inside of you is a teeny tiny indwelling Christ
Loved Ones…the word god…g…o…d…is a creation of the created….

honestly to fully understand and know God is beyond the comprehension of mortals.

The closest I can go to describing our Divine Source is ….you know the love you have for your children…that unconditional love…that love you could not stop even if you tried…take that love…that unconditional love and multiply it out to were it becomes the very real power which propels this planet earth around the sun…and then you are just to begin to get an idea of what God really is…

…just a super duper unconditional love energy which is really really powerful…so powerful it is beyond comprehension…biggie big big love for you and me and everyone incarnated at this moment.

Trust me when I tell you…that this unconditional love is what created you and is what created Our Lord Jesus the Christ….Our Lord could handle and understand this super unconditional love while He was still in the form of a physical incarnate….it would be like have a nuclear weapon go off inside a gold fish and the gold fish is not affected negatively….that is how wonderful...how powerful... Our Lord is….

…now presently inside of you is a teeny tiny indwelling Christ inside of you…yes this is so true…

There is a Christ indwelling inside of you…

…you may not feel it or even believe it…but…trust me there really really is…and when you are growing on your own specific spiritual path you also come closer to this indwelling Christ and will be better able to hear and understand the deeper levels of His Teachings….like do not do unto others what you would not want done to yourself…and we are all brothers and sisters…and you are created in God’s Image….

Loved Ones….today and tomorrow your spiritual path is YOUR SPIRITUAL PATH….NOT SOMEONE ELSES….LESSONS JUST FOR YOU…AND ONLY YOU…everyone ends up in heaven but we all get there by our own path…no 2 people are alike…no 2 people need to learn the exact same lessons at the exact same time…you do not look/act/think/ or have the identical desires as anybody else…you are completely unique…so is your concept of g…o….d….

Loved one…always…always your existence is a question of what a given person will be able to look and see for themselves and what you can hear and understand in the context of you own experience…as you discover(I promise you) the indwelling Christ through your own experience…

Some persons are Moslems…some are Hindu…some are Mormons…some are Baptists…some are Atheists…some are Catholics…some are Protestants….some are persons who have never given it any thought…all of them…all of us have on some level will have a direct experience of the Christos… and on some level have some amount of spiritual maturity…but none of us are on the same level…seek and you shall find….knock and the door will open….

Loved Ones at present I am providing Speech and Language Pathology services at a most wonderful skilled nursing environment called HarborChase of Venice in Florida…Please include all those most loving cna’s, rn’s, therapists and activity staff in your prayers and petitions…they all are most beautiful individuals.

You and all your loved ones are always in my prayers.

Samuel Joseph Bell
www.angelicinfusion.com
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the big one is coming...Iraq/Iran/North Korea are ready
Loved ones the reality is… there is 62% probability of a strong earthquake striking the greater San Francisco Bay Region..

Loved Ones…read the following and take time to give some thought how quickly your life can change….not to be the same again….ever in your life time…

Drawing on new data and new methodologies, the Working Group on California Earthquake Probabilities (WG02) has concluded that there is a 0.62 probability (i.e., a 62% probability) of a strong earthquake striking the greater San Francisco Bay Region (SFBR) over the next 30 years (2003-2032).

Such an earthquake is most likely to occur on one of seven main fault systems identified in this study, but may also occur on faults that were not characterized as part of the study (i.e., in the "background")

The WG02 results come from a comprehensive analysis led by the USGS and involving input from a broad group of geologists, seismologists, and other earth scientists representing government, academia and the private sector.

The results of this study are appropriate for use in estimating seismic hazard in the SFBR, and estimating the intensity of ground shaking expected for specified "scenario" earthquakes.

In addition, they provide a basis for calculating earthquake insurance premiums, planning and prioritizing expenditures for seismic upgrades of structures, and developing building codes.

Loved Ones…this information is available to Iraq and Iran and North Korea….all 3 countries the United States of America presently under the “leadership” of Bush and Chaney are being raped of resources and the murdering of their innocent civilians….

Stop and think about it loved ones…what do you think the growing number of enemies the Bush gang is creating…what do you think they will do when the big one hits here at home?•

Because the ten most likely future earthquakes in the Bay area occur on faults throughout the region, the impact and potential losses reported here reveal significant risk for the entire ten county regions.

