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It all speaks for itself. Just go and look.

He, they, won't go away. And that is a very good thing.

-Mike

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A true revolution is occurring. It's time to stand up for our Constitution and restore the republic!

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We will be treated all day by musicians, special guests, and performers. And the evening will afford a legendary speech by Dr. Ron Paul. This will be the most courageous moment of Dr. Paul's career. You won't want to miss it.

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Willie Nelson stated on the radio that he is wanting to organize a free concert for 9/11 truth, impeachment of Bush, and Iran War protest.

I think a focus on an Iran War protest would be the least controversial and cause it to grow into a total Woodstock 2008. I heard confirmation that Willie Nelson wants to have the broader appeal of an anti-war concert.

Willie Nelson is best known as an country music singer. He is popular for his farm aid activism in trying to save the family farm. He is also a good friend of Dennis Kucinich and recently an anti-war singer, in which he wrote an anti-war ballard for Dennis Kucinich.

I believe Willie Nelson's active involvement in family farms would yield a solution to 1999 Woodstock, low-priced organic prepared food and farmer's market.

I also heard confirmation that the concert would likely be held in Austin, Texas.

I think Willie Nelson at the age of 75 only gets better with age. His music rivals the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan. If it grew into a war protest concert, it could grow much larger than Willie Nelson himself.

It's influence on Obama would be monumental to transform him into a true leader of change rather than just another FISA-voting puppet of the New World Order.

Jesse Ventura, Dennis Kucinich, and Ron Paul would likely participate as well as some anti-war, 9/11 truth celebrities, such as the Sheens, Rosie O' Donnell, and others.

I can only speculate on other bands in attendance. I’ll leave that up to Willie Nelson. Here is the Farm Aid line-up if you want an idea of what it would look like...

* Willie Nelson
* John Mellencamp
* Neil Young
* Dave Matthews

Am I just California 'Dreaming or do you think something significant might happen?

Here is the latest press release on the subject...

Huge Anti-War Event With Willie, Ventura and Others in the Works

Here is the original press release...

Willie Nelson Announces 9/11, Anti-War Event on the Alex Jones Show

What has occurred in the U.S. during the past year is also taking its toll on New Zealand, a wee country with a population of 4.2 million. George & Dick have sent Condi here to meet with Helen Clark, our current PM & John Key, the National candidate for Prime Minister in November. (Personally, I believe Mr. Key is a most dubious character, seemingly connected to the backroom wheeling and dealing of centralised financial manipulations)

I didn't write the date of the following quoted thought, however, it must be fairly recent based on the topic of surging oil prices. In the next post above, the interview with Bill Moyers in January 2008 echoes a lot of this too.

It is a habit to always have pen and paper close by and inside a tee-niny notebook, I found this the other day:

The play on oil supply and price keeps our populations more stationary. Perhaps it is like breathing; exhaling quantity, speed, industrialisation, consumerism, expelled in scope and now the socio-economic, inward gasp will bring about controlled mobility. Will this will spurn more community focus, innovative thinking for the microcosm to flow with the macrocosm.?

Perhaps our universe is breathing in, in order to breathe out, to exhale a new energy, a new air to propel our spiral galaxy (and DNA) another leap forward. Maybe the astrophysical movement every 2200 years when we change astrological ages, the spiral of our galaxy, Earth's orbit, and our DNA turns one level higher and wider. Sort of like the way perspective and consciousness must grow in the individual.

I think if Obama or McCain take office (notice I didn't say if one is voted in), the world is in for the worst case scenario. I am not being pessimistic. Pragmatic, yes. I am an idealist at heart, and the country where I was born hangs on a precarious cliff. Only the people can rise up and push her back on the path.

And I don't say this because my insights happen to coincide with what is happening in the world now. I knew Hilary wouldn't make it, called that one in October 2007 while visiting the U.S. with about 6 witnesses around me. Whether I am right now remains to be seen. Hindsight is always 20/20 with a telescope :)

Now the words of Ron Paul, the man who needs to take the helm of the United States, and who the country and world needs to be sworn in as U.S. President in January.

