Lisa Ruby
The Press: Works to further The Plan rather than Expose it
Sat Oct 25 05:58:55 2003
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The Press: Works to further The Plan rather than Expose it

I'm not saying this should not be attempted, because everything that
CAN be done in this grave matter, must be done. The press needs to
know that WE know what is going on, and that they have an obligation
to report the news; even news that exposes rather than furthers The
Plan.

But the press usually does what they are told:

"There is NO such thing, at this date of the world's history in
America, as an independent press. You know it and I know it. There is
not one of you who dares to write your honest opinions, and if you
did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am
paid weekly for keeping my honest opinion out of the paper I am
connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for similar
things, and any of you who would be so foolish as to write honest
opinions would be out on the streets looking for another job. If I
allowed my honest opinions to appear in one issue of my paper, before
twenty-four hours my occupation would be gone. The business of the
journalists is to DESTROY the truth; to LIE outright; to PERVERT; to
VILLIFY; to FAWN at the feet of mammon, and to SELL his country and
his race for his daily bread. You know it and I know it, and what
folly is this toasting an independent press? We are the TOOLS and
VASSALS of rich men BEHIND THE SCENES. We are the jumping jacks; they
pull the strings and we dance. Our talents, our possibilities, and
our lives are all the property of other men. We are intellectual
prostitutes." – John Swinton (former Chief of Staff for the New York
Times; statement made before the New York Press Club in 1953)

Quote from Darryl Eberhart's article, "The Inbed Media Stinks!"
http://www.libertytothecaptives.net/eberhart_inbed_media.html

We cannot depend on the system to be willing to expose the system. We
must do it. Just as the church refuses to expose corrupt church
leaders, the mainstream media will not expose the corrupt people who
pay them to further The Plan.

We can expose this and do a thorough job of it if we work together.


Lisa Ruby

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TERRISHOPE@aol.com wrote:

Todays (hoping you are all in bed getting the rest you REALLY need. May the Angel's watch oer all of you and those you love. This is VERY IMPORTANT, please send this to who ever YOU know is fighting for Terri and helping to save her!!

This Man (Charlie Crist) NEEDS TO INVESTIGATE Michael Schaivo and NOW, he should have done this BEFORE now! Everyone KEY in on him and tell him Michael Baden, Expert Forensic Pathologist SAID this should have been investigated long ago!!!

Ask him WHY he is SITTING on his HANDS and let him know you are angry and want ACTION on Terri's Behalf and nothing ELSE is acceptable!!! Send the email or fax!! OR both I say we do BOTH if at all possible ... remember he has already been LESS then helpful ... read this about what he did or rather did not do in the past, before you email him. Blessings and a BIG (((HUG))) from me too... Everyone sleep well...Love, Lisa
Crist said the Schindlers had not made a ''persuasive case''
Florida's Attorney General Intervenes in Schiavo Case
From Sarah Foster, reporting for World Net Daily. Click here.
if you cannot get it by clicking this link...go here
http://terrisfight.org/Framesets/CNewsFrame.htm

Attorney General Charlie Crist
Office of Attorney General
State of Florida
The Capitol
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050
(850) 414-3990
Fax: (850) 487-2564
Email ag@oag.state.fl.us

TERRISHOPE@aol.com
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HE IS ALSO GOING TO WRITE A BOOK ABOUT TERRI'S CASE. I THINK HE IS WAITING FOR HER TO DIE TO DO SO!

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Litigation as Spiritual Practice
George J. Felos

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Such a deep, dark, silent blue. I stared as far into her eyes as I could, hoping to sense some glimmer of understanding, some hint of awareness. The deeper I dove, the darker became the blue, until the blue became the black of some bottomless lake. "Mrs. Browning, do you want to die ... do you want to die?" I nearly shouted as I continued to peer into her pools of strikingly beautiful but incognizant blue. It felt so eerie. Her eyes were wide open and crystal clear, but instead of the warmth of lucidity, they burned with the ice of expressionlessness.

With this meeting, Attorney George Felos became the legal advocate of Estelle Browning's right-to-die and in the process plumbed the depths of death and dying and spearheaded a social revolution to enable death with dignity in the state of Florida. Felos uses this case and Fellouzis vs. United States of America - a decade-long tax battle sending him to Hong Kong's back alleys in search of antique jades and ivories - as framework to interweave the story of his law practice and spiritual unfoldment.

Litigation as Spiritual Practice describes the excitement and drama of the courtroom, and the ecstasy and anguish of spiritual evolution in a combative environment.

