How can we take it back?
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But a new report from the University of Massachusetts Amherst Political Economy Research Institute documents how a key Sanders proposal - a tax on Wall Street speculation -would bring at least $300 billion a year in new revenues from those who can most afford to pay it for the critical reforms the country so desperately needs.
http://www.alternet.org/election-20...ld-raise-300-billion-and-create-millions-jobs
The Tobin tax is back!!!
http://www.alternet.org/election-20...ld-raise-300-billion-and-create-millions-jobs
The Tobin tax is back!!!
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Speculations should be taxed just as other wall street earnings should be taxed at a much higher rate.
http://www.alternet.org/economy/why-super-rich-pay-taxes-much-tinier-fraction-their-income-you-do
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Well, boys, there is a plan!!!
Here are a couple of links to show you what I mean.
I do not know how they came to the conclusion that the square root of one percent is enough to change, through meditation, the global level of violence. That is 8,660 people out of a global population of 7.5 billion.
Corey : Yeah. They’ve gone through — I can’t tell you how many scientist and regular people have been murdered to keep the knowledge of our co-creative consciousness away from humanity.
And the Rand Corporation did a study of, I believe, 7,000 people under one roof, meditating. And worldwide, they dropped terrorism and crime by like 71%.
George: That’s huge. And it works.
Corey : Ah, yes.
George: We’ve done experiments on "Coast to Coast" Corey and we’ve made it rain when it wasn’t supposed to by concentrating on different efforts. Lynne McTaggart, with her field research, had crime dropped in Washington DC and did an experiment with a "Coast to Coast" audience. It works.
Corey : Yeah. This is THE power; the power of consciousness is THE power that they used against us, THE power that we can use to overthrow them. And they are not going to want us to be using love and forgiveness.
These are not concepts, these are not tools, of the Cabal. So, I can see where a lot of people are going to think that, and may want to believe that. I’m playing devil’s advocate.
I’ve seen the abilities to mess with people’s mind, to make them think they’ve seen things, to believe things. And I know some incredible things are possible.
http://www.spherebeingalliance.com/blog/transcript-beyond-belief-shadows-of-the-cabal.html
Meditation has the potential to literally transform the world. In 1978, what is known as the “Maharishi Effect” took place when a group of 7000 individuals over the course of 3 weeks were meditating in hopes of positively effecting the surrounding city. They were able to literally transform the collective energy of the city which reduced global crime rates, violence, and casualties during the times of their meditation by an average of 16%. Suicide rates and automobile accidents also were reduced with all variables accounted for. In fact, there was a 72% reduction in terrorist activity during the times at which this group was meditation.
Almost 50 studies have been done further confirming the benefits of global meditation and it’s direct impact on everything in the world, even so far as to have the results published in the Journal of Crime and Justice in 1981. We know meditation has endless health and psychological benefits, but it is now being explored by politics and sociology because of its undeniable energetic impact.
http://in5d.com/proof-that-group-meditation-can-change-the-world/
It is thought that the formula to change the entire planet by changing one’s own energy is simply this: the square root of one percent of the population. That means if approximately 800 people of the world’s current population were to practice changing their energy fields in a positive way, then the whole world would experience more peace and happiness.
http://howtoexitthematrix.com/2016/03/25/navigating-unseen-currents-of-energy-that-surround-us/
To my knowledge, there has been no event where a critical mass of people have gathered to affect world politics. But there is a campaign going on ...
(Disclaimer: I have got no idea whether this will work. I am only copying and pasting, playing the role of messenger.)
[video=youtube;zksbyUofgK0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zksbyUofgK0[/video]
It is still of the utmost importance for as many people a possible to join our Weekly Meditation each Sunday. The light forces have instructed us to change Weekly Liberation Meditation into Weekly Event Meditation to change focus from the process of liberation into manifesting the Event as soon as possible.
This meditation helps the Light forces to ground the energy of Light on the surface of the planet to strengthen the Light grid which is needed to speed up the process of compression breakthrough. Number of people doing that meditation is the single most influential factor within the power of the surface human population for speeding up the timing of the Event.
We are always doing this meditation at 7 pm GMT each Sunday, regardless of winter / summer time. You can convert 7 pm GMT to your local time zone here:
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/convert_time_in_UTC.aspx
http://prepareforchange.net/participate/weekly-event-meditation-instructions/
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Regarding my previous post, violence is how we are being controlled. What is missing on our planet is the ability to use Sacred Geometry. That is what had been hidden from us by our rulers, the Looneynati. That is what we will regain after Full Disclosure.
UPDATE, NEXT MORNING: A COMMENT ON THE TALK
In this comment, Mark Jeffrey articulated something almost everyone was saying in their own words as they saw these talks:
David --
I attended your Ascension talk Monday night in person ... Very regrettably, I had to leave after the first two hours for work, but I was relieved to be able to purchase the rest of the talk streaming online.
I've now watched the entire material several times over now, truly incredible.
The key to everything in physics is sacred geometry, that is the Rosetta stone we've been missing: amazing, Tesla-quality thinking.
I wish I could have stayed and met you in person ... but this comment will have to suffice.
I have read all your books, watched most of your Gaia material, but my girlfriend had not been exposed to any of "my Ancient Aliens guy" material directly before I made her attend as well -- and she was blown away, asking me tons of questions over the next few days.
Really, really spectacular work dude -- both in concept and making simple explanations out of it all. I'm out here cheering you on, pleasure to e-meet you!!!!
Stay strong. - Mark
http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1195-partial-disclosure
UPDATE, NEXT MORNING: A COMMENT ON THE TALK
In this comment, Mark Jeffrey articulated something almost everyone was saying in their own words as they saw these talks:
David --
I attended your Ascension talk Monday night in person ... Very regrettably, I had to leave after the first two hours for work, but I was relieved to be able to purchase the rest of the talk streaming online.
I've now watched the entire material several times over now, truly incredible.
The key to everything in physics is sacred geometry, that is the Rosetta stone we've been missing: amazing, Tesla-quality thinking.
I wish I could have stayed and met you in person ... but this comment will have to suffice.
I have read all your books, watched most of your Gaia material, but my girlfriend had not been exposed to any of "my Ancient Aliens guy" material directly before I made her attend as well -- and she was blown away, asking me tons of questions over the next few days.
Really, really spectacular work dude -- both in concept and making simple explanations out of it all. I'm out here cheering you on, pleasure to e-meet you!!!!
Stay strong. - Mark
http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1195-partial-disclosure
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I think that violence plays a major part.. but not as much as subversion and deception.
I doubt that, and I also think that 'full disclosure' is a fairy tale.
Sacred Geometry is utilised by those in the know, mainly for ritualistic purposes.
Thanks to the internet, anyone who wants to be in the know can be in the know.
It's what you do with that 'know' which counts.
What exactly are we going to do with sacred geometry? And who is going to do it?
Don't get me wrong, I commend the work of people such as Bruce Cathie .. But to make change we need agency, and no amount of bullshit new age mumbo jumbo is going to grant us that agency.
Tony Benn once said that when it come's to the point of protest, you have already lost the case you were protesting for.
We must learn to organise as effectively as those who love war.
And believe me, we have little idea how organised these people are... Scratched the surface have we only.
I think our most effective course of action will be by outing the cunts in the political pedophilia game - which is pretty much all of the bastards.
The can of worms in that regard, has only just been opened.
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Why wouldn't they just say 10% instead of the round about way of saying the square root of 1%? It seems like they are hiding something right off the bat.
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Disgusting.
The 25 highest-earning hedge fund managers in America brought home a collective $12.94 billion in 2015, according to the latest "rich list" from Institutional Investor's Alpha.
This is, as I've written previously, more than the collective earnings of every kindergarten teacher in America combined (about $8.6 billion, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Five of the 25 people on the list earned above the $135 million threshold needed for inclusion even though the funds they managed lost money.
This works because hedge fund managers are typically compensated on the basis of a "2 and 20" system, in which they earn a 20 percent share of the fund's profits but also charge a management fee equal to 2 percent of the total assets under management.
That 2 percent fee makes it possible to earn a hefty sum even if the fund loses money – though in the long run a fund that consistently loses money will presumably lose customers.
The hedge fund industry is often a subject of political controversy because some managers benefit from a tax loophole known as "carried interest" that lets them pay taxes at the preferential capital gains tax rate.
Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, and Hillary Clinton (and Barack Obama, for that matter) have all in one way or another proposed closing this loophole, though actual hedge fund managers note that fewer of them benefit from carried interest than politicians seem to believe and it's in many ways a bigger deal for the venture capital industry.
A new front in possible political controversy comes from a mid-April report by the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), a council of federal financial regulators, which suggested that debt-financed investment in the hedge fund sector could be a source of systemic risk in the future.
Unlike investment banks, hedge funds are largely exempt from prudential regulation under the existing legal framework – indeed, a hedge fund is largely defined by operating in a non-regulated space – and FSOC did not put forward a specific proposal to change that.
But its discussion paper is a sign that regulators are growing worried that as bank regulation grows stricter more problems are leaking over into the unregulated sector, and federal authorities are considering ideas for a crackdown.
25 hedge fund managers earned more last year
than every kindergarten teacher in America
than every kindergarten teacher in America
The 25 highest-earning hedge fund managers in America brought home a collective $12.94 billion in 2015, according to the latest "rich list" from Institutional Investor's Alpha.
This is, as I've written previously, more than the collective earnings of every kindergarten teacher in America combined (about $8.6 billion, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics).
This works because hedge fund managers are typically compensated on the basis of a "2 and 20" system, in which they earn a 20 percent share of the fund's profits but also charge a management fee equal to 2 percent of the total assets under management.
That 2 percent fee makes it possible to earn a hefty sum even if the fund loses money – though in the long run a fund that consistently loses money will presumably lose customers.
The hedge fund industry is often a subject of political controversy because some managers benefit from a tax loophole known as "carried interest" that lets them pay taxes at the preferential capital gains tax rate.
Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, and Hillary Clinton (and Barack Obama, for that matter) have all in one way or another proposed closing this loophole, though actual hedge fund managers note that fewer of them benefit from carried interest than politicians seem to believe and it's in many ways a bigger deal for the venture capital industry.
A new front in possible political controversy comes from a mid-April report by the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), a council of federal financial regulators, which suggested that debt-financed investment in the hedge fund sector could be a source of systemic risk in the future.
Unlike investment banks, hedge funds are largely exempt from prudential regulation under the existing legal framework – indeed, a hedge fund is largely defined by operating in a non-regulated space – and FSOC did not put forward a specific proposal to change that.
But its discussion paper is a sign that regulators are growing worried that as bank regulation grows stricter more problems are leaking over into the unregulated sector, and federal authorities are considering ideas for a crackdown.
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Moral convictions have no $ value.
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When one person’s moral conviction is another person’s discrimination or justification thereof they should be ostracized as society sees fit...which most of the time these days is - nothing.
But that is beside the point.
In other words - don’t let your morals get in the way of doing the right thing.
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The way that is phrased doesn't make sense to me. If they thought it was the right thing it would be morally right. Are they supposed to do what you feel is right against their own morals?
I didn't think taking their money would make them change but ostracization might work in some cases. Overall I think they would just see themselves as the 300, the last stand, the last hope to saving Christianity from a country falling away from God.
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I think he's making a distinction between one's individual moral values and the social group's collective moral values that they may belong to. So if you're a Christian but you disagree with the church's stance against homosexuality you should hold to your own convictions and not capitulate to those of your group.
Though it's still problematic when they truly believe homosexuality is wrong and it only encourages them to not be persuaded by social ostracism or group consensus. It's essentially the same as it already is; don't discriminate unless you think they deserve to be socially ostracized because of their moral views. We all discriminate against others in some form or another with varying degrees of justification.
It does seem to express some inherent trust in the rationality of human thought which I think it misplaced as most controversies and disagreements stem from political opinions and ideologies that have very little to do with rational thought or facts. They are based on the opinion of how things "should" be which can't be defined or quantified.