Dear Anonymous,

I still think about you everyday. It is like a sweet curse my love for you. After being haunted by it for almost 16 years, I can honestly say that my love for you was very pure, my love for you is deep. I was not able to express to you, how much I loved you, now I am caught in the web of my own creation. Never does it dissipate, absence has only made my heart grow fonder. Woe is me.




"Wars May Come and Wars May Go But Art Is Forever."

The gov't knew about Pearl Harbor, It was a manipulated event.

Unfortunately there is a huge conspiracy that has come out from declassified documents that FDR, who was a big hero of mine, and other members of the govt/Elite knew 10 days before that Japan was going to attack Pearl Harbor. It was one of the plans set out by European leaders to get the US involved in the war. All of this is true and is from declassified documents from the USA and Europe. A bunch of criminals sat around at a table sometime after world war one and set forth a document containing a list of ways to entice the world into another war. One idea they came up with was to manipulate Germany, put Hitler in power, create the German war machine to take on the League of Nations and then implement their eugenics program. Another point listed in their document was that in order to get the USA involved in another outside European war, there needed to be an attack on USA soil, most likely by the Japanese on the west coast. The document admitted that it was going to take a huge catalyst event to get the mothers to send their sons to war after the last slaughter the USA was dragged in, which by the way was also caused by this ruling elite that still rules us today!!!!!!!

In the months leading up to the attack, the allied powers and the USA harassed Japan with sanctions and covert 'pre-entry into the war' missions against the Japanese in China and elsewhere. World War Two was a planned event by the criminal ruling elite (the people behind the scenes that run our govt and the govt's of Europe and now the world, the "shadow people", the "shadow govt".) to further their plans of a one world gov't. Which they are now trying to implement and have been announcing the "new world order" since the G20 Summit meetings in March of 2009.

All of this and more shocking details of the manipulation of our lives behind the scenes can be found online by using google. Some of the families involved in this were the Bush's (yes those Bush's. Google Prescott Bush grandfather of GWBush and father of GHWBush, funded the nazi war machine), The Rockefellers, The Rothschild's and many more unnamed/named families/people.

In the late 1990's another group of men sat at a table, including Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, etc. They came up with a document called "The Project for a New American Century". In this document they listed ways to start a new war in the middle east, among other things (google Project for a New American Century and you can see the entire sick document). They said that it would take a "Pearl Harbor" type event to get the American people to stand behind another war in the Middle East. A few years later, after these same guys are now in power of the United States, 9-11 happened. What did Bush call 9-11, he called it- "Our Pearl Harbor".

My ancestors have fought in every war of the last 300 years. I am very insulted and angry about how our lives have been manipulated by a handful of greedy, evil men so that they could consolidate power and control all of our resources. We have been controlled by them for over 2000 years. This all goes back to Babylon, Rome, Midevil Europe. These "families" have manipulated many wars, famines, diseases, poverty, etc. all over the world. America was never given her freedom after the Revolutionary War. The British just remained in control behind the scenes. George Washington and Benjamin Franklin were working in part for England. They were manipulated to do what they did to keep America in the hands of the crown without the people knowing it. All of this stuff has been kept hidden from us for many years. But now the Truth is out there. Nothing in history or the present happens by accident. It is all being controlled by the puppet master. Wake up dont be a puppet anymore.

For more info on truth go to these sites:
Beware the rabbit hole goes deep.

www.infowars.com
www.davidicke.com
www.whatreallyhappened.com
www.prisonplanet.tv
www.prisonplanet.com
www.infowars.net
www.jonesreport.com

also on google video watch these documentaries:

The Obama Deception -Movie about who controls Obama and all the other presidents.

David Icke at the Oxford Debating Society

TerrorStorm

Endgame

Police State 1, 2 and 3

America-Freedom to Fascism

Loose Change

Fabled Enemies

and many, many more.

I am angry that our families souls have died and suffered over many lifetimes to further their agenda of control and greed. I want justice for the dead and myself.

God Bless.

-kimpunkrock

http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/index.jsp?cid=186977

The Truth is out there.


"Wars May Come and Wars May Go But Art Is Forever."

Science unlocks secrets of our deepest love

April 12, 2009
Science unlocks secrets of our deepest love
The mystery of what drives us to offer unconditional love is being unravelled
Jonathan Leake

THE secrets of unconditional love, one of the most mysterious emotions, are being uncovered by scientists tracing the unique brain activity it creates.

They have found that the emotion, experienced as a desire to care for another person without any thought of reward, emerges from a complex interplay between seven separate areas of the brain.

