Marvel Comics Universe Mayhem

Spider-Man

Peter Parker was born an only child, his parents were later killed overseas in a plane crash. He was raised by his elderly Uncle Ben and Aunt May. Academically gifted, Peter showed an uncanny interest for science that was nothing short of genius. Socially, however, he was very shy and the target of much cruelty by his peers at High School. While attending a public science exhibit when he was 15-years old, he was bitten on the hand by a radioactive spider accidentally irradiated by a particle beam, empowering Peter with the spiders proportional strength and agility, and the ability to cling to almost any surface. Most incredibly, he had gained a sixth sense that gave him early warning of coming danger. Disguised, Peter tested his new-found abilities defeating professional wrestler Crusher Hogan in the ring, and earning some cash. Using his scientific prowess, he constructed a pair of artificial web-shooters that attached to his wrists.

Spider-Man soon found himself facing a rogue gallery of powerful thieves, gangsters, including the Chameleon, the Tinkerer, the Vulture (Adrian Tomes), Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius), the Sandman, Doctor Doom. In Florida, he befriended Dr. Curtis Connors after administering an antidote to reverse his transformation into the terrible Lizard. Though he had many enemies, he also shared adventures with the Fantastic Four (including rival the Human Torch), the Avengers, the X-Men and Daredevil A Partner in Crime fighting.

Peter can cling to most surfaces, has superhuman strength (able to lift 10 tons could be more) and is many times more agile than a regular human. The combination of his acrobatic leaps and web-slinging enables him to travel rapidly from place to place. His spider-sense is a a early warning detection system linked with his superhuman ability, enabling him the ability to avoid most any injury, provided he doesn't willingly override the autonomic reflexes.

In the year of 1967 a child was born, wrap up in a blanket of Comic Heroes he was given the name Michael Armstrong, that person was me and is me, my Mutation started a a young age when kids were reading the alphabet and watching sesame street I was reading Marvel Comics I have been collecting comics from the time I was seven years old, Marvel-Comics have all been my favorite, my first comic was a Iron-Man issue since then I moved on to other Comics (Marvel of course ). Spider-Man, X-Men and the Avengers have always been my favorite.

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Costablanca Is Great In All Seasons

When you are planning your trip to Costa Blanca you will want to consult a Costa Blanca map to see exactly where you want to go. With so many different areas to choose from you will be amazed at how many wonderful cities there are from north to south of Costablanca. Read on for a description of several of the best spots.

The Northern most city in the region is Denia which his home to a gorgeous view of both the mountains and the ocean. There are tons of gorgeous beaches to lay out on and lots of water sports to try. You can also experience Spanish life and culture in this quaint place. You'll want to see the Castle of Denia, the famous toy museum, and stroll along Calle de Marques de Campo.

If you want to enjoy a city with a beautiful coastline and may quiet beaches and coves than check out Benissa. Some of these beaches are so remote you will need to climb over little cliffs to access them. This city is full of beautiful churches and is rich in the history of the past. Make sure you sample the local octopus stew to get a true taste of Benissa.

If you want to go see the beautiful blue dome of the Nuestra Senora del Consuel church then you will visit Altea. This city has kept the look of a real Spanish village, rather than a boring tourist spot. You can view the coastline and have a great view of the mountains while staying only 5 kilometers from the beach.

If you want to taste some great chocolate then head to Villajoyosa which is located just south of Benidorm. This is the home to the Valor brand of chocolate, which is well known all over Europe. The oldest part of the city is near the shoreline and full of beautiful brightly painted buildings and homes. You can also try your luck at gambling at the Royal Palm Casino. There is a famous celebration at end of July each year called the Festival of the Moors and Christians and this is not to be missed.

If you want to be close to the airport than try no further than Alicante, which is a large city, and well known in the region. You can visit historic buildings, check out great exhibits, and lie on beautiful beaches. You will also want to not the great shopping and restaurants located here.

If you want to travel farther south than you can find Torrevieja. This city is known for its major industry of salt production. Torrevieja produces over half a million tons of salt each year. It is also the home of famed salt baths and even a museum dedicated to salt. The harbor still is lively with fishing and you can also go see the fish auction and market. Savor the seafood on your trip here.

Once In A Lifetime Experience - Yacht Charter Sailing In Greece

Greece is a country chosen by the Gods Offering its visitors spectacular beaches, interesting villages, an abundance of history, as well as flowing green country sides, Greece is an ideal destination for a wide variety of groups. Greece boasts one of the world largest and most beautiful coastlines and over 2000 islands to choose from. Therefore, chartering your own private, crewed yacht is quite simply one of the best ways to visit this exciting destination. With numerous luxury yachts adorning the perfectly blue, crystal-clear waters off the coastline of Greece, Yacht Charter trips in Greece has turned out to be one of the favorite past times of the country and an awaiting adventure for its many visitors. As you island hop your way through the islands of Greece, a wide variety of available activities and land base excursions are at your disposal. Drop anchor for a while and wander the winding cobbled streets, experience a Greek coffee or a taste of sizzling grilled octopus at one of the many small island taverns, visit one of the many beautiful beaches, or take a cooling swim in the sparkling sea. A Yacht Charter in Greece is not your ordinary vacation it a trip of a life time and an experience that is sure to be filled with adventure, history and fun.

For our clients interested in Yachting Vacations in Greece, we offer quality yachts, professional crews, friendly service, and 12 years of hands on experience owning and operating our own charter yachts, at no additional cost to our clients. We make it our business to know the yachts, the crews, and our destinations we recommend first-hand. Therefore, we recently attended the charter yacht show in Poros, Greece where we had the opportunity to step aboard classic Sailing Yachts, stunning Motor Sailers and sleek Power Yachts galore. In addition, we took the opportunity to explore the most popular grouping of islands in Greece, the Cyclades, which include well-known Mykonos and Santorini. These are the islands that typify Greece with their white washed villages, beautiful beaches, and cosmopolitan nightlife. Other popular island groupings in Greece include the Ionian, the Argo-Saronic and the Dedoconese. The Argo-Saronic Islands, with their close proximity to Athens have a rich history. The picturesque harbors and cobbled streets of Aegina, Poros and car-free Ydra are still lined with Neo-Classical mansions of a time gone by. The Ionian Islands, which lie off the west coast of mainland Greece, are the greenest of the island groups, less visited than the popular Cyclades islands, and therefore a "crew favorite" among the yachts of Greece. These islands, which include Corfu and Ithaca, enjoy crystal-clear seas, superb beaches and inviting towns and villages. The Dodecanese Islands are situated at the most eastern part of Greece, along the West coast of Turkey. These islands, including Rhodes and Kos, offer their visitors a wonderful blend of architectural styles with both eastern and western influences. Discover traditional villages, crystal clear waters, splendid beaches, historical sights, and an exciting nightlife.

In addition to destination choices in Greece, there are various types of yachts available for Yacht Charters in Greece, including Monohulls, Motor Sailers and Power Yachts. Monohulls are the perfect choice for the traditionalist as these yachts provides a classic sailing experience. Guests aboard this style of yacht will experience the exhilarating thrill of sailing as well as the traditional features of these yachts. Motor Sailers are a traditional yacht style found in Greece. These yachts typically use their engines in tandem with their sails. This would be an excellent choice for those wishing to explore the islands of Greece in luxury while enjoying the character and exhilaration found onboard a sailing yacht. Power Yachts are a suitable choice for those interested in greater mobility in the islands. This type of yacht is a popular choice in Greece as the distances between many islands are greater than those found in the Caribbean. This category additionally features yachts of over 100 feet in length, which could be individually classified as "Mega Yachts". This type of yacht is suited to the high-end customer interested in world-class amenities, cuisine and service while traveling the islands of Greece aboard a private, luxury yacht.

Canadian Punk Pioneer Joey Keithley Releases Autobiography 'I, S***head: A Life in Punk' on Arsenal Pulp Press in March 2004 / Keithley-led D

March 3, 2004 -- His fascinating journey is told in I, S***head: A Life in Punk, but the book's existence is almost accidental. "It all started about five years ago when I did some spoken-word appearances which kind of came out of me having a beer with people and simply telling stories. I started bragging, 'Yeah, I'm going to write a book.' Then a book deal with Arsenal Pulp Press in Vancouver came together and once I sealed that, I realized I was facing a deadline!" laughs Keithley. "Once I got past writing the first few chapters, it just flowed."



He wrote about his life's events in chronological order, and then he called people to double-check facts like the exact month and year certain things happened. Keithley also dispensed with relating tales about alcohol-related and chemical-related exploits because those aren't shocking anymore and they didn't help the flow of the narrative. The bulk of I, S***head: A Life in Punk traces Keithley's adventures in the 1980s. At that time, D.O.A. was mostly active in North America and became one of the first North American punk bands to make a big impact in Europe. I, S***head: A Life in Punk chronicles D.O.A.'s wild punk pioneering, and it covers the gamut from busts, to riots, to problems at border crossings, to run-ins with local police and getting screwed by rip-off record companies, as well as an ample dose of D.O.A.'s legendary lunacy.



D.O.A. will tour North America this spring to promote the new best-of CD War and Peace on Sudden Death Records, which is owned and operated by Keithley. During its quarter-century career, D.O.A. has sold more than 500,000 copies of its 11 albums worldwide. "It's an anthology of material from our studio albums. Picking the songs wasn't easy. When I was deciding what to include I'd make a list of songs and then I'd rip it up and start over again," he says.



To fully understood Keithley's story, one has to go back to his youth when the seeds of activism were planted. He started studying politics at an early age and quickly discovered that he was philosophically at odds with his conservative, straight-and-narrow, strict-disciplinarian father. Young Keithley listened to the music of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger and learned to play the drums. He even decided to become a civil-rights lawyer in order to become another voice of social change. "I was into the '60s counterculture but I was too young to be a hippie," he says. "I remember watching coverage of the Vietnam War on television back in a time when news coverage of a war wasn't censored.



"I first became a true activist when I was in high school. The American military was going to conduct nuclear testing in the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. Well, Greenpeace was actually founded in Vancouver and they were recruiting high school students for a protest demonstration against the nuclear testing. That one protest flipped me." It ultimately turned out that his literal instrument of change was a guitar. On back-to-back days, he bought his first guitar and enrolled in college. He soon discovered that college wasn't working out so he turned to music full time.



