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YOU GOTTA B KIDDIN', YOU JUST B TROLLIIN' RIGHT? OOOOH TELL ME YOU TROLLIN' PLEEEZ FOR AMERICA,DO TELL...
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its kind of cute the way americans still feel there is an election going on.........with choices and stories etc..
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KEELUT esq. (evil earth spirit with the appearance of a dog)
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asungak (dog that looks like a bird)
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... the reason for the wild variations in valuations of her private wealth can be pinned on the secrecy over her portfolio of share investments. This is because her subjects have no way of knowing through a public register of interests where she, as their head of state, chooses to invest her money. Unlike the members of the Commons and now the Lords, the Queen does not have to annually declare her interests and as a result her subjects cannot question her or know about potential conflicts of interests... In fact, the Queen even has an extra mechanism to ensure that her investments remain secret - a nominee company called the Bank of England Nominees. It has been available for decades to all the world's current heads of state to allow them anonymity when buying shares. Therefore, when a company publishes a share register and the Bank of England Nominees is listed, it is not possible to gauge whether the Queen, President Bush or even Saddam Hussein is the true shareholder. (17) By this method, the trillionaire masters of the universe remain hidden whilst Forbes magazine poses lower ranking billionaires like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett as the richest men in the world. Retired management consultant Gaylon Ross Sr, author of Who's Who of the Global Elite, has been tipped from a private source that the combined wealth of the Rockefeller family in 1998 was approximately (U.S.) $11 trillion and the Rothschilds (U.S.) $100 trillion.(18) However something of an insider's knowledge of the hidden wealth of the elite is contained in the article, Will the Dollar and America Fall Down on August 19?.." on page1 of the 12th July 2001 issue of Russian newspaper, Pravda(19). The newspaper interviewed Tatyana Koryagina, a senior research fellow in the Institute of Macroeconomic Researches subordinated to the Russian Ministry of Economic Development (Minekonom), on the subject of a recent conference concerning the fate of the U.S. economy: Koryagina: The known history of civilization is merely the visible part of the iceberg. There is a shadow economy, shadow politics and also a shadow history, known to conspirologists. There are [unseen] forces acting in the world, unstoppable for [most powerful] countries and even continents. Pravda: Just these forces intend to smash America on August 19? Koryagina: There are international "super-state" and "super-government" groups. In accordance with tradition, the mystical and religious components play extremely important roles in human history. One must take into account the shadow economy, shadow politics and the religious component, while predicting the development of the present financial situation. Pravda: Still, I don't understand what could be done to this giant country [the U.S.], whose budget is calculated in the trillions of dollars. Koryagina: It is possible to do anything to the U.S... whose total debt has reached $26 trillion. Generally, the Western economy is at the boiling point now. Shadow financial activities of $300 trillion are hanging over the planet. At any moment, they could fall on any stock exchange and cause panic and crash. The recent crisis in Southeast Asia, which touched Russia, was a rehearsal. This is a startling revelation: $300 trillion of wealth is secretly controlled by an unspecified cabal of the world's richest families.
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truth is everywhere. all that is needed is : receptivity
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[TR] biking ! vallunaraju 5650m aug 08 - the main
joblo7 replied to joblo7's topic in The rest of the US and International.
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Trip: biking ! vallunaraju 5650m aug 08 - the main huella Date: 8/19/2008 Trip Report: the day before i travelled to ny, i was at parke del periodista and observed the boys from galaxia putting small bolts thru a bike tire!i went over and was told they were going to valluna that nite to test the bike and tires. nenee invited me to give them a hand . i was a little wiped as i had done the santa cruz trek in 6:57min, running, the day before. inspired by the guys i agreed and we left huaraz at 3am. an hour taxi later we started climbing up to the glacier. nenee was carrying the entire bike strapped to his pack. we stopped a few times so they could sleep . jaime was with us. after 3hrs we reached glacier.daybreak hit as we started up the glacier. i went ahead about 10m with the rope attached to the bike to pull and nenee walking it. it got a little tricky on steep slopes and crossing crevasses but we sumitted at 9am.we took pics and vids and started going down. nenee rode from the summit untill the really exposed part before the col. slow at first to test things, but the braking worked.. there was a group of english climbers , head down, slogging to the highest peak of their life when a bike wizzzed by!!! the look was priceless.after the col, nenee picked the pace and by the end was jumping crevasses!he had to stay in the trail most of the time or faceplant. at one point i was glissading down a steeper slope to get ahead to take pics when he flew by, right on the packed snow!!! we later had a nice meal at encuentro to celebrate. nenee was beaming!! huascaran , hualcan , copa in background...
