Harmonic Convergence meets Tipping Point

I just returned from Davenport, Iowa where I was a member of a panel of four Registers of Deeds that spoke to the audience of 200 other Registers from across the country. MERS VP Mr. William Hultman presented his defense of the system first, we offered the rebuttal.  I have been vocal on the issue of MERS since my first letter to the public in September of 2011. I will post the details of my points on my website and Facebook pages.

The point of this post today is the link that all of the issues that drive me can be reduced to.  And that is the fact that the pace of the corporate take-over of our country is unprecedented, and must be stopped.  You see, I have spent most of my life educating people on Monsanto, and a good chunk of my free time over the last 3 years educating folks on Northern Pass and Hydro Quebec.  What I have gathered from these thousands of conversations is that we as a people are finally waking up.

What Washington saw this week in front of the Dept. of Justice was a protest of the banking industry and the fraudulent foreclosures with the facilitation that MERS brought to the table.  Our citizens, many of them grandmothers, are joining blockades of evictions, putting their bodies between sheriffs and the homeowners about to be evicted.

What we will see this Saturday during the Millions against Monsanto March across the globe at2:00pm will be the union of Christians and Pagans who both believe that our scientists are over stepping boundaries with certain GMO practices and the patenting of life.

What we will see this weekend is the gathering of veterans of all wars coming together with their families to pay the long overdue respect for their service in the Vietnam War.  When these veterans come together, discussion of Monsanto and the damage inflicted by its product Agent Orange will be discussed.

What we will see going forward will be the fight against Keystone.  What I am asking is for you to pick what you care about and step out.

Get out there.

     This summer can and will be the summer of the American protest.  All of you underemployed, unemployed and college students with no path forward, pick an issue and DO something. The old hippies are getting tired, we need the reinforcements.
As I said to my 3 little boys after the Bush v Gore decision, “Where are the American people?  Why aren’t they in the streets?”  My answer to my own question…. “We have not yet bottomed out.”  And now 13 years later, I do believe that we have hit the bottom and hopefully the tipping point.

So America, on Memorial Day, June 9th in Concord, Saturday May 25th in Concord, 4th of July and every other day in between, I beg you to do something peaceful to add your voice to the conversation.

I have been waiting for you!

Kelley Monahan Orford, New Hampshire

Register of Deeds Grafton County/Organic Farmer

 

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Hashtag “Kaboom”

Stephen Colbert makes the argument that the AUMF ought to be strengthened, not repealed. Stephen is a commedian.

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This is the actual resolution, a svelte 60-words of eternal war-justifying deliciousness. Here we go.

Be it resolved…

That the President is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001, or harbored such organizations or persons, in order to prevent any future acts of international terrorism against the United States by such nations, organizations or persons.

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Senator Bradley, Let’s See How You Would Do On $290 A Week

Senator Bradley, Let's See How You Would Do On $290 A Week

New Hampshire does not have the highest cost of living in the 50 United States; however, our cost of living is not cheap by any means.  For those who work in low wage jobs, the cost of living adds immense pain on their wallets. Right now, New Hampshire uses the … Continue reading
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Sad Day In The NH HOUSE For NH Workers

Today the NH House voted to kill the expanded gambling bill, SB 152.  SB152 was a bill about creating new jobs. The same jobs that many of these House members campaigned on.  This also means that NH is going to continue to starve our budgets.  SB152 would have added $80 … Continue reading
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NH Senate Flip-Flops On Voter ID Provisions. Advocate Spending $1 Million Dollars After Slashing HHS Budgets

Senate Republicans change position on expensive camera provision at the polls, whether student identification cards are an acceptable form of Voter ID  Advocate to spend $1 million dollars on Voter ID law same week they drastically cut services for elderly and disabled, mental health community in New Hampshire   CONCORD, … Continue reading
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NH Young Democrats and Young Republicans Come Together To Oppose Voter ID Changes

Young Republicans and young Democrats come together to oppose Voter ID restrictions being debated in the NH Legislature.  The current debate is about stopping ‘phase two’ of the O’Brien legislation that would greatly reduce the number of allowable forms of identification.  This means that student IDs would no longer be valid. … Continue reading
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Senator Shaheen collecting dollars out of state.

Senator Jeanne Shaheen

The Washington Post reports that Governor O’Malley and Senator Mikulsky of Maryland are co-hosting a fund raiser for Senator Jeanne Shaheen in Owings Mills. That’s good news. Not only can New Hampshire use every dollar it gets from the Washington, D.C. area, but I like the implicit acknowledgement that members of Congress serve the whole country not, as the Republican controlled House of Representatives would like to convince us, just the registered voters in their little gerrymandered districts.
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NEA-NH and Manchester Education Association Endorse Patrick Arnold For Manchester Mayor

NEA-NH and Manchester Education Association Endorse Patrick Arnold For Manchester Mayor

Alderman Patrick Arnold’s mayoral campaign announced this week endorsements from the Manchester Education Association (MEA) and the National Education Association – New Hampshire (NEA-NH), which collectively represent 16,000 educational professionals and support personnel throughout New Hampshire. The MEA voted to endorse Arnold’s mayoral campaign after meeting with both incumbent Mayor … Continue reading
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