Disturbing NASA document exposed (video)

Pfc. Sandoval, Pat Macpherson, Wisdom Quarterly; Deborah Tavares, Trevor Coppola

(ADG); ADG Facebook/Twitter) Shocking firsthand evidence of war plans against Americans

 

Make funk not war (CP)

Earlier this year an alarming document was brought to the attention of Deborah Tavares. It was found on the official NASA website. It is the text of a Powerpoint presentation, a document that outlines WAR PLANS against American citizens. The plans were devised by the U.S. government, or some rogue element within our military-industrial complex. It was delivered by Chief NASA Scientist Dennis Bushnell at the Langley Center a few months before 9-11.

 

Review "The Future is Now"

This information -- exposing the purpose of chemtrails (micronized aerosol contaminants sprayed over large populations), cell towers, currency collapse, smart meters, HAARP, biological and frequency weapons, and so on -- is available so everyone can stay informed. Review the document (PDF). In this way every individual can make a decision to act on it or not. If "ignorance is bliss," that may not be everyone. More

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The C-Word Monologues (video)

Wisdom Quarterly; Eve Ensler (eveensler.org), Krista Tippett (OnBeing.org, 11-14-13)

Buddhist Eve Ensler has helped women all over the world tell the stories of their lives through the stories of their bodies. Her play, The Vagina Monologues, has become a global force in the face of violence against women and girls. She herself also had a violent childhood. And it turns out that she herself was like so many of us Western women, obsessed with our bodies and yet not inhabiting them -- without even knowing we were not inhabiting them. Until she got a wake up call from that unspeakable C-word, cancer.

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