Monday, July 2, 2012

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 2) DVD Review

Nominated for 28 Emmys, including several for Outstanding Visual Effects, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine continues the rich tradition of the original 1960s Star Trek franchise. Created by former L.A. police officer Gene Roddenberry, the Star Trek TV series morphed into a franchise famous for the unprecedented fanatical devotion of its audience. Lasting only three seasons during its original network run, Star Trek struck gold with its syndicated reruns, launching a number of motion pictures featuring the original cast as well as novels, comic books, collectibles, and reams of Star Trek-related memorabilia. Following on the heels of Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), the first Star Trek series spin-off of the original, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine foreshadowed additional spin-offs - Star Trek: Voyager (1995), and Star Trek: Enterprise (2001). Sporting an entirely new cast and crew from its two predecessors, the show focuses on a particular system administered by the Federatio n instead of the usual Star Trek mission of exploring strange new worlds

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine follows the exploits of the Starfleet crew aboard an abandoned and gutted Cardassian space station orbiting the planet of Bajor. In the aftermath of Cardassian occupation, the Bajorian government invited the Starfleet to oversee the reconstruction of the space station. Deep Space Nine quickly transformed into a teeming city of commerce and a hub for travel (similar to Babylon 5) thanks to the discovery of an unknown wormhole nearby. But the wormhole leads to the Gamma Quadrant, realm of the feared Dominion alliance, which views the wormhole travelers as a threat to its totalitarian grip on power. As such, the Dominion launches an attack against the Federation and its Klingon allies. The subsequent and ongoing war is the basis for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Capt. Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) is credited with discovering the wormhole, and he oversees the crew of Dee p Space Nine as they wage battle to preserve the Federation. Ironically, his colleague, Constable Odo (Rene Auberjonois), is a Changeling - an alien race of shapeshifters who lead the Dominion's united front. Together with the rest of the crew aboard Deep Space Nine, they struggle with internal and external conflicts that threaten to destroy their very way of life

The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 2) DVD features a number of exciting episodes including the season premiere The Homecoming in which, in an attempt to bring peace to the warring factions of the Bajorian people, Miles and Kira make a bold attempt to rescue a revered Bajorian resistance figure from a Cardassian slave labor camp Other notable episodes from Season 2 include Second Sight in which Ben falls in love for the first time since his wife passed away, and The Wire in which Dr. Bashir attempts to cure Garak of a strange affliction

Below is a list of episodes included on the Star Trek: Deep Spac e Nine (Season 2) DVD:

Episode 21 (The Homecoming) Air Date: 09-26-1993
Episode 22 (The Circle) Air Date: 10-03-1993
Episode 23 (The Siege) Air Date: 10-10-1993
Episode 24 (Invasive Procedures) Air Date: 10-17-1993
Episode 25 (Cardassians) Air Date: 10-24-1993
Episode 26 (Melora) Air Date: 10-31-1993
Episode 27 (Rules of Acquisition) Air Date: 11-07-1993
Episode 28 (Necessary Evil) Air Date: 11-14-1993
Episode 29 (Second Sight) Air Date: 11-21-1993
Episode 30 (Sanctuary) Air Date: 11-28-1993
Episode 31 (Rivals) Air Date: 01-02-1994
Episode 32 (The Alternate) Air Date: 01-09-1994
Episode 33 (Armageddon Game) Air Date: 01-30-1994
Episode 34 (Whispers) Air Date: 02-06-1994
Episode 35 (Paradise) Air Date: 02-13-1994
Episode 36 (Shadowplay) Air Date: 02-20-1994
Episode 37 (Playing God) Air Date: 02-27-1994
Episode 38 (Profit and Loss) Air Date: 03-20-1994
Episode 39 (Blood Oath) Air Date: 03-27-1994
Episode 40 (The Maquis: Part 1) Air Date: 04-24-1994
Episode 41 (The Maquis: Part 2) Air Date: 05-01-1994
Episode 42 (The Wire) Air Date: 05-08-1994
Episode 43 (Crossover) Air Date: 05-15-1994
Episode 44 (The Collaborator) Air Date: 05-22-1994
Episode 45 (Tribunal) Air Date: 06-05-1994
Episode 46 (The Jem'Hadar) Air Date: 06-12-1994

About the Author

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 2) DVD.


