First of all, let us just say that today will be an important day in many people’s life, as today will signal the start of another important inducement of energy. It will not be apparent at first, but the underlying current of this transformational energy is of such a magnitude it will literally blast off the covers of all the hidden layers of untruth still lingering in the corners of mankind. We talk in riddles, as always, but trust us when we say that this seemingly quiet morning will soon take on a life on its own, and soon the undercurrents will become visible to all. Much has been done to restore the future of mankind, but still much has been left untouched. It will not be so for long, as the powers that will be unleashed very soon will enable a total reassessment of everything.
Oracle Report | First Quarter Moon Phase – Moon in Scorpio
Yesterday’s energy of facing choices continues today. The choices involve the established versus the innovative. The world at large is undergoing a process of correction, where outworn structures and systems based on restriction are toppling, and fresher, more expansive structures are replacing them. This is happening to each of us, too!
The “Turning Point” that I’ve been talking about all month is a major part of this. But the interesting thing is that the best elements of the old structures are being carried through into the new structures. So we are not re-inventing things (and ourselves) totally from scratch. We do have foundations. If you are struggling with your emotions today, release the pressure you are putting on yourself and give it over the planet to recycle into energy that serves your highest and best. Remember that we have a wide open line of communication with Earth through tomorrow, July 28, at 10:30 am EDT.
First and foremost my discipline is Astrology so of course I drew up the charts for the upcoming Olympic events out of curiosity as well as to aid my ongoing studies. Well, I wasn’t disappointed – the symbolism is both astonishing and a bit disconcerting.
The connections between recent events, the numerology and the astrology, were so numerous it was impossible to include them all in one article. Hence, I decided to write enough of what I discovered to hopefully inspire others to do their own research and tune into these developmental times in their own way.
Officially, the opening ceremony is at 9pm, on the 27th of July.
Alright. We are going to begin with a violet flame and purifying the energy field with as much violet flame as possible. Very important during this time period.
Then focus on peace. We have the Olympics going on and we have what I would call a lot of disturbances in the ethers, people specifically wanting to be very aggressive.
We’re going to end up having both the Sun and the Moon in fire signs. So while the Sun is in Leo and the Moon is in Sag, that’s going to be, again, kind of a weekend filled with a lot of fire. Personally you can use it for accomplishing things or maybe just being passionate about what is going on in the world or whatever it is.
And then of course for global reasons, we want to really put in that request for peaceful coexistence amongst all sentient beings.
WASHINGTON • Risky lending caused private student loan debt to balloon in the past decade, leaving many Americans struggling to pay off loans that they can't afford, a government study says.
Private lenders gave out money without considering whether borrowers would repay, then bundled and resold the loans to investors to avoid losing money when students defaulted, according to the study released Friday.
US stock markets have dropped amid concerns about the eurozone debt crisis, renewed fears that Spain may be unable to avoid a costly bailout, and talk of a possible Greek exit from the eurozone.
BEIJING- Impoverished North Korea is gearing up to experiment with agricultural and economic reforms after young leader Kim Jong-un and his powerful uncle purged the country’s top general for opposing change, a source with ties to both Pyongyang and Beijing said.
GFP Note: See this recent article for another perspective on this story.
Jul. 23, 2012 10:19 KST
Ri Yong-ho The North Korean regime meticulously planned the ouster of Army chief Ri Yong-ho, informed sources here said Sunday.
One source said North Korean eminence grise Jang Song-taek, the uncle of leader Kim Jong-un, and Vice Marshal Choe Ryong-hae prepared the firing by checking ammunition supplies at military bases directly under Ri's command and stepped up surveillance of any army divisions Ri could mobilize in his defense.
A newly published report has revealed that a minority of “super-rich elite” from across the world have hidden more than USD 21 trillion in tax havens.
According to report published on July 21by the UK newspaper Guardian, at least £13 trillion (USD 20 trillion) has leaked out of scores of countries into states including Switzerland and the Cayman Islands with the help of private banks and the exploitation of tax loopholes.
The report also found that two Swiss private banks, UBS and Credit Suisse along with the US investment bank Goldman Sachs, managed more than £4 trillion in 2010, which shows a three-fold increase compared to five years earlier.
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Imagine being at work, and the first thing that flashes up on your computer when you switch it on is a warning that you should have “no reasonable expectation of privacy”?
This is the case for employees at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), who, according to the Washington Post, have been told that any data that passes through the Agency’s systems may be intercepted by the government. (1)
As protests continue in the province of Quebec against planned tuition hikes, a court of appeals has rejected students’ request for the suspension of parts of a controversial law that was passed to impede their protest rallies.
University students protest Special Law 78 and the potential tuition fee increases in Montreal, June 3, 2012.
The decision came on Monday after a lower court rejected the petition submitted by the students, which had called for the suspension of two provisions of the law, passed in May in the wake of clashes between the police and the students protesting a potential 82-percent hike in tuition fees in the French-speaking province.
The so-called Special Law 78 obliges the organizers to inform the police about the timing and location of marches at least eight hours before they stage the protest move. It also allows imposing heavy fines on the protesters who fail to do so.
Despite the Prime Minister’s announcement of curtailing power cuts during Ramazan, the problem persists especially during Sehr and Iftar hours. This fuelled public outrage and a number of protests were held on Tuesday in Swat, Peshawar, Haripur, Dir, Charsadda, Nowshera, Kohat and Malakand. The protesters criticised the government and Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) for failing to put an end to unscheduled power cuts.
Policemen arresting the protesting students during a demonstration outside Swat board on Tuesday. PHOTO: ONLINE
By Jennifer Liberto @CNNMoney July 25, 2012: 1:02 PM ET
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner defended his role at the New York Fed, which got early reports of Libor rigging.
WASHINGTON (CNNMoney) -- Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner on Wednesday defended his role, as New York Federal Reserve president in 2008, in dealing with early warnings that a key financial benchmark was being rigged.
Geithner told the House Financial Services Committee that he briefed U.S. regulators and the White House when Barclays bankers told the New York Fed that the bank was submitting false estimates to determine Libor. He said he also briefed British authorities.
At a time when most governments seem incapable of doing anything about unemployment, worsening economic inequality, and continuing financial instability, Argentina has adopted a set of striking new reforms that will enable its central bank to play a much more proactive role in addressing all of these problems. In fact, the reforms, adopted in March, may be the first shots fired in a quiet revolution in monetary policy. If successful, they could threaten to overturn 25 years of conservative central bank policies that have long been considered best practice by the IMF and central banks around the world.
Argentina's new central bank president, Mercedes Marcó del Pont, said the reforms challenge the conservative axiom that central banks should play a very limited role in the economy. The bank is now rediscovering its sovereign capacity to formulate and implement economic policy, she explained, adding that some of the portraits on the bank's hall of fame would be coming down -- "beginning with Milton Friedman's."
