New Reality Report

[TruthWillSetUFree]

From Gary Franchi -Restore the Republic

http://RestoreTheRepublic.com

| This Reality Report is stuffed to the gills with info just for you! We've got Kissinger calling to over throw Iran and Obama telling us we've done it before! We have the Federal Reserve confessing they misplaced a Trillion or so of your dollars and a few guys who are fighting Congressman Mark Kirk to get some transparency for the US Central Bank through HR 1207.We also have the extended report from Jekyll Island with Katherine Albrecht, Bob Schulz, Adam Kokesh, Clyde Cleveland, Ernest Hancock, G. Edward Griffin, Michael Badnarik and more.To add to the fun Gary Franchi will take you deep inside Alex Jones Studios for an exclusive behind the scenes look while filming for Camp FEMA.And to put the icing on the cake, Ron Paul makes an appearance to share his thoughts on Socialized Health Care.Oh and that squirmy Dictator Kim Jong Il rears his ugly head to shout some threats at the United States.With appearances by: Mark Kirk, Ron Paul, Alex Jones, Katherine Albrecht, Adam Kokesh, Clyde Cleveland, Ernest Hancock, Ernest Guy Cunningham, G. Edward Griffin, Michael Badnarik, Dr. Bob Frady and more!This is one jam packed report that you need to see and share!

http://realityreport.blip.tv/file/2282584

[TruthWillSetUFree]

I just want to say how thankful I am for the Patriots and all the Truthers who are out there spreading the word about what is happening to our beloved America. We used to stand for Freedom, for helping out other countries in need until the banksters took away our Republic and built an Empire.

We are not proud of this, we do not want this!

btw-I hung out with Gary one day at a Cong. Kirk meeting, he is a wonderful and passionate man and I honor him and all his work. Cong. Kirk is such a dufus
He never answers any questions but is great at spinning them then moves on to another question.

Hope everyone is having a quiet, restful and healthy day!

[Seashore]

Thank you for this! You are a kindred spirit.

I have bookmarked this website. Sounds like I need to learn about Gary Franchi's work!

And I needed to be reminded about Blip TV. I will watch this video...

Thank you!

[Seashore]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

http://realityreport.blip.tv/file/2282584

I'm having a problem watching. It keeps interrupting to buffer...

I'll try again later.

I'm not familiar with Freedom.TV. Another cool website to bookmark!

[TruthWillSetUFree]

If you allow it to load it will run smoothly. The same thing happened to me.

It was so cool at the end

They had their Constitutional meeting at the same place Jeckyll Island where the bankers had their first meeting to rob the country.

They took our new freedom flag took theirs down and flew it there on top of the Federal Reserve room! So Great!

It made me so proud to be a human being after watching what these people are doing. They are having another meeting a Congressional meeting OF THE PEOPLE in November!

Let's Go!

[WinterWolf]

Here I was all excited that someone was discussing reality. What I mean is what is reality? Are we illusions or figments of imagination? Do we exist as a physical body because we perceive it that way?

Alas no. I found something else instead. Sigh.

[Seashore]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

From Gary Franchi -Restore the Republic

http://RestoreTheRepublic.com

http://realityreport.blip.tv/file/2282584

Every American should watch this video!!


Thank you so much for posting it.

I am familiar with the names Michael Badnarik, Bob Schulz, and G. Edward Griffin.

I've made a list of the other people who were interviewed, so that I can become familiar with them as well.

They want to restore the Constitution!

Okay so they're planning a Continental Congress in November to restore the Constitution .

I guess we'll hear more about this in the next Reality Report?

[TruthWillSetUFree]

Aww sorry to disappoint you wolf. Love the picture btw


You are reality, we all are but we are all one consciousness too

You came in a physical vehicle or body to learn about the third dimensional reality and yes your perceptions do create your reality if you are conscious of where they are coming from.
Like on a very simplistic level, if life occurs to you as stressful and anger shows up you are perceiving that situation from your lower chakras of survival where one reacts instead of responds say from the higher chakras of heart, etc.
So, and I speak for myself here, life is about awareness and knowing you have the power within to know all, through your third eye or intuition, and create the reality you are experiencing. That is why I think Jesus said "The Kingdom of Heaven is within you" He was speaking about it being a state of consciousness not a place.