Such brain activity has only limited overlap with the cerebral impulses seen in romantic or sexual love, suggesting it should be seen as an entirely separate emotion.

Professor Mario Beauregard, of Montreal University’s centre for research into neurophysiology and cognition, who led the study, said: “Unconditional love, extended to others without exception, is considered to be one of the highest expressions of spirituality. “ However, nothing has been known regarding its neural underpinnings until now.”

Scientists are interested in unconditional love as evolutionary theory suggests we should feel such emotions only for people who help us pass our genes to future generations, such as spouses and children.

Our fascination with the many forms of love is reflected by Hollywood, with films such as War of the Worlds, where Tom Cruise’s character risks his life to save his estranged daughter. The unconditional love he displays contrasts with the obsessive sexual emotions in films such as Basic Instinct or the romantic love portrayed by Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman in the epic Australia.

In the real world, however, unconditional love is often experienced towards people with whom there is no connection. The question is: why? To carry out the study, Beauregard recruited subjects with a proven ability to feel strong unconditional love: low-paid assistants looking after people with learning difficulties. Beauregard asked them to evoke feelings of unconditional love and hold them in their minds while they had a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan.

Of the seven brain areas that became active, three were similar to those of romantic love. The others were different, suggesting a separate kind of love.

Beauregard’s discoveries showed that some of the areas activated when experiencing unconditional love were also involved in releasing dopamine. This chemical is deeply involved in sensing pleasure, with rising levels strongly linked to feelings of reward and even euphoria.

In a research paper in an academic journal, he said: “The rewarding nature of unconditional love facilitates the creation of strong emotional links. Such robust bonds may critically contribute to the survival of the human species.”

Additional reporting: John Harlow

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article6078485.ece


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The Truth about Journalists.

"There is no such thing , at this date of the world's history, in America as an independant press. You know it and I know it.! There is not one of you who dares to write your honest opinions , and if you did , you know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am paid weekly for keeping my honest opinions out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar things, and any of you who woud be so foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my paper, before twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone.

The business of the journalists is to destroy the truth: to lie outright; to pervert; to vilify; to fawn at the feet of mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it and the folly of this toasting an independent press? We are the tools and vassals of rich men behind the scenes. We are jumping jacks, they pull he string and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities and our lives are all the property of other men.

WE ARE INTELLECTUAL PROSTITUTES"

- John Swinton, Former Chief of Staff, New York Times, 1953


This is exactly why I don't use my journalistic talents to work for the "man". I am a very talented college educated journalist that could very well win awards, but I refuse to work for any of these corporate newspapers to fill my stomach. It appears after years of lying, deceiving and demonizing society, news outlets are finally getting their karma paid. Many newspapers that have been publishing for a 100 years are closing down due to lack of funds. This is what they get for ruining society with their lies.

"Wars May Come and Wars May Go But Art Is Forever."

Riot police attack peaceful protesters at G20 Climate Camp

Who Controls the Web.

David Icke on the nature of the elites control over the internet and our lives.

The Obama Deception HQ Full length version

Please watch this movie!
Your life depends on it!

Sylvia Plath’s son commits suicide

From The Times

March 23, 2009
Nicholas Hughes, Sylvia Plath’s son commits suicide

Sylvia Plath holding Nicholas Hughes as a baby


A young Nicholas Hughes with his mother months before she died
Ben Hoyle, Arts Correspondent

The son of the poets Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath has taken his own life, 46 years after his mother gassed herself while he slept.

Nicholas Hughes hanged himself at his home in Alaska after battling against depression for some time, his sister Frieda said yesterday.

He was 47, unmarried with no children of his own and had until recently been a professor of fisheries and ocean sciences at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Dr Hughes’s death adds a further tragic chapter to a family history that has been raked over with morbid fascination for two generations.

He was only a baby when his mother died but she had already sketched out what he meant to her in one of her late poems.

In Nick and the Candlestick, published in her posthumous collection Ariel, she wrote: “You are the one/ Solid the spaces lean on, envious./ You are the baby in the barn.”

Later his father wrote of how, after Plath’s death, their son’s eyes “Became wet jewels,/ The hardest substance of the purest pain/ As I fed him in his high white chair”. Neither he, nor his sister nor their Poet Laureate father could ever fully escape the shadow cast by Plath’s suicide in 1963 and the personality cult that then sprang up around her memory.

Ted Hughes was hounded for the rest of his life by feminists and Plath devotees who accused him of driving her to her death by his infidelity.

