A Breakaway Thought – A Blank Canvas

By: Zy Marquiez

Recently, was able to attend to Secret Space Program Conference in Bastrop TX, and was able to meet many wonderful individuals in the process.

The speakers were unparalleled, the attendees were amazing, and the vibe and feel of the conversations were not only breathtaking and intriguing, but like nothing we experience in our daily lives. This made me realize, this is the type of people that are important to my future, and whom we need to connect to create the groundwork for a better tomorrow. Our tomorrow, and not the tomorrow that the comptrollers would wish to saddle us serfs powerful individuals with.

Along with the obvious discussions of space related issues came various forms of discussion regarding breakaway civilization/s. The term ‘Breakaway Civilization’ was coined by Richard Dolan, who was not only a key speaker in last year’s SSP conference – and who gave a superb presentation, mind you – but is also renown for his methodical/academic approach to abstruse but vital subjects.

At its core, the breakaway civilization is a powerful group[s?] of people that has detached from humanity via their clandestine operations to the point that they have moved far beyond the current level of understanding in a variety of disciplines, be it technology, history, physics, biotech, medicine, geopolitics, etc. etc.

In any case, the idea of this blog stems from wanting to move beyond our conventional thought model – to breakaway. What is meant by that is not only being open minded about outside-of-the-box scenarios that take place and influence our daily lives, but also being open minded about outside-of-the-box solutions regarding those scenarios and more.

Furthermore, by virtue of creating an entirely different mindframe for our selfs, we will be able to disengage ourselves from the very matrix that is enslaving most of us in a variety of aspects, be that financially, physically, mentally, psychologically or even spiritually.

This process begins by pushing the boundaries of y/our imagination. By not settling for the cookie-cutter version of reality showcased by the media, that is at best a bland fallacy, and at worst mind-numbing garbage that seeps into every fabric of our lives, creating the reality you yourself should be creating instead.

This blog will be a social experiment. An idea – a blank canvas.

With time, with every stroke of y/our imagination, we will delve deeper into the inner workings of the possibilities that we each individually can accomplish, and see where that foray into the boundless unknown will take us.

Every second is a new beginning, every thought is a new possibility, every day is a new constellation of power – of ideas – to be tapped. By you. By your mind/body/spirit. By the very core of your being – your consciousness.

Morpheus said it best:

“I’m trying to free your mind, Neo. But I can only show you the door. You’re the one that has to walk through it.”

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Back From Cryosleep – Have A New Blog Called ‘The Breakaway’

Okay old timers, friends, associates, counterparts and web surfers you.  Its been a long time this blog has been used, and that is due to a myriad reasons.  But being an agent of reverse-chaos, couldn’t help but gravitating towards this sanctum of mine.

In any case, a few months ago ended up myself starting another blog [go figure?] in order to share very similar information.  However, was met with some slight censorship as per usual.

How to solve this issue?  Run two blogs of course.  Can’t be giving up yah know.  Especially given how much work’s been put into this blog as well as research aided by many of you.

For those interested, the address of the new blog is:

https://thebreakaway.wordpress.com/

Will be writing/mirror many articles in that blog that are of vital importance.  With that said, for now this particular blog will go from sharing many pieces of information to information personally written by myself.  This is to have one blog run personal musings and such, while the other one runs everything.

Just thought this should be posted to clarify to absence as well as the new direction we’re heading into.

Hope you are all well.

And remember, everything is a choice.

Do your research, and make the right choice.

The unconscious conscious…

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A Fast And Furious Return To Reality: Spanish Stock Market Plummets By 12% In Two Days

via: ZeroHedge
by: Tyler Durden
July 23, 2012

A few hours ago, the IBEX hit a level of 5905, the lowest since April 2003. The irony is that as recently as weeks ago, various momentum chasing self-professed stock “experts” saw some technical formation or another, making them believe that the bottom is finally in for the IBEX, which is “fixed.” Turns out it wasn’t; it also turns out the market was completely wrong and the result is a 12% slide in the Spanish stock market in two days as reality’s return is fast and furious. If this happened in the US, it would be the equivalent of 1500 DJIA point collapse in 48 hours, and unleash mass panic and civil disobedience as people realized their 201(k) is really a +/- 001(k).

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Toxic BPA Substitute – BPS Chemical More Dangerous than BPA

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by: Lisa Garber
July 18, 2012

Earlier this year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration declared bisphenol A relatively safe (cough, cough). But due to the growing awareness that BPA is actually highly toxic, even the FDA’s ‘safe’ statement hasn’t stopped many plastics and papers manufacturers from replacing the estrogen-mimicking compound with its close cousin, bisphenol S.  And the revenue has been worth the change, even if BPS isn’t any safer than BPA. In fact, you may be more exposed to the BPS chemical now than you were to BPA before.