D.O.A. formed at almost the very beginning of the punk movement whose deadly serious mission was to gut, stuff and mount the bloated carcass of the jet-setting, trendy, filthy-rich monster that rock 'n' roll had become by the mid-1970s. "In 1977, the Ramones came along and transformed everything. Punk bands represented what rock was supposed to be. Rock 'n' roll was supposed to be rebellious, and punk filled a giant void," says Keithley. "By 1978, D.O.A. had started and within three months we'd released our seven-inch Disco Sucks EP."



The punk underground was built on fanzines, concerts, word-of-mouth and a cocky DIY (do-it-yourself) attitude. Keithley said punk became his "passport to travel the world." D.O.A. toured heavily on the West Coast circuit that ran all the way from Vancouver south to San Diego. There was a legendary gig in San Francisco where D.O.A. met the Dead Kennedys.



Geography cannot be dismissed as a factor in creating the West Coast punk scene, especially the inclusion of Vancouver. "It was a lot easier to drive to LA than Toronto!" laughs Keithley.



In 1981, D.O.A. released what many regard as the band's definitive album, Hardcore '81. During this time frame the band played a mini-festival for which the punk subgenre "hardcore" was coined. "Between about 1979 and 1982 there weren't many band that were classified as hardcore. It was basically us and Black Flag," Keithley says.



Calling hard-touring bands "road warriors" was an understatement in D.O.A.'s case. "Our approach was 'Let's be professional troublemakers.' We were pioneers in that a lot of people hadn't seen this music outside a few major cities. We would play a lot of towns where we would be the first punk band ever to play somewhere like Dayton, Ohio, or Missoula, Montana," recalls Keithley. "The simple fact is that we would play anywhere, anytime, for next to nothing. It was evident that you didn't need a big record company machine behind you."



It was hard trying to make a living as a punk musician. Keithley struggled for 10 years and worked part-time jobs to help support his family. Eventually, the gradual success of D.O.A. and Sudden Death Records eased the financial strain. "Success is gratifying, but struggle is part of the fun," he says.



Trying to change the world, to put it mildly, is difficult. Yet he believes in the politics of "people power."

"The best example was stopping the Vietnam War," he says. "When regular middle-class people like truck drivers and teachers started coming out against the war, that's what eventually got it stopped."



Given the craziness of the modern world, Keithley is never at a loss for song subjects. He's always had something to write about. "D.O.A. is the oldest full-time running major punk band, although we did stop once for about 18 months. Then we realized we missed it," Keithley says. "One of my favorite things to do is write songs, and I like to write about different things. I think you've got to know what's happening in the news and you've got to know history too. The most important thing about music is passion and a fire inside."



Keithley's approach is a clever one because he's trying to change the system from the inside. He's certainly no communist or socialist. As a business owner, he is technically a capitalist but he is using his resources to achieve his political goals. "I'm a pseudo-anarchist. I vote, but I hold my nose and vote for the best of the worst," Keithley says. "I'm anti-globalization, but you can't close off society. I also believe in fair trade, not free trade."



Keithley is considering writing a second book, but it would be more of a survival guide to our modern age and a primer on social activism rather than just picking up where I, S***head: A Life in Punk left off. He would also like to record a solo album and a reggae-oriented album.



Despite suffering some losing battles, Keithley has been on the winning side sometimes. He cites a couple of sweet victories that help keep up his morale as an activist. In 1988 D.O.A. and Bryan Adams, certainly strange bedfellows from a musical standpoint, joined forces for the common goal of a benefit concert to raise awareness about environmental damage caused by pulp and paper mills in British Columbia; ultimately, the laws were changed and they tightened restrictions on these industries in order to protect the environment more. Then in 1990 D.O.A. and Bachman-Turner Overdrive played a benefit concert to raise money to purchase badly needed parts for ambulances in Soweto, South Africa. "I want to change the world in a positive way," Keithley says. "I've done it a little bit, but I'm not there yet."



It was recently announced that D.O.A. will be honored in March by Canadian Music Week. D.O.A. will become the first band inducted into the Canadian Independent Music Awards' Indy Hall of Fame. This is the fourth annual "The Indies" show. In December 2002, newly elected Mayor Larry Campbell, in his first act of office, declared December 21st as D.O.A. Day in Vancouver. Joey was presented with an official Vancouver city scroll to mark the occasion.



For further information on the book by Joey Keithley, I, S***head: A Life in Punk, please contact Trish Kelly at Arsenal Pulp Press at 604-687-4233 or trish@arsenalpulp.com. The book is distributed by Consortium in the United States.



D.O.A. -- Keithley, new bassist Damned Dan Yaremko (who has worked with Econoline Crush and Bif Naked) and drummer The Great Baldini -- will hit the road soon. Upcoming tour dates are scheduled for the West Coast and more on the East Coast will follow later. Keithley also has bookstore and spoken-word appearances scheduled too, and sometimes these will occur on the same day as D.O.A. concerts. They will always be earlier in the day, between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. local time. The current schedule includes:



JOEY KEITHLEY โ€" Bookstore & Spoken-Word Appearances



Thur, Mar 4th Toronto,ON Sneaky Dee's

Fri, Mar 5th Ottawa, ON Octopus Books

Sat, Mar 6th Kingston, ON Novel Idea

Wed, Mar 10th Kamloops, BC Cariboo U. College

Thur, Mar 25th Portland, OR Reading Frenzy

Fri, Mar 26th Sacramento, CA Tower Records
(2500 16th St.)


Sat, Mar 27th Oakland, CA AK Press

Mon, Mar 29th Los Angeles, CA Virgin Megastore (Sunset Blvd.)

Mon, Mar 29th Los Angeles, CA Knitting Factory

Fri, Apr 2nd Brea, CA
Tower Records (220 S. Brea)





D.O.A. โ€" Concert Appearances



Wed, Mar 3rd Toronto, ON The Phoenix

Thur, Mar 4th Toronto, ON The Funhaus

Fri, Mar 5th Ottawa, ON Barrymore's

Sat, Mar 6th Kingston, ON Scherzo

Fri, Mar 19th Squamish, BC Howe Sound Inn

Thur, Mar 25th Portland, OR Meow Meow

Fri, Mar 26th Sacramento, CA The Roadhouse

Sat, Mar 27th Concord, CA Bourbon Street

Sun, Mar 28th Malibu, CA Malibu Inn

Tue, Mar 30th Downey, CA Anarchy Library

Wed, Mar 31st Santa Barbara, CA Coach House North

Thur, Apr 1st Hemet, CA
Shooters

Fri, Apr 2nd Santa Ana, CA Galaxy Theatre

Sat, Apr 3rd San Diego, CA Brick By Brick

Sun, Apr 4th Bakersfield, CA Jerry's

Fri, Apr 23rd Eugene, OR WOW Hall

Sat, Apr 24th Tacoma, WA Hell's Kitchen



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Asian Affair: Vibrant Vietnam & Sizzling Singapore

I simply love aircrafts and long haul flights. We board award winning Singapore Airlines with about 30 hours to go. With 8 magazines, 6 movies, 4 meals and a sleeping pill, I arrive relaxed and ready to explore. American airports are still not people friendly. Singapore's ultra-modern airport invites you to linger with free internet terminals, a cinema, rooftop swimming pool, aromatherapy spas, oxygen bars, indoor nature garden with waterfalls and koi pond.



I'm escorting my smallest group yet with 28 singles. Over 60 had begged me to offer these destinations, but most bailed last minute claiming fear of bird flu. So it's like a vacation for me with this quality over quantity entourage of culture-vultures.



We begin with an orientation tour at the top of Mt. Farber with spectacular views. I can see the group is impressed with this sparkling metropolis located between Malaysia and Indonesia. Here is the leader of S.E. Asia, a bustling port that was modernized by the British Empire. It's called the "Lion City" and inhabited by 4 million souls. 76% are Chinese and the other minorities blend harmoniously. Singapore is a city, state, capital and country all in one and draws 8 million visitors per year, yet few Americans have yet to discover it.



We check into the opulent Regent Hotel of the Four Seasons. I'm given a suite and swear this wins the award for the most gracious staff on the planet. We've arrived at a perfect time now with the "Great Shopping Festival" on. There is nothing like some retail therapy to soothe our jet lag. Orchard Road, like a tree lined Fifth Avenue is a block away and center of all life. Shopping is the national obsession and bargain hunting can become a blood sport here.



There are 150 mega-malls with some that never close. I'm a label slave and purchase a used authentic Rolex with documents for a fraction of it's original cost. We have only 4 days here. So much to do 24/7, its like Hong Kong on steroids. The Arts Festival is on with a multitude of venues. After dark, it becomes party city at the trendy Clarke Quay area by the river.

We have an astute and friendly guide named Farida who shows us all the sights along with a great sense of humor. We visit the lush National Orchard Gardens with 60,000 orchids, China Town with its markets and temples as well as Little India with its intense aromas and vibrant colors.

Then on to the ultra-contemporary financial district, Merlion Park with its landmark fountain and the historic colonial area that was established by Sir Stanford Raffles.



We stop to sip a Singapore Sling at the famous Long Bar of Raffles Hotel where rooms start at $700 per night. Other tours included Jurong Bird Park and the Night Safari at the zoo, considered the best in the world with its free roaming enclosures for 2500 animals. In free time, we ride rickshaws around town and take the cable car over to Sentosa Island.



Some of us opt to head back to the zoo for a Jungle Breakfast with the Orangutans. At night Terry & I dine on jumbo chili crabs and rice cakes. This vibrant island-state of Singapore is glistening clean with purple bougainvillea bushes lining the highways. All cars are equipped with alarms to sound if one exceeds the speed limit. No graffiti, no gangs and in this tightly "controlled democracy", it's the death penalty for drug traffickers. We all make jokes about getting caned for chewing gum or jay-walking.



Its been a leisurely visit here. I usually feel like Jack Bauer on the TV series 24 on my trips with non-stop itineraries. I feel rested as I board our 3 hour flight to Vietnam.