• The study found that all ten of the most likely forecast earthquakes would cause social and economic disruption equal to or greater than the 1989 magnitude 6.9 Loma Prieta earthquake when current building replacement/repair costs in the San Francisco Bay Area are utilized. The M6.9 Loma Prieta earthquake resulted in at least $6 billion in damage to buildings and infrastructure. This amount does not include the resulting economic losses related to this damage.

• Our loss estimates were determined using the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s nationally recognized and publicly available earthquake loss estimation model, HAZUS. We used ground-shaking inputs for the scenario events developed using the same methodology employed by the USGS in producing automated, near real-time, web-based ShakeMaps, that depict the degree and distribution of strong shaking following significant quakes in the San Francisco and Los Angeles region. In a post-earthquake setting, FEMA and CA OES will use ShakeMap input into HAZUS for rapid post-event loss estimation and to help guide emergency response. Ground motion inputs in a HAZUS-ready GIS format are available on the web for these ten most likely scenario earthquakes as well as for all potential Bay Area earthquakes characterized by the Working Group.

• A repeat of the 1906 magnitude 7.9 earthquake, the worst case scenario for the Bay Area, is estimated to result in about 5800 fatalities if it strikes during working hours. This estimate is comparable to the approximately 6000 deaths caused by the 1995 M6.9 Kobe earthquake that occurred in the afternoon directly beneath an urban area with a population of 1.52 million people. Most scenarios, however, have maximum projected fatalities on the order of several hundred, reflecting the success of earthquake-resistant design and construction practices in California, particularly in residences.

• The loss of life is predicted to be highest if an earthquake occurs in the early afternoon when people are working in commercial buildings with varying vulnerability to quakes These predicted mid-afternoon fatalities are generally about 5 times higher than values predicted at 2:00 AM when the population is assumed to be in wood frame residential units.

• Because all ten of the scenario earthquakes in the loss estimation study strike much closer to the urban core of the Bay Area than magnitude 6.9 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the projected number of uninhabitable residences for all ten scenarios will probably exceed the 16,000 made uninhabitable by the Loma Prieta quake. For example, the Association of Bay Area Governments has estimated that more than 150,000 uninhabitable residences will occur in a M7.9 repeat of the 1906 earthquake or a M6.9 rupture of the entire Hayward fault.

These loss estimates are believed to be minimum ones

•...in part because of a lack of detailed and representative building inventory in the Bay region, as well as the fact that damage to specific facilities or lifelines, such as the Hetch-Hetchy aqueduct system, Bay Area ports, and transportation systems, is not included.

For example, a recent Bay Area Economic Forum study on the seismic vulnerability of the Hetch-Hetchy system estimated potential for tens of billions of dollars of losses related to failure of that system alone in a major earthquake.•

The East Bay I-880 corridor along the Hayward fault would experience the most proportional property damage of the entire Bay area, a result of dense development directly along and next to the Hayward fault and the fact that earthquakes on this fault, while lower in magnitude than those on the San Andreas Fault, have higher odds of occurring.

• For all Hayward fault earthquake scenarios, severe shaking is predicted to extend westward across San Francisco Bay onto the soft soil sites on the San Francisco Peninsula and the made land/artificial fill in San Francisco. In fact, San Francisco’s financial district, which is largely built on pre-1906 bay fill, is approximately equidistant from the Hayward and the San Andreas faults, making it vulnerable to large earthquakes on both sides of the Bay.

Loved Ones…you can make excuses…you can deny the facts….you can bury your head in the sand…but…this is true…our planet is but a vechicle for our souls to learn our lessons…lessons about not judging…lessons about compassion…lessons about sharing…lessons about not doing to others what you would not want done to yourself…

Now is the time for American peoples to treat all peoples in a loving fashion….to treat the Hamas in a loving fashion…to treat the Iranians in a loving fashion…to treat the Iraqi peoples in a loving fashion…to treat Moslems and Jews and Catholics and Hindi and atheists and Gnostics all in a loving fashion…on this planet we are all brothers and sisters…we are all children of our Divine Parents….we are all sparks of Mother and Father God.

At this time I petition for the protection of all persons living within the earthquake zones on the West Coast of the beautiful country of America…I petition and ask that in the Name of Our Lord Jesus the Christ.
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Emergency Prayer/Petition for Healing...for Noel Benson
Loved Ones…tonight a loving Man…Noel Wayne Benson

...will be surrounded by his loved ones…in the morning will be the quadruple bypass…at this time I petition for the White Light of the Holy Spirit to surround and enclose the most loving being Noel Wayne Benson and all his loved ones…I petition and ask that in Mother and Father God’s Name.

