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How to quit smoking
You’ll need a #2 pencil, index card and a rubber band
The idea is you don’t care how much you smoke.  What you care about is shifting it from an unconscious, body-driven reaction and reality to a conscious mind-awareness kind of thing.  In the process of doing that, vast quantities of the precursors, the pressures…you become aware of them and it’s kind of this analytical, self-knowledge sort-of-a-deal and the smoking just falls away.  
It’s kind of nice if your #2 pencil is about the same size as your index card because it makes it into a nice neat package.  The rubber band is for fastening the pencil and the index cards to the current pack of cigarettes.  Every time you smoke, you simply want to note the time, the date and the day.  The you want to note why you’re smoking…what’s the trigger for that?  e.g. first cup of coffee in the morning… Just note… what was the cursor or trigger for this?  You’re going to have to write small because the idea is for this is you’re going to do this every single time you smoke.  At the end of having that cigarette, you can put down a little mark of some kind that’ll indicate whether or not that particular cigarette met the criteria for that particular trigger.  Just do this for 30 days and you will probably of reduced your smoking by half and be within two months of simply stopping.   The idea is that this becomes a conscious process.  You get out of the engrained mental loop that is actually part of the eye-hand-body response.  The way in which tobacco is a native, shamanistic plant is used is not at all addictive.  TPTB have put 17 or 18 other addictive chemicals in there.  There’s two of them that have a particularly nasty effect.   They have the ability to increase the ability of the brain to put energy into an eye-brain-hand response.  That’s usually why people who smoke are musicians, artists, pilots…anything requiring the finger dexterixy.

Explanation of the webbot

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Explanation of the webbot

Death of the dollar
The current fiscal paper debt dollar based, especially including the derivatives, infrastructure for our planet is bankrupt and is non-repairable.  We’re going to have to decide where we’re going to be when it occurs.  

G20
It’s a framework from which other policies can be implemented.  One can think of it as a reform movement beginning very much like the tacking of the 20 demands by Martin Luther on the church door.  It’s a reform movement of a very entrenched, engrained religion and it’s going to run into a certain amount of opposition.  There’s always another issue there…can they pull it off?

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FEMA and other organizations
Without the resources, the tax money, the theoretic wealth that’s implied by the ability to tax and spend, such organizations such as FEMA can’t exist.  They can’t purchase anything once the dollar crashes

China unafraid of the dollar collapse
They’ve (China) gotten to the point where they’ve reduced their dollar holdings to less than $700 billion.  They are being smart in getting out of the dollar.  There’s a hidden tax on the whole planet at the commerce level to support the American military machine.  Bear in mind that we’re 4-6% of the global populous but we spend as much on military as the rest of the planet combined. That military spending has to come from somewhere so we tax our colonies to support this giant military machine.  At some point, the onerous burden of that taxation becomes greater than the associated fear of loss of wealth in the empire’s currency, especially when the currency, itself, is debased.  That’s the point where empires crumble. We have debased the currency with derivatives that are reputedly worth 7-8x the domestic product of the planet.  Under those circumstances, the currency that backs those derivatives is, basically, already bankrupt.  If the notional derivative values were to be paid off at some level, then you’re talking about the whole planet having to work for 7-8-10 years to pay off to whoever, theoretically, would own the debt.  The whole planet isn’t going to work for 7 years to pay off our debt.

Death of the shadow government
We’re going to get to this really distinct year where the dollar dies and the federal government goes into what we call “coagulation” and all kinds of interesting stuff comes out of the shadow government simply because we won’t be able to keep the shadow government rolling with the dollar dieing.

Hints of the depression
They’re using not-so-subtle neuro-linguistic programming techniques in an effort to act as propagandists for TPTB and for the stock market.  We’re at a very critical time in the progress of the depression.  This is similar to the period in time before the bond crash in 1932-33.  We’re about to hit that same period.  This is what we call the “coagulation” of the federal government.  When revenues drop appropriately, they’ll have to start either issuing IOU’s or laying off people in droves because we should be hitting a hyperinflation period at that same point.

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People “vanishing”
The language around disappearances will pop up and then fade away, pop up and fade away and so on.  It will transit through the main stream media (and) independent media over a course of time, maybe 2-3 years and we indeed, have seen some of the first ones have panned out.  We had forecast for disappearances associated with people in yachts and mega-yachts and those are sure are popping up around.  

Bartering
We’re evolving toward the calorie economy that will relate to energy and food.  That’s how people will be paid basically, in spare food or spare energy.  At some point we’ll get sophisticated enough that we believe that precious metals will be included within that as a proxy for long-term or long-distance trading for those kinds of commodities.  