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Good Date Movie Review: The Devil Wears Prada Starring Ann Hathaway and Meryl Streep

As far as good date Movies go, most tend to lean towards the romantic comedy genre, and some (not most) may appeal to men as well. The Devil Wears Prada is one of them simply for the sake of the vivacious Ann Hathaway in a myriad of fashionable outfits that accent her natural beauty and versatility.

There is good entertainment value in The Devil Wears Prada for both guys and girls so it fits for a good date Movie quite well. The guys will just love the leggy models in many scenes not to mention Hathaway herself who surely steals scenes with hair and makeup glamour as well as some fabulous outfits that accent her great physique. So ther e will be enough to keep the men interested and alert through the Movie if just for visuals themselves.

The Devil Wears Prada is based on the best selling novel of the same name by Lauren Weisberger, based on her personal experience at Vogue. A young aspiring journalist lands a job in a fashion magazine as an assistant, fully expecting to use the position as a stepping stone to a journalists job with another publication. Besides, we all have to pay the bills. Andy Sachs, the young student in question gets the job, but soon finds out that she has no style and works for a wildly eccentric and demanding boss named Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep.

Andy (Andrea) Sachs becomes slowly adjusted to the fast pace of the New York City fashion magazine with the help of one of the head designers Nigel , played convincingly by Stanley Tucci. He designs a whole new wardrobe for Andy and sends her to the company hair and makeup departments only to emerge as a striking brunette compared to the likes of Elizabeth Taylor and Natalie Woods.

As the new Andy starts to excel at her position while making new connections in the industry, her personal life starts to break down causing hardship in her relationship with friends, boyfriend, and parents. At times, what may seem like insensitivity on her part is developed on screen so the viewer actually has more sympathy with what she is doing and trying to accomplish, essentially creating some inner debate as to which side is right or not.

You cant go wrong with this line up. Combine acting talent with an amusing and visually delightful array of models, clothing and New York City hustle and you have a good date Movie worth 3 hearts.

Jeremy Knight is webmaster for http://www.Good-Date-Movies.com and reviews date Movies in theatres and DVD rentals.


Author:: Jeremy Knight
Keywords:: good date Movies, the devil wears prada, meryl streep, ann hathaway
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Cartoons Bugs Bunny

Cartoons may or may not have been made just for kids, but one thing is for certain. Cartoons have made an everlasting impression on all people both young and old. Some Cartoons fade into obscurity quickly while others stand the test of time. We're going to be starting a series of some of the most famous and arguably most important Cartoons of all time.

Bugs Bunny has been a cartoon character seen not only on the Cartoons but in commercials for a number of products. Bugs has become a household name and an American institution.

Bugs Bunny was originally created in 1939, but it wasn't until 1940 when he took on a new voice in the person of Mel Blanc that Bugs became the character that we have grown to love. The truth is, nobody really knows who created Bugs Bunny. Speculation is that he was created by a number of people. Bugs did go on to become the first Warner Brothers cartoon and to this day, still the most popular. Speculation is that the character of Bugs Bunny was created to mimic the real life person of Groucho Marx. This may or may not be true, but there is a definite similarity between the two.

Bugs was a rather devilish character. He'd always manage to get everyone around him into all kinds of trouble while avoiding the same. He was the cartoon character's con man and escape artist. No matter how tough a spot he was in he always found a way out of it. Kind of like a Superman without the super powers.

And oh, the targets of his conniving. Bugs had a host of characters to play off, all of which were just as important in cementing the Bugs Bunny legacy as Bugs himself.

Probably the most famous and the one who Bugs got the best of was Elmer Fudd. Poor Elmer. All this man wanted to do was hunt, as he would say, wabbits. Mel Blanc brought such wonderful life to this character with his garbled speech and dumb sound. Fudd was indeed what we call bumfuzzled or simply confused. No matter what trap he set for Bugs, the rascally rabbit was always able to weasel his way out of it.