We arrive to another world with rice paddies, sampans, lotus blossoms, coconut milk and noodle soups. It's like time machine travel back to the 15th century in this graceful land that is steeped in history. It is far poorer than I anticipated. There is however, an alluring charm which is found in the gentility of these people with the sincerest of smiles. I am a fan of the Third World. Whereas Singapore was dynamic, Hanoi is culturally stimulating. The city is studded with lakes and shaded by tamarind trees. It is a dichotomy that bustles with Chi-energy and yet is tranquil at the same time.



We check into the deluxe Sheraton Resort, an oasis of calm amidst the chaos. Our fabulous guide named Hong will be with us for 6 glorious days. His first lesson was in teaching us how to cross the streets. The traffic of 7 lanes is horrendous with 2.4 million motor scooters. "It's called the Chicken Game." Hong says. "Don't run, don't stop, just walk slowly so drivers can predict your direction." That afternoon I stand in fear stranded 20 minutes curbside as this lesson goes against all instincts. There are entire families on a single scooter, called the "Vietnamese sandwich." Everything is transported on these mopeds, 8 piglets, a dozen chickens upside down, a TV, a tree and more. Pollution is bad. The inner city looks tired and worn. Suddenly there's a monsoon downpour. People drape ponchos and it becomes raincoat city. It dissipates as quickly as it began and life goes on.



The sun shined on our daily tours which included the Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda, the French Quarter and the memorial to Ho Chi Mihn. We line up with hundreds of people to enter the tomb where his preserved body is visibly encased just like Lennon in Moscow. Communist armed soldiers command us to silent reverence, no cameras, umbrellas, sunglasses and arms at our sides.



Later we visit Hoa Lo Prison, or Fiery Furnace. Built by the French in 1896, thousands of political prisoners were tortured here until 1954. We view the dungeons with leg irons, torture equipment and "head cutting machies." In the 1960's the Vietcong used this as a prisoner of war detention center for American pilots shot down during the Vietnam War. It was our captive pilots that sardonically named this place "The Hanoi Hilton." We also do a walking tour through the Old Quarter where each narrow lane was named for its ancient craft: Silk St., Coffin St., Grilled Fish St., etc. Hong leads us to a food market with turtles, sea slugs, pig heads and other unmentionable creatures for sale. Thit Chow is dog stew which is considered peasant food here. Country rat is ceremoniously served at all birthday parties.



Most of our meals are included with elaborate breakfast buffets and 10 coarse lunches. Every restaurant is affordable. One evening my dinner menu presented salad of jellyfish, deep fried eel, ginger crickets and sticky rice with tender roasted pigeon. It seems the Vietnamese will eat anything that moves because "it tastes like chicken."



We attend the Water Puppet Show, a ancient art form unique only to Hanoi. This blend of music and dance on water was the source of entertainment of villagers long ago. We then scatter to explore the city, Asia's oldest capital. Some go for massages and pedicures at prices that can't be resisted. Some shop for souvenirs while others have clothes tailor made for them. I have an embroidered silk dress cut to my body in 4 hours for $45. We also visited the handicraft villages for bargains in art, ceramics and lacquerware. The currency is a great challenge for us as $10,500 dong equals 65 cents. We felt like millionaires yet it was disheartening to learn that the annual per capita income is just $320! We tip generously throughout.



Vietnam's pulse is found in its cities whereas its decorous grace is found in its villages. We head out through the countryside for a full day cruise at Halong Bay. The air is fresh as we pass rice paddies, duck and prawn farms. It is rice harvest time and hundreds of rice farmers are bent over their ponds. Timid children wave as we drive by. We arrive at this natural UNESCO World Heritage Site and board our private wooden junk boat. Quietly we sail into a dreamscape that looks surreal. 3,000 islands of sheer limestone cliffs emerge from the emerald sea. There is a timeless, haunting quality to this scenery. Nat. Geo. calls it "magic in stone and water." We enjoy a seafood lunch with fresh caught crab and prawns. It's a perfect day in the sun for escapism and serenity.



The highlight of the trip for me was our group cyclo-tour through Old Hanoi on the last day. We turn a corner downtown to see 28 bicycle-rickshaws lined up to peddle us individually for an hour through the narrow scooter filled lanes of oncoming traffic. There are some near-misses at the red lights which are always ignored. We all laugh as locals stare. Terry at 6'4" is considered huge even in America. Here he looked like King Tut seated on a throne as his 90lb. driver peddles him effortlessly in line with our group. We later go our separate ways for independent exploration. After several hours, I found myself lost in an area of town with no taxis. I had to get back to join others for dinner. No choice but to hire a ride on a scooter. Dressed in a skirt with my arms full of bags, I mount the tiny seat and we're off. On the highway, I wrap my arms and legs around my driver like an octopus. He laughs the entire way to the Sheraton.



We fly back to Singapore for a good nights rest at the Le Meridian before our long flight home to Los Angeles via Tokyo. I reflect on another journey well done with new insights gained on history and cultures. It was like visiting two different planets within one vacation. The contrast of this trip is evident in our photos from the contemporary garden paradise of Singapore to the new renaissance of traditional Vietnam. This is certainly an Asian affair never to be forgotten.



Suzy Davis

Adventures For Singles Inc.

800-813-9421 or GA. 770-432-8225

UFO: Where Did the Man on No Name Moon Hide in 1969?

Some questions keep bugging me.
For example, when I was five years old in 1937, what caused the blimp Hindenburg to explode terrifying that radio announcer at Amherst, New Jersey?
(See the video at: http://www.vidicom-tv.com/tohiburg.htm)
And when my dad was twelve years old in 1912, why didn't the Titanic hit the iceberg head-on and save the ship?
(Go to: http://octopus.gma.org/space1/titanic.html to learn in short-form the details of the Titanic.)
My main question is: When our firstborn son was 12 years old in 1969, where did the Man on No Name Moon hide during our lunar explorations starting July 20, 1969?
(Go to: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/ap11ann/introduction.htm to read about the 30th Anniversary of the first landing.)
I heard a shuffling behind my chair. A girl's voice said, "They were stupid to use hydrogen."
It was Xrytspet again. I said, "Scram, Xrytspet!"
"Well, they were. They should have used helium."
I said, "Xrytspet, they would have used helium if they had helium. I've figured that they made it 99.99988789% of the way across the Atlantic. Round that off and they made it!"
"Tell that to the charred ashes of those who were in the 0.00012%."
I try not to laugh when Xrytspet is serious.
I said, "What caused the explosion; any analysis report from Fanton in G10009845788899990766?"
She flashed her lovely yellow eyes and said, "On the Net?"
"I'm always on the Internet when I'm writing. You know that, Xrytspet."
"Let me get up to that keyboard."
She pushed me aside and I plopped down into a pile of papers. She ignored my plight and typed a zillion miles an hour.
I tried to catch the code, but I'm not a super speed camera.
The screen went blank and the printer sent out a single sheet of paper. Before I could grab it, she hid it behind her back.
She said, "It was a spark!"
I said, "Give me that you little liar!"
She laughed and handed it to me. It read: xpffpt swrivtllssswaa flgzzzrffphll English translation for Taylor Jones, the hack writer, "It was a spark!" signed Silzrack.
I said, "What about the man on No Name Moon?"
Xrytspet said, "What about the Titanic?"
I said, "I know about the Titanic. If the captain had known that it would be disastrous to skim past that iceberg rather than hitting it head-on, that is exactly what he would have done."
"He should have slowed when he got the iceberg reports."
"We all know that, Xrytspet. The man on No Name Moon?"
She said, "There is no man on No Name Moon. You are just a child!"
At least she didn't call me an idiot like she usually did.
I said, "My mother showed me the man on No Name Moon. Are you calling my mother a liar?"
Xrytspet said, "Let's hop into the FnL7 Time Craft."
That's when it dawned on me that Silzrack had signed the communication from Fanton in G10009845788899990766.
The speed of light was nothing to these Fantonians.
Xrytspet said, "It is surprising to an earthbound idiot."
I said, "You don't have to read my mind and you don't have to call me an idiot."
She said, "Oh! Was that you I was talking about?"
The FnL7 Time Craft didn't puff the dust of No Name Moon but my feet did.
For some reason I could not feel the heat and I could breath. I said, "Any reason why I'm not dead?"
She said, "Tee Hee!"
I said, "Are you going to answer my question?"
"When you get into the FnL7 Time Craft you are turned into a robot. Robots don't feel heat or cold."
"Last time you told me you were frozen when you traveled in space. So, where am I then, if I'm not here?"
"Back on Earth writing that stupid article. See, there is nobody here on No Name Moon but us chickens!"
CopyrightฉJohn T. Jones, Ph.D. 2005
John T. Jones, Ph.D. (tjbooks@hotmail.com)is a retired R&D engineer and VP of a Fortune 500 company. He is author of detective & western novels, nonfiction (business, scientific, engineering), poetry, etc. Former editor of international trade magazine. Jones is Executive Representative of International Wealth Success.
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The Protocols of Sion #1

