The Cesta Que Trust is an Account You Inherited Due to the Bankruptcy of the U.S. in 1933 and the Subsequent Ceasing of All the Citizens Gold | Streets of Love - unconventional i Rate This Posted from: The Cesta Que Trust is an account you inherited due to the bankruptcy of the U.S. in 1933 and the subsequent ceasing of all the citizens gold, silver and other assets as collateral. “ It is the funds contained in this CESTA QUE TRUST that the Judge, Clerk and County Prosecutor are really after or interested in! “Social Security; SSI; SSD; Medicare and Medicaid are all financed by the Trust. “You may receive a monthly statement from a Mortgage Company; Loan Company or Utility Company, which usually has already been paid by the TRUST. Sound like the OPPT foreclosed on this trust or the Cesta Que Trust was renamed to the One People’s Public Trust? Like this: Like Loading...
We’re in a war over climate change - Paul B. Farrell By Paul B. Farrell, MarketWatch Reuters Steam rises from the stacks of the coal-fired Jim Bridger Power Plant outside Point of the Rocks, Wyoming in this file photo taken March 14, 2014. SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. In the past decade America spent over $7 trillion on the Pentagon’s budget. Well, the president finally launched a counterattack, rearming America with new EPA regulations targeting large carbon emitters, coal-burning power plants. Yes, the new EPA regs may minimize the more immediate dangers of all the incoming bogies that trigger global warming — auto pollution, fracking, methane, hot oceans, overfishing, deforestation, glaciers melting. WWIII? WWIII Phase 2: new EPA regs vs. Yes, global-warming politics is an American war, started by the Bush Pentagon. The GOP counterattacked: House Speaker John Boehner called the new EAP regs a “war on coal” that “will kill 224,000 jobs and surge electric bills by $17 billion every year.” 1. 2. 3. Buffett says buy what you know.
The Truth Comes Out: Former IRS Director Admits Taxes Are Voluntary (Before It's News) Steve Miller, former Director of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), admitted at a Congressional hearing that the taxes collected by the IRS are not mandatory – but voluntary. When questioned at the House Ways and Means Committee (WMC) hearing last week, Miller told House Representative Devin Nunes that “America’s tax system is ‘voluntary’”. House Representative Xavier Becerra commented that the ruse of the IRS is kept as a public confidence in the system scheme to keep Americans paying money to the IRS. Miller confirmed this is so. The shuffle at the IRS has landed Danny Werfel as the new acting director. As his first message to those employed at the IRS, Werfel said that amid the mistrust of the public brewing against the organization, it is the mission of all employees to “help America’s taxpayers understand and meet their tax responsibilities.” Werfel invoked the tragedy at Oklahoma to coerce his underlings into believing that they are doing a great work.
Quantum biology: Algae evolved to switch quantum coherence on and off A UNSW Australia-led team of researchers has discovered how algae that survive in very low levels of light are able to switch on and off a weird quantum phenomenon that occurs during photosynthesis. The function in the algae of this quantum effect, known as coherence, remains a mystery, but it is thought it could help them harvest energy from the sun much more efficiently. Working out its role in a living organism could lead to technological advances, such as better organic solar cells and quantum-based electronic devices. The research is published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It is part of an emerging field called quantum biology, in which evidence is growing that quantum phenomena are operating in nature, not just the laboratory, and may even account for how birds can navigate using the earth's magnetic field. "Most cryptophytes have a light-harvesting system where quantum coherence is present. "This is a very exciting find.
The Business of Religion by Bolder Landry The number of people who drift from one new quackery to another, wasting their income in futile search of health and happiness, will probably never be known. Instead of preventing mental growth, religions should teach love of life. The feeling of life's preciousness and the desire to foster and further it should be the goal. Origin of Church Wealth To know how organized religion has become big business, one has to look back to antiquity. 1. Modern Church Revenues Presently the IRS Section 501 (c) (3) exempts all churches in every state from taxation provided they do not engage in "political or legislative activity." Today the Catholic Church has over 150 dioceses in the U.S. After World War II churches profited from the government's giveaway of free land and buildings, tax-free. Additionally, churches held stock in war contracts, especially Vietnam. The religious financial empire is limitless. Last year the Vatican admitted to a surplus of $1.5 million.
Lasers create table-top supernova 1-Jun-2014 [ Print | E-mail ] Share [ Close Window ] Contact: University of Oxford News Officenews.office@admin.ox.ac.uk 44-186-528-0528University of Oxford Laser beams 60,000 billion times more powerful than a laser pointer have been used to recreate scaled supernova explosions in the laboratory as a way of investigating one of the most energetic events in the Universe. Supernova explosions, triggered when the fuel within a star reignites or its core collapses, launch a detonation shock wave that sweeps through a few light years of space from the exploding star in just a few hundred years. To investigate what may cause these peculiar shapes an international team led by Oxford University scientists (groups of Professor Gregori and Professor Bell in Atomic and Laser Physics, and Professor Schekochihin in Theoretical Physics) has devised a method of studying supernova explosions in the laboratory instead of observing them in space. [ Print | E-mail Share ] [ Close Window ] AAAS and EurekAlert!