Then there was Daffy Duck . Daffy was the wise guy kid and class clown who you both hated and loved in high school. Poor Daffy was also many times the victim of Bugs' schemes. In one very memorable cartoon, Fudd was hunting rabbits and while Bugs and Daffy were together, Bugs managed to convince poor old Elmer that it was duck season. So instead of shooting Bugs, he'd shoot Daffy. And of course the head would go spinning around until he was looking behind him. A real person would have been dead. But these characters just kept coming back again and again.

Not all of the Bugs Bunny, or what was known as the Loony Toons Cartoons, revolved around Bugs. There of course was the classic matchups of Tweety and Sylvester, and Road Runner and Wyle E. Coyote. To see each of these duos try to out fox each other alone was wort h the price of admission.

Books could be written about these and so many other Bugs Bunny characters. If you haven't seen the Cartoons then do yourself a favor and pick up a DVD from Amazon or wherever you can get a hold of one. The resulting hours of laughter will be more than worth the price.

Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to Cartoons


Author:: Michael Russell
Keywords:: Cartoons
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Little House On The Prairie (Season 4) DVD Review

Nominated for 17 Emmys, including one Golden Globe for Best TV Series - Drama, Little House On The Prairie is one of the most popular shows in television history. Based on the autobiographical series of Little House books written by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the show explores the inner-workings of a small town and family on the 19th Century American frontier. Director/Co-Executive Producer Michael Landon (of Bonanza and Highway to Heaven fame) also wrote one-third of the episodes (in addition to playing a lead role as the family's father, Charles, when the actor originally cast for the part failed to show). Charles would go on to become one of the show's most popular characters, and Little House On The Prairie would become an American favorite, boasting ten successful seasons to its credit

Little House On The Prairie follows the lives of the Ingalls family as they settle on the banks of Plum Creek in the township of Walnut Grove, Kansas during the 1870's. A true pioneer family, the story is seen through the eyes of the Ingalls' middle-daughter, Laura (Melissa Gilbert), who experiences all the normal growing pains and emotions of a young girl growing up on the prairie. Carpenter Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon) and his former school teacher wife, Caroline (Karen Grassle), head up a family of three that includes two additional daughters, Mary (Melissa Sue Anderson) and Carrie (Lindsay & Sidney Greenbush). The town also includes a loveable cast of supporting characters, such as Walnut Grove School teacher Eva Beadle (Charlotte Stewart), town doctor Hiram Baker (Kevin Hagen), pastor Robert Alden (Dabbs Greer), family friend Isaiah Edwards (Victor French), the wealthy Oleson family, and a host of other characters

The Little House On The Prairie (Season 4) DVD features a number of dramatic episodes including the season premiere Castoffs in which Laura's dog, Jack, passes away. When a new dog named Bandit follows Charles home, he gives the d og to Laura. But Laura doesn't want the new dog because she's still angry over Jack's death. After visiting with an old and lonely woman, Laura realizes that she loves Bandit after all Other notable episodes from Season 4 include The Aftermath in which Jesse and Frank James use Walnut Grove as a hideout from bounty hunters hot on their trail, and A Most Precious Gift in which Charles and Caroline give birth to another daughter named Grace

Below is a list of episodes included on the Little House On The Prairie (Season 4) DVD:

