbollah claims that IDF soldiers were present inside during the attack. #hezbollah #israel #lebanon #atgm #israeliarmy #hezbollahfighters #beirut #jerusalem #israelpalestinewarlive #hamasvsisrael #islamicresistance

Tuesday, December 5, 2023

Holy Land Holiday: visit to Jerusalem (video)


(JimmyDore.com) Let's see if we have this straight: We have been lied to? The Jews of Jerusalem/Palestine OPPOSE a state of Israel? Yes. Just ask the Ultra-Orthodox Jews who have peacefully lived alongside Arab Palestinians for centuries.

It's like bombing fish in a tub, and Israel's ambassador lies about a "promised
land" where Gazans can go...to die by adventitious Israeli (IDF) bombardment.

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

Israel's war on truth: rationalizations (video)

Ashley Wells, Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Israeli ambassador makes SICKENING claims about civilians (67% females and children) in Gaza
(Novara Media) Nov. 15, 2023: Novara Live broadcasts every weekday from 6:00 pm on YouTube and Twitch. Episodes of Downstream are released Sundays at 6:00 pm on YouTube.
Briahna Joy Gray: mainstream media is complicit n Israel's lies about Gaza 
(The Hill, 11/15/23) Briahna Joy Gray delivers a radar on Israel-Palestine.

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Zionist Ben Shapiro afraid to debate anyone but college kids, refuses to sit with Norman Finkelstein
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Saturday, October 14, 2023

Israeli soldiers sorry for Israel's war crimes

AlternateFocus, Oct. 7, 2006; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
What does it mean to be Jewish? It used to mean telling the truth. Fortunately, some still do.

Burning Conscience: Israeli Soldiers Speak Out
(AlternateFocus) A searing interview with former Israeli soldiers Avichai Sharon and Noam Chayut, both veterans of the IDF (Israeli "Defense" Forces) and members of Breaking the Silence (BreakingTheSilence.org.il).

Sharon and Chayut served during the second Intifada ("Uprising"), a bloodbath that claimed the lives of over 3,000 Palestinians and 950 Israelis.

After thorough introspection, these young Jewish men have chosen to speak out about their criminal experiences as self-described "brutal occupiers of a disputed land."

Producer: Sat Gwin Alternate Focus is available on the Dish Network, Free Speech TV, Channel 9415, Saturdays at 8:00 pm EST and on nearby cable stations. Check alternatefocus.org for details.

Thursday, August 24, 2023

White US slaves in 1788? (Christopher Hitchins)

Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly OPINION

Yeah, I like what West Point teaches.
When George H. Bush was attending West Point Military Academy, he claims he learned an alternate US history we are not taught in school, namely, that it was the U.S. running most of the pirate operations in and around the Caribbean. That is how a nation starts. We were doing it against British/English ships and corporations (like maybe the Dutch East India Company or its equivalents working on the Colonies, possessions and protectorates of the British Empire). We (North Americans it what came to be the USA) were the grand criminals. Bush with this knowledge went on to become CIA director then president of the U.S. So either it's true what West Point teaches its students, and we are being lied to in the rest of the country, or West Point teaches disinformation (purposeful lies) to its students to carry on our plunder, exploitation, and imperialism throughout the world, saying it's nothing different than what we've always done. One and a half million white European and American slaves taken by the Ottoman Empire in the century beginning 1788, Hitchens? That would be a fantastic revelation if it's not a self-serving fantasy to justify our exploitation of others and serve as a pretext told to West Point students and soldiers for our warring with and bullying of Muslim nations (Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, Yemen, Iran, Libya, Syria, Saudi Arabia, the Middle East in general, Northern Africa as a whole which includes Israel but that is hidden on maps and in discussions, etc.) Oh, if only Hitchins were alive to ask him about it. Perhaps other historians specializing in American history, covert and overt, would opine.

