The words of the Lakota Chief Crazy Horse said that the colours of all mankind will gather together. This is also a Hopi prophecy.
It is somewhat ironic that this is now happening at Standing Rock on the Lakota lands.
(People of the 4 colours of the medicine wheel – red, yellow, white and black people are joined together, doing something that politics often does the opposite of, divides.)
Not only have 500 tribes have come to support the Sioux peoples, but people of all standings have leant their support. A fantastic show of humanity.
The group Buffalo Springfield made famous a hit 'For what its worth' during the Vietnam war. The lyrics seem to be as relevant now as they ever were. Indeed, we are seeing a new age of people who can see through the snake oil and hogwash they have been sold for generations.
A Hopi prophecy
The events unfolding in the US election campaign are certainly proving 'interesting.'
What they are showing, as in the UK in the summer in the vote to leave the European Union, where the 'remain' side were scare mongering and predicting the sky would fall in type of nonsense if we left, was a false flag. The US situation is also showing the truth, which is being leaked like oil out of a fractured pipe.
So we decided to vote leave the union, rather like the situation in 1776 in the US. However, the sky is still in place and companies have not deserted the country in panic. We took no notice of the naysayers. Just as happened in 1776. The sky is still there.
That's the thing, people are slowly starting to wake up to being 'misled' to put it politely. They refuse to swallow the guff. People journalism means that although there is a news blackout at Standing Rock, ordinary people are journalising and publicising it.
In a similar vein to the environmental consequences of the pipe at Standing Rock, there has been in the UK a proposal to expand the London airport which will mean destroying two towns to do it and worse, more noise and pollution from increased flights.
This project has now been given the go ahead, despite much objection, including the grounds of all the extra emissions the extra flights will produce.
Meanwhile on the other hand, Transport for London is proposing an 'ultra low emission zone for road vehicles'. In the same area as the airport. Perhaps as some sort of token payback. How will better air quality be achieved when CO2 production in the area is greatly increased?
You could not make it up. A child can see through the logic.
On the one hand allowing untaxed aircraft to pollute massively, whilst fiddling about at the edges with road vehicles which are already taxed on engine CO2 output is farcical.
Oh and the airport is the LARGEST single polluter of CO2 in the UK.
I mean, the UK is only a small country, that would fit inside Texas 27 times and still have change for a Hamburger or two.
A case of paying for the privilege of polluting, not finding a less damaging solution seems to exist.
Unfortunately we have been conditioned into being a consumer society with reliance on the car and aircraft for travel.
I am not against progress, but do favour doing the least amount of damage we can whilst we seek alternatives that do less harm.
** Much interesting information on the Atlantis connection found and relating to the awakening that is coming.
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