There is a lot of debate about who made the Protocols. They lay out a plan for world domination and are attributed to the Sionists and therefore Rothschilds who founded the Illuminati. Perhaps they were made for the Czar to discredit the Rothschilds who had a running feud with the Royal Romanov cousins of their British pals who had allowed Nathan to take control of the British Treasury; on that fateful day that news of the Battle of Waterloo was withheld from the average investor while Nathan took everyone's money.
The Protocols may not be genuine but that does not mean they do not correctly state the plan or policy of the Priory and other elite planning cadre. Here is a little of the Protocols in case you have forgotten the content of them. I have included a lot of other things related to the Protocols and it is all only a small part of the story taken from one entry in my three volume Encyclopedia.
NAZISM: - Did you know the Korean conflict still had tanks crossing the demilitarized zone recently? Tunnels large enough to move columns of tanks get blown up occasionally. A person who was in charge of the combined commando units of the Allies in Korea at the Non-Commissioned officer level worked for me briefly in New Orleans. He had been personally assigned to Gen George Marshall and had some not so nice things to say about a former hero of mine named Douglas Macarthur and his glory seeking use of Marshall's plans in Japan and other places. He also told me Truman knew about the North Korean/Chinese use of POWs in a gambling game similar to what we saw in the movie The Deerhunter with De Niro and Walken. In this game bamboo sticks were driven into the extremities of Americans and continuous insertion of these sticks continued while the betting on when the victim would die raged on.
He believed the American people would have taken Macarthur's request to nuke Korea and China seriously if this had been fully exposed. He said Truman ordered Macarthur to keep it secret. I have had contact with people in that theatre of operations since and I agree with his perceptions. There is a lesson in all of this that has to do with decisions made at very high supranational levels.
The Kaibatsu or Zaibatsu system of Japan that manages prices and keeps a near-Shogun feudal society in Japan through the top 30 companies and MITI is part of the larger plan. Political figures such as Yeltsin have made comments on the communist experiment wrought by "Them" or "They" on the people of Russia. Chomsky has made a good case for the Nazis being used to run South America but he doesn't go much further than international corporatism in his evaluation. We will cover him some more shortly, and his efforts are excellent. The whole issue of the Cold War and JFK or the Allende assassinations that are now well known, are just the tip of the iceberg. Jim Marrs brings us some great insights in this quote that you MUST pay close attention to if you think you want to bring children into this world. Former CIA Director Woolsey has admitted America intends to continue the plan of World Domination and he says the current War on Terror (like the Cold War) should be likened to the two World Wars.
"Added to these incomprehensible orders restricting military options, was the amazing fact that Russian commanders were running the conflict on both sides. Under the agreement at Yalta and due to their supplying North Korea with military hardware and technology, Soviet military officers were largely in control of the war. Author Epperson; cited a Pentagon press release which identified two Soviet officers as being in charge of movements across the Thirty-eight Parallel. One, a General Vasilev, actually was overheard giving the order to attack on June 25, 1951.
General Vasilev's chain of command reached from Korea to Moscow to the UN Undersecretary General for Political and Security Council Affairs. At this same time, General Macarthur's chain of command went through President Truman to the UN Undersecretary General for Political and Security Council Affairs, an office held at that time by Russian Constantine Zinchenko. This meant that Soviet officers were overseeing the North Korean war strategy while reporting back to a fellow Soviet officer in the same UN office that coordinated the allied war effort.
'In effect, the Communists were directing both sides of the war.' wrote author Griffin. What past conspiracy authors failed to consider was the evidence that Communist Russia was financed and controlled from the beginning by the inner circle of America's modern secret societies.
The war finally settled into a stalemate which ended with an armistice signed on July 27, 1953, six months after General Dwight Eisenhower had become president of the U.S.
{It is a MUST that all people read his exit speech and warnings about the armaments manufacturing complex. It is shown in part on the scroll leading in the Oliver Stone's movie! Then you should read Reagan's exit speech to see what he refers to as the 'Iron Triangle' and the comparison he makes with the Soviet Politburo etc.}
Macarthur, noting that for the first time in its military history, the United States had failed to achieve victory, {Not true if you look to Osceola and the Seminoles. My father credited Osceola as one of the greatest military minds the world ever saw. My father was a member of the 'black market' under Vanier and the U.S. 'black market' was run [in the field] by Eisenhower. The real 'black market' is the government/armaments manufacturer/bureaucracy that Reagan hones our focus upon. Baruch is a key element or paladin in this effort. We will see the Thuleans of Prince Bernhard who created the Bilderbergs shortly.} was later to state, 'Never before has this nation been engaged in mortal combat with a hostile power without military objective, without policy other than restrictions governing operations, or indeed even formally recognizing a state of war.' This set a precedent in the United States which continues to haunt us to this day.
But was there again a hidden purpose to this seemingly pointless conflict, one that reached into the upper circles of the secret societies? A 1952 'Foreign Affairs' article explained, 'The meaning of our experience in Korea as I see it, is that we have made historic progress toward the establishment of a viable system of collective security.' So Korea was another step forward in realizing the CFR {Council on Foreign Relations which is associated with Georgetown University and included participation of foreign ministers from all free world nations.} goals of one-world government backed by a unified military command as with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). {And in line with Keynesian type economics of waste and war.} CFR member Dean Acheson later admitted, 'The only reason I told the President to fight in Korea was to validate NATO.'
Both NATO and the United Nations resulted from the most momentous event of the twentieth century - World War II - and once again the diligent researcher finds the unmistakable imprint of the secret societies. {Nazism was not just in Germany when viewed as tyranny exerted by small groups intent on order and control.}
RISE OF THE NAZI CULT
As hard to believe as it may be for Americans brought up on wartime propaganda films and publications devoted to war technology and battles, World War II was largely the result of infighting between secret occult societies composed of wealthy businessmen that eventually led to international tensions that provoked open warfare.
As in other conflicts, the manipulation and influence of these societies is found in the origins and finances of the war, not on the battlefields {Where cannon and earlier sword fodder play a small role in the debate.}. Abundant evidence now exists indicating that World War II was brought about by agents and members of secret societies connected to the Illuminati and Freemasonry in both Germany and Britain. It was in this "good war", that the older mystic societies seeking freedom from both church and state merged with the modern secret societies concerned primarily with wealth, power and control.
'Sir Winston Churchill himself was insistent that the occultism of the Nazi Party should not under any circumstances be revealed to the general public.' wrote author Trevor Ravenscroft, who claimed to have worked closely with Dr. Walter Johannes Stein, a confidential adviser to Churchill. {I've seen a photo taken at Blenheim Palace of the investiture of Churchill into a later day revival or plagiarization of the Druids. I believe it was in The Druids by Peter Berresford Ellis. Churchill is also of Iroquois blood and we've developed the 90 degree change in hairstyle of the Iroquois to high Druid in other places as we try to show how culturally connected the world truly was and is.} 'The failure of the Nuremberg Trials to identify the nature of the evil at work behind the outer facade of National Socialism convinced him that another three decades must pass before a large enough readership would be present to comprehend the initiation rites and black magic practices of the inner core of Nazi leadership.'
This remarkable Statement was corroborated by Airey Neave, one of the postwar Nuremberg prosecutors, who said the occult aspect of Nazi activities was ruled inadmissable because the tribunal feared both the psychological and spiritual implications in the Western nations. {Can you say mind-control and deceit by their own efforts starting at Tavistock and including Crowley and Hubbard as we've shown?} They also thought that such beliefs, so contrary to public rationalism, might be used to mount an insanity defense for Nazi leaders.
{And if today you find soldiers with implants or thought cloning psy-ops do things they wouldn't normally do, should they be held responsible? The real possibility of the use of these more effective technologies upon unsuspecting citizens or Scientologists has dramatically impacted the life of my younger brother and my niece.}
History identifies Adolf Hitler as a dominant figure in the war, so to understand the involvement of the secret societies, one must first understand Hitler and the origins of his Nazi Party. Many books, articles, and even TV specials have been produced documenting the ties between Hitler's Nazis and occult societies, but few have made it plain that Hitler was their creation.
To fully understand how and why Hitler was created, a close study must be made of the secret groups operating around Hitler as well as their connections to military intelligence services.
{And the fallout of their transfer to the U.S., and South America as well as the scientists like von Neumann. Admiral Canaris and K-2 make a real interesting continuing connection.}
Adolf Hitler's Nazis were far more than simply a political movement. They saw themselves leading a quasi-religious movement born out of secret organizations whose goals were the same as those found in the Illuminati {Bavarian of Weisthaupt.} and Freemasonry. "They were a cult... (and) as with any typical cult, its chief enemies were other cults," noted author Peter Levenda in a well-researched book dealing with Nazis and the occult.
Hitler himself acknowledged this by sharing, 'Anyone who interprets National Socialism merely as a political movement knows almost nothing about it. It is more than religion; it is the determination to create a new man.... A version of the Protocols first appeared in 1864 in France in a book entitled Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu or the Politics of Machiavelli in the Nineteenth Century by a Contemporary. It was written anonymously by a French lawyer named Maurice Joly and taken as a political satire against the Machiavelli-inspired machinations of Napoleon III. Joly reportedly was a friend of Victor Hugo and both were members of the Order of the Rose-Croix or Rosicrucians, a secret society that may have influenced his writing. Joly's identity was discovered, and he received a fifteen-month prison sentence for his impertinence and his book was almost forgotten.
In the mid-1890s Joly's obscure book was rewritten and augmented with anti-Semitic material on orders of the Russian Ochrana, the czar's secret police. It was added to the work of a religious writer named Sergei Nilus and published to coincide with the founding of the first Zionist movement (seeking a return to Palestine) at the 1897 World Congress of Jewry in Basel, Switzerland. {It is important to note the previously mentioned work of the Secretary of the Priory of Sion - one Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair at Lake Leman or Geneva at the time of the Marshall Plan and Baruch, Frank Lloyd Wright and young Kissinger. This is also the central headquarters for arbitrage today and the Rothschild money for a VERY long time.} The Protocols were included as an appendix to Nilus's book, partially titled The Anti-Christ is Near at Hand.
The objective was to relieve public pressure on the czar by portraying Russian revolutionaries as pawns of an international Jewish conspiracy. The document purported that a clique of Jews {Not necessarily simply of the original tribes of Israel as we noted in The Lost Tribes of Israel.} and Freemasons would join forces to create a one-world government by means of liberalism and socialism, {Hegelian and technocratic} a conspiratorial theory still alive in some quarters.
{But the full extent of the issue is not stated. For example do these authors know the Eire-yanns or people of 'Eire' and the people who followed Finn and the Fianna are the Aryan and Phoenician 'Red Heads' who include the Red Headed League of Megalith Builders, the de Danaan and the Phoenician Emporiae owners who traveled the whole world before the 'nightmare' of Empire?}
The Protocols still chills readers with its prophetic description of the methodology for tyranny by a few. Its message fits quite well with the elitist outlook of men like Cecil Rhodes and the Rothschilds. "We are the chosen, we are the only true men. Our minds give off the true power of the spirit; the intelligence of the rest of the world is merely instinctive and animal. They can see, but they cannot foresee; their inventions are merely corporeal. Does it not follow that nature herself has predestined us to dominate the whole world?" stated the Protocols. 'Outwardly, however, in our 'official' utterances, we shall adopt an opposite procedure, and always do our best to appear honorable and cooperative. {De Vere says this code between them is not the code for those who are literally "food for their table".} A statesman's words do not have to agree with his acts. If we pursue these principles, the governments and peoples which we have thus prepared will take our IOUs for cash. One day they will accept us as benefactors and saviors of the human race. {This is what de Vere says we should allow his Sarkeny Rend Rosicrucians to do when he offers to return to take the full authority for governing us. Gardner is more circumspect but the same message is there if you look. We must be VERY careful because de Vere wrote the foreword to Gardner's books and they are engaged in very 'Obscene Rituals' such as the Skull & Bones do with need of melatonin from human pineal glands.} If any State dared to resist us, if its neighbors make common cause with it against us, we will unleash a world war.'
{They had done this for years before the First World War. Arts and Entertainment did a documentary on Rhodes showing he created the Boer War. By not paying debts to those the 'octopus' financed, many nobles found themselves at war for centuries and perhaps all the way back to the Trojan World War.}
The Protocols goes on to explain that the goal of world domination will be accomplished by controlling how the public thinks by controlling what they hear, by creating new conflicts or restoring old orders, by spreading hunger, destitution and plague, {I've shown good evidence that Columbus actually used biologics such as smallpox and the Black Death. It is accepted fact that it was done at Fort Pitt. The Flagellants did it to Europe and tried to blame Jews they burned in ghettoes. I have it admitted by Churchill, too; but that should not surprise anyone who knows he gassed the people of Iraq, as Colonial Secretary.} by seducing and distracting the youth. "By all these methods we shall so wear down the nations that they will be forced to offer us world domination," they proclaim.
Some of the twenty-four Protocols bear a brief summary. If any part of them are to be believed, they provide a clear connection to Freemasonry and to the Ancient Mysteries as well as an amazing road map for world conquest. Because the Protocols were rewritten and attributed to Jews before World War I with the intent of inciting anti-Jewish sentiment, their use of the term 'goyim', a demeaning Jewish word for non-Jews, has been substituted with the term 'masses'. Pertinent points include:
Author of Diverse Druids
Columnists for The ES Press Magazine
Guest 'expert' at World-Mysteries.com

