Information about the VIP paedophile ring of MPs, spy chiefs, military and legal officials …. is finally coming out of the closet. In spite of systematic cover-up by the authorities.
Fear not, seek the truth
Love
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2014
Establishment depravity exposed
17 Nov 2014 Leave a comment
in Dark side of existence, Mentality at the top, Propaganda & denial
Mainstream press article on establishment paedophile rings
23 Oct 2014 Leave a comment
in Dark side of existence, Mentality at the top, Propaganda & denial
Are some journalists becoming emboldened enough to lift a corner of the veil covering the establishment cesspit of vice, crime and corruption?
Or is it that the powers that be feel it is good tactics to give the public a few bones to chew on?
In any case, read this Daily Mail article carefully and fill in the blanks yourself:
Fear not, be alert
Love,
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2014
Nuke in fracking holes – system’s latest piece of madness
15 Dec 2013 Leave a comment
in Global crisis, Historic transition, Mentality at the top
Guess what “they” are now contemplating.
Forced flu vaccination for all kids in New York?
– Yeeesss that too…
More geo engineering with more intense chemical spraying from civilian planes?
– Very likely also….
But the cherry on the cake this week is
…pumping waste radioactive slurry down fracking boreholes.
No joke. Here is the article from the mainstream media:
http://www.nbcnews.com/science/scientist-sees-fracking-way-dispose-nuclear-waste-2D11732363
Wake up folks. Stop complying with the system whenever you can.
Fear not, paradigm change is inevitable.
Love,
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2013
Bilderberg’s veil of secrecy reluctantly lifted in British media
07 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
in Historic transition, Mentality at the top, Propaganda & denial
Prime Minister David Cameron has been invited to appear at the Bilderberg conference currently held in a luxury hotel near Watford in England.
This, coupled to considerable pressure from critics of the event, makes it hard for mainstream media in the UK to continue pretending either that Bilderberg doesn’t exist or that it is a mere social gathering not warranting public scrutiny.
By now The Guardian, The Independent, The Telegraph, the Daily Maily, the Financial Times and others have published articles about this year’s conference and more generally about the Bilderberg organisation.
The wall of denial is beginning to crack. Even the BBC has reported on Bilderberg for the first time. Here is the link; notice the silly tone of the presenter and the serious points made by the specialist guess:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22800764
Fear not, follow events with total lucidity.
Love,
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2013
Historic conclave at the Vatican
10 Mar 2013 Leave a comment
in Mentality at the top, Propaganda & denial, Spirituality, Women
The 117 cardinals eligible to vote in the papal election have assembled at the Vatican.
Their average age is 71, and, of course (why? might a child candidly ask), all of them are men. Most of them are white. None is married. And 28 of them are members of the Roman Curia, the head office of the Catholic Church.
Where do they come from? 58 from Europe, 42 from America, 11 from Africa, 11 from Asia and 2 from Oceania. In terms of individual countries, 20 are from Italy, 11 from the US, 6 from Spain, 6 from Germany, 5 from France, 4 from Brazil, 4 from Mexico, 3 from Canada.
In short, a group of old unmarried men, mostly white, of whom a quarter are based in the Vatican, are going to elect the supposedly infallible head of the world’s most influential religion and oldest multinational organisation with over two billion followers.
If you consider things with a little bit of detachment, this is utterly amazing.
And who are the three favourites according to informed insiders? Angelo Scola, 71, from Italy, Archbishop of Milan, doctrinal conservative. Odilo Scherer, 63, from Brazil, Archbishop of Sao Polo, doctrinal conservative. Marc Ouellet, from Canada, head of the Vatican’s office for Bishops, doctrinal conservative.
No need to dwell on the controversies regarding the handling/cover up of paedophilia in the Church, or the rumours of furious infighting and corruption in the Vatican bureaucracy. We’ll see what surprises these issues still have to deliver.
I have great compassion for the many honest rank and file Catholics, as I have great compassion for honest followers of all religions. But, clearly, they would be well advised not to expect useful spiritual guidance from the power hungry crew who “lead” them.
Fear not, seek spiritual guidance from your Invisible Partner.
