Is Obama Poised to Cede US Sovereignty? What is the Copenhagen Treaty that is set to be digned in December 2009?

1981 News report about Bohemian grove

Big Bird calls bullcrap on Michelle Obama and her husband the president!

And so the Tide Begins to Turn ~ Thompson Rallies for Hoffman on Cavuto

Rifqa Bary's Testimony Before the summer of 2009

Help in the Search for Morgan Dana Harrington interview WDBJ

Twenty-year-old Morgan Dana Harrington, 20, of Roanoke County, Va., went missing Saturday night (Oct.17, 2009) at a concert at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Virginia. Miss Harrington was last seen wearing a black T-shirt with Pantera written on the front in tan letters. She also had on a black mini-skirt with black tights and knee-high black boots. She is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs approximately 120 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes. Miss Harrington does not have an identification or her cell phone with her. The public is still encouraged to call or e-mail with any information concerning Miss Harrington and/or her whereabouts. Virginia State Police can be reached (434) 352-3435 or by e-mail at bci-appomattox@vsp.virginia.gov. UVA Police can be reached at (434) 924-7166.

Investigators baffled by missing Fla girl Somer Renee Thompson

Obama Funding the Mark of the Beast - With Your Money

After researching for awhile, I came across an article ZDnet.com did, covering VeriChip seeking stimulus money. How convenient. We get to fund that which we feverishly oppose. Working tiring hours all week, you get to have Obama's hand in your pocket taking your money to then use it to force an implant chip in you so he can make sure they don't miss taxing you somewhere.

Yes, they are doing this. Yes it is Verichip AKA Healthlink. Another big player in the RFID Tracking and tagging is Digital Angel. They have been around for years, tagging animals and working behind the scenes with Siemens on other technologies and capabilities.

Obama is funding the chip through the stimulus bill. Yes, Verichip is in line for stimulus money, your money...

You do the math. Comment below and I have a bunch of links for your further research. If you have more to add, please put them in a comment below!
Take care and refuse the chip!

Here are the links:

VeriChip Corporation and RECEPTORS LLC Announce Further Scientific and Technology Details of Phase II Development for In Vivo Glucose-Sensing RFID Microchip

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2579296/?relatestories=1

Note that Scott Silverman is the CEO of Healthlink. He was last representing VeriChip on Fox news this year. So, yes they are the same company.
http://www.healthlinkinfo.com/

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2579296/?relatestories=1

VeriChip launches consumer campaign for ID chips (April 2008)
http://healthcare.zdnet.com/?p=920

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2579296/?relatestories=1

To chip or not to chip – that is the question
http://healthcare.zdnet.com/?p=901&tag=btxcsim

Verichip is back seeking sweet stimulus cash
http://healthcare.zdnet.com/?p=2619

http://updates.zdnet.com/tags/VeriChip.html?tag=col1;post-2619
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2496094/

Verichip h1n1 stuff on Glenn beck
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2570939/?relatestories=1

http://www.dailypaul.com/node/110312


http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20090824005626&newsLang=en

http://www.healthlinkinfo.com/Press-Release-Health-Link-Consumer-Release-FINAL%20_042808.pdf

From their press release:
"VeriChip Corporation, headquartered in Delray Beach, Florida, has developed the VeriMed™ Health Link System for rapidly and accurately identifying people who arrive in an emergency room and are unable to communicate. This system uses the first human-implantable passive RFID microchip, cleared for medical use in October 2004 by the United States Food and Drug Administration. To complement its healthcare division, VeriChip Corporation established VeriGreen Energy Corporation in March 2009 to focus and invest in the clean and alternative energy sector.

For more information on VeriChip, please call 1-800-970-2447, or e-mail info@verichipcorp.com. Additional information can be found online at www.verichipcorp.com. "

Cancer Survivor - the good and bad - also a good resource link for you

http://lmweb.mayoclinic.com/t/23621/2081374/1197/0/

From the wonderful article:
Late effects are side effects of cancer treatment that become apparent after your treatment has ended. Cancer survivors might experience late effects of cancer treatment a few months after treatment is completed or years later. In contrast with late effects, side effects that start during your cancer treatment and linger for months or years after are called long-term side effects. Long-term side effects usually are different from late side effects. For example, nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy) is common during some types of chemotherapy and may begin during treatment and linger for months or even years after cancer treatment is completed. Most long-term effects lessen or completely resolve with time.

