Sirius update - World Puja - Crestone Expedition

February 5, 2013

Please post and circulate widely Actor Thomas Jane & Dr. Greer at Cicero's - Park City UT Great connections made during the Sundance Film Festival Actor Thomas Jane who has done the voice over for the Sirius film joined Dr. Greer in Park City during the Sundance Film festival.  What a team!  Introductions, interviews and many connections made that will help the Sirius film make the impact we are all wanting. Other news about the film:  The world renowned geneticist has started his testing.  He feels it will take at least 3 - 4 weeks to run the tests and analyze them. The geneticist also gave all the information about the little being to one of the foremost medical specialists on genetic anomalies. That doctor has concluded that even though it is only 6 inches in length it is not a fetus, but was 5 - 7 years old at the time of its death! This research was possible through your generous donations and we sincerely thank you.  We are looking at a Spring 2013 release of the film and  are still accepting donations to help with the roll out publicity. Please go to www.SiriusDisclosure.com and click under the trailer to donate.  _______________________________________________________ Contact Expedition in Crestone, Colorado February 2, 2013 - February 8, 2013 www.ETContactNow.com Crestone Expedition - 2011 CE-5 Expeditions   Limited to a small group the afternoon sessions include instruction in the CE-5 philosophy and protocols, remote viewing instruction, updates on Disclosure, New Energy and more.  Evening sessions are 4 -5 hours under the stars making Contact using the very effective CE-5 protocols.  An extraordinary opportunity to learn from Dr. Greer in a small group setting. "The night was clear and we had a good view of the Big Dipper constellation.  Sitting in meditation I asked the ET's to show their presence in a way that involved the big dipper........Twenty minutes later one of the stars in the Dipper slowly faded out, as if it was gone for a few minutes!  With our advanced night vision equipment we could clearly see that there were no clouds and that in fact the smaller stars surrounded the one that faded out were still visible.  Within a few minutes the star slowly faded back into view with its full brightness.  Then a few minutes later, a different star in the Dipper and did exactly the same thing.  It slowly faded out, was gone for a few minutes, and returned to full brightness again.  This went on for 23 minutes alternating between four and seven stars in the Dipper!      - A Crestone Experience by a participant - 2008 as described in "Contact: Countdown to Transformation" by Dr. Steven Greer   For more information about the Expeditions and for Dr. Greer's books   www.ETContactNow.com       ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Conversations with Dr. Steven Greer www.WorldPuja.org Friday February 8, 2013   11am pacific/2 pm eastern - 6 pm pacific/9 pm eastern Dr. Steven Greer and Commander Will Miller, US Navy retired Secrecy :How and Why it is maintained. Commander Miller has worked with Dr. Greer for over two decades setting up sensitive meetings at the Pentagon and elsewhere and advising on how secret projects  (USAPs - Unacknowledged Special Access Projects) are set up structurally to maintain secrecy.  He will discuss  the pros and cons of that system.  Their conversation will be an amazing insight into how the information about UFOs and the New Energy technology is controlled.  This knowledge is not speculation but from someone who has been on the inside.   You don't want to miss the first of a 2 part series to goes into depth on this issue.      Dr. Greer feels this is one of the most important interviews he has ever done! You really want to listen to this one.

JAIL THE BANKERS by Bill Moyers and Matt Taibbi

Jail the Bankers

By Bill Moyers and Matt Taibbi, Moyers & Company

02 February 13

Bill Moyers and Matt Taibbi discussed how the bankers live under a different set of rules than the rest of us.

(photo: Moyers & Company)

 

BILL MOYERS: This week on Moyers & Company ...

MATT TAIBBI: The rule of law isn't really the rule of law if it doesn't apply equally to everybody. I mean, if you're going to put somebody in jail for having a joint is his pocket. You can't let higher ranking HSBC officials off for laundering eight hundred million dollars for the worst drug dealers in the entire world.

BILL MOYERS: And ...

VINCENT WARREN: There is not a country in the world that believes that the U.S. drone attacks that we are doing on countries that we are not at war with is the right and sustainable solution for us.

VICKI DIVOLL: All we have is the president interpreting his own powers and the limits on his own powers. And that is not the way it's supposed to work. We need more oversight.