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2013
Simplicity at the top
16 Nov 2012 Leave a comment
José Alberto Mujica (77) is president of Urugay, a Latin American country of 3 million. In contrast to other heads of state, he lives humbly on a little farm rather than in the luxury of the presidential palace.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20243493
He gave a touching speech at the Rio20+ conference last June:
Fear not, be good with your dog.
Love,
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2012
In Spain the king mainly has no brain
17 Apr 2012 Leave a comment
in Mentality at the top, Spirituality
It wasn’t too clever for the king to go hunting elephants in Botswana while his people endure growing hardship: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17730857
Elephants are marvellously complex and sensitive creatures. Killing them for fun is an absolute scandal.
Although he now looks a complete fool, let’s not put all the blame on the king. The true culprit is dominant mentality.
When all that maters is money, power and consequential social posturing, the little man shoots a rabbit, the rich man shoots a tiger, and the royal shoots an elephant.
The little man’s excuse is that he might eat the rabbit, but the privileged have no other driving force than mindless conformism to macho roles of violence.
Let us have compassion for the king, and send him pure love. So positive vibes will make him, and others, respect nature.
Fear not, protect all beasts.
Love,
Leo
Copyright © Leo Foresta 2012
Sunday reading
05 Feb 2012 Leave a comment
in Finance, Mentality at the top, Propaganda & denial
The following article from the Financial Times makes strange Sunday reading:
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/9659eefa-4e86-11e1-8670-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1lVoY1oHI
Here are a few extracts and selected reader comments:
“Church of England doubles hedge fund investments”
February 3, 2012
By Sam Jones, Hedge Fund Correspondent
Over the past two years, the Church of England has more than doubled the amount of money its multibillion-pound endowment has put into hedge funds, the Financial Times has learnt.
Against a backdrop of widespread public anger about ‘corporate excess’, the Church’s £5.5bn portfolio, managed by its commissioners, is now one of the largest UK investors in an industry that has gained notoriety for its large pay packages.
About 10 per cent of the Church capital is invested with hedge fund managers, up from 4 per cent at the end of 2009.
So far, hedge funds have brought a healthy profit to the Church, which has sometimes seemed to struggle to reconcile its internal differences over questions of morality and mammon, most notably during the Occupy St Paul’s protests last year.
(….)
Pay-outs for top hedge fund traders typically run into the tens of millions – multiples of salaries dozens of times over – and easily eclipse those paid to most leading corporate executives.
(….)
A spokesman for the Church acknowledged the unease such high pay caused.
(….)
The Church only invested in “carefully selected hedge funds” that met its rigorous ethical criteria, he added.
The commissioners – led by a body that includes the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, Rowan Williams and John Sentamu, and the prime minister – began increasing its hedge fund investments in 2010 to diversify the portfolio. They continued making substantial allocations to the sector in 2011.
(….)
”If we’re asked as a Church about the responsibilities of wealth, our answer is: ‘Be generous with the wealth you have been blessed with.’”
Selected (on line) reader comments:
February 5 10:33am
The church should be leading the way by investing LONG TERM in quality equities and bonds – not giving “their” money to gamblers.
They should also be carefully providing seed capital for start-up businesses and charities and doing good for the community at large, in the same way as they preach.
February 5 9:28am
Jesus would be so proud. I think the next step is for the Church of England to become a Plc and put together a nice IPO with no other than Goldman Sachs and we are in heaven. Take that, Facebook.
February 4 10:48pm
I seem to recall some preaching about usury but…
February 4 2:33pm
Will take time but RIP religion and all its hypocrisy!
February 4 12:12pm
What was it all those Bishops were going on about just before Christmas again? I’m sure it was something about greed and traders or the like? It’s always one thing then another. No rhyme nor reason. Messages blowing about like a flag in the wind. I can never keep up with Anglican core values…
February 4 11:32am
The hypocrisy of religion is staggering. The notion of the COE hogging on to £5.5bn whilst moralizing about bonuses is sordid and disturbing.
February 4 10:48am
Didn’t the FT just run a story about how most hedge funds exceed at enriching their employees while destroying capital?
No comment from me.
Fear not, relax.
Love,
Leo
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