Episode 67 (Castoffs) Air Date: 09-12-1977
Episode 68 (Times of Change) Air Date: 09-19-1977
Episode 69 (My Ellen) Air Date: 09-26-1977
Episode 70 (The Handyman) Air Date: 10-03-1977
Episode 71 (The Wolves) Air Date: 10-17-1977
Episode 72 (The Creeper of Walnut Grove) Air Date: 10-24-1977
Episode 73 (To Run and Hide) Air Date: 10-31-1977
Episode 74 (The Aftermath) Air Date: 11-07-1977
Episode 75 (The High Cost of Being Right) Air Date: 11-14-1977
Episode 76 (The Fighter) Air Date: 11-21-1977
Episode 77 (Meet Me at the Fair) Air Date: 11-28-1977
Episode 78 (Here Come the Brides) Air Date: 12-05-1977
Episode 79 (Freedom Flight) Air Date: 12-12-1977
Episode 80 (The Rivals) Air Date: 01-09-1978
Episode 81 (Whisper Country) Air Date: 01-16-1978
Episode 82 (I Remember, I Remember) Air Date: 01-23-1978
Episode 83 (Please Be My Friend) Air Date: 01-30-1978
Episode 84 (The Inheritance) Air Date: 02-06-1978
Episode 85 (The Stranger) Air Date: 02-20-1978
Episode 86 (A Most Precious Gift) Air Date: 02-27-1978
Episode 87 (I'll Be Waving As You Drive Away: Part 1) Air Date: 03-06-1978
Episode 88 (I'll Be Waving As You Drive Away: Part 2) Air Date: 03-13-1978

About the Author

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of the Little House On The Prairie (Season 4) DVD.


Aut hor:: Britt Gillette
Keywords:: little house on the prairie season 4 dvd review
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Old School (Movie Review)

One of the funniest Movies of 2003, Old School is silver screen gold for anyone who lived the life of a college party animal or once inhabited the halls of a beloved fraternity house. In the spirit of Animal House and PCU, Old School brings together a strange amalgam of immature males who wreck havoc on their college campus through wild parties, outrageous pranks, and outright criminal activities. Starring Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Will Farrell (of Saturday Night Live fame), Old School reads like a great SNL skit. You'll laugh yourself silly over this one.

When Mitch Martin (Luke Wilson) returns home early from a business seminar at his extraordinarily boring job, he finds his girlfriend cheating on him. They break up, and he's forced to move out. Moving into an off-campus dwelling at his old sch ool, Mitch's friends Frank Ricard (Will Farrell) and Bernard Beanie Campbell (Vince Vaughn) reminisce about the glory of their fraternity days. The days of all fun and no work Frank gets married, despite Beanie's attempts to talk him out of it at the altar (during the ceremony), but he quickly grows despondent and longs to enjoy the freedom of his youth once again. Meanwhile, Beanie is a bona fide family man with a successful business, but he too would like to relive the fun of their fraternity days.

Together, the three men decide to turn Mitch's house into a fraternity. They recruit a series of misfit students from around campus - nerds, social rejects, homeless men, and ninety-year-old womanizers. The hazing rituals are beyond description, and the parties are ridiculously outlandish and hilarious. All is going well (for everyone but Frank whose wife catches him running down main street naked) until Dean of Student Affairs Gordon Pritchard (Jeremy Piven), a former est ranged classmate of the three men, decides to crack down on the fraternity. When he does, the fraternity must pass a series of tests and obstacles in order to retain their charter (and this, the climatic high-point of the film, is also the funniest of all).

Fun from beginning to end, Old School will not win any awards for dramatic scenes or cinematography. But it will win a lot of points as an outright hilarious comedy. If you haven't seen this film, then you really don't know what you're missing. Old School is a classic cult comedy fulfilling the dreams of countless former college fraternity members who ache to relive the greatest party days of their lives. Because it's so funny, Old School is a definite must-see film. Miss it at your own risk

About the Author

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of the Old School (DVD).


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Sunday, July 1, 2012

How to Download and Convert Movies into iPod Movies

Watching iPod Movies is just one of the many ways you can enjoy your iPod. But hold on. Before you hit the Internet looking for Movies to play on your iPod, there is something you should know. You cannot just click and play. First, you'll need some helper software to get the Movie into a format your iPod can handle. Although there are some companies that want you to plunk down your credit card for that software, this isnt necessary. Once you finish reading this article, youll know how the secret to downloading and converting Movies into iPod Movies for FREE!

