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The SPECTRUM, September 5, 2000 TheThe SPECTRUMSPECTRUM “Achieve the wisdom of knowledge of Truth as this will enable you to wisely follow the Laws of The Creation.” A Non-Profit Educational Corporation Dedicated To Bringing You The Truth VOLUME 2, NUMBER 4 NEWS REVIEW $ 4.50 SEPTEMBER 5, 2000 “Dr. Jekyll” Or “Mr. Hyde” Which Is FEMA? Bizarre Wildfires Expose Sinister Agenda 8/30/00 RICK MARTIN IN THIS ISSUE: You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. — Bob Dylan The SPECTRUM “University”, p.2 The News Desk, p.3 You start to pull on a thread and you never really know just where The VATICAN ASSASSINS Book Is Scheduled To it might lead. This started out to be a simple, straightforward research Ship By The End Of September! p.3 investigation. Then some closets were examined and a whole lot of skeletons fell out. And that was only for starters! But let me start at Support Our Advertisers, p.15 the beginning and not get ahead of my story. Violinio St. Germain: The journey you are about to take will lead you to many unforeseen Remaining Flexible In These Times and unforgetable places. You will probably ask yourself—more than Of Great Change, p.46 once—if this is even real. This story will lay forth a woven tapestry of such intricate design that you will marvel at the clever constructs of the Fishy CIA Link To “Shadow Government”. There’s an old saying that applies to what Malathion Spraying For West Nile Virus they’ve accomplished: “Do it right under their noses.” (Among Other Shenanigans), p.48 The Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, has been Killer Music: Mind Control’s Subtle Drug, p.54 tarred and feathered by many conspiracy theorists—and rightly so. Its highly questionable financial origins are outside the control of With No Obligation To Educate, Congress, and there is a vast sea of bizarre history behind the scenes of Schools Turn To Thought Control this seemingly service-oriented, quasi-government agency. (It’s Worse Than You Thought), p.58 Before delving into an astonishing examination of the current events concerning the devastating wildfires raging in many of our western Hatonn: How To Make This Cleansing Cycle states (yes, they are connected), which will be presented much later in Work For You, p.62 this necessarily lengthy presentation, let’s first begin a strange journey Robert Ghost Wolf through the history of an agency which has evolved through many Beyond The Veil: Visions For A New World, p.64 aliases on the way to finally being known as FEMA. Praise From Our Readers, p.67 (Please see “Dr. Jekyll” or “Mr. Hyde” Which Is FEMA? p.16) Wisdom Books & Press Order Form, p.68 WEB ADDRESS: www.TheSpectrumNews.org Page 2 The SPECTRUM SEPTEMBER 5, 2000 The SPECTRUM “University” TheThe SPECTRUMSPECTRUM The paper covering the full spectrum of Whenever someone asks me to explain the memorable books had the great title THE news and information to help you to follow purpose of this newspaper, I usually say: CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND: the First Law of The Creation. The Highest (First) Command of The Law “Think of it as a series of ‘course notes’ for a How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy college-level curriculum that our universities do of The Creation states: “Achieve the And Impoverished The Souls Of Today’s wisdom of knowledge of Truth, as this will not dare teach.” Once that idea has sunk-in, I Students by longtime social thought Professor enable you to wisely follow the then add the point I’ve made here before, that Allan Bloom of the University of Chicago. Laws of The Creation.” we are an equal opportunity offender. While none of these well-meaning In other words, go forth and gain The subject of TRUE Education is near and dissertations really address the secret core of as much knowledge dear to me—and, of course, to all associated the problem (including the article in this issue and experience as you can. with The SPECTRUM, both on the producing of The SPECTRUM), they DO paint rather side of the equation as well as on the reading vivid pictures of the many lamentable TO SUBSCRIBE: side. Our “family” holds a deep appreciation EFFECTS of “whatever” is fundamentally the For orders call: 1-877-280-2866 toll free. for the fundamental role that Education plays, cause of this mess. Otherwise call: 1-661-823-9695. which is central to so many other avenues of Longtime students of the Larger Picture $45.00 for 12 issues in US 1st Class Mail, human creative expression and interaction. know that the New World Order’s purposeful $55.00 Canadian/$60 Foreign. One particular article we are sharing with dumbing-down of society is the missing Please call for quantity subscription rates. you