Protocols of Sion #1

The Protocols may not be genuine but that does not mean they do not correctly state the plan or policy of the Priory and other elite planning cadre.

The whole issue of the Cold War and JFK or the Allende assassinations that are now well known, are just the tip of the iceberg. Jim Marrs brings us some great insights in this quote that you MUST pay close attention to if you think you want to bring children into this world. Former CIA Director Woolsey has admitted America intends to continue the plan of World Domination.

"Added to these incomprehensible orders restricting military options, was the amazing fact that Russian commanders were running the conflict on both sides. Under the agreement at Yalta and due to their supplying North Korea with military hardware and technology, Soviet military officers were largely in control of the war. Author Epperson; cited a Pentagon press release which identified two Soviet officers as being in charge of movements across the Thirty-eight Parallel. One, a General Vasilev, actually was overheard giving the order to attack on June 25, 1951.

General Vasilev's chain of command reached from Korea to Moscow to the UN Undersecretary General for Political and Security Council Affairs. At this same time, General Macarthur's chain of command went through President Truman to the UN Undersecretary General for Political and Security Council Affairs, an office held at that time by Russian Constantine Zinchenko. This meant that Soviet officers were overseeing the North Korean war strategy while reporting back to a fellow Soviet officer in the same UN office that coordinated the allied war effort.

'In effect, the Communists were directing both sides of the war.' wrote author Griffin. What past conspiracy authors failed to consider was the evidence that Communist Russia was financed and controlled from the beginning by the inner circle of America's modern secret societies.

The war finally settled into a stalemate which ended with an armistice signed on July 27, 1953, six months after General Dwight Eisenhower had become president of the U.S.

{It is a MUST that all people read his exit speech and warnings about the armaments manufacturing complex. It is shown in part on the scroll leading in the Oliver Stone's movie! Then you should read Reagan's exit speech to see what he refers to as the 'Iron Triangle' and the comparison he makes with the Soviet Politburo etc.}

Macarthur, noting that for the first time in its military history, the United States had failed to achieve victory, {Not true if you look to Osceola and the Seminoles. My father credited Osceola as one of the greatest military minds the world ever saw. My father was a member of the 'black market' under Vanier and the U.S. 'black market' was run [in the field] by Eisenhower. The real 'black market' is the government/armaments manufacturer/bureaucracy that Reagan hones our focus upon. Baruch is a key element or paladin in this effort. We will see the Thuleans of Prince Bernhard who created the Bilderbergs shortly.} was later to state, 'Never before has this nation been engaged in mortal combat with a hostile power without military objective, without policy other than restrictions governing operations, or indeed even formally recognizing a state of war.' This set a precedent in the United States which continues to haunt us to this day.

But was there again a hidden purpose to this seemingly pointless conflict, one that reached into the upper circles of the secret societies? A 1952 'Foreign Affairs' article explained, 'The meaning of our experience in Korea as I see it, is that we have made historic progress toward the establishment of a viable system of collective security.' So Korea was another step forward in realizing the CFR {Council on Foreign Relations which is associated with Georgetown University and included participation of foreign ministers from all free world nations.} goals of one-world government backed by a unified military command as with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). {And in line with Keynesian type economics of waste and war.} CFR member Dean Acheson later admitted, 'The only reason I told the President to fight in Korea was to validate NATO.'

Both NATO and the United Nations resulted from the most momentous event of the twentieth century - World War II - and once again the diligent researcher finds the unmistakable imprint of the secret societies. {Nazism was not just in Germany when viewed as tyranny exerted by small groups intent on order and control.}

RISE OF THE NAZI CULT

As hard to believe as it may be for Americans brought up on wartime propaganda films and publications devoted to war technology and battles, World War II was largely the result of infighting between secret occult societies composed of wealthy businessmen that eventually led to international tensions that provoked open warfare.

As in other conflicts, the manipulation and influence of these societies is found in the origins and finances of the war, not on the battlefields {Where cannon and earlier sword fodder play a small role in the debate.}. Abundant evidence now exists indicating that World War II was brought about by agents and members of secret societies connected to the Illuminati and Freemasonry in both Germany and Britain. It was in this "good war", that the older mystic societies seeking freedom from both church and state merged with the modern secret societies concerned primarily with wealth, power and control.

'Sir Winston Churchill himself was insistent that the occultism of the Nazi Party should not under any circumstances be revealed to the general public.' wrote author Trevor Ravenscroft, who claimed to have worked closely with Dr. Walter Johannes Stein, a confidential adviser to Churchill. {I've seen a photo taken at Blenheim Palace of the investiture of Churchill into a later day revival or plagiarization of the Druids. I believe it was in The Druids by Peter Berresford Ellis. Churchill is also of Iroquois blood and we've developed the 90 degree change in hairstyle of the Iroquois to high Druid in other places as we try to show how culturally connected the world truly was and is.} 'The failure of the Nuremberg Trials to identify the nature of the evil at work behind the outer facade of National Socialism convinced him that another three decades must pass before a large enough readership would be present to comprehend the initiation rites and black magic practices of the inner core of Nazi leadership.'

This remarkable Statement was corroborated by Airey Neave, one of the postwar Nuremberg prosecutors, who said the occult aspect of Nazi activities was ruled inadmissable because the tribunal feared both the psychological and spiritual implications in the Western nations. {Can you say mind-control and deceit by their own efforts starting at Tavistock and including Crowley and Hubbard as we've shown?} They also thought that such beliefs, so contrary to public rationalism, might be used to mount an insanity defense for Nazi leaders.

{And if today you find soldiers with implants or thought cloning psy-ops do things they wouldn't normally do, should they be held responsible? The real possibility of the use of these more effective technologies upon unsuspecting citizens or Scientologists has dramatically impacted the life of my younger brother and my niece.}

History identifies Adolf Hitler as a dominant figure in the war, so to understand the involvement of the secret societies, one must first understand Hitler and the origins of his Nazi Party. Many books, articles, and even TV specials have been produced documenting the ties between Hitler's Nazis and occult societies, but few have made it plain that Hitler was their creation.

To fully understand how and why Hitler was created, a close study must be made of the secret groups operating around Hitler as well as their connections to military intelligence services.

{And the fallout of their transfer to the U.S., and South America as well as the scientists like von Neumann. Admiral Canaris and K-2 make a real interesting continuing connection.}

Adolf Hitler's Nazis were far more than simply a political movement. They saw themselves leading a quasi-religious movement born out of secret organizations whose goals were the same as those found in the Illuminati {Bavarian of Weisthaupt.} and Freemasonry. "They were a cult... (and) as with any typical cult, its chief enemies were other cults," noted author Peter Levenda in a well-researched book dealing with Nazis and the occult.

Hitler himself acknowledged this by sharing, 'Anyone who interprets National Socialism merely as a political movement knows almost nothing about it. It is more than religion; it is the determination to create a new man.... A version of the Protocols first appeared in 1864 in France in a book entitled Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu or the Politics of Machiavelli in the Nineteenth Century by a Contemporary. It was written anonymously by a French lawyer named Maurice Joly and taken as a political satire against the Machiavelli-inspired machinations of Napoleon III. Joly reportedly was a friend of Victor Hugo and both were members of the Order of the Rose-Croix or Rosicrucians, a secret society that may have influenced his writing. Joly's identity was discovered, and he received a fifteen-month prison sentence for his impertinence and his book was almost forgotten.

In the mid-1890s Joly's obscure book was rewritten and augmented with anti-Semitic material on orders of the Russian Ochrana, the czar's secret police. It was added to the work of a religious writer named Sergei Nilus and published to coincide with the founding of the first Zionist movement (seeking a return to Palestine) at the 1897 World Congress of Jewry in Basel, Switzerland. {It is important to note the previously mentioned work of the Secretary of the Priory of Sion - one Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair at Lake Leman or Geneva at the time of the Marshall Plan and Baruch, Frank Lloyd Wright and young Kissinger. This is also the central headquarters for arbitrage today and the Rothschild money for a VERY long time.} The Protocols were included as an appendix to Nilus's book, partially titled The Anti-Christ is Near at Hand.