Why BPA is Unsafe

Despite the FDA’s announcement, research continues to raise red flags over BPA. Endocrinology, a publication of The Endocrine Society, featured a study in which mice received low doses of BPA and thereafter experienced effects on the brain and social behaviors.

Because BPA is environmentally persistent, its effects are long-lasting and trans-generational as well. In the aforementioned study, prenatal exposure to mice correlated with raised levels of anxiety, aggression, and cognitive difficulties.

Maybe mice are mice and people are people, but our exposure to BPA is nothing to be overlooked.  We eat food from cans with BPA. We store leftovers in containers with BPA. We drink water from BPA-laden bottles. We handle thermal paper and thereby BPA at the workplace. We essentially live, breathe, and eat BPA.

And now we have to worry about the BPS chemical instead?

Increased BPS Chemical Exposure

Not much is yet known about BPS—the compound replacing BPA in products like thermal paper—but the outlook is gloomy.

In 2005, Japanese scientists compared the hormone-mimicking effects of BPA and 19 similar compounds (including BPS chemical) on human cells. Although they found BPS’s effects to be slightly weaker than its cousin’s, new research shows that we may be absorbing more BPS through our skin than we were absorbing BPA.

Kurunthachalam Kannan of the Wadsworth Center at the New York state Department of Health led a research team in analyzing 16 types of paper from the U.S., Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam.  All receipt paper analyzed contained BPS.

“People who handle thermal paper in their jobs may be absorbing much more BPS,” the analysts said—19 times more, according to their research.

If you’re concerned about your BPS exposure, keep in mind that BPA-free (and BPS-laden) receipts have those telltale red fibers in the paper.  To reduce your exposure:

• Wash your hands after touching thermal paper.

• Save paper—and yourself—and tell the cashier to not print the receipt.

• Avoid putting receipts in bags with food.

• Store necessary receipts in folders or drawers to avoid unnecessary contact.

• If you are the cashier, consider investing in gloves.

Additional Sources:

UPI

Environmental Health News

Science Daily

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Company tries to claim intellectual property ownership over children’s exercises like ‘leap frog’

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
By: J. D. Heyes

[NaturalNews] Almost everyone has heard of a ridiculous court case involving companies or individuals making incredulous, specious claims, but this may be the first time someone has tried to claim ownership of a child activity.

Focused Fitness, LLC, has filed suit against Action Based Learning, LLC, for attempting to assert copyright ownership over children’s exercise activities “such as crawling, the ‘army crawl,’ the ‘log roll,’ ‘leap frog,’ walking on a balance beam, going over and under hurdles, balancing on a rope that has been laid on the ground, and others,” the complaint said.

“Defendants have admitted that Focused Fitness has not used Defendants’ selection and arrangement of those exercises, but instead claim protection in the exercises themselves,” said the complaint, which was filed recently in U.S. district court in Washington state.

According to the complaint, Washington-based Focused Fitness said that in the spring of 2011, ABL co-founders Jean Blaydes Madigan and Cynthia “Cindy” Hess approached the company with charges it was violating the Texas-based company’s intellectual property rights for teaching similar concepts to school kids.

“Focused Fitness develops and sells written materials, videos, photographs, artwork, software, and services to school districts and educators as full-service educational curricula,” the complaint said.

Teaching ‘friendly, time efficient, fun’ techniques under names everyone uses

“Defendants are using their copyright on works describing or illustrating public domain exercises, and are using invalid assertions of copyright, in order to attempt to obtain a broad monopoly on the teaching of children’s exercises. The exercises themselves, which are completely comprised of knowledge in the public domain, are not copyrightable matter,” it said.

On its face, the complaint seems only too frivolous. Taken in full context, to claim ownership – intellectually or otherwise – that exercises and activities children have performed practically since the beginning of time is a whole new level of absurd.

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Federal government routinely denies medical claims to injured, disabled veterans

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
By: J. D. Heyes

[NaturalNews] Eight U.S. Army veterans have claimed in court that the federal government denied their medical claims and that the government regularly does so with scores of other veterans as part of a “standardized” practice.

In the suit, the vets – led by plaintiff Dannie Fail – claim the Army’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance Traumatic Injury (TSGLI) program “has standardized the practices of denying claims [from injured veterans] in a manner that is arbitrary, unsupported by its own guidelines and contrary to law.”