Like David Wilcock says there is only one of us here, so we are one being split into many different parts or bodies but all of the same Source.

I think it is a process and one must find the Truth they are living in before he can transcend to a higher level of understanding.

If anyone else has some reality info for wolf that would be helpful to him please do.
Or better yet, Why don't you start a new thread asking what you want and see what answers show up for you?

Hope that helps you in some way.

Love & Light

Originally Posted by WinterWolf

Here I was all excited that someone was discussing reality. What I mean is what is reality? Are we illusions or figments of imagination? Do we exist as a physical body because we perceive it that way?

Alas no. I found something else instead. Sigh.

[WinterWolf]

Why, thank you Truth. The Wolf is one of many of my Avatars.

I suppose I will create a thread at some point when I have more than a few moments to spare.

It looks like I don't have to create my own thread now. I found a few interesting ones.


Wolf in winter...

[Seashore]

...They want to restore the Constitution!

Okay so they're planning a Continental Congress in November to restore the Constitution ...

This is the banner for the website We the People Foundation. On the home page is a good 4:38 video outlining the reasons for the planned 2009 Continental Congress.

[Unified Serenity]

Originally Posted by WinterWolf

Here I was all excited that someone was discussing reality. What I mean is what is reality? Are we illusions or figments of imagination? Do we exist as a physical body because we perceive it that way?

Alas no. I found something else instead. Sigh.

We are actually some toddler god mind's sim game and you are just a player in it.... no control... not ideas... just a game... IF you want to be. How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

Walks away muttering to self.

[TruthWillSetUFree]

Wow that is a mind bender....I will have to wrap my head around this for awhile.

HI again Wolf you are entirely welcome hope you find the answers you need.

Thanks for putting the banner up Seashore. I would love to go to the first Continental Congress.

Hope everyone is having a joyful day!

Originally Posted by Unified Serenity

We are actually some toddler god mind's sim game and you are just a player in it.... no control... not ideas... just a game... IF you want to be. How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

Walks away muttering to self.

[Seashore]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

Thanks for putting the banner up Seashore. I would love to go to the first Continental Congress.

You're welcome.

First? (Weren't there two Continental Congresses in history? I seem to recall "the First and Second...")

[burgundia]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

. We used to stand for Freedom, for helping out other countries in need until the banksters took away our Republic and built an Empire.

!

i don't want to be sarcastic or ironic, but I have one question: was it all before or after butchering Indians and taking their land and exploiting and killing African slaves?

[Seashore]

Originally Posted by burgundia

i don't want to be sarcastic or ironic, but I have one question: was it all before or after butchering Indians and taking their land and exploiting and killing African slaves?

Despite our faults, we still have the heritage of a Constitution that is a work of art, and this thread has to do with trying to reinstate it.

[burgundia]

Originally Posted by seashore

Despite our faults, we still have the heritage of a Constitution that is a work of art, and this thread has to do with trying to reinstate it.

That's fine but any country can say that they stand/stood for freedom and helped other countries. name one country which thinks differently.
PS. I have nothing against being patriotic and loving one's country.

[TruthWillSetUFree]

Oh I meant of this new group forming....you are really good with your history though....I love it!

Yes unfortunately Burgundia there is much history here I am not proud of.
There was a time when the 'white man' and the Indians got along, shared their families and exchanged their knowledge, until the evil got in with profit and control and almost completely wiped them out. You can't blame a country for what only a few are responsible for doing. I guess you can, but it is certainly not seeing the entire picture.

I think most human beings are good, unfortunately we allow the bad ones to make policy and dictate to us. I think that is all going to change now.
I think our fault lies in Trusting those in power to have integrity when representing the people, again that is changing as we are finally seeing they don't care about us, they care about money and power and control.

