We've had so many political distractions of late, Agenda 21 came to mind. I Googled it and discovered it's as politically biased as any other subject in our country, so, I went straight to the UN site and discovered it consists of over 300 pages. I'll include the link here, and for the Cliff notes version, a link to Wikipedia. Note Alex Jones and Glenn Beck also offer commentary and I found a video entitled Agenda 21 for Dummies.
It's been awhile since it was drawn up or mentioned, so I thought I'd offer some refresher links here.
http://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/Agenda21.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_21
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzEEgtOFFlM
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
The Window of Opportunity
Two weeks ago, I experienced a great disappointment and I truly wanted to whine, snivel, and complain, but . . . I chose to get inspired instead! It was not an easy choice at first. It required me to take responsibility for making a change . . . again.
I remembered back to the beginning of the Goshen Gazette, and how it was going to be a source of unfiltered, politically unbiased information, with a spiritual perspective. We've been growing in that, so we're staying focused, but I was reminded recently that this publication isn't really taken as serious media, yet.
Since the mainstream news sources didn't choose to cover the event, the Goshen Gazette had the opportunity to basically have the exclusive on the Motorcycle Rally in Washington DC. That didn't go as I had hoped at all, but two things did come from that. I found a very unusual perspective from a gentleman who graciously agreed to let me post his observation of the event. The second thing that occurred, as editor of the Goshen Gazette, I realized a missed opportunity is a missed opportunity. This is the window of opportunity for the Goshen Gazette to become a serious news source, and I refuse to miss that window of opportunity!
As I watched the opportunity for this event to move from headline to history, I was just sick to see mainstream media sources still receive coverage for running wrong footage. I knew there are too many things going on that are not being presented and now is the time. We won't change events that are already in place, but at least we can know what we may be facing.
The Goshen Gazette will be introducing several new sections next week and offer links to many other alternative news sources for our readers.
We will remain a free publication, but we will be offering ad spaces at great rates!
We don't tell you what to think or how to think, we just present information you might want to think about!
I remembered back to the beginning of the Goshen Gazette, and how it was going to be a source of unfiltered, politically unbiased information, with a spiritual perspective. We've been growing in that, so we're staying focused, but I was reminded recently that this publication isn't really taken as serious media, yet.
Since the mainstream news sources didn't choose to cover the event, the Goshen Gazette had the opportunity to basically have the exclusive on the Motorcycle Rally in Washington DC. That didn't go as I had hoped at all, but two things did come from that. I found a very unusual perspective from a gentleman who graciously agreed to let me post his observation of the event. The second thing that occurred, as editor of the Goshen Gazette, I realized a missed opportunity is a missed opportunity. This is the window of opportunity for the Goshen Gazette to become a serious news source, and I refuse to miss that window of opportunity!
As I watched the opportunity for this event to move from headline to history, I was just sick to see mainstream media sources still receive coverage for running wrong footage. I knew there are too many things going on that are not being presented and now is the time. We won't change events that are already in place, but at least we can know what we may be facing.
The Goshen Gazette will be introducing several new sections next week and offer links to many other alternative news sources for our readers.
We will remain a free publication, but we will be offering ad spaces at great rates!
We don't tell you what to think or how to think, we just present information you might want to think about!
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Safe, Although . . .
It is the firm conviction of this journalist, when one sees the word "safe" followed by the word "although" in the sentence, be sure to read everything that follows the "although!"
>>>The water is safe to drink, state officials said, although they continued to caution against getting water in the nose, the route the amoeba takes. <<<
Safe to drink . . . ? http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/12/us/louisiana-brain-amoeba-water-supply/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
We all do realize how close our mouths are to our noses, right? Please use common sense on this situation. I do not have all the details, but when officials tell us to avoid getting any water in the nose, please don't take the chance of having it anywhere near your face.
>>>The water is safe to drink, state officials said, although they continued to caution against getting water in the nose, the route the amoeba takes. <<<
Safe to drink . . . ? http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/12/us/louisiana-brain-amoeba-water-supply/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
We all do realize how close our mouths are to our noses, right? Please use common sense on this situation. I do not have all the details, but when officials tell us to avoid getting any water in the nose, please don't take the chance of having it anywhere near your face.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)