Step #1 of this free process is to install the latest version of iTunes on your computer. This is easy because there is a free version of iTunes waiting for you on the Apple website. Just click on http://www.apple.com/itunes/, read through the system requirements, and begin the download. The iTunes installation program will guide you through the necessary steps.

With iTunes installed on your computer, youre one step closer to being able to watch iPod Movies. The next step involves moving your preferred Movie files into the iTunes directory. If you have not downloaded any Movies yet, go to your online Movie source and begin downloading. When the Movie download is complete, there will be a . mov video file on your computer. Just drag and drop this video file into the iTunes video library.

Once the .mov video file is in the video library, a thumbnail image will appear. If several Movies are in the library, youll see several thumbnails. To select one for viewing, right-click on the desired Movie file. From the menu that appears select, Convert selection for iPod.

Congratulations! You are now converting Movies into iPod Movies. The conversion process will be quick, lasting a few seconds to a few minutes. The amount of time it takes for conversion depends on the size of the video file being converted. The bigger the file size, the longer the conversion process. The converted file will be easy to identify because iTunes creates a new thumbnail for the converted Movie file. It, too will reside in the iTunes Video library.

At this point, youre almost ready to view your iPod Movies! The last step is to get iTunes in sync with i Pod. Follow the normal procedure for syncing the two. Once you have finished this step, youre ready to watch iPod Movies for FREE!

Want more tips, techniques and tricks to enjoy more Movies in your ipod now? Discover them in my blogs on ipod Movies and ipod video now!


Author:: Yap Kee Chong
Keywords:: ipod Movies, ipod video,ipod video converter
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Why Are There SO Many Atlantis TV Shows?

Atlantis A Myth to Cover-up Our Roots:

We have seen Troy and the Hyksos Sea People were A-Mu in the time of Troy III, and we know that 'A' in Greek reverses the meaning of a word when used as a prefix; this adds another possibility to the issue of who the Hyksos were and whether the Phoenician 'Brotherhood' was still the main purpose of these people at this time. The civilization of Mu or Lemuria ('the Mu people', in French) had gone to a watery grave during the end of the last glacial stage. The Chinese word for grave or perhaps the end of Mu in another context is 'Mu', with another of those pesky accents that I especially deplore when typing. Thus A-Mu might mean 'not in the grave' or 'not dead'. Or was this an indicator that the Royal House of Mu (in far off Peru at this time, or watching Peru from Mayan lands) was re-asserting itself? Demanding more of the spoils of the drug trade that modern forensics (Balabanova) has proven was in the Mediterranean, with Peru' s unique coca plant providing great profit and control.

The archaeological record has not settled who the combatants in this Trojan War really were and where the 19 battles were; anymore than we know for a fact where Punt and Kush or even Mt. Sinai of the Bible really was. We have constructed a good guess that combines recent archaeology and the nuraghi of the Shardana, as well as Ashkelon and Sybaris finds'. They join all the many things that archaeology has provided. The Hittites were Kelts and so were the descendants and/or Hatti ancestors of Sargon - Phoenicians (followers of Finn and the Fianna of Ireland). The record makes it clear it was more than just a battle in Ionia and the four hundred year Dark Ages that followed may well have something to do with a cessation of trade with places like the Americas. The walls of Jericho came down in the same year the walls of Miletus (the all important sons of ML or Mil) fell. It was 1200 B.C. per the archaeological record. The evidence for much of history as we have been taught it is pretty much limited to propagandists, and the Egyptologists quoted in National Geographic's April 2001 article by Rick Gore on the Pharaohs of the Sun correctly say anyone writing about Egypt is writing fiction at this time.

My research has continued to find support for MacDari in many meaningful ways but I can't say I am certain Ogham is the original language even though Marshacks lunar calendar and notations dated to 15 - 30,000 years ago in Iberian Spain are good evidence. Chanting and other spiritual art and symbols certainly pre-date any Kelt with the Haplogroup X genetic marker of this same time frame. The Mungo Man was not known to me when I got deeply involved in this exploration. This small hominid was thoroughly modern almost twice as long ago as Homo Sapiens sapiens. These people found in Australia may well have taught the Phoenicians a great deal and they may have been the pygmies who worked in the Upper Mississippi copper mines with their Phoenician 'brothers'. Barry Fell traces the skeletal remains of the pygmies of this North American region and the Mound Builders to S.E. Asia. They were more valuable than a ship load of gold in the court of Hatschepsut the Egyptian Pharaoh Queen of the pre-Trojan War era who is likely Hyksos herself.