Ron Paul's entire speech before the House:

Madam Speaker, I have, for the past 35 years, expressed my grave concern for the future of America. The course we have taken over the past century has threatened our liberties, security and prosperity. In spite of these long-held concerns, I have days–growing more frequent all the time–when I’m convinced the time is now upon us that some Big Events are about to occur. These fast-approaching events will not go unnoticed. They will affect all of us. They will not be limited to just some areas of our country. The world economy and political system will share in the chaos about to be unleashed.

Though the world has long suffered from the senselessness of wars that should have been avoided, my greatest fear is that the course on which we find ourselves will bring even greater conflict and economic suffering to the innocent people of the world–unless we quickly change our ways.

America, with her traditions of free markets and property rights, led the way toward great wealth and progress throughout the world as well as at home. Since we have lost our confidence in the principles of liberty, self reliance, hard work and frugality, and instead took on empire building, financed through inflation and debt, all this has changed. This is indeed frightening and an historic event.

The problem we face is not new in history. Authoritarianism has been around a long time. For centuries, inflation and debt have been used by tyrants to hold power, promote aggression, and pro vide bread and circuses for the people. The notion that a country can afford guns and butter with no significant penalty existed even before the 1960s when it became a popular slogan. It was then though, we were told the Vietnam War, and the massive expansion of the welfare state were not problems. The seventies proved that assumption wrong.

Today things are different from even ancient times or the 1970s. There is something to the argument that we are now a global economy. The world has more people and is more integrated due to modern technology, communications, and travel. If modern technology had been used to promote the ideas of liberty, free markets, sound money and trade, it would have ushered in a new golden age–a globalism we could accept.

Instead, the wealth and freedom we now enjoy are shrinking and rest upon a fragile philosophic infrastructure. It is not unlike the levies and bridges in our own country that our system of war and welfare has caused us to ignore.

I’m fearful that my concerns have been legitimate and may even be worse than I first thought. They are now at our doorstep. Time is short for making a course correction before this grand experiment in liberty goes into deep hibernation.

There are reasons to believe this coming crisis is different and bigger than the world has ever experienced. Instead of using globalism in a positive fashion, it’s been used to globalize all of the mistakes of the politicians, bureaucrats and central bankers.

Being an unchallenged sole superpower was never accepted by us with a sense of humility and respect. Our arrogance and aggressiveness have been used to promote a world empire backed by the most powerful army of history. This type of globalist intervention creates problems for all citizens of the world and fails to contribute to the well-being of the world’s populations. Just think how our personal liberties have been trashed here at home in the last decade.

The financial crisis, still in its early stages, is apparent to everyone: gasoline prices over $4 a gallon; skyrocketing education and medical-care costs; the collapse of the housing bubble; the bursting of the NASDAQ bubble; stock markets plunging; unemployment rising; massive underemployment; excessive government debt; and unmanageable personal debt. Little doubt exists as to whether we’ll get stagflation.

The question that will soon be asked is: When will the stagflation become an inflationary depression?

There are various reasons that the world economy has been globalized and the problems we face are worldwide. We cannot understand what we’re f acing without understanding fiat money and the long-developing dollar bubble.

There were several stages. From the inception of the Federal Reserve System in 1913 to 1933, the Central Bank established itself as the official dollar manager. By 1933, Americans could no longer own gold, thus removing restraint on the Federal Reserve to inflate for war and welfare.

By 1945, further restraints were removed by creating the Bretton-Woods Monetary System making the dollar the reserve currency of the world. This system lasted up until 1971. During the period between 1945 and 1971, some restraints on the Fed remained in place. Foreigners, but not Americans, could convert dollars to gold at $35 an ounce. Due to the excessive dollars being created that system came to an end in 1971. It’s the post Bretton-Woods system that was responsible for globalizing inflation and for generating a gigantic worldwide dollar bubble. That bubble is now bursting, and we’re seeing what it’s like to suffer the consequences of the many previous economic errors.

Ironically in these past 35 years, we have benefited from this very flawed system. Because the world accepted dollars as if they were gold, we only had to counterfeit more dollars, spend them overseas (indirectly encouraging our jobs to go overseas as well) and enjoy unearned prosperity. Those who took our dollars and gave us goods and services were only too anxious to loan those dollars back to us. This allowed us to export our inflation and delay the consequences we now are starting to see.