Evil and darkness shows up everywhere not only the US. It is not a US thing is is a global thing.

Originally Posted by seashore

You're welcome.

First? (Weren't there two Continental Congresses in history? I seem to recall "the First and Second...")

[burgundia]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

Oh I meant of this new group forming....you are really good with your history though....I love it!

Yes unfortunately Burgundia there is much history here I am not proud of.
There was a time when the 'white man' and the Indians got along, shared their families and exchanged their knowledge, until the evil got in with profit and control and almost completely wiped them out. You can't blame a country for what only a few are responsible for doing. I guess you can, but it is certainly not seeing the entire picture.

I think most human beings are good, unfortunately we allow the bad ones to make policy and dictate to us. I think that is all going to change now.
I think our fault lies in Trusting those in power to have integrity when representing the people, again that is changing as we are finally seeing they don't care about us, they care about money and power and control.

Evil and darkness shows up everywhere not only the US. It is not a US thing is is a global thing.

I do not blame anybody for anything. I've arrived at that stage in my life. My remarks were also to help people to see the whole picture...some people tend to forget about other injustices in the past, but those injustices, unfortunately, might play a part in today's affairs (what goes around comes around).

[Seashore]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

...They had their Constitutional meeting at the same place Jeckyll Island where the bankers had their first meeting to rob the country...

If you're interested in this project please post on this new thread.

[TruthWillSetUFree]

I don't take what you are saying as sarcastic or ironic, that is for you to decide why you are pursuing these questions.

As far as the slavery, it was the Africans who came up with the idea to sell their brothers in slavery as they were also taken to the caribbean, south America.

If you care to read this this will give you some understanding.