This letter 'm' (Found in the Urumchi or Altaic regions near Ulan Bator which Col. Churchward said was a major Mu site.) and 'Mu' might show an Asian root but I recently found words from Lao Tzu to make me wonder. The Brotherhood was worldwide and I find exciting evidence almost every week to confirm it. Huna is the language of Hawaii where the Kahuna are able to walk on molten lava. Their knowledge is Druidic and a person who should know told me the last true Druids are there. Here we see the goddess 'An' or 'Anu' and the government and social norm is very egalitarian to this day. Reversing of Anu and adding the aspirant 'H' would tell us something if we cared to be speculative. This language was just made into an alphabet by Max Freedom Long in the last few decades. It is very spiritual and able to create Pineal 'buzz' and spiritual attunement just as chanting will achieve. Who can say how soon hominids began to dance and sing or chant? Perhaps even before we were hominid, just as we learned about what food was edible like animals including your pets know.

But no member of the elite club or 'Gods of Archaeology' will be seen writing about the existence of Mu and few even broach Atlantis in the last century. The facts are now over-whelming and we cannot provide them all in one book or even ten. There is an archaeological team in Tiahuanaco/Titicaca finally going underwater to look at Puma Puncu or whatever the fisherman have been tying their boats to for millennia. The canals here are like the ones in Pohnpei of the Pacific except they are miles above sea level. Recent research says the P yramids of Caral are a century older than the ones in Giza but we'll see that is questionable when we look more closely at Giza. We have mentioned the new site off the westernmost tip of Cuba that might have Luwian script of Cretan origin. All these sites are part of the worldwide civilization(s). All of them are more important than Thera. Yonaguni near Japan is now joined by another megalithic site nearby. It has a large human head in stone. Yonaguni could be 17,000 years old or as little as 7,000 but it hasn't been reported on in North America. This TV program did mention Cayce and Bimini but it didn't include the Bahamas or the excellent work of Andrew Collins that connects these to Cuba. I hear another TV program has done that recently.

Zimbabwe has similar stonework to the Aran Islands off the coast of Ireland and the motif in Zimbabwe looks a lot like the Greek symbol of jagged lines. Peru's flag includes a similar motif. The Zimbabwean wall may relate to the min es of Namihiacl dated to 45,000 years ago, which are located nearby, and the White Lady of Brandberg in her Minoan garb is there too. Who are the Tamils and Ainu related to? In fact the mere suggestion that there is any one site for Atlantis is part of the continuation of the Flat Earth pedagogy of the Catholic inspired Dark Ages and Inquisitions. Just ask Galileo how close he came to being burned if he wouldn't go along with the Monsters. These monsters are not at the edge of the earth - they still control it! Pope John Paul II is a good man who has done the right thing when he apologized for nearly 2000 years of heinous acts in 1999. He asks for forgiveness and renewal while no woman priest or bishop exists in his foul domain that sees them admitting they helped the Nazis get out of Germany to take over South America (Chomsky's general comment). They talk out of both sides of their orifices simultaneously. After they were forced to admit the Pope who never ex-communicated Hitler was involved in this Underground Railroad to South America they wrote a book making him appear to have saved Jews from concentration camps. It is all far too much to stomach, for me. Why aren't they taxed and who ever gave sovereign nations the right to make it so women can't be educated?

