Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 11/10/09
“You are better off to be in danger from terrorists
than you are to lose your freedoms.”
— Jesse Ventura
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Quotes transcribed by Jeff Fenske
“Always view something not from what someone says
but from what someone does.”
“You are better off to be in danger from terrorists
than you are to lose your freedoms.”
— Jesse Ventura
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rasRJkSB0_E]Jesse Ventura Back on Alex Jones Tv: Jesse’s New Show ‘Conspiracy Theory’ on TruTv
Alex welcomes back to the show former Minnesota governor, retired professional wrestler and color commentator, Navy UDT veteran, actor, and former radio and television talk show host, Jesse Ventura. Jesse is the host of a new television series on TruTV, Conspiracy Theory. The program is scheduled to debut on December 2, 2009.
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 11/8/09
“That’s why they’re in control,
because they know how to scam people.”
“The Mafia always wants to give you something
so they have an excuse to get involved in your life.”
— Alex Jones
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 10/13/09 (4th hour)
“People are getting angry right now, but they’re being led by Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck, these fake patriots, down a rat hole. We need to show them the full picture: how both parties are controlled in the big over arching agenda.
It’s not enough for Sean Hannity to admit the New World Order is real now, after a decade of saying it didn’t exist. It’s not enough for Beck…”
— Alex Jones
I was incredibly blessed to be able to take a class with Nancy this summer!
Related post at my personal blog: Self-Portrait: “Bridge to Somewhere”
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NORTH AMERICAN NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY ASSOCIATION
PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE CREATIVE LIFE with Nancy Rotenberg
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“I hope you never lose your sense of wonder
You get your fill but always keep that hunger
And when you get the choice
to sit it out or dance
I hope you dance…I hope you dance.”
— Mark D. Sanders and Tia Sillers
“In most men,” wrote Augustin de Saint Beuve,” there is a dead poet whom the man survives.” Why does the poet die so young? Why are so many men and women limping along the trail of life, the doors to their hearts tightly bolted? What happened to the light we had as small children when we were filled with awe and excitement? Where or when did we learn that original thinking is wrong? At what point did we begin to follow the path of others’ perceptions of who we should be? How do you want to travel on the journey that is your one precious life? How do you get home to your one authentic self?
We can’t always find the answers to these questions but we can cultivate a way of living that celebrates uniqueness and we can travel deeper into our seeing. As we journey, we can develop a quality of mind that not only enriches the creative process in art, but results in a return to our true souls and to a more imaginative, richer state of being.
THE DRAGONS:
There are dragons that roam the wilderness of creative quests. If left to run amok, they can inhibit the most determined artist. The creative process transforms you, the artist, into a creative warrior – arming you to slay the dragons or at least keep them at bay.
The first step is to develop the courage to venture into the unknown, to climb into the mode of exploration – of subject and light, of assumed boundaries of photography and on paths that travel beyond personal horizons.
The dragons that plague the creative process appeal to the part of your mind that deals with product and ego. The way to combat these dragons and to discover images that grow from your heart and soul is not by searching in the drawers of your mind.
Prevailing mythology has it that creativity is a gift of some sort, but really it is a state of being – a quality of mind available to all. In a creative mind, the world is unique, has beauty, and is filled with potential. Creativity is an attitude. Creativity is like being in love – with life and with yourself. Creativity doesn’t have a simple definition, but we know that it is an ongoing process and it is about the search to discover the place where truth, beauty and fire live.
Joseph Campbell said, “If the path before you is clear, you’re probably on someone else’s.” Campbell knew that we don’t always know where we’re going or what the path will look like, but on the photographic path, the creative warrior knows photographic technique, owns great optics and good tripods, but that is not where they stop. On this path, craft is fine and necessary, but this is a search for transcending technical knowledge and is the quest for imagination and love.
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DARE TO BE IDLE:
Learn to slow down and dare to be idle. We live in a culture that looks at idleness as something slovenly, lazy, and non-productive. It is only when you stop and reflect, that you can be filled and recharged. What you photograph today will be the result of yesterday’s “idling.”
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To be on a creative path, we must work at ridding our thought processes of internal judges, worrying about winning camera club ribbons, or impressing editors. Photography should not be a competitive sport.
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Have the courage and conviction to do whatever works for you. Do not let the appetites of those who “need” to stay in the box consume your taste for creativity.
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We can’t blame the people around us who try to thwart our artistic expression. They don’t know any better. We can choose however, to trust what we know and who we are. We can move through fear and soar with the wings of our original creative selves. Eleanor Roosevelt knew this when she wrote, “Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent.”
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When viewers ask the question, “How long did it take you to get this shot?” There should be only one answer – “My whole life.” And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance, make sure that you step onto the dance floor of a creative life and enjoy your dance.