BILL MOYERS: Welcome. This week, two United States senators insisted that the Justice Department come clean. Why are Wall Street's big banks not only too big to fail but too big to jail? Senators Sherrod Brown of Ohio, a Democrat, and Chuck Grassley of Iowa, a Republican, are outraged that the giant banks violate the law with impunity -- laundering money, cheating homeowners, falsifying information -- every trick in the ledger book. They sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder demanding to know why the banks get away with fines instead of jail time.

Maybe they had their anger roiled by "Frontline," Public Television's premier investigative series. The other night, "Frontline" broadcast a report called "The Untouchables," on how the Department of Justice allegedly has looked the other way for fear that prosecuting the banks would do even more damage to the American economy.

ELIOT SPITZER in Frontline: The Untouchables: It was a definite sense that justice backed off.

NARRATOR in Frontline: The Untouchables:Did the government fail?

MARTIN SMITH in Frontline: The Untouchables: A number of people told us that you didn't make this a top priority.

LANNY BREUER in Frontline: The Untouchables: Well I'm sorry that they think that because I made it an incredibly top priority:

BILL MOYERS: That's Lanny Breuer, the assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division at the Justice Department. A week after the Frontline report, he stepped down and is now expected to return to private corporate practice -- one more government appointee spinning through the lucrative revolving door between Washington and Wall Street.

That door could be a big reason why government treats the banks with kid gloves. A man who once worked for Citigroup, Jack Lew, the president's chief of staff, has been picked to be the new Treasury Secretary. And Mary Jo White, the newly named head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is a chief litigator at a top law firm representing big investment banks like Morgan Stanley.

With all this happening, it's time to talk with journalist Matt Taibbi. You've seen him on our broadcast before. A contributing editor at "Rolling Stone," he's been tracking the high crimes and misdemeanors of Wall Street and Washington for years.

Welcome back to the show.

MATT TAIBBI: Thanks for having me.

BILL MOYERS: You're working on a story right now that'll come out in a couple of weeks on the HSBC settlement. That's the, tell me about that, why it interests you.

MATT TAIBBI: Well, the HSBC settlement was a really shocking kind of new low in the history of the too big to fail issue. HSBC was a serial offender on the money laundering score. They had been twice given formal cease and desist orders by the government. One dating back as far as 2003, another one in 2010 for inadequately policing the accounts in their system. They laundered over $800 million for cartels in Colombia.

BILL MOYERS: Drug cartels?

MATT TAIBBI: Drug cartels in Colombia and Mexico. They laundered money for terrorist connected banks in the Middle East. Russian gangsters. Literally, you know, I talked to one prosecutor who's, like, "They broke basically every law in the book and they did business with every kind of criminal you can possibly imagine. And they got a complete and total walk." I mean, they had to pay a fine.

BILL MOYERS: $1.9 billion, a lot of money.

MATT TAIBBI: It's a lot of money. But it's five weeks of revenue for the bank, to put that in perspective. And no individual had to suffer any consequences at all. There were no criminal charges no individual fines, which was incredible. Incredible.

BILL MOYERS: Lenny Breuer also forced the Swiss bank UBS, as you know, to pay a big fine in the LIBOR, the price fixing conspiracy. And that outraged you as well, didn't it?

MATT TAIBBI: This is the, I think the biggest financial scandal of all time. It was a price fixing scandal where, essentially, some of the world's biggest banks got together and they conspired illegally to artificially rig the global interest rates which are based upon this London inner bank offered rate, which is a rate that measures how much it costs for banks to lend money to each other.

This LIBOR rate affects the prices of hundreds of trillions of dollars of financial products. And it goes from everything from credit cards to mortgages to municipal bonds. Basically everything in the world the price is, you know, is somehow connected to LIBOR. And these guys were monkeying around with this for individual profit. And they got, again, a complete and total walk on this. There were no criminal charges, which is just unbelievable.

BILL MOYERS: Did you see the Frontline documentary "The Untouchables?"

MATT TAIBBI: I did.

BILL MOYERS: Then you're familiar with Lanny Breuer's testimony.

MARTIN SMITH in Frontline: The Untouchables: You made a reference to losing sleep at night worrying about what a lawsuit might result in at a large financial institution. Is that really the job of a prosecutor to worry about anything other than simply pursuing justice?

