More and more it is coming to my attention that the US government has
either the techology to create - - or has already created - -
biological weapons that target people by their genetic background.
Richard K. Smith forwarded this article last week. It brings to mind
for me how we Americans ar
This information sounds suspiciously true to the creed of the new world order
government that the Bush family represents. Like the "family" of Noah that
escaped the flood on the ark and their gene pool gave rise to the Nathan
Jesus child whom the Christ incarnated in through their purity, so t
>It is only through consciously using the remedies and other spiritual
>exercises that we may stay focused and conscious and not get sucked into the
>anarchy that is coming towards us that is the future.
Eat lots of food that is grown with proper use of the biodynamic
preps and, of course, do no
>This information sounds suspiciously true to the creed of the new world order
>government that the Bush family represents. Like the "family" of Noah that
>escaped the flood on the ark and their gene pool gave rise to the Nathan
>Jesus child whom the Christ incarnated in through their purity, so
At 09:13 AM 09/22/02 -0400, Allan wrote:
>Eat lots of food that is grown with proper use of the biodynamic preps
>and, of course, do not forget to eat your root vegetables!! -Allan
Interesting that you should say that, Allan. Unlike any other year in my
memory, this year I have been positively
More Housing for Migrants of Napa Vineyards
By PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN
T. HELENA, Calif., Sept. 19 This is the season of abundance in the Napa
Valley, when the scent of crushed grapes infuses the air, and the porch of
the Catholic church becomes a makeshift home for some 45 migrant workers
waiting
Glacier Pushes Avalanche of Ice Onto Village; Scores Are Missing
By MICHAEL WINES
OSCOW, Sept. 21 A mammoth chunk of ice split from a glacier in the
Caucasus Mountains and swept downhill late Friday, leaving perhaps 100
people dead and a 12-mile trail of devastation across roads, rivers and at
In a message dated 9/22/02 9:20:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< This book also will make you realize how important it is to listen to
what Reichian James DeMeo will have to say at the Oct 4 BD
conference. He may not know the ramifications of Reich's science, but
it is our opportunity to i
There have been on & off dialogues on this list about diabetes. While
visiting on of my favorite nutritionists' sites, I found the following
article. See Rebecca's website for more info & recipes: www.rebeccawood.com.
For those of you who are not familiar with her work, Rebecca was a
macrobiotic
Hey, fellas! I might be naive about the acceptability of genetically
modified hypoallergenic soya, but I rather resent my message becoming the
root of a thread about your pseudo-president's Ahrimanic version of Teddy
Roosevelt's big stick... Tony N-S.
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In a message dated 9/22/02 11:55:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
Hey, fellas! I might be naive about the acceptability of genetically
modified hypoallergenic soya, but I rather resent my message becoming the
root of a thread about your pseudo-president's Ahrimanic version of Teddy
Roose
> > Hey, fellas! I might be naive about the acceptability of genetically
> > modified hypoallergenic soya, but I rather resent my message becoming
the
> > root of a thread about your pseudo-president's Ahrimanic version of
Teddy
> > Roosevelt's big stick... Tony N-S. >>
>
> But just thi
>From: Dave Robison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: covers
>Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2002 09:52:22 -0700
>
>At 12:03 PM 9/19/2002 -0400, Teresa wrote:
>>Could anyone suggest a cover crop to shelter this ground and hold it
>>together over the winter? S
This attitude of eradicating everything that stands in our way or
everything that causes us some discomfort is really the true nature of the
sickness
of humanity.
Around here people perceive snakes as bad and so they kill them ruthlessly.
My oldest daughter is allergic to poison ivy. Doe
>BITTER MELON is available in Asian and Farmer's markets and in a supplement
>form. Technically a summer squash rather than a melon, its lumpy, ridged
>skin and flesh are the color of pale jade and it's similar in size and shape
>to a cucumber. Bitter melon is a traditional diabetic remedy through
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At 4:01 AM -0400 9/15/02, The New York Times Dir
Thanks for this insightful response, Chris. These are the GOOD questions to
ask. I recall Starhawk saying something about poison oak on the west coast
was not always poisonous to humans. Something about wiping so many things
off the face of the earth (and displacing others that should be growing
t
Greetings all,
Wishing you Balance, Love, Peace and Light in this time of the waning of the
Light. (Or the waxing depending on where you are on this magnificent
planet!) May your own personal Suns & Moons equilibrate, bringing the Cosmic
radiance into your lives and farms & gardens & abodes, where
>Thanks for this insightful response, Chris. These are the GOOD questions to
>ask. I recall Starhawk saying something about poison oak on the west coast
>was not always poisonous to humans. Something about wiping so many things
>off the face of the earth (and displacing others that should be growi
In a message dated 9/22/02 7:30:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Relatively new to the east coast, I cannot imagine that poison ivy
has always been the dominant plant of the woodlands edge and, for
that matter, floor.
>>
Poison ivy usually grows where the land has been abused by human act
> From Christy Korrow
> Not to mention that this is the same process with a slight twist. And do
we
> have to shove soy products down the throat of every living human being. I
> for one think not, and I'm looking forward to the day when you can read
the
> back of something in the grocery stor
HI All... I didn't know you were from Utah, Allen! We just had a garden
volunteer from the local colledge land her first job managing a garden for
Americor in Utah .. In response to the poison Ivy, being an eastern
woodland native, having spent many hours in the woods as a child, even
Hi Allen, I went out of my way to track down and grow bitter melon for my
husband who has a mild diabetes. he tryed it but wouldn't eat it, the word
bitter is in there for a reason. does anyone know of a reciepe to make it
paletable? I dried it ,to make a powder that i can give him in capsels, bu
C, J, et al.;
I am also allergic to poison ivy. When I was '13' I caught 'pV' from
playing in my backyard (Mt-St-Hilaire). The severe reaction led me to the
hospital seeing that I'd had contaminated my entire body by dispersing the
plant toxins through scratching my constant itches.
Anyway, I
Thank you Jane,
In my region, it is also the time to celebrate the cosmos and its plant crop
harvests. A typical Quebecois tradition is that local people come together
for a huge food gathering. This is to thank God for our crops. Out here we
use Corn, amongst others.
Anyway, soon I will be
Allan:
Sure wish i could make it to your conference in person, but can't again this
year.
Is there any intent to record the various presentations?
Is there general interest from any others to have at least an audio
rendition of the esteemed presenters available at a reasonable cost?
Is the technic
> Allan:
> Is there any intent to record the various presentations?
> Is there general interest from any others to have at least an audio
> rendition of the esteemed presenters available at a reasonable cost?
> Is the technical setup feasible for you, Allan?
> or is there a local recording s
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