The objective was to relieve public pressure on the czar by portraying Russian revolutionaries as pawns of an international Jewish conspiracy. The document purported that a clique of Jews {Not necessarily simply of the original tribes of Israel as we noted in The Lost Tribes of Israel.} and Freemasons would join forces to create a one-world government by means of liberalism and socialism, {Hegelian and technocratic} a conspiratorial theory still alive in some quarters.

{But the full extent of the issue is not stated. For example do these authors know the Eire-yanns or people of 'Eire' and the people who followed Finn and the Fianna are the Aryan and Phoenician 'Red Heads' who include the Red Headed League of Megalith Builders, the de Danaan and the Phoenician Emporiae owners who traveled the whole world before the 'nightmare' of Empire?}

The Protocols still chills readers with its prophetic description of the methodology for tyranny by a few. Its message fits quite well with the elitist outlook of men like Cecil Rhodes and the Rothschilds. "We are the chosen, we are the only true men. Our minds give off the true power of the spirit; the intelligence of the rest of the world is merely instinctive and animal. They can see, but they cannot foresee; their inventions are merely corporeal. Does it not follow that nature herself has predestined us to dominate the whole world?" stated the Protocols. 'Outwardly, however, in our 'official' utterances, we shall adopt an opposite procedure, and always do our best to appear honorable and cooperative. {De Vere says this code between them is not the code for those who are literally "food for their table".} A statesman's words do not have to agree with his acts. If we pursue these principles, the governments and peoples which we have thus prepared will take our IOUs for cash. One day they will accept us as benefactors and saviors of the human race. {This is what de Vere says we should allow his Sarkeny Rend Rosicrucians to do when he offers to return to take the full authority for governing us. Gardner is more circumspect but the same message is there if you look. We must be VERY careful because de Vere wrote the foreword to Gardner's books and they are engaged in very 'Obscene Rituals' such as the Skull & Bones do with need of melatonin from human pineal glands.} If any State dared to resist us, if its neighbors make common cause with it against us, we will unleash a world war.'

{They had done this for years before the First World War. Arts and Entertainment did a documentary on Rhodes showing he created the Boer War. By not paying debts to those the 'octopus' financed, many nobles found themselves at war for centuries and perhaps all the way back to the Trojan World War.}

The Protocols goes on to explain that the goal of world domination will be accomplished by controlling how the public thinks by controlling what they hear, by creating new conflicts or restoring old orders, by spreading hunger, destitution and plague, {I've shown good evidence that Columbus actually used biologics such as smallpox and the Black Death. It is accepted fact that it was done at Fort Pitt. The Flagellants did it to Europe and tried to blame Jews they burned in ghettoes. I have it admitted by Churchill, too; but that should not surprise anyone who knows he gassed the people of Iraq, as Colonial Secretary.} by seducing and distracting the youth. "By all these methods we shall so wear down the nations that they will be forced to offer us world domination," they proclaim.

Some of the twenty-four Protocols bear a brief summary. If any part of them are to be believed, they provide a clear connection to Freemasonry and to the Ancient Mysteries as well as an amazing road map for world conquest. Because the Protocols were rewritten and attributed to Jews before World War I with the intent of inciting anti-Jewish sentiment, their use of the term 'goyim', a demeaning Jewish word for non-Jews, has been substituted with the term 'masses'. Pertinent points include:

Negros Oriental's Pride - Antulang Beach Resort

In the history of the Philippines, Antulang Beach Resort was the first resort to offer pool villas to their guests. It offers first class rooms which simply means that these rooms have their own jacuzzis. The luxury is breathtaking and the space is more than anyone expects! All of the rooms are made out of Canadian pinewoods which blends with the natural beauty the place possesses. Antulang Beach Resort can be reached through buses which will take 45 minutes of travel from Dumaguete City, the Capital City of Negros Oriental.

How to get there...

Antulang Beach Resort is under the Municipality of Siaton which is an hour of travel from Dumaguete City. And if you are worried on how to get there, worry no more! If you are a foreigner, there are three ways how to get to Antulang Resort.

First, you need to catch a plane for Manila; the capital city of the Philippines. Once you are in the Philippines, specifically in Manila, try to book for a flight going to Dumaguete City or Negros Oriental. There are only two commercial airports in Negros Province; it is either in Dumaguete City for Negros Oriental and Bacolod City for Negros Occidental. Now, while you are in Manila, you can try to book for Antulang Beach Resort through their outlet; just try to ask the tourism office in the airport. For sure they have all the numbers of all possible destinations of tourists. You better rely on tourism offices than taxi drivers because Philippines focused more on tourism nowadays while taxi drivers just want to make money. However, if you don't have enough time to book for Antulang Beach Resort, just take the flight for Negros Oriental or Dumaguete City; it is just an hour away from Manila through planes.

Second, if you arrive in Dumaguete City Airport without booking in Antulang Beach Resort, look for tourism office and ask for the number of the Resort for you to be booked. If not, you need to take a pedicab going to the bus terminal. Now, the advantage of booking for Antulang in the first place is that there will be a van waiting for you in the airport that will take you straight to the Resort; you will know because it has a name of the resort. However, if you somehow weren't able to book, then you need to commute via bus transportation.

Third, the pedicab will take you to a Ceres bus station. Ceres Liner is the biggest transportation in Negros Province and you can always rely on their services. Just try to look for a bus going for Bayawan City; this is the final destination of the bus but it will pass through the Municipality of Siaton. Just tell the conductor that you are going to Antulang Beach Resort. The fare is $1.30 or 50 pesos; before going anywhere in the Philippines, have your currency changed into the currency of the Philippines to avoid further problems with situations which include cash.

What to expect in Antulang?

Antulang is a beach resort. But not just any ordinary beach resort; it is luxurious and designed to cater the needs of the celebrities as well as tourists who are seeking a really good place to stay while on a tour. So, expect much from it.

The very first thing you should expect is the beach itself. If there is one thing that Antulang is very proud of, that would be the beach. The white sand seemed to be a highlight against the clear, blue sea. The shore is carefully cleaned up everyday by the care takers and since the resort is first class, no one is allowed to plunge into the beach without being booked. So you could expect that the beach is exclusive for the guests only. One important thing you should know about Antulang is that it is elevated and take refuge at the top of the cliff. The spiral staircase will take you down gently into the beach; and that's what makes the allurement of the beach irresistible. Witnessing the sunset in Antulang is one of the most beautiful experiences you will encounter.

Antulang is also a good dive site. The shallow corals are breathtakingly beautiful to look at that everyone prefer snorkeling and have a race match with beautiful butterfly fish, the colorful clownfish, octopus and even eels. And for those who really want to explore deeper, they could watch manta rays and hawksbill turtles swim with elegance. Antulang beach resort also caters night diving which would leave an impression like diving in your own aquarium.

And for nature-lovers, Antulang has so many fruit-bearing trees which you could enjoy. Some of the local trees include bayabas (wild guava), sereguelas and manzanitas which bear fruit all time of the year.

Aside from the local fruits, there are also local animals you often witness to come your way like halo (monitor lizard), tuko (geckos), kagang (sentinel crabs) and umang (hermit crabs).

Antulang Beach Resort has scheduled cruises for their guests to the most popular Apo Island and the neighboring Tambobo Bay. So if you really want to discover the hidden paradise, visit Antulang Beach Resort and you will surely know the difference!

For more information visit try to visit Siaton Official Website.

College Student Success Secrets - Leadership to Develop Greatness, Ensure Success & Live Your Dreams

College student success and leadership has always been a topic that deeply resonates with college activities and career coordinators. After all, what use is college if it cannot propel and further college students' success thereafter?

College and academia should never be the octopus that tries to entangle or engulf students, nor the pushy parent that tries to direct them to take (or require) unrelated career curriculum in which they are not interested in pursuing.

To truly revolutionize a college campus and impact college students some important components are vital whenever you bring in a keynote speaker to impact your students.

Undoubtedly, orientation and welcome week are high-energy kickoffs in which you need an outstanding speaker who is able to immediately connect with and communicate to your students.

An exceptional speaker innately and intuitively knows how to do this by nature, as such will flow naturally for any skillful orator with a powerful presence. Upon connecting with and captivating the audience, the keynote speaker should deliver compelling and transformative content. Hype alone will not suffice, nor sustain the interest of college students. Remember college students are clever and can see through phony people who are not congruent, nor one with their message.

Never in a million years did I anticipate being a worldwide professional speaker, but by reason of my travels to over 50 countries and 6 continents, I frequently was invited to speak at various academic institutions, colleges, and universities. Initially, I was overseas serving in a humanitarian capacity, primarily working in war-torn and third world nations.

Because people liked me, I often got asked to speak at organization and governmental meetings, along with some churches and religious gatherings. Humorously, I was even asked a few times to speak to groups at a birthday parties in Indonesia. This was a bit awkward at first, until I realized how earnest and desirous everybody was to hear me.

Most of all, I would say I enjoy speaking to college students because they are in a place in their life where they truly desire personal growth. Their hearts and minds are open to valuable input, powerful impartation, and personal transformation.

Particularly, college student orientations and welcome week kickoffs serendipitously proved to be the ideal fit for me. Because I was a former high school teacher, I experientially know the challenges students face entering and transitioning into college.

I taught English and ESOL (English to students of other languages) to 11th and 12th grade high school students. Therefore I understand the challenges high school students face entering college and the magnitude of the transition involved.

My own years attending community college, awakened me academically as I went from being a B student in high-school to becoming an A student in college. My intellectual curiosity moved me to pursue new bodies of knowledge with a ferocious zeal and passion. I particularly found economics, marketing, communications, and law to be most fascinating.

I attended Valencia Community College (VCC), where I achieved great success as a student, making the dean's list and graduating with a 3.8 GPA. I distinguished myself as a student at VCC, after which I entered UCF and continued making high marks earning Cum Laude at graduation.

In retrospect when I look back on those days spent studying at college, I see specific and tangible action steps I took to propel my personal success. One thing I have yet to mention is I completed my college education in 3 years. Because I had such an intense passion to travel the world, I wanted to graduate as quickly as possible. I therefore took a full load of 15 courses two summers back to back, while during the fall and winter semester taking 18 and 24 hours respectively (which I only could do with a dean's override and approval). This resulted in me graduating with a Bachelors degree, Cum Laude, at the age of 20.