Treatment	Long-term side effects	Late side effects
Chemotherapy	Fatigue Menopausal symptoms Neuropathy Chemobrain Heart failure Kidney failure Infertility Liver problems	Cataracts Infertility Liver problems Lung disease Osteoporosis Reduced lung capacity Second primary cancers
Radiation therapy	Fatigue Skin sensitivity	Cataracts Cavities and tooth decay Heart problems Hypothyroidism Infertility Lung disease Intestinal problems Memory problems Second primary cancers
Surgery	Scars Chronic pain	Lymphedema

From me :0) :

- It is a comfort to me to know I am not alone, that others are having the same late effects. So many days go by with me struggling to understand what is happening to my mind and my body, and wondering if it is from treatment, am I losing my mind, what would someone think of me for having these problems and will I ever fit in again.

I have lymphodema, periheral neuropathy, chronic pain, chemo brain effects, and more...

-My new normal, well maybe one day I will find it...
-My old self, still there somewhere, only stronger
-Living in a permanent survivor mode is scary sometimes, every lump can make you double take and flash back to treatment, which for me was beyond traumatizing like nothing I can explain in this little note, every pain and every illness  - can have the ability to take you there, make you panic in desperation for the outreached arm of the medical community that used to watch over you so closely

now it is just you against the world, checking in every now and then, wondering if you got everything out and across to them in your short appointment, and what if you missed something, what if they didn't listen, then I remember to leave it in God's hands and feel guilt for worrying.

* Everyone needs to understand cancer treatment changes you. The effects of treatment, if you had chemo, radiation, surgery and so on are going to leave permanent road blocks in your life. That was a risk I took to live, but now that I am alive, so often I get a peculiar look from people when they see me struggle to walk, or grabbing my abdomen in pain and ask me how long I've had a stomach ache. (I want to say, ever since my guts were ripped out of me, burned and I was nearly poisoned to death, but I bite my tongue since maybe they just don't get it.) I know they are well meaning, but the pain and lymphedema never stopped being a problem since treatment. My pain and problems after treatment continue on and will forever. I accept that, but I wish people understood what the effects do to me now and would have compassion.

I often wish to meet up with old friends, or would like to chat, but I have such anxiety that I freeze up, or get foggy headed about things and it embarrasses me so I hesitate and then since I waited so long, I feel that I made things awkward and stuff, it really bums me out to feel so inadequate. If you are one of the friends I wanted to get together with, I am sorry for bumbling it up. It is a real struggle for me to plan and make appointments. I am often late or miss them anyway for one reason or another, so I try to just not have any of possible. Since doctor appointments are mandatory, I am often faced with embarrassment of messing those up as it is.

I wish there were friends who lived closer to me. I don't know many people in my community like my old friends who I miss so much and that just makes it even harder.

:0) I just thought it was time I shared a little about my cancer experience too. ;0)

What have you experienced from your cancer treatment? Do you feel people understand your struggles? What brings you hope and encouragement?

Michelle Bachman's iPetition Against Acorn

From  http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/stopfundingACORN/index.html

"...President Obama, I urge you to immediately suspend all federal agencies from doing business with ACORN and using our hard-earned tax dollars to perpetuate their scandalous work. The Senate voted overwhelmingly to cut off ACORN. The House voted overwhelmingly to cut off ACORN. And, now individual states are taking this action as well. We want to know when you will use the authority you have to suspend and bar ACORN from federal funding."


Here is what I have to say:

ACORN needs disbanded!
People should have an equal volume to their voice, no one should have an artificial amplifier, misleading the general population, forcing them to question their beliefs and wonder why so many people think that way, when it is a false-proclamation - a fraudulent, phony representation of the people's voice. Let people be heard, but let it be their own true voice.

Obama's Birthplace is Now a Monument in Kenya

Highlight Reel: Birther-mercial Asks Where Was Obama Born?