Dr Bronner's acid-dropping, Burner CEO profiled Mike from Mother Jones writes, "Josh Harkinson profiles David Bronner, the 40-year-old, hallucinogen-dropping, Burning Man-attending scion of the Dr. Bronner's soap empire, who channels roughly half of the company's substantial profits into activism, including the Washington State GMO-labeling bill that voters will decide upon tomorrow. Bronner, who favors the labeling of foods with GMO ingredients, has been arrested for planting hemp seeds on the DEA's lawn and for a performance-art protest where he milled hemp seeds in a cage outside the White House. He also sued the DEA (and won), so that his company could legally obtain hemp oil as a soap ingredient. At first, David Bronner (Jim's son) wasn't sure he wanted to become the next standard-bearer for the soap-making clan. How Dr.
Rockefeller Email from 2002 Outlines Armageddon Agenda and Transition to New World In what appears to be a genuine email sent from Rockefeller Global Communications, the globalist elite agenda supporting a destructive planetary shift is outlined with stunning clarity. The message is authentic, powerful, and prophetic and is something that should be sincerely considered by every person. It serves as a great reminder to consider your life and its meaning deeply, for we are living in extraordinary times indeed. This is no regular lifetime as the stakes are very high this time around, personally and collectively. The email was sent on March 21 2002 to veteran and die-hard truth activist and researcher Stew Webb, who has been actively exposing and battling the Luciferian criminal elite since the 1980s. After publishing his article on Illuminati Human Sacrifices in Denver every Summer/Winter solstice in 2001, Webb received the following message from Rockefeller Global Communications a few months later. The message is as follows. To: <stewwebb@*****.net> It’s your future.
This Is What New York City Could Look Like In 2033 Architectural renderings allow us to peer into the future of our beloved city without a crystal ball. New York City has some big changes coming, and here are 17 future attractions that will transform the Big Apple as we know it. 1. The New Penn Station This summer a multibillion dollar plan will finally get underway to brighten up the dank rail station and better accommodate the 600,000 people that pass through it each day. Before: After: 2. The 1,776-foot Freedom Tower is slated for completion in early 2014, but construction on the surrounding skyscrapers, a performing arts center and a transportation hub are ongoing. 3. After more than a decade of controversy -- including scrapped Olympic and Jets stadium plans -- developers have crafted an ambitious plan to convert 26 acres of rail facilities into the largest private real estate development in city history. 4. 5 Pointz ... 6. 7. 8. 9. The Whitney Museum of American Art is relocating from the Upper East Side to the Meatpacking District.
Incomes Abroad How to BeatThe Fund-Your-Life-Overseas "Catch-22" Dear Fund Your Life Overseas Reader, After "Where’s the best place to live?" And it’s a good question. Because, as you probably already know, a better quality of life awaits you overseas… one where you can be yourself, live a laid-back lifestyle and enjoy each and every moment. The only problem of course, is money. After all, if you’re like most folks who’d love to live abroad, figuring out how to fund the adventure can be a stumbling block. It’s a classic "Catch-22." Today, I’d like to show you how to beat that "Catch 22"… If you can spare just seven minutes of your time, I’ll show you how you can get paid to fund whatever kind of overseas lifestyle you’d like. Best of all, you can get started right away. Keep the Money Coming… No Matter Where You Live Maybe you’d love to settle down in a small, postcard-perfect mountainside town… …Maybe you’ve always dreamed of having white sandy beaches and crashing waves as your backyard… The best part? 1. 2.
Book review: Top Secret. Images from the Stasi Archives Top Secret: Images from the Stasi Archives, by Simon Menner. Available on Amazon UK and soon on Amazon USA Publisher Hatje Cantz writes: First publication of pictures from the archives of the Stasi, the East German secret police Almost 300,000 people worked for the East German secret police, per capita far more than were employed by agencies such as the CIA or the KGB. Close combat. Surveillance of Mailboxes Surveillance of the United States Embassy Simon Menner has one of the most peculiar portfolios i've ever encountered. For one of his latest photo series, Menner spent 2 years searching through the Stasi archives, the majority of which were opened to the public shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (Department of State Security) of the former German Democratic Republic was one of the largest surveillance apparatuses in history and its record of citizens' intimate life was thorough and sinister. From a seminar on disguises Secret House Searches
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UK cops officially detained David Miranda for thoughtcrime David Miranda is journalist Glenn Greenwald's boyfriend, but he's best known for being detained under the Section 7 of the UK Terrorism Act while changing planes at Heathrow. The cops held Miranda for nine hours, the maximum allowed under law, without access to counsel, using powers intended to allow the detention of people suspected of connections to terrorism. But it was clear to everyone that Miranda wasn't connected to terrorism -- rather, the UK establishment was attempting to intimidate people connected to the Snowden leaks through arbitrary detention and harassment. Now that Miranda's lawyers are chasing down the people responsible, we're getting a more detailed picture of the process that led up to Miranda's detention. Before a Section 7 detention takes place, British cops have to file a form called a Port Circular Notice, and several drafts of the Notice used to detain Miranda have come to light. In other words: thoughtcrime.
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