The civil rights movement of the 1960's have left many people with the belief that the slave trade was exclusively a European/USA phenomenon and only evil white people were to blame for it. This is a simplicistic scenario that hardly reflects the facts.
Thousands of records of transactions are available on a CDROM prepared by Harvard University and several comprehensive books have been published recently on the origins of modern slavery (namely, Hugh Thomas' The Slave Trade and Robin Blackburn's The Making Of New World Slavery) that shed new light on centuries of slave trading.
What these records show is that the modern slave trade flourished in the early middle ages, as early as 869, especially between Muslim traders and western African kingdoms. For moralists, the most important aspect of that trade should be that Muslims were selling goods to the African kingdoms and the African kingdoms were paying with their own people. In most instances, no violence was necessary to obtain those slaves. Contrary to legends and novels and Hollywood movies, the white traders did not need to savagely kill entire tribes in order to exact their tribute in slaves. All they needed to do is bring goods that appealed to the kings of those tribes. The kings would gladly sell their own kins.
This explains why slavery became "black". Ancient slavery, e.g. under the Roman empire, would not discriminate: slaves were both white and black (so were Emperors and Popes). In the middle ages, all European countries outlawed slavery (of course, they retained countless "civilized" ways to enslave their citizens, but that's another story), whereas the African kingdoms happily continued in their trade. Therefore, only colored people could be slaves, and that is how the stereotype for African-American slavery was born. It was not based on an ancestral hatred of blacks by whites, but simply on the fact that blacks were the only ones selling slaves, and they were selling their own kins. (To be precise, Christians were also selling Muslim slaves captured in war, and Muslims were selling Christian slaves captured in war, but neither the Christians of Europe nor the Muslims of Africa and the Middle East were selling their own kins).
Then the Muslim trade of African slaves came to a stop when Arab domination was reduced by the Crusades. (Note: Arabs continued to capture and sell slaves, but only in the Mediterranean. In fact, Robert Davis estimates that 1.25 million European Christians were enslaved by the "barbary states" of northern Africa. The USA bombed Morocco, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli in 1801 precisely to stop that Arab slave trade of Christians. The rate of mortality of those Christian slaves in the Islamic world was roughly the same as the mortality rate in the Atlantic slave trade of the same period.)
Christians took over in black Africa, though. The first ones were the Portuguese, who, applying an idea that originally developed in Italian seatrading cities, and often using Italian venture capital, started exploiting sub-Saharan slaves in the 1440s to support the economy of the sugar plantations (mainly for their own African colonies of Sao Tome and Madeira).
The Dutch were the first, apparently, to import black slaves into North America, but black slaves had already been employed all over the world, including South and Central America. We tend to focus on what happened in North America because the United States would eventually fight a war over slavery (and it's in the U.S. that large sectors of the population would start condemning slavery, contrary to the indifference that Muslims and most Europeans showed for it).
Even after Europeans began transporting black slaves to America, most trade was just that: "trade". In most instances, the Europeans did not need to use any force to get those slaves. The slaves were "sold" more or less legally by their (black) owners. Scholars estimate that about 12,000,000 Africans were sold by Africans to Europeans (most of them before 1776, when the USA wasn't yet born) and 17,000,000 were sold to Arabs. The legends of European mercenaries capturing free people in the jungle are mostly just that: legends. A few mercenaries certainly stormed peaceful tribes and committed terrible crimes, but that was not the rule. There was no need to risk their lives, so most of them didn't: they simply purchased people.
As an African-American scholar (Nathan Huggins) has written, the "identity" of black Africans is largely a white invention: sub-Saharan Africans never felt like they were one people, they felt (and still feel) that they belonged to different tribes. The distinctions of tribe were far stronger than the distinctions of race.
Everything else is true: millions of slaves died on ships and of diseases, millions of blacks worked for free to allow the Western economies to prosper, and the economic interests in slavery became so strong that the southern states of the United States opposed repealing it. But those millions of slaves were just one of the many instances of mass exploitation: the industrial revolution was exported to the USA by enterpreuners exploiting millions of poor immigrants from Europe. The fate of those immigrants was not much better than the fate of the slaves in the South. As a matter of fact, many slaves enjoyed far better living conditions in the southern plantations than European immigrants in the industrial cities (which were sometimes comparable to concentration camps). It is not a coincidence that slavery was abolished at a time when millions of European and Chinese immigrants provided the same kind of cheap labor.
It is also fair to say that, while everybody tolerated it, very few whites practiced slavery: in 1860 there were 385,000 USA citizens who owned slaves, or about 1.4% of the white population (there were 27 million whites in the USA). That percentage was zero in the states that did not allow slavery (only 8 million of the 27 million whites lived in states that allowed slavery). Incidentally, in 1830 about 25% of the free Negro slave masters in South Carolina owned 10 or more slaves: that is a much higher percentage (ten times more) than the number of white slave owners. Thus slave owners were a tiny minority (1.4%) and it was not only whites: it was just about anybody who could, including blacks themselves.
Moral opposition to slavery was widespread even before Lincoln, and throughout Europe. On the other hand, opposition to slavery was never particularly strong in Africa itself, where slavery is slowly being eradicated only in our time. One can suspect that slavery would have remained common in most African kingdoms until this day: what crushed slavery in Africa was that all those African kingdoms became colonies of western European countries that (for one reason or another) eventually decided to outlaw slavery. When, in the 1960s, those African colonies regained their independence, numerous cases of slavery resurfaced. And countless African dictators behaved in a way that makes a slave owner look like a saint. Given the evidence that this kind of slavery was practiced by some Africans before it was practiced by some Americans, that it was abolished by all whites and not by some Africans, and that some Africans resumed it the moment they could, why would one keep blaming the USA but never blame, say, Ghana or the Congo?
The more we study it, the less blame we have to put on the USA for the slave trade with black Africa: it was pioneered by the Arabs, its economic mechanism was invented by the Italians and the Portuguese, it was mostly run by western Europeans, and it was conducted with the full cooperation of many African kings. The USA fostered free criticism of the phenomenon: no such criticism was allowed in the Muslim and Christian nations that started trading goods for slaves, and no such criticism was allowed in the African nations that started selling their own people (and, even today, no such criticism is allowed within the Arab world).
Today it is politically correct to blame some European empires and the USA for slavery (forgetting that it was practiced by everybody since prehistoric times). But I rarely read the other side of the story: that the nations who were the first to develop a repulsion for slavery and eventually abolish slavery were precisely those countries (especially Britain and the USA). As Dinesh D'Souza wrote, "What is uniquely Western is not slavery but the movement to abolish slavery".

