Originally Posted by Aaron
That's an interesting theory, Russ. You may be right. This economic stimulus legislation will actually allow the federal government to control our economy. That is called fascism.




Originally Posted by Russ
Thursday, Friday, Saturday

What a week it's been.
They are starting to use their brains again as they are supposed to, dumb them down! They are starting to think about things more and actually might rebel to our plans, dumb them down! God forbid we have a clear mind and people who think for themselves nowadays, thats unheard of.
Thursday was horrible. The air at times was unbreathable.

Friday was horrible until evening when it cleared up and was clear except for a single hit at about 4am Saturday morning.

Saturday was clear until afternoon, when we were in Bangor (Maine) and it became fairly bad in the later afternoon and evening.

Late Saturday night and Sunday morning is was pretty clear.

So, it's been a real mixed bag.

The old pattern where weekends are much more mild has returned.

Interestingly, before and shortly after both bailout bills were being passed, spraying was unusually horrible before returning to normal, begging the question:

Is the anomalous spraying related to an attempt to keep people from opposing the bailout bills?

Remember, mercury makes people tired and apathetic. This is the reason I believe it's been used so extensively during the past 100 years. This is why people allow governments to pass outrageous draconian bills stripping people of their rights, taking their land and money, and accepting such insanely ridiculous belief systems as evolution.

Mercury has been key in the yellow-fringe takeover of the countries of the world.

"...For your merchants were the great men of the earth, for by your sorcery all the nations were deceived."

—Revelation 18:23

The word 'sorcery' (Strongs # 5331) in this passage is the Greek word 'pharmakeia' (far-mak-i'-ah). It is defined in Strong's Greek Dictionary of the New Testament as follows:

medication ("pharmacy")

Yep I agree 100 with you two, very good posts.

Last edited by Sean; 02/25/09 01:12 AM.

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