September 30, 2002 6:44 p.m. PDT
Hello Dear Friends and White Knights,
I understand some prosperity program members are hearing that the true NESARA
law announcement and deliveries are definitely on the verge. This is very
true. There is tremendous power pressing NESARA and our prosperity
deliveries forward at this time.
I'm told the true NESARA law announcement process is in high gear. I'm
told the White Knights have decided the strongest possible message to the dark
agenda is to arrest Bush Jr. and Cheney in and show Bush Jr.
and Cheney being removed from their offices and/or residences on
"live" television when it happens.
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Below is an article from Americans who are speaking out. I hope some of
you Dove group members in other countries will send the letter printed in the
New York Times on 9/19/2002 to your newspapers to show that MANY Americans
REPUDIATE the Bush regime's warmongering! WE true Americans demand PEACE
and we refuse to support the Bush regime's world domination plans in any way.
I am writing another letter to the editor of my local paper tonight stating that
many Americans refuse to support the megalomania of the Bush regime and their
warmongering. I hope many of you Dove egroup members will write to your
local papers and join me in stating that Americans demand PEACE.
Blessings and Love,
Dove of Oneness
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=== On Sept 19th this ran as a full page in the New York Times. ===
Statement of Conscience: Not In Our Name
Let it not be said that people in the United States did nothing when their
government declared a war without limit and instituted stark new measures of
repression.
The signers of this statement call on the people of the U.S. to resist the
policies and overall political direction that have emerged since September 11,
2001, and which pose grave dangers to the people of the world.
We believe that peoples and nations have the right to determine their own
destiny, free from military coercion by great powers. We believe that all
persons detained or prosecuted by the United States government should have the
same rights of due process. We believe that questioning, criticism, and dissent
must be valued and protected. We understand that such rights and values are
always contested and must be fought for.
We believe that people of conscience must take responsibility for what their own
governments do -- we must first of all oppose the injustice that is done in our
own name. Thus we call on all Americans to RESIST the war and repression that
has been loosed on the world by the Bush administration. It is unjust, immoral,
and illegitimate. We choose to make common cause with the people of the world.
We too watched with shock the horrific events of September 11, 2001. We too
mourned the thousands of innocent dead and shook our heads at the terrible
scenes of carnage -- even as we recalled similar scenes in Baghdad, Panama City,
and, a generation ago, Vietnam. We too joined the anguished questioning of
millions of Americans who asked why such a thing could happen.
But the mourning had barely begun, when the highest leaders of the land
unleashed a spirit of revenge. They put out a simplistic script of "good
vs. evil" that was taken up by a pliant and intimidated media. They told us
that asking why these terrible events had happened verged on treason. There was
to be no debate. There were by definition no valid political or moral questions.
The only possible answer was to be war abroad and repression at home.
In our name, the Bush administration, with near unanimity from Congress, not
only attacked Afghanistan but arrogated to itself and its allies the right to
rain down military force anywhere and anytime. The brutal repercussions have
been felt from the Philippines to Palestine, where Israeli tanks and bulldozers
have left a terrible trail of death and destruction. The government now openly
prepares to wage all-out war on Iraq -- a country which has no connection to the
horror of September 11. What kind of world will this become if the U.S.
government has a blank check to drop commandos, assassins, and bombs wherever it
wants?
In our name, within the U.S., the government has created two classes of people:
those to whom the basic rights of the U.S. legal system are at least promised,
and those who now seem to have no rights at all. The government rounded up over
1,000 immigrants and detained them in secret and indefinitely. Hundreds have
been deported and hundreds of others still languish today in prison. This smacks
of the infamous concentration camps for Japanese-Americans in World War 2. For
the first time in decades, immigration procedures single out certain
nationalities for unequal treatment.
In our name, the government has brought down a pall of repression over society.
The President¹s spokesperson warns people to "watch what they say."
Dissident artists, intellectuals, and professors find their views distorted,
attacked, and suppressed. The so-called Patriot Act – along with a host of
similar measures on the state level -- gives police sweeping new powers of
search and seizure, supervised if at all by secret proceedings before secret
courts.
In our name, the executive has steadily usurped the roles and functions of the
other branches of government. Military tribunals with lax rules of evidence and
no right to appeal to the regular courts are put in place by executive order.
Groups are declared "terrorist" at the stroke of a presidential pen.
We must take the highest officers of the land seriously when they talk of a war
that will last a generation and when they speak of a new domestic order. We are
confronting a new openly imperial policy towards the world and a domestic policy
that manufactures and manipulates fear to curtail rights.
There is a deadly trajectory to the events of the past months that must be seen
for what it is and resisted. Too many times in history people have waited until
it was too late to resist.
President Bush has declared: "you¹re either with us or against us."
Here is our answer: We refuse to allow you to speak for all the American people.
We will not give up our right to question. We will not hand over our consciences
in return for a hollow promise of safety. We say NOT IN OUR NAME. We refuse to
be party to these wars and we repudiate any inference that they are being waged
in our name or for our welfare. We extend a hand to those around the world
suffering from these policies; we will show our solidarity in word and deed.
We who sign this statement call on all Americans to join together to rise to
this challenge. We applaud and support the questioning and protest now going on,
even as we recognize the need for much, much more to actually stop this
juggernaut. We draw inspiration from the Israeli reservists who, at great
personal risk, declare "there IS a limit" and refuse to serve in the
occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.
We also draw on the many examples of resistance and conscience from the past of
the United States: from those who fought slavery with rebellions and the
underground railroad, to those who defied the Vietnam war by refusing orders,
resisting the draft, and standing in solidarity with resisters.
Let us not allow the watching world today to despair of our silence and our
failure to act. Instead, let the world hear our pledge: we will resist the
machinery of war and repression and rally others to do everything possible to
stop it.
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