Nancy Levant and I will be appearing together live as guests on Truth Quest with Melodee on May 26th at 11PM Eastern time (8PM Pacific) for two hours. The show airs on 106.9 FM KHEN in Salida, Colorado and is live streamed on the Internet at KHEN.org.

For more information, you can go to www.givemesometruth.info.

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I will be Scott Jorgensen's guest on KAJO-AM 1270 in Grants Pass, Oregon on Wednesday, April 22nd from 12:30PM to 1:30PM Eastern time. If you don't live in the area and would like to listen, you can listen live at their website at KAJO.com (links to listen are at the top of the page).

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By Darren Weeks
NewsWithViews.com
April 12, 2009

EXCERPT:

The 20th century brought the passage of the Federal Reserve Act, the Marxist income tax, and the first world war leading to a League of Nations. We had another world war, a new and “improved” United Nations to bless us with permanent “peace,” and we were promptly and “peacefully” led across the pond to a Korean “police action,” which cost tens of thousands of American lives. We had a correlating Cold War, a decade of drugs, hippies, and orgies, and a new bloodbath in Vietnam. Along the way, we were introduced to a skyrocketing national debt, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, giving birth to a World Trade Organization, a North American Free Trade Agreement, and the subsequent destruction of the American industrial backbone. Limping along on what we now were told was a “knowledge-based” and “service economy,” Americans endured the unrelenting assaults of government land grabs by way of National Parks, monuments, nature preserves, buffer zones, conservation easements and sanctuaries, World Heritage sites, biosphere reserves, and a UN blueprint to micromanage all life on planet earth, Agenda 21. We had the “Great Depression,” the “New Deal,” the “Great Society,” and a president who trumpeted the dawn of a “New World Order.”

But through the ins and outs, the ups and downs, the turmoils and conflicts, with only brief reprieves of relative “peace,” Americans grieved, wept, mourned, loved, and lost. But they did not govern. They did not become stewards of the republic, as Franklin had so instructed. Instead they chose to follow each conflict and assault with the burial their dead, the counting of their great losses, and the continued pursuit of that elusive concept of promise — life, wealth, prosperity, and the pursuit of a temporary happiness — the concept they only understood as “the American dream.” [FULL ARTICLE HERE...]

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The trouble with a lot of new world order expose videos is that they often appear to be designed to scare people to death. The truth is scary enough without people attempting to make it even more threatening.

This video contains a good montage of clips to prove to someone who still doesn't believe that the conspiracy exists. Though the volume of the music needs to be just a bit softer at certain times, I do especially enjoy the selection of music this person chose to accompany the clips. A very nicely done ten minute piece.

Labels: new world order, videos

By Darren Weeks

I will be making a guest appearance for two hours on Sam and Trish Britton's "The Information Corner" broadcast out of Missouri tonight. We are expected to talk digital television and the ever-increasing regulations of the broadcast industry. In addition to that, we'll touch upon the insanity of the environmental push with the World Wildlife's Fund's "earth hour" as a perfect example.

The show airs on the Dixie Broadcasting Network and is repeated on Saturday. It will also be archived at their website. For more details about show time and archives, go here.

Labels: alternative media, guest appearances

By Darren Weeks
NewsWithViews.com
February 20, 2009

EXCERPT:

Life is a cycle. We enter the world as infants, dependent upon others. We have no knowledge, manners, or consideration of anyone but ourselves. Our concern involves only our own contentment at the moment. As we mature, the spectrum of our thoughts widens to include less of ourselves and more of others. We find our purpose is to live for those around us. We experience satisfaction and even joy in the giving of ourselves.

With age comes fragility and weakness. We begin to decrease in our abilities and increase in our dependence. Soon, others think and make decisions for us. Those for whom we’ve cared, become burdened with the task of caring for us. We become naive, vulnerable, and concerned only in the contentment of the moment. Life is, indeed, a cycle.

There are times, on our journey down life’s road, when we notice the storm clouds are beginning to form and the gales of change begin to blow, challenging the core of our souls. We tremble as, in the distance, we hear the threatening claps of thunder violating our tranquility, piercing our inner being with uncertainty.

It is in these tumultuous times, we ponder those around us. We wonder and worry about those who are most vulnerable among us. Our thoughts fall upon the elderly, our aging parents and grandparents. But most of all, we fear for the children. [Full Article...]

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