LENNY BREUER in Frontline: The Untouchables: I think I am pursuing justice and I think the entire responsibility of the department is to pursue justice, but in any given case, I think I am prosecutors around the country being responsible should speak to regulators, should speak to experts, because if I bring a case against institution A, and as a result of bringing that case there's some huge economic effect. If it creates a ripple effect so that suddenly counter-parties and other financial institutions or other companies that had nothing to do with this are affected badly, it's a factor we need to know and understand.

MATT TAIBBI: Think about what he's saying. He's essentially saying that some individuals are so systemically important, that they can't be arrested and put in jail. Now, it's only a few steps forward to the corollary to that, which is if some people are too systemically important to arrest, other people may safely be arrested. So we're creating a class of people who are arrestable and another class of people who are not arrestable, which is crazy. It's a crazy thing for the assistant attorney general to say, to admit out loud that he's dividing Americans up into these two classes. There's no reason they couldn't have taken a number of individuals from some of these companies and put them on trial.

Historically, we've always done this. Even under the Bush administration, if you go back just ten years, you know, WorldCom, Enron, you know, Adelphia. We took the leading individuals of these companies and we put them on trial to make an example out of them. And this is exactly what we're not doing in this case. Those companies were systemically important then. I don't see why they can't do the same thing now.

BILL MOYERS: You were shocked when you heard that President Obama had named Mary Jo White to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission. And you wrote that she was a partner in a law firm that represented a lot of these big banks. You know, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Chase, AIG, Morgan Stanley.

You said, "She dropped out and made the move a lot of regulators make, leaving government to make bucket loads of money, working for the people she used to police." And I gather your great concern is that you don't want to see the country's top financial cop being indebted to the people who created the bank role?

MATT TAIBBI: Right. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, it's just simple common sense. I mean, you're sitting on $10 million, $15 million, however much money she made working there at Debevoise and Plimpton when she was a partner and you owe that money to this specific group of clients and now you're in charge of policing them, just psychologically think of that. It doesn't really work, you know? It doesn't really work in terms of how aggressive a prosecutor should be, what his attitude towards the people he's supposed to be policing should be. It's just, the circumstances just aren't quite right. You'd much rather see a career civil servant in that in that situation.

BILL MOYERS: She was once a tough prosecutor. What's your beef?

MATT TAIBBI: Well, you know, I have people who are telling me that I'm wrong about this, that Mary Jo White was an excellent prosecutor and she's a good choice. But, you know I've done stories in the past about an episode, you had an SEC investigator named Gary Aguirre who was pursing an insider trading case against the future CEO of Morgan Stanley. He asked for permission to interview that future CEO. His name was John Mack. It was denied. And it was because there was communication between Morgan Stanley's lawyer, who at the time was Mary Jo White and the higher ups at the SEC who included the director of enforcement, Linda Thomsen. Aguirre was later fired for complaining about having this investigation squelched.

BILL MOYERS: Blowing the whistle.

MATT TAIBBI: For blowing the whistle. But the SEC was later forced to pay a $750,000 wrongful termination suit to Aguirre in that case. But what's so interesting is that Aguirre's boss, the guy who killed that case went to work for Mary Jo White's firm nine months after the case died. And he got, you know, a multi-million dollar position. It's a classic example of how the revolving door works in Washington. You know, you have these regulators at the SEC. And they know that there's that job out there waiting for them. So how hard are they really going to regulate these companies when they know they can get that money?

But in Washington, you know, people kind of shake their heads at it because it's so common you know, that these people, they move from government back to, you know, these high priced legal defense firms that represent the banks. And then they go back to government again. And it's this sort of, this coterie of, you know, 100, 200 lawyers who really run this entire thing. And it's all the same people on both sides.

BILL MOYERS: Lanny Breuer was one of them. He was in a very prestigious Washington law firm. Jack Lew, the new incoming secretary of the Treasury if he gets approved, served three years at Citigroup. His record there, according to "The Wall Street Journal" was not very lustrous for a man who's about to take over the Treasury Department. But "The Wall Street Journal" suggests that he got his job, not because he had the experience, but because he was a crony of Robert Rubin.