(To be completely fair, what was also unique about the western slave trade is the scale (the millions shipped to another continent in a relatively short period of time), and, of course, that it eventually became a racist affair, discriminating blacks, whereas previous slave trades had not discriminated based on the color of the skin. What is unique about the USA, in particular, is the treatment that blacks received AFTER emancipation, which is, after all, the real source of the whole controversy, because, otherwise, just about everybody on this planet could claim to be the descendant of an ancient slave).
(That does not mean that western slave traders were justified in what they did, but placing all the blame on them is a way to absolve all the others).
To this day, too many Africans, Arabs and Europeans believe that the African slave trade was an USA aberration, not their own invention.

By the time the slave trade was abolished in the West, there were many more slaves in Africa (black slaves of black owners) than in the Americas.



Remember we are told what they want us to believe to forward their own agenda.

Originally Posted by burgundia

i don't want to be sarcastic or ironic, but I have one question: was it all before or after butchering Indians and taking their land and exploiting and killing African slaves?

[burgundia]

I know about the history of slavery, it is not American invention ( however it was the last "civilized" country that allowed that and the phrase about all men created equal probably referred to whites only). i know that Africans sold other Africans as slaves...
I was thinking more about the treatment of the black slaves by their masters and about the fact that it was OK to buy slaves.

I tried to imagine myself in the position of a slave owner and what I would do and then I caught myself that I, being a woman, could do nothing as women didn't have rights.
however are we acting much differently now buying products made by children from poor countries who work like slaves..?
PS. I am not going to continue with my issues here since this thread is about other things and i do not want people to get distracted...

[TruthWillSetUFree]

I agree with you wholeheartedly Burgundia owning another human being is a terrible injustice and yes it still goes on today in many forms.

We are all slaves to the system even with being taxed.

I do feel this is the underlying push that is propelling the mass awareness. People are waking up to it, and that is a good thing.

I am so happy you gave your opinions and thoughts. They are always valued and respected here.

[WinterWolf]

Originally Posted by Unified Serenity

We are actually some toddler god mind's sim game and you are just a player in it.... no control... not ideas... just a game... IF you want to be. How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

Walks away muttering to self.

That was..kind of..incoherent...

I know this reply does not quite belong here but I shall reply anyway.

So you believe the reality we live in is but a simulation or program that is running in a toddler God's mind. So. Are we all delusions or splintered thought processes living out some sort of program? We have no control over our environment..no ideas as you say that is IF we want to live in that manner?

I have skimmed over a few threads dealing with reality. There are interesting theories/beliefs posted. If I recall probably, incorrectly someone had posted about reality/actuality. The reality we live is but our reality. We are not part of the actual or main reality, hence some are striving to live that actual reality as much as possible.

In my opinion we are all part of one great symphony. Each perfectly within their place. The discordant notes are the ones with veils obscuring their vision. Some have more placed before their eyes than others. As each veil is pierced, they come closer to hearing the symphony as a whole instead of being disjointed and out of sync.

See not with your eyes but with the heart. Listen not with the ears but with the soul. Feel with your very existence. Love with all of your being. Suffer stoically and with dignity.


WinterWolf

[WinterWolf]

Originally Posted by TruthWillSetUFree

Wow that is a mind bender....I will have to wrap my head around this for awhile.

HI again Wolf you are entirely welcome hope you find the answers you need.

Thanks for putting the banner up Seashore. I would love to go to the first Continental Congress.

Hope everyone is having a joyful day!

Thank you. Also, I do not know if I can say that I am really seeking answers. Perhaps it is better to say I am curious to see what others think about the concept of reality.

I found a few threads elsewhere on the subject and thought it intriguing.

WinterWolf