Thereafter I embarked upon my world travels and real education, which books could never have taught me. Nevertheless academic success is something I personally mastered and excelled at. Yet the academic experience was not something I deliberately pursued, but rather by reason of survival discovered.

When I moved from Orlando to a nearby suburb called Clermont, when I began living with my father and step-mom, I was doubly uncomfortable as I entered middle school. While living with my grandparents in elementary school, I completed all homework within a matter of minutes before going out to play during the afternoon following school.

This quick approach to homework didn't cut it in middle school, which I soon found out when I brought home a D on my progress report in my science class. My father immediately with belt in hand applied some stern pressure to my backside to increase understanding up above that I was to do better in school.

Yet never did my father, step-mother, or grandparents sit down with me and teach me how to properly study to excel academically. Ironically, I hear the same story from many high-school and college students throughout the world.

Why is it parents, schools, and colleges punish for poor academic performance but never teach students proper study habits, techniques, and strategies to excel academically?

Well, that million dollar question has been the platform for my speaking career to college students throughout the world.

Empowering students to ace the academic experience is my passion and personal pleasure. I take great joy in taking students who were shunned in high-school and making champions out of them. It is wonderful and a great honor to transform students others wrote off and looked down upon, after which they return to their home town and display their successes before the eyes of the naysayers who didn't believe in them.

Believing in college students and helping them become that which they most desire to be is my greatest pleasure and passion. I guess you could call me a dream-maker of sorts.

Know assuredly A+ success is obtainable. You never again need to be intimidated by books, college classes, or college professors who ask intellectually probing questions.

Let your confidence arise and as you do, your competence will follow and catch up. Never be intimidated by what you don't know or don't understand. Harness your mental capacities and strength to transcend intimidation and embrace motivation.

Let your emotional juices move you to turn intimidation to unquenchable motivation as you cultivate the winner within to arise and conquer what in the past academically has done you in! Now, it is time for you to arise and conquer every class and curriculum that can pave a pathway of success for you to your most desirable future.

Invite worldwide speaker and life-changing author Paul F. Davis to speak to your college students about success secrets and breakthrough leadership!
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Paul is an exceptional and frequently requested speaker for college student success, leadership, orientations, and to kickoff college events.

Paul's 17 life-changing books have landed him celebrity guest appearances on Fox News Radio, Investor's Business Daily, and 3 times on Oprah & Friends.

After a 45 minute interview on Playboy Radio, Afternoon Advice host Tiffany Granath calls Paul an awesome relational coach and recommends his books on love, dating, and sexuality.

Paul's academic success & leadership secrets for college students are unparalleled and greatly empowering. Paul builds bridges cross-culturally, cultivating diversity awareness, while empowering college students to discover their destiny and live their dreams.

A master in NLP & life coaching; Paul's humorous, fun, playful and transformative messages graciously challenge college students to ask themselves hard questions and be their personal best.

As a former high-school senior class English and ESOL teacher, Paul understands the challenges facing incoming college students. Moreover Paul personally knows what transfer students go through as he himself attended a community college where he graduated with a 3.8 GPA before entering UCF, where he graduated Cum Laude. As a worldwide professional speaker who has touched more than 50 countries and 6 continents, Paul greatly appeals to international students throughout the world.

Paul worked at Ground Zero in NYC during 9/11; helped rebuild a home at the tsunami epicenter; comforted victims of genocide in Rwanda; spoke to leaders in East Timor during the war; inspired students & monks in Myanmar; promoted peace & reconciliation in Pakistan; and has been deep into rural Africa where villagers had never before seen a white man.

Paul empowers people to love passionately, work together globally, and live their dreams fearlessly.

http:///www.PaulFDavis.com

Hong Kong Transit - An Overnight Stop in Asia's World City

After clearing customs and immigration, proceed to the luggage storage counter at the 'Meeters and Greeters Hall', where you can store your trolley or bag till you come back...

Buy an Octopus Card from the Airport Express Counter at the Arrivals Hall: This electronic stored-value card is accepted on most public transport and will make your life easier when traveling around Hong Kong as you won't have to bother about small change...

Now you can hop on the Airport Express Train, with which you travel all the way to Hong Kong Station, or you can take a bus (A11/N11 travels to Causeway bay, Wanchai and Central - on Hong Kong Island, while A21/N21 travels to Mong Kok and Tsim sha Tsui - in Kowloon)

In Kowloon The "Symphony of Lights" is a nightly orchestrated light, sound and laser show featured on 37 key buildings on both sides of the Victoria Harbour. Awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show" by Guinness World Records, this spectacle is staged nightly at 8:00 pm and is best viewed from Tsim sha Tsui's Waterfront Promenade (you can also enjoy it from Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai, on Hong Kong Island).

Not too far from there, in the area of Jordan, Temple Street's Night Market is a good place to fetch a few bargains and feel a bit of a true Hong Kong market ambience... The brightly lit stalls are selling everything you can think of... and there are also more than a few food-stalls and eateries around, where you can indulge on simple, delicious Chinese food.

The market is open daily from 4 pm to 11 pm (although it gets busy only from 7 pm and onwards).

The area of Mong Kok, north of Tsim sha Tsui and Jordan, is famous for its open-air markets and late open shops. It is also chock-a-block with many authentic eateries and restaurants where you can enjoy some delicious local food at reasonable prices.

Ladies' Market, along Tung Choi Street, and parallel Sai Yeung Choi Street South are Mong Kok's best late-open shopping streets.

The area of Tsim sha Tsui (between the waterfront and Jordan's Night Market) is Kowloon's most busy and vibrant district... especially in the evening, when the streets are packed with diners and party goers. As a matter of fact, Tsim sha Tsui itself comprises a few different wine & dine precincts:

Knutsford Terrace: a small terrace street, lined with bars, pubs and restaurants, is Tsim sha Tsui's smaller version of Lan Kwai Fong (although the ambience here is far more relaxed...).

Hillwood Road, north of Kimberley Road and Knutsford Terrace, has been nicknamed "Hillwood SoHo"and it boasts a few good Chinese and Asian restaurants, alongside some nice cafés...

Ashley Road somewhat resembles Wanchai's Lockhart Road, with a good mix between restaurants, resto-bars and nightspots (forget about the girls though...).

Classy restaurants, as well as some nice cafés, can be found in Tsim sha Tsui's leading hotels, as well as in the large shopping malls...

On Hong Kong Island Victoria Peak (or simply "The Peak") is one of Hong Kong's most popular tourist attractions. The world-class views of the city and the harbour are simply spectacular... especially at night, when the countless skyscrapers are flashing in millions of dazzling lights...

ThePeak Tram is the most popular (and scenic) way of getting to The Peak.

It operates daily until midnight and climbs the full distance in approximately seven minutes. You can board it at the Lower Terminus, on Garden Road, Just a 10-15 minutes walk from Hong Kong Station (Airport Express) or MTR-Central.

Up at the top, there is a variety of restaurants, cafés and shops.

Causeway Bay is Hong Kong's trendiest shopping district. The relatively compact area around Causeway Bay MTR Station houses some of the city's best department stores, shopping malls and prestigious shops. Hong Kong yuppies consider Causeway Bay as the city's "fashion barometer" - The place to go to when you want to know what's new and "in"...

Other than countless fashion boutiques and glitzy shopping malls, Causeway Bay has more than a few good restaurants, cafés and nightspots.

Hong Kong's modern business district - Central,is conquered by sparkling skyscrapers that accommodate the Asia-Pacific head office of international corporations, alongside bank managements, foreign consulates and stylish shopping malls.

Thanks to its "international ambience" and well-heeled shoppers, Central concentrates some of Hong Kong's most glamorous restaurants, like Caprice at the Four Seasons Hotel, Toscana, Grissini and Le Parisien, among others...

Just a stonethrow from Central, Lan Kwai Fong (often abbreviated as LKF)is possibly Hong Kong's most popular and most famous nightlife arena: The small quadrangle of streets, formed by the L-shaped Lan Kwai Fong Street and neighboring D'Aguilar Street, is packed with bars, pubs, clubs and some excellent restaurants that make it a popular choice for locals, expatriates and tourists alike.

Still around Central (and LKF), the SoHo is another extremely popular wine and dine district. Unlike Lan Kwai Fong, Wan Chai and some of Hong Kong's other nightlife areas, SoHo is more about quiet bistro-style restaurants and cafés, where you can enjoy a romantic evening, or have your coffee alfresco, while watching life on the street go by...

Lockhart Road in Wanchai (Wan Chai), together with some of the streets around it, form one of Hong Kong's most popular nightlife areas, where discos and nightclubs can be found next to girly bars, posh restaurants and casual cafés... No matter what you look for, you'll probably find it in Wanchai.

That is Hong Kong nightlife in a nutshell... (After all, it's only an article, not a book). Hope you'll enjoy your night stop in Asia's world city.

For more information on Hong Kong and its nightlife, including a comprehensive Restaurant & Nightlife Guide, great shopping tips and suggested city-walks: visit Metropolasia - Hong Kong Travel Guide where all the information you need is compiled in one easy-to-use website.

Roni Shwartz is a certified travel consultant and writes for Metropolasia

Splash Vision Brings Water World Excitement To Your Fingertips!

The site is opening more windows for water sports enthusiasts, yachtsmen, recreational boaters and fishermen than ever before. You will find professionals from the cruise ship industry, commercial shipping, oil & gas exploration and research organizations. If none of this floats your boat then who wants to plan a tropical vacation to the south pacific or the Greek isles. Avid travelers are also coming to splashvision and the travel industry is answering with promotional videos of hotels, resorts and spas. SplashVision.com has it all!

A splashing venture backed by Chief Executive, real estate investor and acclaimed mega yacht captain, Todd Weider, SplashVision.com features thousands of eye pleasing and unique videos and photos.

"You may have dabbled in YouTube," Weider explains, "but if you really want to connect with your market and those in your field; you want to be around like minds with common interests, part of a community which shares common ground. Splash Vision is that community. SplashVision does not vie for the same users as other social media sites seek; our users are sharing a common bond and a unique lifestyle.