MATT TAIBBI: Jack Lew served in the Clinton administration. I think he worked in the OMB in the, you know, Office of Management of the Budget. And he was one of the key players in helping pass the repeal of Glass-Steagall. And, you know, this is kind of the way it works. It's not a one to one, you know, obvious connection. But, you know, Glass-Steagall was repealed specifically to legalize the merger of Citi Group. And, you know, coincidentally Bob Rubin, who was the Treasury secretary and Jack Lew end up working at Citi Group five, ten years later. And they make enormous amounts of money. And then they go back to government. And again, this is just sort of this merry-go-round that everybody in Washington knows about. And that's the way it works.

BILL MOYERS: How do you explain President Obama's attitude in this? When he was running for president, he promised the close the revolving door. And he seemed genuinely shocked at the collapse of the financial system and the banks' role in it. But he also was raking in massive campaign contributions from these very people. Did those investments, did those contributions turn out to be good investments, or do you think he's just overwhelmed by the system that's controlled by these guys?

MATT TAIBBI: I think that they genuinely accept the explanation that they're probably hearing from all these people who run these Wall Street companies. You know, people like Bob Rubin and Larry Summers who are close confidants of the Obama administration are probably telling them, "Look, if we start prosecuting all kinds of people for you know, X, Y and Z, there's going to be major instability in the markets. People are going to flee America. They're going to withdraw capital from the American financial system. It'll be a disaster. Jobs will be lost." But it's just not an acceptable it's explanation. I think they're--

BILL MOYERS: Why?

MATT TAIBBI: Well, just because the rule of law isn't really the rule of law if it doesn't apply equally to everybody. I mean, if you're going to put somebody in jail for having a joint in his pocket, you can't let higher ranking HSBC officials off for laundering $800 million for the worst drug dealers in the entire world. People who are suspected, not only of dealing drugs, but of thousands of murders. I mean, this is an incredible dichotomy. And eventually, you know, it eats away at the very fabric of society when some people go to jail and some people don't go to jail.

BILL MOYERS: But do you ever have the sense that those guys are, you know, are and their lawyers are up there laughing at all of us on their way to the bank, no pun intended? I mean, the fact of the matter is they are immune. There was a story in "The Washington Post" the other day by Howard Schneider and Danielle Douglas. With the lead, "Five years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, a global push to tighten financial regulation around the world has slowed in the face of attempted recovery, which the banks helped bring on. "And a tough industry lobby effort. Big banks, insurers and other financial giants remain intact and arguably too big to fail." I mean, nothing really has changed.

MATT TAIBBI: No, no, definitely not. And in fact, if you want to look at it objectively, since 2008, you know, the companies that we're talking about have become bigger and more dangerous and more immune to prosecution than they were back then. And you might even say by a lot. I mean, you know, the first factor was that you had a series of mergers in 2008, which you know, made companies like Wells Fargo and JP Morgan Chase, you know, double in size.

Or they were much bigger than they were before. So therefore they're more dangerous. And so you have these companies, like Barclays, like Royal Bank of Scotland, like UBS, like HSBC, which are, you know, they can't be regulated. We can't get an accurate accounting of what's going on in their books. And apparently now we can't even criminally prosecute them for laundering money like HSBC does. I mean we just keep setting the bar lower and lower and lower. And it's getting scary I think.

BILL MOYERS: There's a new analysis out just the other day from the Economic Policy Institute that shows the super-rich have done well in the economic recovery, while almost everyone else has done badly. And the economist Robert Reich says, "We're back to the widening inequality we had before the big crash." Are the financial and political worlds just too intertwined and powerful for anything to change?

MATT TAIBBI: I mean, it's a concern, I would worry about. But it doesn't mean you can't, you know, try to stop the problem. I definitely think though that there is this connection now between political power and financial power that's just becoming more and more overt. I mean, what Lanny Breuer is saying in that video is these people who have an enormous amount of power, destructive financial power we can't prosecute them.

On the flip side what they're essentially saying is that people who don't have any money at all, it's politically safe to put them in jail. And so, you know, we're creating this kind of dual class. And it's a very upsetting and disturbing situation.

BILL MOYERS: Matt Taibbi, we'll be looking forward to your next expose in a couple of weeks. Thank you very much for being with us.

MATT TAIBBI: Thanks for having me on.