In 1969 he suffered another terrible loss when his mistress gassed herself and their daughter in an apparent copycat suicide.

Plath’s friend, the poet and critic Al Alvarez, once said: “I would love to think that the culture’s fascination is because Plath is a great and major poet, which she is. But it wouldn’t be true. It is because people are wildly interested in scandal and gossip.”

Her turbulent marriage to Hughes became a modern myth, from their first meeting at Cambridge where he kissed the young American Fulbright scholar “bang smash on the mouth” and she bit his cheek so hard that it bled, through the whirlwind secret wedding all the way to its catastrophic ending.

Plath’s suicide in effect froze her children in time so that in the public memory they remained a one-year-old and a two-year-old lying in their cots, carefully sealed off from the gas leaking over their mother in the room next door.

Hughes did everything that he could to shield them from the increasingly lurid interest in their mother and did not tell them that she had killed herself until they were teenagers.

Frieda Hughes reemerged into the public gaze in her twenties when her first children’s book was published. She has also been a successful artist, poet and newspaper columnist and has spoken and written about her parents and her own own struggles with depression, ME and anorexia.

Her brother never resurfaced in the same way, but his life had also moved on. A family friend said last night: “Nick wasn’t just the baby son of Plath and Hughes and it would be wrong to think of him as some kind of inevitably tragic figure. He was a man who reached his mid-forties, an adventurous marine biologist with a distinguished academic career behind him and a host of friends and achievements in his own right. That is the man who is mourned by those who knew him.”

Frieda Hughes was travelling to Alaska yesterday but said in a statement: “It is with profound sorrow that I must announce the death of my brother, Nicholas Hughes, who died by his own hand on Monday 16th March 2009 at his home in Alaska. He had been battling depression for some time.”

He was an evolutionary ecologist who specialised in the study of stream fish and travelled thousands of miles across Alaska on research trips.

“His lifelong fascination with fish and fishing was a strong and shared bond with our father (many of whose poems were about the natural world). He was a loving brother, a loyal friend to those who knew him and, despite the vagaries that life threw at him, he maintained an almost childlike innocence and enthusiasm for the next project or plan.”

Shortly before his death, he left his post at the university to set up a pottery at home and “advance his not inconsiderable talent at making pots and creatures in clay”.

Although there is acceptance that depression can be inherited, there is no known suicide gene that could connect Dr Hughes's death to his mother’s.

Paul Farmer, the chief executive of Mind, the mental health charity, said: “Suicide is a much more complicated event than simply being a question of genetics, but there is some evidence that if a member of your family has taken their life there can be a higher risk of people doing the same. However, it is often absolutely to do with what’s happening in the here and now rather than any urge that is more deeply rooted.”

Dr Hughes’s parents split up before he was 1, his father leaving Plath for Assia Wevill, the exotic wife of another poet. The winter that followed was unrelentingly harsh. Struggling to get by on very little money as a single parent with two young children, Plath’s fragile mental state collapsed. She wrote many of her finest poems in a final burst of creativity and killed herself early one February morning.

Six years later Wevill, who had lived with Hughes and the children for much of the intervening period, also gassed herself. It was March 23, 1969 – 40 years ago today – and her death differed from Plath’s in one appalling respect: she had murdered four-year-old Shura in the process.

To the frustration of biographers, Hughes stayed silent about his own response to these events until almost the end of his life. Then, in 1995, he published half a dozen poems that he had written for Wevill, hidden among the 240 poems in his New Selected Poems.

In 1998 he finally unveiled in Birthday Lettersa series of 88 poems examining his life with Plath and his reaction to her death. Serialised in The Times,the poems recast his reputation from a man who had shown no apparent contrition for his wife’s fate into something far more complex.

In a letter to the poet Kathleen Raine he said he wished that he had published them earlier. “I might have had a more fruitful career – certainly a freer psychological life.”

Hughes dedicated Birthday Letters to his children. Unusually for a book of poetry, it became a runaway best-seller, shifting more than 150,000 hard-back copies in Britain alone. He did not live to see it awarded the 1999 Whitbread Book of the Year award, as he died of cancer the previous October. It was Frieda, not Nicholas, who accepted the prize on his behalf.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article5956380.ece

"Wars May Come and Wars May Go But Art Is Forever."

50,000 Pissed Off New Yorkers Rally at City Hall

I still do.....

I hear you,
talking in my head.
You tell me you lied,
about what
I cannot hear,
but I want
you to know,
I always will,
love you so.

"Wars May Come and Wars May Go But Art Is Forever."