"I live in Florida now, but prior to being captain of large mega-yachts and several around the world tours accumulating countless miles at sea; I was an avid water sports junkie and into fishing, diving, water skiing and offshore racing. I am very familiar with companies who target and individuals who seek and maintain ocean and maritime lifestyles. Splasvision is prepared to provide users what they want and tools they can utilize.

Weider distinguishes SplashVision from other look-alike websites saying,
It's a site where one can find the latest in Mega Ship Construction, a clip of Freedom of the Seas; the largest cruise ship in the world, Paul Allen's new $200,000 million Yacht 'Octopus,' or the latest gadget for your company and or boat to be seen in action; it's all here! The sun, fun party spots like Nikki Beach Club in Miami or St Tropez, and Ocean Creatures in their natural habitat. Just a click will instantly transport you to amazing, totally refreshing, useful and fun filled information."

For Advertisers, SplashVision offers a community of users who are high end consumers. Demographics show the SplashVision community is planning to make or has made big ticket purchases and will continue to do so. Advertisers now have the opportunity to address a community where the majority of users have significant disposable income.

Splashvision offers sound businesses with an alternative distribution channel which compliments their existing marketing strategies. Weider adds,
You supply the content and we supply the consumers. When was the last time you were not required to pay for your product or service to be promoted and consumers came running to see it? It's a whole new world and we want to help our users capitalize on the experience. We want it to be a win / win situation for all."

Among the 'opportunities' SplashVision offers a service to all users with accounts wanting to offer video on their own personal sites. Splashvison offers a backend hosting service which allows webmasters to embed media from splashvison on their own corporate and personal sites. The backend even provides a media player so no storage of large files or complex programming is required. Again; SplashVision offers value added services in multiple ways.

SpalshVision.com calls all ye affluent boat owners, travelers, ship builders, research centers, fishermen, water sports persons, beach goers, who are entering Web2.0 daily to take a look and dive in to an exciting new cyber-water world!

About SplashVision.com
SplashVision.com is the only Social Network in the world targeted at Water Enthusiasts, Mariners, Travelers, Beach Lovers, Water Sports Fanatics, Scientists and Hobbyists. Parties interested in bodies of water; including; Oceans, Lakes, Ponds, Canals, Fjords, and the like are invited to join this exciting website for knowledge, information and excitement. Also included are Beaches and Vacation destinations along their shores and the People, Organisms and Creatures who survive, navigate, search and scour them.

ML - CHI - Zadok and the Making of Gold

ATOMIC HIGH-SPIN TECHNOLOGY: - In 1950 B.C. there was a priest-king in Salem who understood the 'highward fire-stone' according to Gardner in 'Genesis of the Grail Kings'. His name was Melchizedek, and there is a secret or inner sanctum group of Mormons who follow his lead. The Mason (Joseph Smith was a 33rd Degree Mason, Brigham Young was a Mason too.) who founded this religion followed a path tred frequently in the expansion of esoteric manipulation. It continues to this very day with the OTO offshoots, Scientology and many other cults who believe in some very 'freaky' things. Most of the lay people will never get to know the ulterior motives of those who lead such organizations. The whole of the United States is one of their experiments according to many authors who have done excellent research in the matter. We will leave that portion of the issue until the next segment even though it isn't much of a 'mystery'. There are many things a reader should consider before jumping (or attempting to) across that chasm.
"As to why the fire-stone was called 'highward' by the ancient Mesopotamians, we shall now discover as we enter the realm of high-spin metallurgy. {Solomon was a very adept person in metallurgy and other things of this order known as Rosicrucianism or Christian 'mystery schools' of the Masonic 'octopus'. I use 'octopus' as a way of trying not to have to list names and titles that would fill this book.}
THE TRANSMUTATION OF GOLD
Before commencing this section, it must be stressed that because of the potentially dangerous nature of an enterprise which deals with high-spin atoms, the explanations will be purposefully veiled and guarded. The following is, therefore, presented as a general overview, without detailing specific weights, temperatures, conditions or laboratory burn-times. This will prevent any ill-advised experimentation by unqualified enthusiasts and will avoid the contravention of prevailing international patents which govern the practice. {Yes, Modern science is able to do the alchemical 'Great Work' as a purely physical thing now.}
To begin, we should consider statements concerning the Philosophers' Stone made by the alchemists Lapidus and Eirenaeus Philalethes: 'The Philosophers' Stone is no stone, but a powder with the power to transmute base metals into gold and silver,' (25) and,
The stone which is to be the transformer of metals into gold must be sought in the precious metals in which it is enclosed and contained. It is called a stone by virtue of its fixed nature, and it resists the action of fire as successfully as any stone - but its appearance is that of a very fine powder, impalpable to the touch (imperceptible, like talcum powder), fragrant as to smell, in potency a most penetrative spirit, apparently dry, and yet unctuous, and easily capable of tingeing a plate of metal. The stone does not exist in nature, but has to be prepared by art, in obedience to nature's laws. Thus, you see our stone is made of gold alone, yet it is not common gold. (26)
Each of these testimonies refers to the enigmatic stone being, in actuality, a fine powder, and in talking of the precious metals within which the stone is contained, modern practitioners refer not only to gold and silver but also to those metals which comprise the platinum group. These metals, along with platinum itself, are palladium {Remember this when we get to cold fusion, under the Lithium heading.}, iridium, osmium, rhodium and ruthenium - and because of their ultimate strengths they are used in surgical, optical and dental instruments, crucibles and thermo-couples, machine-bearings, electrical switch contacts and all manner of precision devices down to the tipping of needles and pen-nibs.
The metal that, in jewellery manufacture, is commonly known as 'white gold' is an alloy of gold coupled with palladium, which is said to have been first discovered in Brazil, California and the Urals in 1803, and was named after the asteroid Pallas in that year. Iridium, osmium and rhodium are also given the same date of discovery, with ruthenium following in 1843. However, the platinum-group metals were not truly discovered in the nineteenth century, this was at least one of them, namely iridium, was rediscovered, for iridium was originally a key fire-stone of ancient Sumer. Because of its bright silvery colour and the then non-invention of its latter-day name (applied in 1803 by virtue of its iridescence), the mysteriously described shining metal was long presumed from the old records to have been tin.
Iridium is a very rare element on Earth, but geologists have discovered its existence in quantities up to thirty times the norm in crust layers where extraterrestrial meteorites containing the substance have landed in the distant past. (27) Iridium is, therefore, not so uncommon outside our own planet {He later notes that rhodium and iridium make up 5% of the brain's clarified weight and suggests our alien ancestors needed it to maintain their power or Divine nature. This is one reason for eating live animal pineal glands to enhance psychic ability. If those 'animals' have some of their own DNA it is better; so you might know why they harvest fetal material from Scarlet Women now.} The Sumerians and ancient Egypt clearly knew about the properties of gold and of how to alloy it with other noble metals. The Master Craftsmen were adepts too in the workings of iridium, which just like gold, could be taken to the exotic 'highward' state of the 'shem-an-na'.
This means that they not only knew and worked with these metals, but that they understood the science of atoms and nuclei - for the 'highward' state of the white powder is only achieved through knowledge of the high-spin metallurgical experience. Only by understanding this part-physical and part-metaphysical science can one take a physical something and turn it into nothing by applying the principle of 0=(+1) + (-1). {The IO Torus, Logos and Harmonics are all associated}Interestingly, the high-spin powder of gold has a distinct effect upon the pineal gland {See entry on Thalami} and its increased melatonin production, while the equivalent powder of iridium has its similar effect on the serotonin production of the pituitary gland.
Although the current names of the platinum-group metals are relatively new to us, the metals themselves are far from new. Recent tests have shown that, by dry-matter weight, over 5 per cent of our brain tissue is composed of iridium and rhodium in the high-spin state. (28)
So, what precisely is the highward or high-spin state which converts these noble metals into an impalpable white powder? A normal atom has around it a screening potential - a positive screening produced by the nucleus. The majority of electrons going round the nucleus are within this screening potential, except for the very outer electrons. The nucleus goes to the highward or high-spin state when the positive screening potential expands to bring all of the electrons under the control of the nucleus. {Refer to Solid State chemistry and the work of Don Robins as it relates to 'scavengers', microphages in the genetic structure also have an effect that may be similar. Can the meta-mind attune these electrons and bring their forward and reverse spins into conjunction?}
These electrons normally travel around the nucleus in pairs - a spin-forward electron and a spin-reverse electron. But when these come under the influence of a high-spin nucleus {Is this a conscious act?}, all the spin-forward electrons become correlated with the spin-reverse electrons. When perfectly correlated, the electrons turn to pure 'white light' and it is impossible for the individual atoms in the high-spin substance to link together." (29)
Whether or not they can do these things today: they (Alchemists or Rosicrucians of the Great White Brotherhood of Master Craftsmen) certainly have done such things in the past. Did they learn the process from the remnants of a previous 'modern' human? That seems more likely to us than the alien explanation they want us to accept. Was there a program to keep these things super secret? There certainly should have been. In Morning of the Magicians Pauwels and Bergier tell about a meeting they had with Fulcanelli as well as a presentation he made to the Paris Academy of Sciences. One of these authors was a member of Heisenberg's team of scientists working on splitting the atom and the other was the editor of 'Earth' magazine. Fulcanelli warned about the dangers of the atomic forces that science was about to unleash and he explained how the Cathedrals were constructed to include the knowledge they were seeking. I've read his book which purports to include the keys to this knowledge. It is extremely cryptic in nature but I think if one was to be able to create the green vitreole of the stained glass windows (no easy art, but available in other places) then it might be true.
If these things are the explanation for Sodom and Gomorrah, or the vitrified rocks then we have some real concerns to address about our leaders and their willingness to do one thing and say another. It is very unlikely that this knowledge has not been the object of secret agents and the desire of monarchs and others' concerns for many millennia. We know Crowley, Hitler, and guys like Barrett ('Secret Societies') join the likes of Bacon and Dee in these quests. Truly power does corrupt and we know that when a few people have the power to do these kinds of things, it will eventually become a factor. The present situation seems to indicate that many people will have access to terrific uses of technology and we must not be as na๏ve as the audience of Britannica was at the start of the 20th century when they wrote that torture was a thing of the past, as far as 'civilized' Europe was concerned.
Author of Diverse Druids
Columnist for The ES Press Magazine
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