Calorie economy
The dollar is a weird currency because it’s been kept alive a lot longer than most.  It started in 1913 and it won’t make 2013.  It won’t last 100 years.  Most paper currencies perish between 56 years and 72 years, with a couple in the history that were extended out to 78.  But here we are in our long-of-tooth in our 90’s with the dollar.  There have been 4 currencies that we’ve had that have died. In between each one, you go to a gold and silver economy.  Everything is worked around some form of a caloric exchange.  e.g. trading sheep’s wool to someone to make into a sweater.

Survival bunkers for townships
People are following the lead of the wealthiest people on the planet.  They are being smart and being prepared.  The wealthiest people on the planet have been squirreling away stuff like mad for the last 20 years.  e.g. the seed vault, the fact that they built it, where they built it, how they built it and overcoming all of the normal objections of international environmental groups, etc.,  Just making it happen tells you a whole lot about their motivation.  Any town that has the smarts to go prepare themselves a collective survival strategy is way ahead of the game.

Natural disasters
We’ve had so much in the form of earthquake information coming out from July 15th (2009) onward that there’s just no point in our reports to discuss individual earthquakes.  They’re just going to be so numerous.  We do expect maybe 3 or 4 very large, damaging earthquakes hitting the west coast of the Americas, both North and South early next year (2010) and by damaging to the point where that word is going to hang around for months.  e.g. bridges and road are down and they may require 8-9 months worth of work to repair.

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Global Coastal Phenomena
It’s going to be atypical.  The events include:
* unexplained 2 foot high levels of tide increase along the eastern US
* a 3 foot tide increase which went an additional  200 miles in the Amazon, again on the eastern side of the continents
On the west, we’ve actually had water reduction reported in Alaska.  The tides are out further than they should be.  We’ve had strange effects along our west coast relative to sea population.  In Olympia (WA), a place that’s famous for oysters, we’ve had oysters not breeding.  We’ve had giant mounds of goo that were floating 30 miles long.  On the eastern coast of China, they’ve also had the unexplained high tide.  One may say, “Is it because the planet rotates in that direction?”  sort of like, “Is the water piling up or something?” and they may well be that sort of effect.  We’ve also had the Gulf stream slowing down and in many cases, breaking up, to the point where it wasn’t locatable in some sections and that’s caused a weather shift.  We’ve seen those weather shifts push down more of that energy into the southern hemisphere.  Now we’ve had these huge typhoons that have hit the Philippines and Vietnam and another one is about to hit the Philippines and so while the hurricane season has not been fierce up here, it has just been exceptional in the Pacific.  The one in Taiwan dumped two and a half months worth of rain, 100+ inches, in like 4 hours time.  

Mortgages and/or IRS payments in 2010 and beyond
It doesn’t seem likely to me.  If we postulate that the dollar will die and the federal government is gonna shrink its ability to tax and the form that its going to take that taxation in seems to be strained, at best.  We don’t look directly for the IRS but we see the Fed as the component driving our government fading away in the early part of 2010.  I suspect that the IRS and mortgages will go shortly there after.

Mortgages
In the US in 1993, we we’re manufacturing or building retail space, commercial real estate at 5x the level of the population growth.  By the time we hit the real estate bubble in the early 2000’s, it shot up to 7.5x the population growth in commercial real estate.  When that bubble goes, the level of impact is going to be huge.  There are 9 million empty houses in the US that are in the process of being on the market.  There’s 3 million over-built units on the coast of Spain.  It’ll get a lot worse as the foreclosure mess continues.  

Foreclosure.
You may really stand a chance of beating the system if you’re involved with thi MERS outfit (Mortgage Electronic Registration System) because it’s been held by the Supreme Court of Kansas as having no standing relative to foreclosure.  If you go and read the latest Rolling Stone and Mike Taibbi’s article on the fraud inherent in the system of finance, you discover that a lot of mortgages have been contaminated, so to speak, because the people who originated them (the local lender or mortgage broker), sold it out many times to many packages.  So the question, “Who owns the debt?” is probably moot.  If you stand up in court and fight this stuff… If I were facing foreclosure, that’s the route I would go.  Especially in our area (WA), this MERS is in about at least half of the cases.  According to some of the documents now, apparently, at least half of all of the mortgages that were originated under the sub-prime were sold more than once to back more than one of these derivatives.