Atheist Hitchens lays into secular Jews

Tuesday, February 21, 2023

How to make contact with space ETs (video)


How to communicate with extraterrestrials | Dr. Steven Greer, MD
(Michael Sandler's Inspire Nation) July 26, 2022. #StevenGreer #Extraterrestrial #InspireNation. Information about space aliens and UFOs (not UAPs) is hard to come by, with lots of questions and few answers...until now.

We have figured out a way to communicate with ETs. Want to speak with higher dimensional beings? Dr. Steven Greer, MD, knows how. Dr. Greer regularly communicates with these beings.

Dr. Greer is a leading UFO expert, founder of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI), the Disclosure Project, the CE5 Contact app, and the creator of numerous extraterrestrial documentaries helping us find the truth about ETs.

There is a Guided Meditation so anyone can call in higher dimensional beings and ETs right now.

Monday, November 11, 2019

To be or not to be: Shakespeare's "Hamlet"?

Bliss Bowen (pasadenaweekly.com, 11/7/19); Huntington.org; U Penn Prof. Zachary Lesser; Kennedy Center on Hamlet's "Bad Quarto"; Dhr. Seven, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly


Shakespeare's "Bad Quarto" on stage
The ‘bad quarto’ of ‘Hamlet,’ only discovered 200 years after Shakespeare’s death, is the lecture subject Wednesday and a special performance by Independent Shakespeare LA Thursday at the Huntington

“To be, or not to be—that is the question:
Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles
And by opposing end them. To die, to sleep—
No more—and by a sleep to say we end
The heartache, and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh is heir to. ’Tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wished. To die, to sleep—
To sleep—perchance to dream: ay, there’s the rub,
For in that sleep of death what dreams may come
When we have shuffled off this mortal coil…”
— Soliloquy from William Shakespeare’s 1604/5 “Hamlet”

These poetic lines, not even half of Hamlet’s immortal soliloquy, contain phrases that still pepper the English language more than 400 years after they were composed. Yet our perception of the brooding Dane — and of Shakespeare’s insights into human nature — would be drastically different if only the play’s First Quarto (Q1), published in 1603, had survived.





Also known as the "Bad Quarto," only two copies of it are known to exist; one is housed at the British Library in London, and the other lives at the Huntington Library in the San Gabriel Valley, Los Angeles.

Under the umbrella of its new president’s series, and as part of the Huntington’s recently launched centennial celebration, University of Pennsylvania English Professor Zachary Lesser will discuss the differences between the two quartos as well as the Bad Quarto’s journey to the Huntington in a lecture at Rothenberg Hall Wednesday, “Hamlet and Other Ghost Stories.”
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O, Hamlet! Why for art thou so crazy?
On Thursday, the Independent Shakespeare Co. of Los Angeles (iscla.org) will illuminate these differences in performance. (The performance is FREE but reservations are required).

“You could argue it’s the most important piece of literature in the English language; many people think it’s the greatest work in the English language,” says Lesser, who dislikes the term “Bad Quarto” because it implies the writing isn’t Shakespeare’s.

Theories regarding its origin still rage; some contend it was reconstructed from memory by actors, others say it was faultily transcribed by audience members, and another school of thought maintains that it’s Shakespeare’s first rough draft. There’s plenty there to feed the enduring human hunger for mystery.

Regardless, Lesser’s fascination with Q1 was triggered when he learned how it was discovered in 1823, over 200 years after Shakespeare’s death: by a baronet, Henry Bunbury, who had just inherited his title and was inspecting his new country house library and possessions. By that point in time, “Hamlet” was commonly acknowledged as Shakespeare’s masterpiece and was widely known and quoted.

“The reception of this text (Q1) is colored by that,” Lesser says. “The fact that it’s not discovered until 200 years afterward has everything to do with the way we’ve understood it.”