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Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 10/2/09
“What happened in Pittsburgh is really very, very disturbing, because it’s like serving notice to the American people that the age of peaceful protest is over. If you go to a peaceful demonstration you risk losing your hearing from this LRAD*, which is a monster. …
I would personally prefer that people protested peacefully than be driven to other forms of protest, because peaceful protest is now past history in this country.”
“It’s a deterent thing. They want to say to people: you go out and be part of a peaceful protest and you don’t know what’s going to happen to you, so stay away.
And I just don’t see any opposition to it. The mainstream media are writing themselves into the history books by their refusal to face these big new issues that are coming up in this country.”
– Peter Dale Scott
* LRAD = long range acoustic defense weapons
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From: Infowars
DHS Doles Out Fed Cash to Deploy Military LRADs in U.S. Cities
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars
October 2, 2009
The LRAD devices used against protesters and the residents of Pittsburgh last month were a beta test for things to come. As reported by the Washington Times on October 1, the Department of Homeland Security is doling out federal money to get police departments around the country stocked up on the LRAD weapons.
“With the help of Homeland Security grants, police departments nationwide looking to subdue unruly crowds and political protesters are purchasing a high-tech device originally used by the military to repel battlefield insurgents and Somali pirates with piercing noise capable of damaging hearing,” write Jerry Seper and Chuck Neubauer.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSMyY3_dmrM]
Cops use LRAD against people in Pittsburgh for the crime of assembly.
According to San Diego-based American Technology Corp., the company that makes the devices, LRADs are not weapons. American Technology insists LRADs are to be used in order to “influence the behavior and gain compliance” from people.
“It is designed to get people to do what police want. It makes them uncomfortable but does not hurt them,” he said Raymond DeMichiei, Pittsburgh’s deputy director of emergency management and homeland security.
In other words, as was the case in Pittsburgh, LRADs will be used prevent people from engaging in the First Amendment and the right to peacefully assembly and protest government policies.
American Technology stated in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing in September 2008 that the device is “capable of sufficient acoustic output to cause damage to human hearing or human health,” expressing concern that its misuse could lead to lawsuits. It is said the decibel range of the LRAD used in Pittsburgh was similar to standing next to an exploding IED.
“The association said that at 130 to 140 decibels, damage to the ear can be instantaneous, adding that the 145 to 151 range of the LRADS is ‘the kind of sound that can cause tinnitus and hearing damage immediately.’ Tinnitus is a condition that causes ringing in the ears, sometimes permanently,” the Times reports.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myWxwNQfo-8]
In 2006, The Discovery Channel described LRAD as a psychological weapon.
Trends forecaster Gerald Celente has an uncanny ability to predict the future. In 1987, he predicted the stock market crash and the fall of the Soviet Union. In November of last year he predicted revolution in America, food riots, tax rebellions, and angry people taking to the streets as the economy implodes and the nation is wracked by mass unemployment.
“America’s going to go through a transition the likes of which no one is prepared for,” said Celente.
It looks like the government will be prepared — to assault the desperate hordes that will gather and make demands on the government — and that is why the Department of Homeland Security is doling out wads of cash to militarized and federalized cops around the country for high-tech weapons.
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 9/11/09
“There’s always a price to pay. The old African proverb, what is it a Zulu proverb: ‘no good deed goes unpunished?’ [laughs] It’s true, but no good deed goes unrewarded as well.
Because I learned in my life the curses, the bad things people do to you, it always has a price up front. But if you take it cheerfully and say, ‘thank you, God that my enemies are attacking me,’ like Job, in the end you get it all back, many times over — when you tune into your heart, tune into love, tune into your center.”
– Alex Jones, infowarrior
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 8/31/09
“It doesn’t matter what politician or political party is in power in this country. They continue to erode our liberties and our freedoms and our free speech at an exponential rate.
And then the party out of power always poses as it’s the party for liberty and the party in power attacks the freedom.”
– Alex Jones
“To be yourself in a world that is
constantly trying to make you something else
is the greatest accomplishment.”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 7/8/09
“For the last 30 years, I’ve been quoting scripture. Psalm 33:
‘A king is not saved by his mighty army. A warrior is not saved by his great strength. The warhorse is a vain hope for victory, and in its might it cannot save.’
Psalm 37 gives the prescription for national security. It says:
‘Trust in the Lord and do good that you may dwell in the land and have security.’
By accepting the evil we are destroying this country and its security.”
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3kei8K5_dY]
Alex welcomes in-studio Robert M. Bowman, former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development for the U.S. Air Force in the Ford and Carter administrations, a former United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel with 101 combat missions, and Presidential candidate for the Reform Party in 2000.