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How to beat the mortgage scam
The reputed 20% factor – whatever the real estate market is in your area, there’s 20% more houses waiting to be foreclosed than can be processed now by the banks.  They’re just not doing anything.  For instance, there’s all kinds of legal standings that people facing foreclosure have, that they an exercise.  We’re about to approach that period in time where the dollar will collapse.  I don’t think mortgages will survive this process.  We may even get to the point where the ownership of property can’t be transferred effectively.  You wouldn’t be able to get a statutory deed.  Lets say you bought a house and got into one of these loans (adjustable or interest only, first house etc).  Now you find yourself in the situation where you’re being foreclosed upon.  And you look and you find in the legal document that there’s a chain of like 3, 4 or 5 or 6 or 10 or 20 companies that are in the process of foreclosing on you.  At that stage, it’s really a question of, “Who owns the debt and who owns the deed?”  If the courts can’t decide who owns the deed, then the person living in the property can’t be thrown out.  And if, in fact, that property or that loan was used fraudulently in states like Washington, it is against the law to attempt to collect a debt… it’s a criminal offense to attempt to collect a debt based on fraud.  So, you’d have a good standing in the court to throw this out, in which case, they would be able to cut you a homestead deed which you’d own at 100%.  If you exercise your legal rights under our system and pursue getting your foreclosure thrown out, I don’t see that there’s a moral hazard there.  

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Pineal Gland
I think we may be limited to what our pineal gland can do, in the sense that as a species, it may be about a quarter of what it used to be in size

Out of body experiences (OBE)
If you do a particular type of meditation, you learn to shift the focus of your consciousness around the larger field of your consciousness.  You put your consciousness into a place where there’s no words.  After a bit of time, you start to come back to it.  Then you’ll realize how far out of body you were, so to speak.  I don’t know of any easy way of getting there.  The Science of Yoga Book describes situations for some people that their karma blesses them, so to speak, and they can have the easy path towards those kind of experiences.  The Science of Yoga suggests that about 20% of the populous has the ability to have easy OBE’s or to be able to meditate easily or various different extraordinary powers, so to speak.  

The sun
These last 8 years or so, the sun has transited from yellow to white and increased its intensity.  It’s producing a new kind of ultraviolet so if you’re ultraviolet sensitive to begin with, this is probably a good thing to avoid.  If you’re avoiding the sunlight, then you’re gonna have to take Vitamin D in supplement form to at least 1 couple thousand units a day… maybe 4-5,000 units a day during the cold and flu season.  

ATM’s and banking
Once we get to the point where we have either a ban holiday or a major drop in the dollar such that there’s a panic on the financial markets relative to it (a panic of a week or more activity around that), then 3-4 days later, I would suspect the ATM’s would run out of cash.  The digital dollar might just disappear at some point.  The whole process starts rolling on November 4th (2009) according to our data this year and it takes almost a full year (2 days lacking… November 2nd, 2010) to when we can say, by then, it’s mostly over.  The Fed and their criminal cabal:  we have started the business of expunging them and by 2010, it’s pretty much a solid, accomplished fact.  Over the course of that period in time, from this November to that November, we will probably encounter a point in which the ATM’s cease to function and banking will be radically altered, to say the least

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People facing problems with credit card collections
There’s a book out there, I can’t think of the name of it, the guy charges like $37 for it.  It has all of the forms and everything you need to get these people off your case and also represent yourself well in court.  Anytime you take these guys to court, they can’t prove their case.  The collection people, who buy their debt from the credit card, all they’ve got is a digital kind of transmission of that that debt even existed.  When push comes to shove, they don’t take the time to show up in court and so you win the majority of the time.  If you can root out this book…it’s about how to effectively deal with credit card collection and debt, now is the time to start using what’s available in our legal system to your aid.

DON’T work out a deal with creditors!!!
If you’re being hassled by a 3rd party or the credit collection has been sold, you need to stand up and refuse to pay.  You need to fight these people in court and it’ll go away.  Here’s your problem:  You will be absolutely shafted by our system should you follow that approach (of making a deal).  Let’s take the idea that you’re $100 in debt and you can’t pay it.  They offer to settle with you for, say, $50 and you say, “Hurray!  I’ve got $50”  and you send them the $50.  All is well and good.  They send you a sheet of paper saying you don’t owe us $100 anymore.  What you’re unaware of is that the minute they do that (send you that letter and take your $50), they’re also sending a 1099 (form) to the government and you will be taxed on the extra $50 as though it were earned income for that year.  And here’s the real problem:  They can add on any level claimed fees and other kinds of collection funds that they want and unless you dispute them, you are inherently agreeing to that.  They’ll say, “You owe $100 but with the extra interest and fees here, it’s actually $150 or $200” and they get you real scared about that, but we’ll “settle” for $50”.  And you say, “Okay, fine” but because they’ve put the $200 down on paper, when you settle, then you get that 1099, not for the $100, not for the $50 that you didn’t settle for, but for the $150 which included their extra fees.  That’s taxed as earned income for that particular year.  