The core difference between Q1 and the more famous version is length; the Q1 “Hamlet” is approximately half as long, making it faster and more focused on revenge. There’s less debate, more action. Lesser puts a finer point on it: “It’s been said the First Quarto of ‘Hamlet’ is a revenge tragedy, and the famous version of the play is a tragedy about revenge. Which makes some sense, because in the famous version it’s a lot of meditative, philosophical thinking about whether to revenge or not.”

Those differences are not inconsequential considering the play’s lofty position, not just as a hallowed piece of canonical literature but also as an instantly recognized signifier in speech and philosophical rhetoric. Some of those differences will be grist for debate between historical characters portrayed by actors from the Independent Shakespeare Co. during their performance Thursday.

“The famous version of ‘To be or not to be’ is a very existentialist kind of speech; it’s completely skeptical about the afterlife, there’s no mention of God or Christ,” observes Lesser, who plans to identify “interesting patterns” in certain key differences during his lecture.

“Hamlet is completely mystified by what will happen after death. He says that it’s this ‘dread of something after death’ that makes people not commit suicide, because maybe what comes after death is worse than the miseries of life. It’s a powerful line because ‘something’ is this nameless unknown. It’s a very un-Christian speech.”

In contrast, the Q1 version is downright conventional, as Hamlet claims that after death we are “taken before the everlasting judge” and the “something after death” is hope of reaching heaven. That is what frightens people away from suicide, which traditional Christian theology defines as a mortal sin that would condemn them to hell.

“The famous ‘Hamlet’ is famous partly because of Shakespeare’s kind of skeptical, philosophical vision of the afterlife that refuses to take for granted what everyone in Shakespeare’s audience would have heard in church on Sunday. It’s a big part of what makes the play feel very modern to us and still timely. We see Hamlet grappling with this mystery of life and death,” Lesser says.

“Whereas the Q1 version can feel to us almost like a transcription of what a preacher would say on a Sunday.”

Since the objective of the Independent Shakespeare Co. performance is to entertain, Thursday’s event will be structured around a short original play incorporating certain scenes — including “To be or not to be” and Hamlet’s death scene — from Q1 “Hamlet.” Lesser will hold a Q&A afterward.

“I’ve been at a performance of the whole play, and done a talkback kind of thing, but never like this, where it won’t be that long as performing the whole play,” he says. “I’m excited. It will give you a taste for the play itself.”
  • Zachary Lesser discusses “Hamlet and Other Ghost Stories” in Rothenberg Hall at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, 1151 Oxford Rd., San Marino, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 13; free but advance reservations required.
  • Independent Shakespeare Co. performs selections from Q1 “Hamlet” at the Huntington’s Rothenberg Hall at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 14; free but advance reservations required.
  • Information: (626) 405-2100. Huntington.org

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Choosing money over morality? (Scar Jo)

Amber Larson and Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly; BusinessInsider.com
What would Anathapindika do, which would Anathapindika choose? (AP/Business Inisder)
 
Scarlett Johansson sells sexy do-it-yourself fizzy pop for money. But Oxfam does not approve since (SodaStream) the Israeli-company's manufacturing base is in Palestine, the un-autonomous region of Israel, exploiting suffering Palestinians. It and the Gaza Strip are known as "the world's largest open-air prison." So after appearing in accused-pedophile and beloved American movie maker Woody Allen's movies, she's taking a stand: She dumped Oxfam, where she once held the title "Global Ambassador." Now she's just a pregnant shill out to destroy the Avenger's franchise. Shills sell sugary soda streams for profitable income streams. We liked her better naked and less obsessed with selling out to the highest bidder.
Early idea for Scar Jo's Avenger's costume

Monday, December 5, 2011

Should Animals be Stunned before Slaughter?

"But darling, he doesn't kill the cows. We do by buying them."

A woman pays a man to kill another man. He does. She pays him. Who killed? The hitman would not have except that he expected to be paid. The woman, by offering to pay him, induced him. We have the same relationship with our butchers.