If the seemingly barren and war-strewn field of litigation can be the playground where spirit dances, it can revel anywhere.
LEGAL

* Fee Negotiations
* Case Research & Preparation
* Shaping Public Opinion
* Trial Strategies
* Supreme Court Practice

SPIRITUAL

* Experiencing Grace
* The Nature of Energy
* Psychic Communication
* Practicing Non-attachment
* Examining Universal Mind

Endorsements

"Here is a masterful blend of spiritual awareness and legal expertise. I am deeply impressed by George J. Felos' dedication to serving and bringing healing and well-being through the legal profession. I wish every lawyer would read this inspiring book, as well as those seeking to empower themselves in their personal lives. This is a breakthrough!" Alan Cohen, author of Wisdom of the Heart

"This book could be called 'God in the Courtroom.' It is a wonderful and amazing step on the path that our legal system must take if it is to truly heal and resolve the differences that arise between us. This book is a miracle. I am going to call George Felos God's Lawyer from now on." Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God

"Yoga philosophy draws heavily on the analogy of life as a battlefield between the ego and who we are beyond the ego. Telling the story of his real-life battles in the courtroom and reflecting on his inner journey into the practice of the perennial philosophies of yoga and meditation, George Felos offers a fascinating doorway into the inner and outer struggle of the Self." Sudhir Jonathan Foust, President, Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health

"At the heart of every conflict, no matter how severe, is a place of peace and stillness which, when accessed, provides true power and genuine healing. In this clearly written and heartfelt book, George J. Felos shows that when this stillness is intentionally accessed in the harsh practice of litigation, miracles happen. Books about spirituality are countless, but this one - fusing the spiritual with the rationality of a skilled attorney's mind - is extraordinary." Colin C. Tipping, author of Radical Forgiveness

"Simply a unique, brilliant accomplishment. Felos has woven into a most gripping, fascinating personal account, that had me as spellbound as the best novel, a splendid summary of the best of contemporary spiritual understanding and practice, while giving a fascinating insight into contemporary legal practice. I can't recommend it highly enough." Joseph Chilton Pearce, Author of Crack in the Cosmic Egg and Magical Child

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments

1. The Big Case Arrives
2. The Weekend from Hell
3. Choosing the Right Road - Taking the Case
4. Bargaining for the Contingency Fee
5. My Death and Resurrection
6. Re-Entering the World Through the "Right-to-Die"
7. A Client Fights for Death
8. "Soul-Speak"
9. Starting Discovery - The Big Case Progresses
10. Awakening in Hong Kong
11. The First Major Assault - Being Falsely Accused
12. City of Colors
13. Back in the Trenches
14. The Joy of Creative Discovery
15. The Bowels of Litigation
16. Taking the High Road
17. The Crushing Difference of a Day - Is All Lost?
18. Rescued on Dream Wings
19. Reversing the Government's Torpedo
20. Bringing to Court a Show-Worthy Production
21. Crusading for the Right-to-Die
22. Collective Consciousness and the Fear of Death
23. Battling on All Fronts
24. My Supreme Court Appearance
25. Successful Cryonics - The Big Case Resuscitates
26. Becoming an Empty Vessel
27. My Kingdom for a Nap
28. Barbecuing the Government's Expert
29. The Denouement
30. Off into the Sunset

Cases arrive in different ways. This one entered on a forklift. Six cardboard file cartons, each over three feet long, now occupied my ten-by-twelve foot screened-in porch. On the Saturday morning of Labor Day weekend 1992, I turned out of bed and in my underwear stumbled towards the lanai. I opened the sliding glass door and stared at the twenty-or-so linear feet of paper that would probably consume just about every minute of the three-day holiday weekend. My stupor was eventually interrupted by a self-pity that cried that every other inhabitant of Tampa Bay would be spending the next three days boating, beaching, barbecuing, or just goofing off. With all this simply too much to bear in a fully vertical position, I plopped into a chair luckily placed nearby.

I sat immobile for a few moments until a sailboat caught my eye as it glided through the channel behind my house and into the open bay. One or two small white sails already glistened in the distance. The blue sky and unimpeded sunshine made this a perfect day for everyone else to stretch into. I noticed a neighbor bringing some gear down to his dock in anticipation of a day on the boat. A pair of gray pelicans flew in formation over the channel, and a snow-white egret strutted the back lawn, perhaps stalking breakfast. As it hunted, its head remained rock-steady while its long neck undulated as it moved. An egret's concentration is good enough to snag a lizard now and then, always exciting to see - apart from the lizard's point of view.

