A Brooklyn woman who was wounded by a stray bullet then held by the New York City Police Department for five days has announced plans to file suit against the city for $5 million. Takesha Griffin was struck in the leg by a stray bullet a block from her apartment on September 3. Her friend drove her to a nearby…

All eyes are on military veteran Scott Olsen as he goes into surgery after injuries at Occupy Oakland, by the local police on orders from the Mayor, left him with fractured skull and swelling of the brain.

 The Oakland Police Department…

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New Plan Allows College Grads to Cap Student Loan Repayments

The Obama administration outlined a new effort Tuesday to help college graduates struggling to pay off student loans. A key part of the plan will allow college graduates to cap their federal student loan repayments at 10 percent of their discretionary income starting in January, two years before the cap was due to take effect under federal law. Outstanding…

Far beyond the ordinary perceptual world is a loving world filled with rainbow existing beyond the realms of fear and 3D linear consciousness. Many beings exist in these other worldly places. Transparent planets exist amongst multiple suns and golden waters. Rainbow cities are everywhere. Here it is seen that the vibration of rainbow is in everything.

Humans can come here and receive spiritual rejuvenation, infusions of love and deep visions. Partaking of the Rain bow Love usually…

In the last six years, I have devoted myself entirely to general theological studies.

I researched all known religions, including the oldest ...

But since very young, was always present, learning and improving my mediumship ....

Today especially not follow any of the religions, because I do know the essence of each of these.

Among some conclusions, I can say for sure ...

Money does not come from God. Money apart, decriminalize, it oppresses.

Sex, the largest…

source material: http://www.nasrinsafai.com/2011newsletters/october-2011/

October 2011

Dear Friends,

I offer my love and gratitude to Mother Earth, Goddess Gaia and all of you for…

Anticipated by doomsayers as a potentially catastrophic event, Comet Elenin traversed the closest point in its trajectory around Earth (35,000km) early Sunday morning just before sunrise. But save for a few keen observers and astronomers, this went largely unnoticed.

When discovered by astronomer Leonid Elenin in December 2010,…

The Colorado State Patrol said 23 people were arrested as police in riot gear moved into the Occupy Denver camp in front of the Colorado Capitol early this morning to dismantle tents and remove debris.

The initial order to disperse came shortly before 3 a.m., but arrests weren't made until after 6 a.m.

Cpt. Jeff Goodwin of the Colorado State Patrol said…

  For an October revolution, dress warm. That's the word going out - politely - on the Web to rally street protests on Saturday around the globe from New Zealand to Alaska via London, Frankfurt, Washington and, of course, New York, where the past month's …

National Unemployment Rate Holds with More than 14 Million Out of Work



The nation’s official unemployment rate held steady at 9.1 percent in September as more than 14 million Americans remained out of work. In September, 103,000 jobs were created, but economists say employers need to create about 200,000 jobs a month for a year to bring the jobless rate down by a percentage point. They need to add about 125,000 jobs…

By Leah Trabich

In the past, the main thrust of the Holocaust/Genocide Project's magazine, An End To Intolerance, has been the genocides that occurred in history and outside of the United States. Still, what we mustn't forget is that mass killing of Native Americans occurred in our own country. As a result, bigotry…