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i met john p. in huaraz in jan and we had talked about going out to climb . john is a very good irish mountaineer.i wanted to go do a simple nice ridge climb to get to know each other before doing hard climbs together. we picked sanjuan , a cool climb that has become harder with the changing snow conditions.from huaraz we taxied to pitec and started walking the 4-5hrs to the valley end where you start going up towards base camp a.john had partied all nite on good whiskey until i picked him up so he was a litlle slow.that upset me a bit.we had to set up camp before the rise to the base camp.next day was better. i went ahead but john was always in sight and arrived an hour later.that nite we set off at3-4 am and started up the ridge . we had scoped out the beginning .later when the sun came up it revealed a fantastc view of huantsan,cayesh,ranra etc. the conditions were great. we made good time and protected little. we were roped and alternated ridge sides.as we got hgher the conditions got steeper and softer,not a great combination. we could see we probably should traverse onto the face and gain the summit plateau but elected to stay on the ridge. at about 5600m and 2-3pm, we encountered a 50m skinny snow cone that blocked the route .no way! from there we 'could' have downclimbed/rapped onto the face , traverse 100m and then go up 200m to the summit .it was late and that we did not want to return at nite, so we turned around. the sun was out and quite warm.at about 5000m i was ahead, rope extended 50m, and had to downclimb a steep 4m snow step. i yelled to john to keep it tight as it did looked melted out. sure enough as i downclimbed, suddently my feet disappeared and my tools popped out of the snow.i thought ,fine. i'll fall 2m on my back in the snow....i did that but the rope was at an angle so as i hit the deck,the rope tensed and yanked me into the abyss......my first 2m fall yanked john off his tool placements and his weight reloaded the rope, yanked me sideways and now i am tumblng down a 70% snow/ice slope and dragging him along at high speed. he is about to fly over the ridge onto the same slope im on when he gets slammed into a snow crevasse! just a lateral crack in the snow. at the other end i am closing my eyes and awaiting death.i prayed. the instant i did, things got smoother until the rope tensed and i stopped. an inventory of body parts revealed i was ok . i tweaked my knee and groin in the initial tumbling.i did not know if john was dead, maimed,caught on the rope or what.i anchored the end of the rope with a screw, got out and started climbing the rope with a mini jumar and tooling it.yelled but no answer. climbed 20m when i heard him screaming at the of the ridge."what the fuck did you do! you broke my shoulder you fuck! there is no excuse for this you fucking moron!... but physically,.. are you ok.." i reassured him i was.i downclimbed to release the rope and he belayed me up screaming everytime his shoulder would move.once on the ridge , more swearing abuse and we set down. it got dark soon after , then foggy,then snow.we had to rap more then we had thought due to conditions,injuries and shock.all our tracks were gone so we had to be very carefull and deliberate.. we got to our tent at 11pm, 18hours after we set out. nice little easy clmb.. the whole night john would scream everytime he moved. next day we carefully wrapped him up and walked down.halfway down wet met a kid who reset his shoulder in.. now i know how.. 3 hours later we are back in town. the rope held, but the friendship...." sanjuan rdge on left with huantsan in horizon. john on the ridge me at the exact spot i would take a 40m fall, later.. john climbing marshmellows?!? ranaranpalca in background me , close to the end huantsan!! cayesh!