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KESHE: Signing of the world peace treaty and World peace conference

Important announcement by the Keshe Foundation

Signing of the world peace treaty and World peace conference

Important announcement by the Keshe Foundation
 
Category: Introduction

Signing of the world peace treaty and World peace conference

The Keshe Foundation made a promise that it will release a request and information on its forum today about the next step with release of its technologies for bringing peace and equality for Mankind.KesheFoundation

The following four PDF documents blow in this link are important and to be understood individually and then collectively as one unified paper.

We have not suggested a place and/or venues in our invitation letter for peace conference, as we thought that mankind choice will be the most appropriate.

This peace conference can be held in Tehran, UN offices in New York, Beijing, Moscow or any another place on earth as location can be acceptable to all.

The point is not the venue, but to achieve the world peace for Mankind.

The 21.1.2012 for release of these documents is chosen for its importance and now the mankind has 60 days to set the scene to achieve what his forefathers could not do for thousands of years, and by signing himself into accepting peace in its true sense individually and collectively.

As a race now the man has the technology in hand to enforce world peace and the man collectively has the determination to achieve it.

To be able to achieve the world peace and see the process through, the Keshe Foundation is moving its headquarters to a new location and out of its present prison of Belgium, which has been enforced on it by international political pressure for the past nine years.

The Foundation will soon announce where it will make its new home so that we can see this treaty safely through.

In this way all political restrictions and press restriction on the Keshe Foundation will be removed and we will collaborate with all citizens of the world to make sure that the world peace treaty day can be realised.

Please collaborate with the Foundation and let today be the day when the man starts a new chapter for the humanity and in reaching our goal to let every man on this planet to accept and sign themselves into the world peace treaty with their deeds, their hearts, their soul and intheir words.

The Foundation calls upon world citizens to do what you have done in the last twelve months and as individuals to become a MESSENGER OF PEACE for your home, city, nation and mankind, and take the messages in these four letters to all world leaders, world ambassadors, mayors, religious leaders, your neighbour, brothers and sisters.

By putting these four letters on everywhere, be it on the net, media, social medias, home, work place, palaces, parliaments and by encouraging your governments, leaders of communities and individuals to sign the treaty and to organise and attend peace conferences organised by you and your nation.

Please do with this message as you did with encouraged your governments in accepting the spaceship technology USB key.

I thank you for your support and hope we can achieve together in short time what has eluded the mankind form the beginning of time.

It is time to start a new chapter in the life of the man on earth, where peace and to serve humanity becomes the centre and focal point of every man and not the false materialistic life of today which has brought about so much misery for the man from his inspection on this planet.


I cannot imagine that any true man of peace or world leader will refuse to sign and act up on what he has signed his nation, faith and himself into with signing of this treaty.


PDF Signing of the world peace treaty and World peace conference


PDF An insight into the Future of Man on Earth


PDF The Status of Scientists


PDF WORLD PEACE TREATY document to sign



M T Keshe

The Founder of the Keshe Foundation

Living in the New Reality 2013

Reflections   Living in the New Reality 2013

January 7, 2013

Did you know that after the human egg is fertilized and the cells split to create the zygote, the very first organ created is the heart?  For years scientists could not understand why the brain was not created first as they believed it controlled all the functions in the human body including the heart. They could not understand how the heart began to beat before there was a brain to direct it. Of course, those of us who live and know the magic of the heart knew why, in a spiritual sense, and yet, now, as often happens, science has come along and discovered that as the human cells are splitting and dividing, creating the  heart cells, they also a create a small number of actual brain cells within the heart!  It’s a fact folks, the heart created the first brain.

I found this confirmation very exciting.  Drunvelo deals a lot with this in his body of work he calls “Living In The Heart” link where I first ran into this information years ago. Now that we have crossed the galactic equator, moved through the shift of 2012, and aligned with the center of our universe, we are being suffused with waves of ever increasing photonic light. Read More.  The first and most important step to expanding consciously and easily into our New Reality is to “live in your heart!”  Did you know in ancient Egypt when our ancestors mummified the body for burial, the heart was placed in the most sacred urn to travel with the spirit and the brain was thrown away!  I am not advocating throwing your brain away(funny idea though) but rather, I would encourage everyone to begin to feel the brain cells in your heart and work with them to create a beautiful integration of the spiritual brain and heart center of your soul.  Just as we have finally realized, we are not separate but part of a beautiful whole.  The same is true here.  The heart and brain are not separate but have been created together by God Creator as a symbiotic and beautiful whole.  Think from your heart space.