The egalitarian Kelts continued to support and enable their women in places like Ireland and the Romuva of Poland/Lithuania long after the Council of Carthage in 397 A.D. that formalized the scapegoating of women in this ugly monster that has perpetrated the most heinous acts known to man. They knew how to stop the plague but saw it 'fit' their 'sins and demons' feudal power grab. See the work of William of Rubruck as he visited The Khan in his Altaic region and saw them quarantine and clean after Marmots or black rats were in the area. It is now known this plague happened in cycles over many millennia. Paracelsus cured the town of Stertzing, Austria in 1524 while the North Ame rica remnants of the Brotherhood were dying by the millions. Why do cancer cures of long standing like pigs pancreases, or Wilhelm Reich's orgone energy go into the same flames that saw books burned at Kristallnacht? History is still repeating itself.

I think we can see the Mu Royal Family escutcheon on the cheek of the mummy we see with the red hair from the Tarim Basin. What does this mean? Was the Mu Royal family Red Heads too; just as those burned and winnowed to the wind at the graves of Osiris and other gods of similar origin throughout the Mediterranean during the Hyksos period (see Frazer's Golden Bough and the reports of Plutarch and others.)? Churchward said the white man came to Europe from North America's Mayax. In Prehistoric Worldwide Import of the Great Lakes we showed the Mississippi was the backbone of the ore trade. It was the most pure and empowering potential weapon or tool for the Brotherhood for many millennia. This nearly universal symbol of the sun with four primary forces has the added four secondary forces.

But what was the real insight Churchward drew his knowledge from and why have many of his factual representations been unverifiable? Even more importantly is the question of why his observations have borne such verifiable later proof; if he got his insight from the record of Lhasa who may appear as a king at the time of Solomon in South America. All the books of Churchward's research are not hidden in some Tibetan monastery. The zealous destruction of libraries like the Alexandrian one protected by the Gnostic Gaedhils whose 'brothers' in Ireland saw St. Patrick personally burn over 150 hand drawn books at places like Bangor is unforgivable. It is here that many early Christian saints were educated. It could also be a tattoo drawn on this person's face to signify death and prepare him for the afterlife where Mu now resides.

Now that we know humanity has been here for millions more years than we tho ught just a couple of years ago - will historians stop the cave man crap? Neolithic civilization was not 'primitive' or any more barbaric than the Roman Arena. Churchward is vindicated in his S. E. Asian Pacific culture even though the continent didn't exist. The land was inundated and the Yonaguni, Pohnpei and other artifacts of such a civilization do exist. The Flores Island artifacts of human hunting from 825,000 years ago greatly buffet his assertions as does the Mungo Man. No other archaeologist or historian has been able to find as much subsequent proof to support their theory, to my knowledge. However, he did not have all the facts we have today. Maybe the scholars who deny the existence of Yonaguni, or won't consider the Tiahuanaco precision earthquake resistant stonework that seems poured in place to make angles. Maybe they are right and I am stupid. I see no way to make sense of their history when I view the facts. I do know anything is possible and I will continue to see what it is they are saying beyond Europe is the Best and the Bible is the truth.

When I read Francis Fukayamas 'The End of History and The Last Man', I was shocked. To see a U.S. Policy Deputy who has moved up the ladder to the 'think tanks' talk about absolute religions. His open and forthright presentation bears the scrutiny of any intellectual and most average scholars would find it well-reasoned. It boils down to the same neo-Platonic 'top-down' Machiavellian management of people with little or no concern for empowerment of the soul and people. His title is ironic. We might well be facing just what it says. You must experience rage or revulsion. We all must act to throw out the nobility and bureaucrats who believe man can't aspire to the heavens and conquer inner space. This ethic of Brotherhood and the immortality of the soul was central to the Keltic Creed and the Indians (blood 'brothers') who counted coup to show their skill and respect for life. Machia velli stated the nobles should appeal to the basest urges of humanity. They have done this by fostering a 'trickle down' competitive Malthusian model of negativity called global materialism. Creative use of resources would make all people including the very rich - richer by far! We don't need interpreters for god - she is inside all things and especially the human soul.

Author of many books available at Lulu and World-Mysteries.com


Author:: Robert Baird
Keywords:: Atlantis, Plato, Iesa
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