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[TR] tocclaraju peru - may08
joblo7 replied to joblo7's topic in The rest of the US and International.
route is left ridge line felix slept out the first nite! on summit with cell felx's first ice lead! ranrapalca's north face -
Trip: tocclaraju peru - reg Date: end may 08 Trip Report: so , at the end of april i went climbing.i was alone and was going out for a week to climb a number of 5000m peaks close to huaraz and possibly more. i fell in the first few hours. i was climbing a vertical step about 5m high and flew off . i landed on my side, broke my collar bone and wrist.i was at about 4900m , so i left all my gear behind and walked the 4hrs out.gotplastered, wrist, that night and 2 days later operated on to put a plate on my collarbone. a month later i needed to get back in the mountains. met felix d. in town and we agreed to go climb. he is a very strong rock climber, 5.12/13 , or whatever but this would be his first time on ice. we went to pashpa,and hired a mule driver and 1 mule. i still felt like a wuss even though i could not put weight on my shoulder.4hrs later we're at ishinca base camp. next day we left to go to camp one. i went ahead and tried to carry about 20lbs. felix, a strapper from edinburr was carrying 35-40. 1/2 hr after you leave basecamp you bear left on the trail to begin climbing the moraine. i did.felix kept going straight. i went up to moraine camp and waited.flix was a little sick so i waited more.then i went all the way down to basecamp to get him.no there. since i had the tent and him the food, i went back up again to find him.he had kept going straight and turned left later and made his way to the snows.i got to the glacier at nitefall but did not see him.i camped and next day moved up early to fnd him. an hour later i see a guy high up on the glacier.alone. i set up the tent and later flix came back down, we shouted at each other and made our plan for next day.we got up at4-5 and followed the track up the glacier.nobody had summitted yet this season so beta was sparse.we met a couple people coming down with the usual, too much snow.eventually there was a single set of tracks.we were told a japanese and his wife topped out the day before.we got to the base of the ridge, and i set off to lead. 60% ice. 40m. it was little tricky with one arm.the rest was easy until the last 60m pitch that leads to the summit plateau.there, flix wanted to lead so off he went and all i had to do is follow the blood trail.no gloves.he could not exit onto the plateau as there was a tricky 3m ,vertical snow wall. i went up , took the gear ,and downclimbed a little around a crevasse and onto the other flank. there the ice was fine and went up to the plateau. 20 min later we 're on the summit. flix first 6000m. cool. Gear Notes: couple pickets,screws, 2 tools (for both of us)hahaha Approach Notes: 2hr car, 3hr walk
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"WHEN THE POWER OF LOVE REPLACES THE LOVE OF POWER, MAN WILL HAVE A NEW NAME, GOD." sri chinmoy (slightly misquoted in zeitgeist) humanity evolves slowly.we are here , now. with these un-evolved, misguided,animalistic pseudo-rulers.ownership is their world and only power. ignorance is their master.their ruler. why choose ignorance and darkness.?? its easier. god-silence serves the eternal purpose. for it, no religion needed. "to remain in the silence room is to open the fulfillment door" sri chinmoy.
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This may be all true... but you have to watch it all.
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i know , back on ignore..........
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stop fucking around in the middle! go left or go right!!!!! ya look cute and intelligent and shit but you are wasting your time and ours too.
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my main point is that 'us presidency" is not what it is cracked up to be. like jimmy carter said:" i got a big realisation , when i got to the oval office and started giving orders and nothing happened." i'm paraphrasing. jfk actually tried to rein in the fed res bank and war machine and we know what happened. financing wars is the biggest business on the planet. the banks baby. the privately owned fed res bank. wall st. the world bank.wjc. the carlysle group, haliburton. oil.diamond gold.those are the real planetary rulers, right now. country lines are disappearing.one big market where business makes the rules to make the blind 'rulers" stronger.they are very close to total control.of the money etc. fear is actually making YOU see things their way. you are afraid of directly confronting them . 'cause they will kill ya! or take your car away. you have the tools to see straight , use them!
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better to teach the truth in schools. truth has been known to man for 1000"s of years . religions always end up diluted,usurped by rulers for profit but a its core most hold the truth. it is the duty of the individual, eventually to find it.
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panic is the best business to be in . sell high buy low.