...Also I petition for his surgeons and his medical entourage to be infused with curative energies if it is God’s Will….

...Lastly I petition for the White Light of the Holy Spirit to protect and be above Noel, below Noel, in front of Noel, Behind Noel…to the right of Noel and all that is left of Noel…I petition and ask that in Mother God’s Name.
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2% of Nursing homes are good..."secure horizons alright
Loved Ones…

please read this report…

it impacts you and all your loved ones in these United States of America…

following is a article from Consumer Reports’ providing objective evidence…concerning your health and safety for sale….

In 1987, Congress passed a landmark law meant to improve nursing home care for the elderly. But our investigation reveals that poor care is still all too common, especially at nursing homes run by for-profit chains, now the dominant force in the industry.

Consumer Reports' analysis found that not-for-profit homes generally provide better care than for-profit homes, and that independently run nursing homes appear to provide better care than those that are owned by chains. In a separate study, we found that many states are lax in penalizing bad homes.

For this report, we analyzed the three most recent state inspection reports for some 16,000 nursing homes across the U.S. We also examined staffing levels and so-called quality indicators, such as how many residents develop pressure sores when they have no risk factors for them.

The Consumer Reports Nursing Home Quality Monitor, formerly the Nursing Home Watch List, lists facilities in each state that rank in the best or worst 10 percent on at least two of our three dimensions of quality. By examining the kinds of homes that tend to cluster at either end of the continuum, we can make some judgments about how likely a facility is to provide proper care.

This year's list, financed by a grant from The Commonwealth Fund, a philanthropic organization, is the fifth we've published since 2000. We've seen little evidence that the quality of care has improved since then. Indeed, 186 of the homes cited for poor care on this list have also appeared on earlier lists of poor-quality homes.

Consider the White Blossom Care Center, part of a for-profit chain in San Jose, Calif. From the outside, it looks like many of the nursing homes that dot the California landscape: wings of residents' rooms and a parking lot full of cars. Inside we saw nothing that would arouse unease. Residents nodded off in wheelchairs, and aides chatted at nurses' stations as an occasional visitor walked through the halls.

White Blossom, though, is no ordinary nursing home. It's one of 12 that have been on each of our lists of poorly performing homes since 2000. Its state inspection, conducted last August and current when our reporter visited in December, raised troubling questions about the care it delivers.

Page after page of the unusually long document detailed failures to follow doctors' orders, perform a pain assessment, monitor pressure sores, screen for tuberculosis, or properly sanitize dishes and utensils. The 43-page report told of a stroke victim with swallowing problems who was left unsupervised with mushy material in her mouth. And it mentioned a medication error that could have been fatal. The survey also reported on the facility's plans to correct the deficiencies that were cited.

The survey, which by federal law must be "readily accessible" in every nursing home, was not visible in the lobby when our reporter arrived. Only after she insisted on seeing it did the home's administrator produce it. A staff member at the front desk said the report wasn't initially available because someone else was using it at the time. Steven Earle, White Blossom's administrator, wouldn't comment on specific deficiencies but said that they had been corrected.

In the three most recent state surveys we analyzed, 657 homes across the country were cited for failing to make their inspection results readily accessible.


SKIMPING ON CARE?
CR Quick Take

Our investigation found that the state agencies responsible for overseeing nursing home care have often failed to correct problems. But consumers can increase their odds of choosing a good nursing home if they narrow their search to certain types. Our findings: • Not-for-profit homes are more likely to provide good care than for-profits, based on our analysis of inspection surveys, staffing, and quality indicators. • The same analysis shows that independently run homes are more likely to provide good care than chains.• Through its influence in politics, the industry has whittled down the protections of the 1987 federal law.



While our investigation suggests that you or a family member might receive better care at a not-for-profit, independently owned facility, they make up a small portion of the industry. Since the establishment of Medicaid, the state and federal program for the poor and the elderly, in the 1960s, for-profit homes have come to dominate the field.

"In some chains we see facilities that will consistently do poorly," says Paul Dreyer, director of licensing and certification in the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. "Sometimes it hasn't been the chain's priority to make facilities the best they can be. The focus is maximizing some kind of return to investors."