Even though it wasn't mine, I loved that house - 1960s concrete block, small, two bedroom, with original appliances of medium sky-blue. Thank God it was built before Florida slipped into the dark ages of avocado and gold. The house obviously wasn't much, apart from its prime location on a small peninsula in St. Joseph Sound. Looking west I enjoyed a gorgeous view of the open Sound and the thin green line on the horizon that was Caladesi Island. This natural barrier island and state park lies north of its concretized counterpart, Clearwater Beach. My backyard ended with a sea wall at Curlew Creek, a natural waterway that flowed into the Sound. The Creek's two hundred-foot breadth cushioned me from the backyards of the homes to the south. From my living room window looking northwest past the cul-de-sac and vacant lot beyond, the water eventually passed under the Dunedin Causeway drawbridge out into the Gulf of Mexico.

I felt soothed and protected by the surrounding water. That's what drew me to the house. I had moved in eighteen months before, in March 1991, leaving my marital home, my wife, and my son about two miles to the north. A month and a half before separating, I was shown the house by a realtor who told me the owners insisted on a yearly lease. Only wanting a month-to-month tenancy, I asked the realtor to convey my transient-sounding offer. She stressed there was no way this would be accepted.

While standing in the house with the realtor, I knew I would live there, as improbable as the circumstances made it seem. Believing that something will happen is not foresight. Rather, it is the actual experience in the present of something that will occur in the future. The paradox with this form of intuition is that the future is no longer the future because it becomes for that moment the present. When I entered that house for the first time, I knew I would live there because, through foresight, I realized I was already living there.

Most times this "knowing" for me is sensed as a feeling. Sometimes I hear it, and sometimes I see it. This is not to say that I go around every day intuiting tomorrow's events. I'm stuck in my head a good portion of the time, like most of us in our mentally over-developed culture. This means that most of our energy is tied up intellectually, engaged in thought and reacting to thought. And much of the time our reactive thought process drives our emotions. How we feel depends upon whether we happen to be attracted to, averse to or indifferent to what we are thinking.

Intuition does not lie in the rational mind. Sometimes it is "seen" through other centers of the body, such as the heart or solar plexus. Everybody has had that "gut feeling." For me, the experience of intuition through sight is like seeing two different realities at the same time. To use a Star Trek analogy, it's dimensionally multi-phasic. (I wondered whether I could write this book without referring to Star Trek, and didn't get past page three!)

The crew of the Enterprise, beset in one episode by all types of strange maladies, discovered that they were infected by invisible parasitic creatures attached to their bodies. The creatures were unseeable because they existed in another phasic dimension. They occupied the same space and time, but at a different vibrational level. With the benefit of a hand-held "multi-phasic viewing device" constructed by our heroes, they could press a button and observe the creatures on their skin. Release the button and they were gone. Intuitive seeing is somewhat like that for me. A transparent image exists and is there, and then it's not. While extremely subtle, it is also undeniably real.

Blue Dolphin Publishing, 2002

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Father: Brain-damaged daughter responsive

Friday, October 24, 2003 Posted: 10:29 AM EDT (1429 GMT)

PINELLAS PARK, Florida (CNN) -- The father who has fought for more than five years to keep his brain-damaged daughter alive said when he visited her Thursday, she turned down his kisses, saying, "Uh-uh."

Independent guardian to be appointed

A Pinellas County Circuit Court judge this week ordered lawyers for both sides to agree within five days on an independent guardian for Terri, as required under the law signed by the governor.

The new guardian would become Terri Schiavo's advocate in legal proceedings, but Michael Schiavo would remain the decision-maker.

If an agreement cannot be reached, the judge said he will appoint Dr. Jay Wolfson, a professor of health and law at Stetson University, as the guardian. Wolfson also works for the College of Public Health at Florida State University and the College of Medicine at the University of South Florida.
read whole article here:
http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/10/23/coma.woman/

http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/10/22/schiavo.rights.ap/index.html
Legal experts question Gov. Bush's move

Wednesday, October 22, 2003 Posted: 11:46 PM EDT (0346 GMT)
Felos
Michael Schiavo's attorney George Felos is seen here leaving the federal courthouse on Friday in Tampa, Florida.

CLEARWATER, Florida (AP) -- Legal scholars predicted Wednesday Gov. Jeb Bush's intervention in a bitter right-to-die case involving a brain-damaged woman would be ruled unconstitutional, and the husband's lawyer angrily complained the woman was "abducted from her deathbed."

"It was just an absolute trampling of her personal rights and her dignity," George Felos, the attorney for Michael Schiavo, said on NBC's "Today." "We believe that a court sooner or later, we hope sooner, will find this law to be unconstitutional."

http://www.sptimes.com/News/052501/Floridian/The_spirit_and_the_la.shtml
The spirit and the law
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