But it was never destined to last, and now we have to pay the piper. Our huge foreign debt must be paid or liquidated. Our entitlements are coming due just as the world has become more reluctant to hold dollars. The consequence of that decision is price inflation in this country–and that’s what we are witnessing today. Already price inflation overseas is even higher than here at home as a consequence of foreign central banks’ willingness to monetize our debt.

Printing dollars over long periods of time may not immediately push prices up–yet in time it always does. Now we’re seeing catch-up for past inflating of the monetary supply. As bad as it is today with $4 a gallon gasoline, this is just the beginning. It’s a gross distraction to hound away at drill, drill, drill as a solution to the dollar crisis and high gasoline prices. Its okay to let the market increase supplies and drill, but that issue is a gross distraction from the sins of deficits and Federal Reserve monetary shenanigans.

This bubble is different and bigger for another reason. The central banks of the world secretly collude to centrally plan the world economy. I’m convinced that agreements among central banks to monetize U.S. debt these past 15 years have existed, although secretly and out of the reach of any oversight of anyone–especially the U.S. Congress that doesn’t care, or just flat doesn’t understand. As this gift to us comes to an end, our problems worsen. The central banks and the various governments are very powerful, but eventually the markets overwhelm when the people who get stuck holding the bag (of bad dollars) catch on and spend the dollars into the economy with emotional zeal, thus igniting inflationary fever.

This time–since there are so many dollars and so many countries involved–the Fed has been able to paper over every approaching crisis for the past 15 years, especially with Alan Greenspan as Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, which has allowed the bubble to be come history’s greatest.

The mistakes made with excessive credit at artificially low rates are huge, and the market is demanding a correction. This involves excessive debt, misdirected investments, over-investments, and all the other problems caused by the government when spending the money they should never have had. Foreign militarism, welfare handouts and $80 trillion entitlement promises are all coming to an end. We don’t have the money or the wealth-creating capacity to catch up and care for all the needs that now exist because we rejected the market economy, sound money, self reliance and the principles of liberty.

Since the correction of all this misallocation of resources is necessary and must come, one can look for some good that may come as this Big Event unfolds.

There are two choices that people can make. Th e one choice that is unavailable to us is to limp along with the status quo and prop up the system with more debt, inflation and lies. That won’t happen.

One of the two choices, and the one chosen so often by government in the past is that of rejecting the principles of liberty and resorting to even bigger and more authoritarian government. Some argue that giving dictatorial powers to the President, just as we have allowed him to run the American empire, is what we should do. That’s the great danger, and in this post-911 atmosphere, too many Americans are seeking safety over freedom. We have already lost too many of our personal liberties already. Real fear of economic collapse could prompt central planners to act to such a degree that the New Deal of the 30’s might look like Jefferson ’s Declaration of Independence.

The more the government is allowed to do in taking over a nd running the economy, the deeper the depression gets and the longer it lasts. That was the story of the 30s and the early 40s, and the same mistakes are likely to be made again if we do not wake up.

But the good news is that it need not be so bad if we do the right thing. I saw Something Big happening in the past 18 months on the campaign trail. I was encouraged that we are capable of waking up and doing the right thing. I have literally met thousands of high school and college kids who are quite willing to accept the challenge and responsibility of a free society and reject the cradle-to-grave welfare that is promised them by so many do-good politicians.

If more hear the message of liberty, more will join in this effort. The failure of our foreign policy, welfare system, and monetary policies and virtually all government solutions are so readily apparent, it doesn’t take that much convincing. But the positive message of how freedom works and why it’s possible is what is urgently needed.

The so called good that government claims it can deliver is always achieved at the expense of someone One of the best parts of accepting self reliance in a free society is that true personal satisfaction with one’s own life can be achieved. This doesn’t happen when the government assumes the role of guardian, parent or provider, because it eliminates a sense of pride. But the real problem is the government can’t provide the safety and freedom.