They went onto say that the program routinely denies benefits to vets injured overseas and elsewhere, which in turn forces them to utilize an appeals process to get their benefits – a process which often can be lengthy and taxing, financially and mentally.

In their suit, all eight plaintiffs said their injuries were legitimate – all were certified as such by a medical professional.

The complaint does not detail the veterans’ injuries specifically, but it does list what sorts of injuries qualify them for the benefits.

Forced to appeal, with uncertain results

“There are nine categories of losses covered as follows: 1) Sensory losses, 2) Burns, 3) Paralysis, 4) Amputation, 5) Limb salvage, 6) Facial reconstruction, 7) Activities of daily living, 8) Inpatient hospitalization, 9) Coma/TBI (traumatic brain injury) combined with another injury,” says the complaint.

When injured veterans seek coverage, say the plaintiffs, the U.S. government “adds a criterion negating ADL [Activities of Daily Living] coverage where there can be adaptive behavior to accomplish the activity, even though the adaptive standard is not contained in the manual or guideline.”

Each of the plaintiffs – identified in the complaint as Fail, Scott Buchholz, Christian Andersonn, John Zonta, Stacey Truax, Timothy Melson, Scott Philbrick, and Jedadiah Zillmer, all of whom live in Colorado – say they followed the government’s requirements in filing their claims, which included obtaining letters from independent physicians certifying that their “traumatic injuries” left each of them unable to work.

All of them; however, were denied their benefits.

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Monsanto linked to coup that ousted Paraguayan president

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Monday, July 16, 2012
By: Ethan A. Huff

[NaturalNews] The political system in Paraguay is undergoing some major turmoil right now following the forced impeachment of former President Fernando Lugo, a “left-of-center” politician democratically voted into office by the people of Paraguay back in 2008. And among those who initiated and brought about this controversial coup was multinational biotechnology giant Monsanto, which was apparently threatened by Lugo’s resistance against the company’s genetically-modified (GM) crop agenda.

For years, Paraguay’s government has been dominated by so-called “right-wing” politicians that have served the interests of the country’s local oligarchy, as well as the interests of the U.S. embassy and transnational corporations that have established a powerful stronghold in the country. Among these corporate influences was Monsanto, which over the years has converted much of Paraguay’s arable land into plantations that grow GM crops.

But with the election of Lugo in 2008, things were beginning to change in many ways, according to reports, which triggered serious upset amongst Paraguay’s status quo class. Unwilling to capitulate to every demand made by the likes of Monsanto, Lugo was clearly a problem for these movers and shakers, who had long controlled national policy to their liking at the expense of the underclasses who have had to endure extreme poverty as a result.

“Monsanto planned to introduce a genetically modified seed for commercial use in the country … (But) [u]nder Lugo’s administration, Paraguay’s National Service for Plants and Seeds Quality and Health (SENAVE) refused to approve the seed’s use,” writes Berta Joubert-Ceci of Workers World concerning Monsanto’s involvement in the coup.

“The right-wing oligarchs favor dissemination of Monsanto seeds, while the peasantry has been demonstrating against it. The Union of Associations of Producers, a landowners group tied to Monsanto, was preparing a demonstration for June 25 against Lugo to benefit the giant transnational and the ‘liberalization’ of its genetically modified seeds.”

Though not perfect by any means, Lugo had at least tried to fight back in some ways against Monsanto’s gradual takeover of Paraguay’s agricultural land, the vast majority of which is now owned by less than three percent of the entire population. Many of Paraguay’s family farms have been eliminated over the years and forcibly replaced with large mono-crop plantations that now grow Monsanto’s GM soy and other cash crops. (http://www.naturalnews.com/030390_GMO_soy_poverty.html)

Unholy alliance between corporations and government destroying the world

The coup against President Lugo was undeniably engineered by special interests concerned about losing control over a nation that they have been exploiting for decades. By stacking Paraguay’s legislature with pro-industry hacks that have no regard for the interests of the people; corporate interests in Paraguay once against successfully marked their territory, just like they continue to do here in the U.S.

You see, countries like the U.S. and Paraguay, though they may differ externally in their political structures, operate in a disturbingly similar fashion. Private industry in both countries has essentially morphed with the government into a single, fascist entity that serves the interests of corporations and a select “elite” at the expense of everyone else.

The working class in Paraguay is obviously much worse off than the working class in America, at least at this point in time. But the principle remains that any government, including the American government, that operates for the sole benefit of its corporate masters is really nothing more than a dictatorship in which the people are no longer considered to be sovereign individuals, but rather slaves.

Sources for this article include:

http://uprisingradio.org

http://www.workers.org/2012/world/paraguay_0705/

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