I am only attracted to systems and structures as a means to take me places but do not attach myself to the forms as they are ever changing as we become more conscious.  So I have no “system” to help you into this but rather I feel this is a matter of consciousness.  If you are having difficulty with your brain; you are in a fog, confused and stuck, cross your hands over your heart palm-to-palm and breathe down into your heart space and consciously choose to awaken your brain there.  Make this a routine, a practice and establish a new “pattern” that will serve you as you ride into the new energies on planet earth over this next year and beyond.  After all, the new born baby lives in its heart and responds from that place.  We are all  reborn right now, so as I am fond of saying catch the magic and learn this new skill. I channeled a great message from the heart years ago that can help you.The Heart Speaks-Listen I have never been more excited about anything as I am about the potential available to all of us now.  Live in your hearts as much as possible as you move into 2013 and use the potential available to create consciously and with love.  I am joyous to be connecting hearts with all of you during these amazing years ahead of us.

 http://heartlights.net/reflections.html

FOCUS: Michael Moore | Dear Bill Kristol

Portrait, Michael Moore, 04/03/09. (photo: Ann-Christine Poujoulat/Getty)

Dear Bill Kristol

By Michael Moore, Reader Supported News

07 January 13

I just sent this to Bill Kristol, the editor of the Weekly Standard magazine and one of the most influential advocates of our invasion of Iraq. He posted something this weekend about my post where I found an old quote from Chuck Hagel about how the Iraq War is all about the oil. I'll let you know when Bill gets back to me. (If you don't know much about Bill, you can find a good introduction here about his pre-war debate with Daniel Ellsberg.)

ear Bill,

Thanks for your post mentioning me! I didn't realize you visited my website so early on Saturday mornings. Man, I wish we had cleaned up after the party last night.

Anyway, I see you're mad that back in 2007 former Sen. Chuck Hagel said that we were obviously "fighting for oil" in Iraq. You explain this was "vulgar and disgusting" and "could be the straw that breaks the back of Hagel's chances" to be Obama's next Defense Secretary.

Since you feel so strongly about this, I wanted to make sure you heard about four other prominent people who've said the same thing. (I should have mentioned them yesterday with the Chuck Hagel stuff, I apologize.)

• "I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil." - Alan Greenspan, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve, in his 2007 memoir. (Read about it here. Greenspan then lamely tried to walk this back, when he found out just how politically inconvenient it was...while admitting a Bush White House official told him "unfortunately, we can't talk about oil.")


• "Of course we should go to war for oil. It's like saying, you're going to war just for oxygen, just for food. We need oil. That's a good reason to go to war." - Ann Coulter, author, April 11, 2011. (Watch her say that here at 37:30.)


• "Of course it's about oil, it's very much about oil, and we can't really deny that. From the standpoint of a solider who's now fought in the middle east for six years - my son-in-law's fought there for four years, my daughter's been over there, my son has served the nation - my family has been fighting for a long time." - Gen. John Abizaid, former commander of CENTCOM, October 13, 2007. (Watch Abizaid say this here.)


• "We're not in the middle east to bring sweetness and light to the whole world. That's nonsense. We're in the middle east because we and our European friends and our European non-friends depend on something that comes from the middle east, namely oil." - Midge Decter, author, May 21, 2004. (Listen here, at 35:55.)

I like to think the best about people. I know all you're looking for is an open, honest debate about Chuck Hagel's qualifications - with absolutely no smears or bullying. And because you feel that way, I'm sure you'll want to update what you wrote about Hagel with these quotes, and explain that Alan Greenspan and Ann Coulter and John Abizaid and Midge Decter are vulgar and disgusting and far-left too.

Obviously you don't need any incentive to do the right thing. But let me know the second you add them all to that post, and I'll send $1000 to any charity of your choice.

Say hi to Fred "I Read the Iliad" Barnes for me,

Michael Moore

P.S. You probably meet a lot of people, so maybe you don't remember Midge Decter. You can look her up here (speaking at an event honoring your dad), here (signing the founding "Statement of Principles" of your organization Project for the New American Century) and here (where you talked about how "so many of us" have followed "in Midge's footsteps"). Oh, by the way, you were on the 2004 radio program with her when she said the above quote.

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