It’s a failed system and the young people know it. Restoring a free society doesn’t eliminate the need to get our house in order and to pay for the extravagant spending. But the pain would not be long-lasting if we did the right things, and best of all the empire would have to end for financial reasons. Our wars would stop, the attack on civil liberties would cease, and prosperity would return. The choices are clear: it shouldn’t be difficult, but the big event now unfolding gives us a great opportunity to reverse the tide and resume the truly great American Revolution started in 1776.

Opportunity knocks in spite of the urgency and the dangers we face.

Let’s make Something Big Is Happening be the discovery that freedom works and is popular and the big economic and political event we’re witnessing is a blessing in disguise.

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However, I hate to inform the people, Obama is merely a puppet of the New World Order. He voted for FISA. His popularity is disturbing. And you wonder how America will get stuck with even more centralized bank, the Amero, and be governed by international bankers even more directly, the North American Union funded by a carbon tax?

The silver lining is that we won't need false flag terror attacks to continue the destruction of individual and national sovereignty. We'll just need a rock star to lead the useless feeders into the concentration camps for extermination.

You think he'll bring change and hope? We know what happens to those people: JFK and MLK. Congress is our only hope for change.

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In other news, Ron Paul's plane almost crashed along with 6 other Congressmen from Texas. I can't believe that the CIA wants Ron Paul dead. He is no JFK or MLK. He is a lonely voice in Congress. They'll do nothing but bring attention to how corrupt our system is and send up red flags to the rest of Congress if they kill Ron Paul. They'll have to kill Dennis Kucinich as well. And the protests will rise.

Willie Nelson is organizing a 9/11 truth concert with Alex Jones. They would also address impeachment of Bush and protest the current Iraq War and an Iran War. An Iran War would be the nail in the coffin to our economy. 

People I would like to see at such an event: Jesse Ventura, Dennis Kucinich, Ron Paul, Rosie O'Donnell, Michael Moore, Charlie Sheen, Aimee Allen,  Blink 182 Tom DeLonge, and Heather Thomas. I'd expect there are some good rock and rap bands and other celebrities who would be interested.

On second thought, maybe such an event wouldn't be a good idea. It would tempt the CIA too much to launch a biological/chemical attack by terrorists. Then again, if Willie Nelson handed out free gas masks, that would make a good statement for the media to cover.

The Korean War is to the Iraq War that the Vietnam War is to the Iran War. I think we might have Woodstock 2008 in the making. History does repeat itself.

--jeepndesert

Ron Paul talks about the bailout out of the housing industry and how it really just destroys the dollar and adds enormously to the debt.

Also, slipped into the bill, was the stipulation that ALL credit card transactions must now be reported to the IRS.

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According to Prisonplanet.com there is a huge 9/11, anti-war event/concernt being planned. [1]  My guess is that there will not be many recording artists lining up to participate.  Even the more provative, political progressive artists have been ominously silent over the last eight years.  It is shocking when you think about it.    In one poll only 16 percent of Americans believe that the Bush Administration is telling the truth about 9/11. [2]  If those number hold true, you would certainly think there would be more recording artists would be stepping up to the plate.

My guess is that after Obama is officially coronated they will be coming out of the woodwork to talk about how outspoken they were during the dark days of the Bush Administration.   It is all about the climate of fear and everyone wanting to protect their paychecks. 

You have to applaud Willie Nelson for his courage.  But, really you get the impression, Willie don't give a damn what anyone thinks.  So, I hope the event is a success, but I am doubtful about the ability to bring in the supporting cast to unsure it gets maximum exposure.

1. http://www.prisonplanet.com/huge-anti-war-event-with-willie-ventura-and-others-in-the-works.html
2. http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/October2006/141006poll.htm

The stock market seemed to realise that Thursday, from the get-go, and the selling started on the opening bell, and ground or plunged lower all day to the close. With Democrats and socialist-Republicans ruling Congress, and with a $10 trillion dollar public debt, the U.S. Dollar is being thrown to the jackals. (Silverwolf obviously can't say "thrown to the wolves", as that would be an insult to the refinement of our temperament.)