Bruce Yarwood, president and CEO of the American Health Care Association (AHCA), which represents primarily for-profit homes, says that poor homes are a "chronic, tough issue." He notes that many nursing home executives have trouble escaping Wall Street's quarterly earnings pressure. But, he says, "For every bad story there are probably 50 good ones."

Nursing home researchers say that the most serious problems sometimes show up in small, for-profit chains within a state. In New York, for example, Healthcare Associates, wholly owned by Anthony Salerno, jointly administers a network of 12 separately incorporated facilities. Salerno is the largest shareholder in all the facilities. Three of the homes have been on our quality-monitor list.

Earlier this year Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney general, sued one of the three homes, the Jennifer Matthew Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Rochester, alleging abuse and neglect. Investigators used a hidden camera to show that call bells were placed out of residents' reach and that patients would go unturned and unwashed for hours. That facility was a four-time repeater on our lists. The legal case is ongoing; a lawyer for the center did not respond to requests for comment.

One reason the independently owned, not-for-profit facilities might do a better job is that they tend to have more staff, which experts agree is crucial to good care. We found that on average, not-for-profits provided almost an hour of additional nursing care each day per resident, compared with for-profit facilities. They also provided nearly twice as much care from registered nurses.

In 2002, a study conducted for the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) noted that without a daily average of 2.8 hours of care from nurse aides and 1.3 hours from licensed nurses, residents were more likely to experience poor outcomes--pressure sores and urinary incontinence, for example. "Most nursing homes are staffed significantly below that," says John Schnelle, director of the Borun Center, a joint venture of UCLA and the Jewish Home for Aging that does research on long-term care.

The CMS, however, has not recommended or adopted minimum staffing standards, a point of contention for nursing home advocates, who are pushing for them. Marvin Feuerberg, a technical director at the CMS, says officials even watered down the 2002 study's executive summary when it was given to Congress.

Instead, current rules say that staffing must be sufficient to meet the needs of nursing home residents, a standard so vague that it makes penalizing nursing homes that skimp on care almost impossible. Rules do require homes to have 8 hours of registered nursing and 24 hours of licensed nursing coverage per day. But the standard applies to all homes, no matter how many residents they have. So a nursing home with 200 residents can use the same-size staff as one with 20.

Inadequate staffing puts residents at risk. Glen Barnhill, 46, of Nashville, lived in Tennessee nursing homes for several years after he suffered a gunshot wound to the head. Barnhill, a quadriplegic who needs a ventilator to breathe, says he would sometimes go into respiratory distress while waiting for a call light to be answered. "I'd be in bed gasping and fighting for air, not knowing when the nurse would come," he says.

The AHCA says that minimum staffing rules cannot be an unfunded mandate on the part of the government. "If you're required to have x amount and certain types of staff, you need reimbursement," says Sandra Fitzler, the group's senior director of clinical operations. More money from Medicaid, which pays for more than half of all nursing home stays, would improve staffing, the industry says.

But money is not always the problem. We examined Medicaid reimbursement for nursing homes in 2002, the last year for which we had complete data. We found no evidence that the average state Medicaid payment to nursing homes had a significant impact on the percentage of homes identified as poor performers.


PLAYING POLITICS

Nursing homes are not major donors to national political campaigns, but they wield considerable clout in state capitals, where their $500, $1,000, and $3,000 contributions count with gubernatorial, state legislative, and judicial candidates.

In Arkansas, for example, the industry was a top contributor to state candidates in 2004, according to Followthemoney.org, a nonpartisan database of campaign contributions. The Arkansas Health Care Association, which represents for-profit nursing homes, gave almost $100,000 that year to candidates in the state.

The trade association also maintains an office near the Arkansas Capitol in Little Rock, where legislators can stop in and enjoy a free lunch three times a week during legislative sessions.

"They contribute a large amount of money to people's campaigns" and the politicians become beholden, says state Sen. Mary Anne Salmon, a Democrat. She adds, "Nursing homes have stopped some very good legislation that would have made things better for the elderly. "

Messages from legislators, subtle and not so subtle, filter down to regulators, who have learned that nursing homes will challenge them if they press too hard. Grachia Freeman, a former nursing home inspector in Arkansas, says that supervisors "would not let me write deficiencies I wanted to write" for a facility she was inspecting. Now a nurse at a VA hospital in North Little Rock, she adds, "They were angry with me for investigating and told me not to complete the survey." We made several efforts to interview regulators in the long-term-care unit of the Arkansas Department of Health and Human Services but were repeatedly rebuffed.

