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Interviews with M.T. Keshe and Konstantin Meyl After September 21, 2012 Event – YouTube

Interviews with M.T. Keshe and Konstantin Meyl After September 21, 2012 Event – YouTube.

Interviews with Keshe and Meyl following today’s lecture

Pre-ordered 5kW generators expected to be available in December. Also, a demo of the gravity-modification technology is scheduled for Dec. 14. Three U.S. astronauts from Moon missions are expected to attend.


Konstantin Meyl, myself, M.T. Keshe

by Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News 

With my previous stop in Europe taking longer than expected, and with a 1.5-hour flight delay due to technical problems (wing fell off [just kidding]), and rush hour traffic, I didn’t arrive at today’s lecture by Konstantine Meyl at the Keshe Foundation until after it had concluded. But I did get a chance to interview Keshe and Myel. I didn’t do too bad for driving on Europe roads for the first time. Good thing the directions were easy. Not being able to read the road signs puts a big damper on navigation!

Here were the highlights from the event.

  • Keshe announced that those who have previously purchased the 5kW generators (there were 10,000 pre-orders available) could expect them to be available some time in December, but they would need to figure out a way to pick them up.
  • Keshe announced that on December 14 they will be holding a large even (6,000 seating) holding a demonstration of the technology. Three astronauts who landed on the Moon are likely to attend.
  • Keshe announced that on December 14, they will be holding a large event (5,000 seats) holding a demonstration: Full Space and Energy of the Technology. Astronauts, one of whom has landed on the Moon, are likely to attend. Keshe privately showed me a response from one of them, dated Sept. 20, confirming that he will be attending. Keshe doesn’t want the name disclosed yet.

Here’s an amateur video I shot of the concluding of the event, rough tour of the facility, and interview with Keshe and Myel.

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‘US govt handicapped, people fed up with American military’ – YouTube

‘US govt handicapped, people fed up with American military’ – YouTube.

Pakistani police have reportedly used tear gas, batons and fired warning shots – to push protesters away from the American embassy in Islamabad. Eight officers are said to have been injured in the clashes.

More than a thousand demonstrators vented their anger at a U.S.-made film that pokes fun at Islam. Protests flared up across the Muslim world last Tuesday, after a trailer of the film was translated into Arabic and put online.

American diplomatic missions have come under attack in several countries – after the U.S. ambassador to Libya was killed last week. 

RT discusses the increasingly tense situation in the Arab World with anti-war activist Brian Becker.

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Poor New Yorkers Spend 25% Of Income On Cigarettes | ZeroHedge

Poor New Yorkers Spend 25% Of Income On Cigarettes | ZeroHedge.

It sucks to be poor. It sucks to smoke (broadly speaking). But most of all, it sucks to be a poor smoker in New York. This is the finding from a study conducted by RTI’s Public Health Policy Research Program which shows that low-income smokers in New York spend 25 percent of their income on cigarettes, a finding that led a smokers’ rights advocate to say it proves high taxes are regressive and ineffective. Bloomberg reports: “In New York, with the nation’s highest cigarette taxes, a pack of cigarettes can cost $12, though many smokers have turned to cheaper cigarettes bought online and by using roll-your-own devices. Wealthier smokers — those earning $60,000 or more — spend 2 percent on cigarettes, according to the study.” The imminent solution: hike taxes even more of course. After all it is not like broke New York City needs the cash broke smokers will stop using EBT cards and other forms of cheap credit to feed addictions. And while at it, hike school tuitions a little more: in a society in which the only peddled hope of regaining the American dream is graduation with an advanced pottery degree, and in which (non-dischargeable) student debt costs nothing, what is the downside?

Amusingly, it seems America has something resembling a smoker’s union: [click on above link to read post]

 

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Dr. Marty Makary: “Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won’t Tell You And How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care” | The Diane Rehm Show from WAMU and NPR

Dr. Marty Makary: “Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won’t Tell You And How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care” | The Diane Rehm Show from WAMU and NPR.