Month: October 2009

There are so many things going on in international news worthy of talking about that it’s hard to decide what to write about first.  The headline I’m writing about today was one of Monday’s headlines from Rueters that reads “US to push for new economic world order at G20”.  I am choosing to write about … Read More “The Monetary Motivator: Obama’s ‘New Economic World Order’ – Part 1” »

With almost nothing to do and an entire month to do it, You would think it would be easy to find time to write.  Not so much.  I am extremely grateful to have a place to stay for My last month in Vancouver but the home environment is not the ideal place for writing.  One … Read More “Vancouver Sunshine” »

“Iran agrees to allow UN visit to nuclear plant” – Rueters After all the international concern caused by news headlines over the past week, the stormy waters begin to calm as Iran allows the U.S. to investigate its newly announced nuclear facility.  Iran appears intent on assuring the world their nuclear intentions are peaceful.  While … Read More “International Community Calmed: Iran Allows IAEA Inspection” »

We want to believe that all Our illness can be cured with vaccines, or at least the drug industry would certainly like Us to believe they will find a cure for everything.  Yesterday there was concern after a U.K. teen died only hours after a cervical cancer vaccination procedure at her school.  It was revealed … Read More “This Flu Season: “Know Immunity, Remember Divinity!”” »

Despite all the headlines that infiltrate My Yahoo mail account, the movement for peace in the world is equally evident.  The Dalai  Lama was in Vancouver on Sunday and although news of the peace conference did not make yahoo headlines, his image seemed to be everywhere as I walked around Vancouver.  ” ‘We’ are the … Read More ““We” for Peace” »