Lisa Galwas: Are You Loving and Thriving In The Reality You Created?

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For the majority of yesterday my poor brain felt like there was a jet ski zooming around inside and all I could do is gurgle on the wake left behind its motion.  I could feel the sped of the energy unzipping itself in my consciousness, but there was so much of it I was choking on it instead of breezing thru with it.

There was no way of taking in even one small ounce of extra Light yesterday, I would have surely drowned from it!  So I had a Walmart monthly shopping day, which really was a good diversion from the influx of popping energy in my head.

UFO - BEST CAPTURE OF MY LIFETIME!! - INCREDIBLE SIGHTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I fell off my chair when I saw this! - Camera is a low light security camera (not night vision) with a 6mm lens. Objects are clearly behind the tree top at the bottom of the screen. Recorded over Melbourne Australia 16.7.2012 approx 6.45pm.
Folks, keep in mind this is near a 'fisheye lens'...these objects are very large, yet very distant.
Please do not copy this footage.

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German top court to rule in September on euro crisis tools

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FinChannel.com
16/07/2012 05:41

The FINANCIAL -- Germany's top court said Monday it would rule on September 12 on legal challenges to euro crisis-fighting tools, as financial markets nervously await a decision.

 
 
 

The Federal Constitutional Court said it would hand down a judgement on complaints aimed at preventing President Joachim Gauck from signing legislation passed last month by both houses of parliament.

 

The draft laws concern Europe's fiscal pact for greater budgetary discipline and its 500-billion-euro ($611-billion) permanent bailout fund to aid debt-mired eurozone countries.

 

Protests become de rigueur for fed-up Spaniards

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FinChannel.com
16/07/2012 05:44

 

The FINANCIAL -- As Spain struggles with wage and budget cuts as part of sweeping austerity measures, Spaniards exasperated at seeing no end in sight are increasingly taking their grievances to the streets.

Thousands of people came out into the streets of central Madrid on Sunday, just 48 hours after their last protest, sparked by the approval of Spain's latest austerity plan on Friday.
 

Sunday's late-night protest was spontaneous, sparked by calls on social networking sites, said 21-year-old fireman Miguel Rodriguez. It brought together professionals such as firemen and police along with civil servants who all opposed the government's plan.
 

Spaniards say they just despair of what is next.

 

Sheriff Joe on Trial

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The New York Times
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Published: July 15, 2012

Five years after he started “crime suppression” sweeps that terrorized Latino neighborhoods across Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio is finally having to explain himself. Not to TV crews in Phoenix or to fawning hosts on Fox News, but before a federal judge.

The trial in Melendres v. Arpaio, a class-action civil-rights lawsuit, is scheduled to begin Thursday in Federal District Court in Phoenix. The plaintiffs, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, accuse the sheriff of waging an all-out, unlawful campaign of discrimination and harassment against Latinos and those who look like them.

They say the sheriff and his deputies — aided by ad hoc civilian “posses,” anonymous phone tipsters, even motorcycle gangs — made illegal stops, searches and arrests, staged wrongful neighborhood and workplace raids, and provoked widespread fear among citizens, legal residents and undocumented immigrants alike.

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