Poor Ron Paul. He sees everything so clearly, he states it so plainly; and so many people are sucking off the system in one form or another, that they will never admit that they are the problem. Congressman Frank, and all the Democrats on the House Finance Committee, and Senator Schumer and all the Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee, are so pathetic and feeble in their understanding of economics, that America has been condemned to another massive erosion of the value of the dollar, and another massive push upwards in inflation for the necessities of living in the near future. We will see $4 a pound apples. The dollar is being held together with spit and bailing wire, but the cohesor is not the honest poor farmer of Okie, or the Salinas Valley in the 30's, but the highly-paid corporate legislator, or university-trained economist, who gets several dollars for every syllable flapping from their constantly flapping lips. Listen to a complete hearing of one of the Finance Committees some time, if you can  manage to keep down your vegan muck concurrently, as Silverwolf has trained himself to do.

Thrown in for good measure in the Bill, is the provision that all credit card transactions must now be reported to the IRS. And you thought those "Liberals" in the Democratic Party, like Peter DeFazio, who constantly harps on the "tax cuts for the rich" as being the sole cause of all our economic problems, but never mentions lack of spending cuts as the true culprit (and why are we still defending Europe and Japan? Are they too poor to pay for their defence, or just too cheap?) --- you thought those liberal-Democrats cared about your freedom?. Well the rich have been able to avoid taxes for decades by buying munis, so while it sounds great to the canaille in the streets to "tax the rich", the fact is that the bills and laws are written so the rich can dodge the tax, and pass the bill onto the "middle class", those "more fortunate folk" who must slave night and day to support the welfare collectors, pension collectors, and government employees, as well as all those contractors in the subsidized so-called "free markets" of military procurement, medicare payments, pharmo-pill gougers, the mis-education system, and the space program. The effect of this Bill will be to keep home prices beyond the reach of the poorest Americans, making sure the price never falls to a level where a working man could buy one, without tying himself down as a wage-slave for 30 years. Thanks, Democrats DeFazio et al. Well, at least the credit card reporting provision will decimate the adult film rental business.

One voice, standing against all these corporate looters --- the lonely voice of Ron Paul. That so many have admired that courageous stand has driven his support from 1% to 20% of America in a year. It's no wonder that John Rothmann described Paul's candidacy for the presidency as a dismal failure. A miracle must be described as mundane nothingness by socialists and Bi-Partisan collectivists.

Tighten your belt America, and prepare to eat like a Silverwolf in the wild.

Hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwww! --- Silverwolf

I will continue to write about the same things. But perhaps more often. More efficiently, and more clearly. I will broaden the horizons as well. 

I hope my readers, like Demosthenes, will follow me to my new site, and new ones will discover it as well.

The site is now the title, which is much easier and is a much more credible title:

http://unbent.wordpress.com/

He says, "If the Fed doesn't create money out of thin air—and they do it mostly to accommodate the deficits—that would restore the soundness of the dollar and give us our purchasing power back [...]You know this idea that we can create a secret bank and they manage things and rarely tell us—or Congress or the Executive Branch—what they're really doing, there's a problem there. I can't even go to a monetary policy board meeting of the Federal Reserve, and I'm on the Banking Committee of the U.S. Congress. I want open government, and certainly the Fed ought to be open. But it's an institution that really shouldn't exist. [Its financing] allows Big Government to get bigger without being responsible. And that's why we have runaway spending for both warfare and welfare.

Ron Paul goes on to talk about Austrian economics and cites Ludwig von Mises, A. Hayek, and Hans Sennholz. Learn more here.

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Stuart Varney interviews Ron Paul after voting on "housing bailout package".
source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,390241,00.html

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Ron Paul: The Mother Of All Bailouts

Marc Faber: FED is totally ineffective and inept organization

Louis T. McFadden (1876-1936): An American Hero by Richard C. Cook

Saving bankers while home owners fail by Mumia Abu-Jamal

World Prout Assembly: Monetary Policy with Richard C. Cook

Federal Reserve

The Economy Sucks and or Collapse

Russia is said to be considering the use of bases in Cuba as a refuelling point for its nuclear bombers, in a move reminiscent of the 1962 missile crisis.