Foreclosures have reached this stage.  (Let’s) say that you bought a house for $800,000.  Now you’ve got a house with $800,000 debt on the value of the house and you can’t sell it and you haven’t been able to sell it for the last year.  You’re being foreclosed on and the foreclosure guy’s got it listed at, say, $400,000.  Under most circumstances, they sell it before it actually goes through foreclosure.  You were stuck with whatever deference there was between the level of debt you originally started ($800,000).  So if they can sell it out from underneath you in a foreclosure process, without actually going through the county and without getting the foreclosure notice authenticated by the court in what’s known as a non-legal proceedings foreclosure, then the real problem for you as a householder is the following:  If they sold it for $300,000, you’re still on the hook for that $500,000 and they will either attempt to collect it from you (and they have a certain period of time that they an do that) or they’ll send out a 1099 and you’ll be on the hook for that $500,000 as though you earned it as income. Then you’ll owe taxes on that to the government and the government will not buy that you didn’t earn that as income.

Colloidal silver
Is only effective, topically

Fluoride detoxification
Fluoride calcifies the pineal gland.  It is, theoretically, possible to get rid of it.  There’s basically 2 approaches.  One is hard on the body and that’s kelation, a combination of herbs to basically get the body to end all of the metals to the alimentary canal (the esophagus) through to the anus and then you get rid of it by excreting it.  The other approach is less harsh and takes longer and it involves an ayur vedic (A Hindu style of medicine) and it involves stuff like rice bran and oat bran and it also strips cholesterol as a side effect.

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It helps to regulate blood sugar and other minerals.  You’ve got to be very careful.  If you’re going to strip heavy metals from your body, presumably if you’ve been exposed to chemtrails, etc., you have to make sure that you’re replacing those that you really need.  You need to do some research but it is doable.

Fluoride
Fluoride is used in rat poison.  It’s a constituent of a number of brain and blood affecting substances.  It’s also part of the process of making a number of the antidepressants and fluoride has also been associated with depression.  It’s a nasty substance.  It’s sold as stannous fluoride, which is a waste product from the steel industry.  I think it was part of a process that was brought in to curtail the ability of humans to reach within their pineal glands because of the information and the power that’s provided that.  This is one of their (TPTB’s) mechanisms, the introduction of fluoride. If they can’t get you to do that, then they’ll try to alter the food body that you’re getting so that your body goes a little whacko and they start getting you on various different drugs.  Fluoride is used in the process of dumbing down people, in conjunction with aluminum.  It was experimented with in the 1950’s and 1960’s and theoretically allows for a more a more controllable or suggestible population.

Gallium and aluminum
There’s 110 parts per million gallium in the air in Phoenix in chemtrails.  In one sample, there was 2,400 parts per million of aluminum.  Aluminum has been associated with Alzheimer’s and so on.  The problem is that aluminum is not a heavy metal.  Most of the kelation approaches don’t work with aluminum, it bonds in the body a different way.  

Are “ill winds” associated with the solar wind stream increase?
It could and that’s rather shocking.  The ill winds would combine with the jet stream and go around the planet 9 times.  

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We thought, initially, that it might be because of the Israeli’s attacking Iran and using some kind of a giant bunker buster that they get from us and setting off some kind of nuclear problem that gets into the jet stream and takes 9x around the planet, or about 18 weeks, to fade away.  However, correspondent with the rise in earthquakes in the Pacific and all of the strange weather in the hyper- typhoon and stuff, we’ve had this really strange situation where we’ve had gamma rays higher than has ever been recorded.  It could be that we’re misreading the ill winds source because that’s coming from the data.  We could be wrong in what the source of the ill part of the wind is. 

The Sun
It is in an area of space that apparently has some level of energetics that we’re not really measuring… either extra magnetism or extra electricity or something.  It’s behaving quite oddly.  It used to be a yellow sun.  Intensity is up, frequency is up (and there are) new types of ultraviolet.  There’s actually 3 separate spheres within the sun that spin at various different rates.  One of them was precisely on the second alignment and it appears tobe slowing down ever so slightly.  Then we have these extra gamma rays And everything coming on out and our whole solar system is affected.  I understand the puzzlement of the solar physicists because they’re looking at the sun in isolation.  They’re not looking at it as part of the grander system of the various galaxies, etc… They’re not necessarily responding to the idea that there could be an energy in field in the space that our solar system is transiting that is causing all of these effects and all of this strangeness on earth and all of the strangeness within ourselves. It kind of doesn’t matter what their opinion is.  Even if we were to decide where going to do incredible research on the sun, I don’t think we have time until things start going really bad. 

What stands out the most to you right now?
Alien wars in 2011.

NASA cover up exposed
There appears to be a break with the American CIA, NASA kind of conspiracy.  Maybe it’ll be the Hindu’s or the Chinese…probably the Hindu’s and the Russians… there’s some kind of coalition that’s gonna come out and basically dump all over NASA.  It’s gonna bring NASA to a hard spot because they’ll have to acknowledge that they’ve been lying for years or something.  I don’t know what their response is gonna be but it’s more tha just the water on the moon.

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