From: Quoteland
This is a great country, and it wasn’t made so by angry people.
We have a sacred duty to bequeath it to our grandchildren in better shape than however we found it. We have a long way to go and we’re not getting any younger.
Dante said that the hottest place in Hell is reserved for those who in time of crisis remain neutral, so I have spoken my piece, and thank you, dear reader.
It’s a beautiful world, rain or shine, and there is more to life than winning.
– Garrison Keillor, 2004
William-Wallace-like character extinguished at 8:15:
“We must fight to regain our freedom or everything is lost!”
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIUa4GblVJg]
“It’s not a question of being optimistic or pessimistic.
It’s a question of what is.”
– Gerald Celente
Trends Research Institute
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Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 1/16/09
The ‘Federal’ Reserve is
“like a two-pound tick on a one-pound dog.”
– Alex Jones
“The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media.”
by: William Colby
(1920-1996) former Director of the CIA
Source: in Derailing Democracy: The America the Media Don’t Want You to See (2000), by Dave McGowan
Silence is golden,
but when it threatens your freedom,
it’s yellow.
– Sir Edmund Burke
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 6/1/09
“This isn’t a…game, people.
It’s the end of our Republic!”
– Alex Jones
“If you don’t ACT now,
you’ll be forced to REACT later.”
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“Based on the New World Order’s TIMELINE,
based on everything getting ready to happen in the middle east,
getting everything that’s going on in the world of economics:
every area that you have known that was NORMAL
or you could TRUST in,
it’s being TAKEN out from under you.
And that’s why I say this:
that the only TRUST you that can have nowadays
is to have a RIGHT RELATIONSHIP with the living God.
Alex, this is Biblical stuff.
It’s not just esoteric.”
– Steve Quayle on Alex Jones, 4/27/09
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske
From: PBS
[Video clip of Santana and band performing live.]
Tavis: You were grooving to that. Were you liking what you heard?
Carlos Santana: Oh, totally. It’s a surge, it still feels like when you’re a child and they let you ride that water slide, only we’re going up instead of down. (Laughter.)
Tavis: No matter how many times you play a classic like “Smooth” you find something different, the presentation is different every time you play it?
Santana: Yes, because we found a way to understand why Marvin Gaye or Coltrane or Bob Marley, they enter a place of eternity when they go into this — for basketball players it’s the zone, the groove. We have a beautiful saying; it says “When eternity nears, time disappears.” And when you catch that groove, then you enter into that place where like I said, Marvin Gaye or Miles or Coltrane, they’re here. They’re really, really here.
And so when I hear music and I go in it, that’s where I bring my band and myself, into that place where time disappears, gravity disappears, illusions disappear, and you go right into the center of your light. And that’s the only place to really hang out.
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from ABC’s World News Sunday, 4/19/09
Dan Harris: “Gerald Celente points out that the guys in the mainstream got it wrong.”
Gerald Celente: “I’m always amazed—the people listen to the people who didn’t see it coming to say what’s going to happen next.”
From: Lord of the Rings Trilogy: The Two Towers Script
GANDALF
There dwells Theoden, King of Rohan, whose mind is overthrown. Saruman’s hold over King Theoden is now very strong.
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GANDALF
Be gone!
SARUMAN’S spell is broken. THEODEN’S face begins to change, into a much younger-looking man. EOWYN rushes up to him.
THEODEN
I know your face. Eowyn… Eowyn. Gandalf?
GANDALF
Breathe the free air again, my friend.
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Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from Alex Jones’ 4/20/09 transmission, The Alex Jones Show.
“I’m going to fight evil. That’s my duty.”
“The elite do worship Lucifer. They do believe in blood sacrifice. And they do openly state in hundreds of books and hundreds of government publications and U.N. documents and state department memorandums that they plan to kill 80-99%…of humanity for Lucifer.”
“Atheists and people say, ‘I don’t believe in the Devil.’ It doesn’t matter whether you believe in the Devil or not. There are people who rule the planet who believe in the Devil.”
“Even if you don’t believe in it [the entity called the Devil], there are humans who believe in it and are manifesting it.”
“Satan is real, period. Period, end of story, and it’s manifesting!“
“It is literally a spell people are under.”
“They are programmed to deny everything. They are in a lazy spell.
…the Lord of the Rings analogy:
Remember when the Rohanian king is like sitting there on his throne, all old, and he’s got a [?] attitude, and he can’t even get up. And then it finally gets broken, and he looks twenty years younger in a second.”
“You’re supposed to break the spell.”
– Alex Jones, infowarrior
Related at ONEcanhappen: A Gift that Will Set Many Free! (A Death Warrant is Out for Your Souls)
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“Many times, I think,
individuals vote from their belly
in their self-interest.”