Should Slaughterhouse Animals Be Stunned?
Raffi Berg, BBC News Amsterdam
The slaughter of conscious animals was widely abandoned in the 20th Century and is now practiced mainly in the Jewish and Muslim communities.

Consumers increasingly expect animals to be stunned before death -- but would banning other slaughter methods be an unacceptable violation of religious rights?

The sound of pistons and mechanics fills the air as the last calf of the day steps into a holding box.

A device the size of a hand-held drill is brought to the animal's head, a trigger pulled and a four-inch bolt shot into its brain, causing it instantly to collapse. The unconscious calf is hoisted upside down and slaughtered seconds later with a massive cut to its throat, showering the floor with a torrent of crimson blood.

"Killing animals is never friendly," says Paul Meeuwissen, director of the Vitelco abattoir in the central town of s'-Hertogenbosch, "but what we do is done in the most animal-friendly way possible." More

Should Animals Be Slaughtered?
Amber Dorrian, Wisdom Quarterly (ANALYSIS)
That, of course, is not the question. And it does not address this serious issue. The rate of killing, on behalf of salivating meat purchasers and consumers, is going on at more than 1 million animals per day in the US alone.

Killing one animal on our behalf should not be acceptable or tolerated. Yet we tolerate wholesale slaughter. We turn our eyes and will not see just how cruel the living conditions and murder are.

Eating the toxic (germ ridden, poorly fed, hormone injected) byproducts is worse for the body. But when the mind looks and sees what is happening because we want to eat meat, the mind flags at the killing.

Who then would argue to murder domesticated livestock more cruelly rather than less?

Nonviolence (ahimsa), one of our national ideals, goes out the barn door with the animals led onto trucks or cattle cars on a fearful march to the abattoir. Are the butchers and handlers asking, "Should we put them out of their misery?" or is it the corporate factory farmers asking because it would cost a few cents more?

So the answer is easy!
A) Allow animals to live.
B) Raise them in light, air, on soil rather than in dark, foul smelling, closed off pens and cages.
C) When you can no longer do A and B, be kind in every way possible, choosing stunning over the excruciating live torture of conscious slaughter.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Burma's Lady receives A.I. Award

Demonstrators attach pictures of the Lady and yellow tape to railings of the Myanmar embassy during London protest, 6/19/09 (Reuters/Luke MacGregor).

RANGOON, Burma – Burma's democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has won Amnesty International's highest award for her defense of human rights, underscoring international support for the Nobel laureate whose trial is ending today [7/28/09]. She is widely expected to be convicted of violating the terms of her house arrest and faces a possible five years in prison, although there has been speculation she may stay under house arrest rather than serve time in jail.

Neither international outrage nor offers of closer ties with the U.S. if Suu Kyi is freed appear to have deflected the ruling junta's determination to neutralize — if not imprison — the 64-year-old. The international community and Suu Kyi's local supporters worry the ruling junta has found an excuse to keep her behind bars through elections planned for next year.

Riot police officers stand guard at a checkpoint on the approach road leading to the main entrance of notorious Insein Prison where the trial of Aung San Suu Kyi is ongoing, Monday, July 27, 2009. The trial entered its final phase Monday, with the prosecution scheduled to deliver its closing arguments, a government official said (AP/Khin Maung Win).

Human rights watchdog Amnesty International gave Suu Kyi its Ambassador of Conscience Award on Monday, hoping its highest honor would help deter the junta from imposing any harsh new punishments on her. The Irish band U2 was to publicly announce the award at a Dublin concert Monday night. "In those long and often dark years, Aung San Suu Kyi has remained a symbol of hope, courage, and the undying defense of human rights," Amnesty's Secretary General Irene Khan said of her long detention. More>>

Photo taken Friday, 7/24/09, of supporters of detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy Party gather near the notorious Insein Prison as Suu Kyi's trial resumes in Rangoon, Burma (AP/Khin Maung Win).