This pressure "gives facilities the confidence to push back in so many ways, like appealing citations and sanctions because they know that state legislators tend to be very protective of homes in their districts," says Iris Freeman, principal consultant with Advocacy Strategy, a Minneapolis firm that works with community groups on behalf of the elderly and disabled.


EASING OFF OF ENFORCEMENT

Although the number of deficiency citations written by state inspectors has increased 7.6 percent since 2003, according to the CMS, inspectors appear to be watering them down. Each one carries a letter code, from A through L, indicating the scope and severity of the violation. Citations labeled G through L denote actual harm or the potential for death. Codes I through L indicate that the harm was widespread, affecting many people.

State inspectors are now writing fewer deficiencies with codes that denote actual harm, such as avoidable pressure sores and medication errors. "We are going back to a less stringent and simpler enforcement," says a federal analyst familiar with nursing home inspection data at the CMS. "Everything is becoming a D level. Nursing facilities are going to challenge anything above a D level if it carries a mandatory penalty, can be used in a tort case, or will be publicly disclosed."

In 2000, 40 percent of all deficiencies carried a D designation. By 2005, the number had risen to 54 percent. The reason, says the analyst, is pressure from nursing homes on understaffed state agencies that find it hard to muster the resources to defend their citations in court.

The most common remedy for violations is a "plan of correction." The nursing home acknowledges there is a problem and promises to fix it within a specified period. Often the problem is corrected but soon resurfaces, a phenomenon regulators call yo-yo compliance.


TOKEN FINES OR NONE AT ALL

The 1987 nursing home reform law provided for monetary penalties that could be imposed by states and the federal government. But that hasn't meant that fines are collected. In fact, last year the federal Office of the Inspector General found that the CMS did not take all the required steps to collect 94 percent of past-due penalties.

Some states are doing no better. Even when inspectors find that homes are providing poor care, regulators may be slow to impose fines, if they levy them at all.

In 2003 and 2005, Consumer Reports examined whether states were levying fines against our sample of poorly performing homes. We found that the ones that could impose fines were not always using that authority. Our earlier study found that in states with the power to impose fines, only 55 percent of the facilities in our sample that could have received one actually did. In our most recent analysis, we found that states fined just 50 percent of such homes.

Eight of the 12 five-time repeaters on this year's list of poorly performing homes had not received state fines between 1999 and 2004. The others received minimal penalties. California regulators, for instance, fined White Blossom a total of $10,800 during the six years it was on our lists. The largest fine it received in any one year was $3,600.

When fines are assessed, they tend to be low, sometimes absurdly so. Consider the slap on the wrist given the Willow Tree Nursing Center in Oakland, Calif. In 2001, according to state records, a 38-year-old paraplegic with poor cognitive ability left the home on a pass. When he did not return until 2 a.m., the home's administrator ordered a nurse not to let him back in. Regulators cited the facility for failing to keep a resident free from mental abuse and assessed a fine of $700. The state, however, collected only $455 and closed the case. Seventeen months later, the state again cited Willow Tree, for failing to report an allegation of abuse within 24 hours. This time, a nurse who allegedly put a pillow over a resident's face, said, "I'm going to smother you," and then walked out of the room laughing after the patient pushed it off. The state collected $600.

States can reduce an already meager fine by 35 percent if the nursing home agrees not to appeal. The median fine in 1999 for the homes we looked at was $4,800; in 2004 it had dropped to $3,000. Less than 2 percent of the homes received a fine greater than $100,000.

Loved Ones…as I tramp up and down the halls in these places I see this stuff everyday…

people with major pain without help…

people drowning in their own saliva without help…

people yelling for help and being ignored till they pass on…

I literally could not do this stuff (here in California) if I have not had the pleasure to provide rehabilitation services in New Zealand…

where people are valued as citizens rather than valued as funding streams of health insurance dollars…

I know rehabilitation and skilled nursing can be actually done… in a humane manner…society can make changes in how it delivers health care…financial greed can be overcome by national responsibility for all its citizens…hey Cuba can do it!
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Needlessly
Loved Ones…. following are the words gwbush proudly stated …concerning a very serious subject to millions of profoundly suffering people around the world….

Stem cells….

Gwbush after he cast his very first veto and killed the stem cell research bill…. “Crossing this line would be a grave mistake and would needlessly encourage a conflict between science and ethics that can only do damage to both and harm our nation as a whole.”

