Friday, April 20, 2012
Kudos To Levon Helm - Best Drummer Ever
We love you, Levon. And owe you big.
The ultimate soulman.
(Damn.)
(Dedicated to my angelic sister Gale.)
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November Issue
Sibel Edmonds has a story to tell. She went to work as a Turkish and Farsi translator for the FBI five days after 9/11. Part of her job was to translate and transcribe recordings of conversations between suspected Turkish intelligence agents and their American contacts. She was fired from the FBI in April 2002 after she raised concerns that one of the translators in her section was a member of a Turkish organization that was under investigation for bribing senior government officials and members of Congress, drug trafficking, illegal weapons sales, money laundering, and nuclear proliferation. She appealed her termination, but was more alarmed that no effort was being made to address the corruption that she had been monitoring.
. . . No one has ever disproved any of Edmonds’s revelations, which she says can be verified by FBI investigative files.
"A man of peace is not a pacifist; a man of peace is simply a pool of silence. He pulsates a new kind of energy into the world, he sings a new song. He lives in a totally new way his very way of live is that of grace, that of prayer, that of compassion. Whomsoever he touches, he creates more love-energy. The man of peace is creative. He is not against war, because to be against anything is to be at war. He is not against war; he simply understands why war exists. And out of that understanding he becomes peaceful. Only when there are many people who are pools of peace, silence, understanding, will the war disappear."
Osho
2 comments:
Great videos!
Life is finite.
Up on cripple creek any day now I will be released.
Levon Helm of the Band goes at age 71 to a happier hunting ground.
At the tail end of the 60's peace movement, before Waco, Ruby Ridge, Oklahoma and 9/11, the Band captured the spirit of personal and world peace in their concerts, music and guest artists.
That spirit lay dormant after 1972 until the new millennium and is since 2005 making a noticeable comeback with truth and antiwar movements, personal and organized, around the world.
Shine on you crazy diamonds. Make love not war.
Zionism kills.
Peace and love,
Mouser
Thanks, M.
The tribute to Levon and the peace and love troops couldn't be better aimed.
I've certainly felt for a long time that we've been up on Cripple Creek nationally, looking for a peaceful release.
We've got to stand firm and demand the type of future that will ensure we can all shine on.
From one crazy diamond to another
Peace
and
Love to you and yours.
S
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