in this month’s newspaper seems to have “whatever” driving this Education collapse stirred-up a kind of renewed reflection on, or from deep behind the scenes. But the general EDITORIAL POLICY: mental revisiting of, this subject of Education. public’s mind-control programming to scoff at Opinions of The SPECTRUM contributors Maybe that’s because the article touches upon anything even smelling of “conspiracy” keeps are their own and do not necessarily reflect those just how far what we call Education today—at most curious researchers from digging deep of The SPECTRUM staff or management. The all levels—has deteriorated from what we enough and opening their eyes wide enough to SPECTRUM will imagine it SHOULD be. Today, moreso than embrace that Larger Picture. ever before, Mark Twain’s caution on this We try to always keep that Larger Picture always correct subject bears repeating: “Never let your in mind with each monthly issue of these any meaningful schooling interfere with your education.” “course notes” called The SPECTRUM. We error of fact. In early 1988, an explosive article I wrote feel, through so doing, that we are contributing Permission is on the then-current problems in Higher something to TRUE Education—as it should be, hereby granted to Education was published (by a courageous not what it has largely become. anyone to quote magazine editor) and started to make the Could you just imagine a university that The SPECTRUM rounds and ruffle quite a few guilty feathers in simply told The Truth? What a novel idea. in whole or in the pompous academic stratospheres wherein I How about a course on the REAL history of part, so long as was incarcerated at the time. Indignant America? Or a physics program which dealt full credit of this sputterings cackled from the so-accused. Such with the underlying concepts of free energy? source is given, nervous guilt was partly the result of exactly And while we’re on a roll with that one, maybe including contacting address and phone number. what I had “spilled the beans” about, and we could even have an electrical engineering partly the result of the strong background and department which didn’t look the other way or “pedigree” upon which I was drawing as say “Who?!?” when the great Nikola Tesla’s PUBLISHING INFORMATION: PERSONAL experience—close familiarity with name was mentioned, while falling all over We intend to offer, to the best of our ability, the most prestigious and so-called premier Edison as if he invented the world. The Truth, however it comes to us, in order to academic institutions on the planet. Picture a course on honest banking and allow you to make up your own mind and be Never mind that the predictions I made at finance—including an historical examination of able to make informed decisions about things the time have all come true, and Education—at how the banksters (banking gangsters) had that impact your daily life. We hope to broaden ALL levels—is in an even more disgusting state once hoodwinked the world’s populations. your choices and allow you to create for yourself of decline now than it was, over a dozen years (Notice I use past tense, meaning we’ve finally a better world. ago, when the writing on the walls seemed all awakened and nullified the Fed and IMF All manuscripts submitted must be either too clear to me on the inside. From the stranglehold.) That course would also do much typewritten and double-spaced, or preferably on prevailing (if unspoken) point of view, I had toward helping students see how money, disk. If return is desired, a stamped self- failed my lengthy elitist mind-control honestly and intelligently utilized, is simply addressed envelope is required. The SPECTRUM conditioning; I had not “caught on” to the another form of energy exchange. “value” of going along with the program. Oops. Does that mean the finance course assumes no responsibility for unsolicited From the point of view of many, many ought to be in the physics department, under manuscripts. others, what I wrote was “right on” and thermodynamics? What about music used for The SPECTRUM is published by The needed to be said. Of course, only a few of the levitating objects? Does that belong under Spectrum Newspaper, Inc., at 9101 West Sahara praisers who had to live and work in academia physics, too? But when the music is used for Ave., PMB158, Las Vegas, NV 89117. Our would state so publicly because, you know, healing, does that belong in the medical school email address is: <[email protected]>. their circumstances, some of them feebly or the biology department or where? argued, required they maintain a “professional Looks like our Native American brothers CHANGE OF ADDRESS: detachment” from such controversial matters.
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