Loved ones…this is my 29th year as a speech and language pathologist and I can honestly say gwbush’s statement correctly reflects the true state of America’s health care system…needlessly….

When President vetoed the stem cell bill he clearly made his mind evident…his very first veto…needlessly…

Gwbush acts to politically secure certain “strategic votes” at the cost of millions of really suffering people…and yes oh so needlessly…Loved ones…you or a loved one may be impacted by a very wide variety of diseases…. like Alzheimer’s and traumatic injury…needlessly

And believe me…I have worked many times on Alzheimer’s wings…whole floors of older persons in various states of dementia…the physician requests the speech pathologist to do a swallow evaluation because now the patients forget the food is in their mouth…I go in the room and there next to the brown curtain is the C.N.A…. the care giver…she is crying while holding her “baby’s” head asking him to swallow his pureed pancakes…no winners here…needlessly

And all these people are citizens who paid their taxes…who have health care…who tried to do the right thing… and now that they need help…now those who built this country need help…gwbush makes the “gwbush ethical leadership” to kill the help…he makes the choice to exercise his veto to KILL the research…because it would be done… “Needlessly”

Loved Ones…this is how it is out there in the land of American health care.

At this time I petition for the White Light of the Holy Spirit to surround and enclose all quadriplegics and all their loved ones…also I petition for the White Light of the Holy Spirit to protect and heal all earth pilgrims with dementia…and lastly I petition for all Americans currently on a NG Tube or Gtube to receive healings if it is God’s will…I petition and ask that in the name of Mother and Father God.
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Petition to White Light Bill and Melinda & all their loved ones
Loved Ones…as a health care worker…today I was with 4 other health care providers…

Some nurses and aides…

All discussing how many days they have had worked in a row…

One nurse said after 8 days it gets rough…she continued saying she had 2, 8 hour shifts back to back at 2 different locations and also had 2 boys…both under 13…

The other (older) nurse said no more for me…. I used to but I cannot do that any more…

Loved Ones as these loving direct care persons…work themselves into the grave…please let all of us stop and thank both Bill & Melinda Gates and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation...which supports disease immunization programs, research into HIV/Aids, and education for the poor, through an endowment of US$30 billion…

Bill and Melinda both exercise their will power…

Both exercise their ability to focus and their unconditional love…

and provide the financial energy to heal millions of their brothers and sisters…

At this time I petition for the White Light of the Holy Spirit to surround and enclose the loving Bill and Melinda Gates and all their loved ones…I petition for the embryonic bubble of unconditional love…the White Light of the Holy Spirit to be above them, below them…I petition for the White Light to be in front of them and behind them…I petition for the unconditional love, the White Light to be to the right of them and all that is left of them…I petition and ask that in Mother God’s Name.
- posted by Samuel Bell @ 12:32 PM 0 comments

 
30% = FAILURE
President George W Bush's approval rating is in the low 30 per cent zone…

or he in other words he is bombing…

he is a failure….

gwbush is a total leadership failure on all sides…domestic failure…. international failure…. financial failure…health care failure…domestic security failure…

And the oil companies are richer than ever …Donald Rumsfeld pocketed $5 million yesterday on his profits from the bird flu fears…. ($ from His” old” company…you know like Chaney & Halliburton) While Senator Bill Frist did his best to stop the censure of gwbush by “any means possible” in Washington….

Gwbush has had a steady disapproval rating at least 60 per cent…. And going down…down…down…down

loved ones… after gwbush threatened to do a presidential VETO to keep the Dubai contract alive…. Many persons less enlightened than most grasped the concept that gwbush is in reality a totally hollow leader…. dangerous to you and me…dangerous to other countries …an most unenlightened leader of a nuclear weapon armed countryLoved ones…Gwbush threatened his first veto ever to keep a Dubai Contract? Why?

The Dubai contract was a clear demonstration on Puppet Politics for $ in Washington…powered by Media outlets funded by the intelligence contractors…FOX NEWS is still screaming about how we have diminished security by not letting Dubai into our domestic security system...

Loved ones…After the Big one(s) hit on the West Coast…. do not depend on the United States of America to Help You….

Many other(than the united states) countries large and small will send help…and will help…

However the reality with gwbush and friends is...they will only participate if they can profit from their interactions with you…. the greed agenda….sad but true….
- posted by Samuel Bell @ 11:37 AM 0 comments