– Ron Paul
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Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from: Ron Paul INTERVIEWS Historian Ivan Eland on ” Recarving Rushmore: Ranking the Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty” C-SPAN 4/04/09
Standing firm on his platform of peace, KRS One calmed the crowd and security staff, which came to his defense after a fan lost control of himself, lashing out in anger by throwing a bottle in the direction of the stage.
After being struck in the face and hand and still holding the microphone, the legendary performer pleaded, “Let it go. Let it go. When negativity comes your way, let it go. Let this be an example as to how we stop the violence.”
Amazingly, the veteran emcee finished the last 15 minutes of his set as his right hand swelled to painful proportions, and he was rushed to Yale-New Haven hospital in an ambulance and treated for a fractured hand as well as dehydration.
From: Stop the Violence
For Immediate Release
April 19, 2008
Hip Hop artist and activist, KRS One, demonstrates incredible restraint after overzealous fan throws bottle at a New Haven, CT nightclub, striking the icon in the face and fracturing his right hand. By doctor’s orders, all performance and lecture dates have been postponed until after May 1, 2008.
In the midst of an intense, multi-city mission in support of the Stop the Violence Movement, KRS One has been visiting some of the nation’s roughest neighborhoods, spreading his message of nonviolence to those who need to hear it most. During his latest stop in Chicago, the Teacha visited tragedy-plagued Crane High School, released the star-studded “Self Construction” single on Power 92.3 radio and held a press conference to promote peace with Illinois State Representative John Fritchey. His New Haven, CT stop brought him to the Toad’s Place nightclub where his true Stop the Violence message was tested.
Standing firm on his platform of peace, KRS One calmed the crowd and security staff, which came to his defense after a fan lost control of himself, lashing out in anger by throwing a bottle in the direction of the stage. After being struck in the face and hand and still holding the microphone, the legendary performer pleaded, “Let it go. Let it go. When negativity comes your way, let it go. Let this be an example as to how we stop the violence.” Amazingly, the veteran emcee finished the last 15 minutes of his set as his right hand swelled to painful proportions, and he was rushed to Yale-New Haven hospital in an ambulance and treated for a fractured hand as well as dehydration.
Though KRS One expressed his preference that the fan not be charged, his management team and the staff of the nightclub insisted upon an arrest for legal purposes related to the unfortunate impending postponement of future engagements.
Doctor Jeff Midgley of Yale-New Haven Hospital instructed the performer to postpone all previously scheduled commitments until he rehydrates and his fractured hand heals. [site lists 5 such events – ed.]
Related:
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Alex Jones Show, 3/20/09
“Things always take a little bit longer
than you think they’re going to.”
– Bob Chapman at age-72
The International Forecaster
Related:
Adapted from IMDb: Memorable Quotes for Georgia Rule
Dear Rachel [Lindsay Lohan],
My mother [‘Georgia’ (Jane Fonda)] always told me: the hardest things to do in life are to trust, to have faith and to forgive.
So I want you to hear the strength in my voice when I say I forgive you because I love you—that simple and that complicated.
To forgive is to move forward. Georgia rule.
Love,
Mom [Felicity Huffman]
“Abortion is not a civil right for the mother.
It’s a violation of the civil rights for the baby.”
– Dr. Alveda C. King
Transcribed by Jeff Fenske from The Dr. Katherine Albrecht Show:
Fri., March 13, 2009
Full show ( Listen as streaming MP3 | Listen as streaming RealAudio )
Hour 1 ( Download the MP3 )
Guest: Dr. Alveda C. King // 50 million abortions // Margaret Sanger // Hippocratic Oath // Christian and libertarian sensibilities // Katherine’s mom’s story // ‘Conscience Rule’ //
Obama administration may rescind ‘Conscience Rule.’ Guest: Dr. Alveda C. King, daughter of slain civil rights leader Reverend A. D. King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Pastoral Associate for the African-American Outreach of the Priests for Life. King says 50 million abortions have occurred since Roe v. Wade. King equates abortion to genocide. Katherine shares with Dr. King Margaret Sanger’s abhorrent racist views, as illustrated by a quote where she refers to people as “human weeds.” King talks about her own experience of being tricked into an abortion when younger. Katherine reads the Hippocratic Oath, which amazingly contains a prohibition against abortion and a passage requiring physicians to maintain patient privacy. Katherine explains her Christian and libertarian sensibilities. Katherine shares her story about her mom choosing life (Thanks Mom!). Callers weigh in about the “Rule of Conscience.”
Priests for Life African-American Outreach
King for America
Obama may overtune “Conscience” Rule
Dr. Alveda King’s informative video 28:00 long
Hippocratic Oath
Racist and eugenicist statements by Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood