angels

[d0kdr]

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vampirehunterz/

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what the hell?
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"I understand that fear is my friend, but not always. Never turn your back on fear. It should always be in front of you, like a thing that might have to be killed."

[rainbowbeamer]

If not you blow this completely away in you frame of reference.

Trancendence by getting high is an example of abstractive experience and thinking - you notice how your thoughts perk up and "unusual" relationships are experienced?

Follow Anointing Oils trail (no one trail to follow, same end result when all associations are brought back to concrete reality again - the brainstorms > a refined understanding), run into this .............

http://truthaboutthejewishtalmud.blogspot.com/2006/10/truthaboutthejewishtalmud.html

[zero]

Am I missing a saterical point here?

I get the strange feeling this is somehow serious.

I repeat. What the hell?
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"I understand that fear is my friend, but not always. Never turn your back on fear. It should always be in front of you, like a thing that might have to be killed."

[rainbowbeamer]

Seems because blessing's ancient meaning is covering in blood, we evolved somewhat slow and too incompetely from a real cannabilistic past.

Energy theifs addicts are so to say. "Gonna bite your neck and suck your blood".

Oldest monkeys all get real worked up brutalizing each other and then eat the endorphin rich remains ... "partying" in the way past.

Just like fire was noticed and employed by a pioneering thinker, eventualy moved fire forward in evolution. And so the idea of "just saying no" to flesh endorphins occured to some new thinkers and lots were moved to eat bread and wine incanted to be flesh and blood. This was a evolutionary step socially.

Oils, incense and then wine (often laced with other things) seem to be the middle somewhere where the endorphin releasers were to be found in safer venues.

Life demands endorphins (think runners high, sex, chocolate), irrepressable addictions made occultists. Satanistic practises just an old tired throwback, smoking ice is space age technology to satisfy the need to release endorphins they can use untill the overcoming of addiction is possible or moved to even safer stuff. Lots of rest is recommended today in mental health, stop the stimulation monsters in us some, but not all.

Power and control the new endorphin releasers for irepressibly addicted, not to cool, leads to war without eating the flesh that is laced with endorphins. A real waste.

Sobriety is useless, a beer will fix anything and a is devine. Denying the endorpin fix is also unnatural as we are designed. Safer ways are always trying to be developed. But it is not going well. The power and controls of the law are more acts of addicted then acts of thought to get freedoms to get your endorpins. The mob is all over this endorphin thing, selling blackmarket, it is so in demand and then all the greed for the money and power for Don Whoever and all else wacked for it. Lots of tangental ideas there.

I'm at a third grade level here but real Phd's will catch clues. Most other will run to safety calling me insane. That is the way they hide their uninformed selves and maintain their safety in the heard just doing the current accepted whatever thinking, acting, persecuting and waiting to be told what to do or do nothing all the while being a real kiss butt.

Cannabis is a sacrament and medicine. Oils have a tradition very similar and Hash also. A truth is out there but only to scholars, otherwise someone is try to leapfrog someone else for it all, to themselves, act so Holy in your face. Hipocracy for sure.

So no real conclusions in any of my work, just leaving mile markers for the scholar to get more lift for their ideas and refinements will follow.

What the Hell is right !!!
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[rainbowbeamer]

Jews, Ritual Murder, Misc

http://www.fsumonitor.com/stories/news970818a.shtml

http://www.yale.edu/yup/books/047460.htm

http://www.jomiller.com/personal/violence.html

http://www.heretical.co.uk/jews1290.html

http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/Courses/hist100.81/rma.html

http://www.islamzine.com/ideologies/zionism/jrm

http://fos4.users3.50megs.com/JRM/jrm_intro.htm
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[rainbowbeamer]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6808674918191334160&q=vampire+hunter+d&hl=en
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[rainbowbeamer]

A small women's a real target. Small yes, strong yes, but not as strong as a man.

Why is man stronger - to kill her, surprize, not! It is to amplify the womans strenght and keep the family having fun.

What the heck is going on - we got ideas - and my Fifth dimension friends are very soon to come through and fix it. You Earthlings for the most part are tooo much to leave on your own and be counted on to protect others. You will be lucky if you live through our returning to Earth for repairs (comments from the Fifth dimension - never forget histories lessons - the mysterious crystal skulls - mysteriuos to WHO !!!)

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/search_results.html?query=crystal+skull&x=4&y=11

http://www.lifegem.com/secondary/LifeGemFAQ2006.aspx


Punished for Being Female



New York Times
November 2, 2006
Op-Ed Columnist
Punished for Being Female

By BOB HERBERT

Bride burnings, honor killings, female infanticide, sex trafficking, mass rape
as a weapon of war and many other hideous forms of violence against women are
documented in a report released last month by the United Nations.

The report, a compilation of many studies from around the world, should have
been seen as the latest dispatch from that permanent world war â¤" the war
against women all over the planet. Instead, the news media greeted its shocking
contents with a collective yawn.

The war analogy is not an overstatement. In many parts of the world, men beat,
torture, rape and kill women with impunity. In
Ciudad Juárez, a Mexican city on
the Texas border, 300 to 400 women have been murdered over the past several
years. Many were raped and mutilated. The widespread belief that punishment for
these crimes was unlikely was a ⤦key factor�
in their occurrence, the report
said.

Each year thousands of wives in India are murdered and maimed â¤" many of them
doused with kerosene and set ablaze â¤" by husbands dissatisfied by the size of
their dowries or angry about their wives�
behavior. In Ethiopia, the abduction
and rape of young girls is a commonplace way to obtain a bride. In many
instances the parents agree to the marriage, believing that the raped child is
no longer fit to marry anyone else.

In Pakistan, a woman cannot legally prove that she was raped unless four
⤦virtuous� Muslim men testify that they witnessed the attack. Without those
four witnesses, the woman herself is vulnerable to prosecution for fornication
or adultery.

While it�s undoubtedly true that men maim and kill other men in astonishing
numbers, what I�m talking about here is the way that women, by the millions,
are systematically targeted for attack because they are women.

In some cases the sexual violence comes in vast, sickening waves. Just think,
for example, of Darfur, Congo, Sudan and the former Yugoslavia. As the report
noted, ⤦The incidence of violence against women in armed conflict,
particularly sexual violence, including rape, has
been increasingly acknowledged
and documented.�

More than 130 million girls and women are living with the consequences of
genital mutilation, and many
others have died from this barbaric practice.
Jessica Neuwirth, the president of
Equality Now, an international women�s rights organization, said, ⤦Everyone
who�s been cut knows someone who died from the cutting. They die from
bleeding, or later from infection, or sometime later in life they have enormous
health problems.�

The litany of serious abuses against women and girls can seem endless: child
marriages, forced marriages, kidnapping and forced prostitution, sex slavery.
According to the U.N. report, ⤦A study in India estimated that prenatal sex
selection and infanticide have accounted for half a million missing girls per
year for the past two decades.�

The most common form of serious abuse against women and girls around the globe
is violence by intimate partners. Huge percentages of female murder victims,
even in such developed countries as Australia, Canada, Israel and the United
States, are killed by current or former husbands or boyfriends.

A study of young, female murder victims in the U.S. found that homicide was the
second leading cause of death for girls 15 to 18,
and that 78 percent of all the
homicide victims in the study had been killed by an acquaintance or intimate
partner.

The U.N. report tells us what we should already have concluded: that this
pervasive violence against women, ⤦whether perpetrated by the state and its
agents, or by family members or strangers, in the public or private sphere, in
peacetime or in times of conflict,� is unacceptable.

Not only are we not doing enough to counter this wholesale destruction of the
lives of so many women and girls, we�re not
even paying close attention. There
are women�s movements in even the smallest countries fighting against the
violence and other forms of abuse. But they are underfunded and get very little
support from those in a position to help. (Even
in Afghanistan under the Taliban
there were women who ran underground schools, and girls who risked their lives
to go to them.)

There was a time when activists cried out for our consciousness to be raised.
It�s not too late. We can start by recognizing that the systematic
subordination and brutalization of women and
girls around the world is, in fact,
occurring â¤" and that we need to do something about it.

Thanks for forwarding this Christine and Irene of WSCADV.
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