The Financial Deception - New Age of Aquarius A financial fraud that everyone should know was being imposed on the United States and in many countries around the world. In 1905, John D. Rockefeller, Jacob Schiff, Henry Morgan, Paul Warburg, Nelson Aldrich and several others went by boat to Jekyll Island. They first created the bill called Aldrich's Plan and it was presented. In 1913, the final bill was passed in Congress on the night before Christmas Eve when most of the Congress had gone home for vacation except for a few. This is how the system works. This resulted in enormous profits for the Federal Reserve and put the United States in humongous debt. The fact is that the Federal Reserve is owned by private bankers, not by the government. The collection of the Income Tax by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the United States is also constitutionally illegal. Furthermore, the United States government is situated in the District of Columbia, which is not part of the United States.
Smoking Marijuana Not Linked with Lung Damage Marijuana does not impair lung function—at least not in the doses inhaled by the majority of users, according to the largest and longest study ever to consider the issue, which was published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Researchers working on a long-term study of risk factors for cardiovascular disease (the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults or CARDIA study) tested the lung function of 5115 young adults over the course of 20 years, starting in 1985 when they were aged 18 to 30. They found that marijuana use was almost as common as cigarette smoking in the sample, which was designed to reflect the U.S. population. Among participants, the average marijuana user toked 2-3 times a month, while the average tobacco user smoked eight cigarettes a day. Those who smoked both tended to do so slightly more frequently than those who smoked only cigarettes or only marijuana. MORE: Teen Drug Use: Marijuana Up, Cigarettes and Alcohol Down MORE: Marijuana Slims?
www.drboylan.com/strknrpt2.html by Richard Boylan, Ph.D. (c) 1996 For ten days in June, the Yankton Sioux Reservation on the windswept high plains of South Dakota was a gathering place for indigenous tribal leaders from around the globe and hundreds of Native and Euro-American listeners. The occasion was the Star Knowledge Conference and Sun Dance, convoked by Lakota (Sioux) spiritual leader Standing Elk (Laurance Zephier) in response to a vision he experienced. Spiritual shamans from the Plains tribes (Lakota, Oglala, Dakota, Blackfoot, Nakota) were joined by spokespersons from the Eastern (Iroquois, Oneida, Seneca and Choctaw) and Southwest (Hopi, Yaqui and Mayan) tribes. Unprecedented as this gathering was, further precedent was set when Standing Elk, in a published announcement with apology to all Elders, declared that this sacred knowledge "is to be shared with our brothers of the four directions" (the entire non-Native world). This report is a summary of the Star Knowledge Conference. [End] Dr.
'Big G': Scientists Pin Down Elusive Gravitational Constant A fundamental constant that sets the size of the gravitational force between all objects has finally been pinned down using the quirky quantum behavior of tiny atoms. The new results could help set the official value of the gravitational constant, and may even help scientists find evidence of extra space-time dimensions, said study co-author Guglielmo Tino, an atomic physicist at the University of Florence in Italy. [Twisted Physics: 7 Mind-Blowing Findings] Elusive value According to legend, Sir Isaac Newton first formulated his theory of gravity after watching a falling apple. In 1798, scientist Henry Cavendish calculated big G in order to determine Earth's mass. Since then, almost every attempt to measure big G has used some variation of Cavendish's method. "The gravitational force is just super tiny, so anything from air currents to electric charges can give you a false result," Müller told Live Science. Keeping cool They also placed several hundred pounds of tungsten nearby. New value
A UFO Dogfight in the Skies Very often I’m asked why I am such a believer in the existence of a genuine UFO phenomenon, regardless of its ultimate point of origin – or points of origin. Well, the answer is very simple: there are certain cases that, despite rigorous study, it has proved very difficult to explain away in rational and down to earth terms. A classic example is a startling event that occurred back in the mid to late 1970s. It attracted high level, official attention and demonstrated that when it comes to UFOs, military firepower is no match for the true unknowns. Strange and amazing things were afoot in the night skies of Tehran, the capital of Iran, on September 19, 1976. For at least some insight into what happened on September 19, we are reliant upon one of just two pieces of evidence that have surfaced, via the Freedom of Information Act. “At 0130 hrs on the 19 th the F-4 took off and proceeded to a point about 40 NM north of Tehran. Boeing K-707 Tanker
Graphene Batteries Offer 5-Second iPhone Charging Researchers at UCLA have discovered a way to make graphene batteries that charge super fast, are inexpensively produced, are non-toxic, and that blow current battery technology out of the water in terms of efficiency and performance. An iPhone powered by a graphene supercapacitor could charge in five-seconds. A MacBook powered by a graphene supercapacitor could charge 30-seconds. Electric cars powered by the technology could be charged as quickly as filling a car with a tank of gas. The new energy technology was developed by Richard Kaner, a member of the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA where he is also a professor of chemistry and biochemistry. Working with Maher El-Kady, a grad student, the scientists invented a way to produce micro-scale graphene-based batteries using a standard LightScribe DVD burner. “To label discs using LightScribe, the surface of the disc is coated with a reactive dye that changes color on exposure to the laser light. [UCLA Newsroom Press Release]