'Hitler Tree’ may face the axe

JASLO, Poland (Reuters) - An oak tree planted in Nazi-occupied Poland during World War II to mark Adolf Hitler's birthday may soon face the axe if the local mayor has her way.

Authorities in Jaslo in rural southeastern Poland discovered the origins of the tree when plans were lodged to fell it to make way for a traffic roundabout.

"We obtained information that this is no ordinary tree but was put here to mark Adolf Hitler's birthday," said Jaslo's mayor, Maria Kurowska. "So should I try to improve our town's communications or should I allow a memorial to that criminal to remain standing? The choice is simple for me."

"It was 1942 when the Germans brought a seedling of an oak here and planted it in the center of the town with all honors, an army orchestra and salutes," said Kazimierz Polak, who was present at the planting ceremony as a child 67 years ago.

In my opinion, this tree ought to be preserved at all costs.

Perhaps the tree can be used as a trophy and donated to a new aspiring fascist leader or institution in the world. In fact they could transplant the tree to Monsanto headquarters or Knesset.

The symbolism would be priceless.

Vatican cries Poor

An interesting story has appeared in our newspapers. It seems that the Vatican is having difficulty with its finances.

According to the article, “The Vatican says it ran a deficit in 2008 as its finances and donations from across the world were hit by the global economic crisis. The financial report released … by the Holy See's press office listed revenues of 253.9 million euros and expenses of 254.8 million euros.”

Now am I supposed to feel sorry for the Vatican? Religious institutions pay NO tax, they have divine intervention from God, yet they always need MORE MONEY!

So where was the money spent? “Most of the expenses went to support the activities of Pope Benedict XVI and the Holy See's offices, especially Vatican Radio and other media divisions, the financial report showed.” So the money is NOT used to help the poor and disadvantaged but to spread the word! :)

Now I am not trying to have a dig at the Catholic Church. I have no respect for all religious institutions. There is a slang word for money and it is called ‘Mullah’. Do you have any Mullah? And in reality what is a Mullah? ... An Islamic religious figure. It is very interesting that over the years people have equated money and Mullah to be one of the same. I wonder why?

Instead of the Vatican divulging us its receipts and expenses, I personally would like to see its Balance Sheet. I would like to know what the Vatican is actually worth!!!

Now as an Accountant I feel the need to give the Holy Father some advice. As I grow older certain objects I own no longer hold any value to me but they may be of worth to another person. So I am having a bit of a clean out. I am going to put a piano my children no longer play in the Trading Post. Also I have an autograph from Bon Scott (AC/DC) which I managed to get in the 70’s which no longer means anything to me, so I am going to sell it on Ebay.

My advice to the Holy Father is to take some responsibility for your financial situation and stop burdening the faithful to continuously donate more money. The faithful have dire financial problems of their own. Perhaps the Holy Father should have a clean out and convert some of the Vatican’s small objects into cash. Perhaps the Vatican could sell some of its collection of OLD books on ebay? :) I know I would happily place a bid.

Now I do not want to be viewed as stingy. I do donate. I will offer money if a homeless person approaches me in the street. I recently donated to the Bushfire appeal and I have donated to drought-affected farmers who need money to feed their live stock. But donating to the Vatican is like donating money to the Rothschilds! But I do acknowledge the Vatican financial oversight, so I will offer a Prayer. :)

Encircle the Cat

In Australia we are approaching the end of the financial year. So that means a lot of work for Accountants ... schedules, reconciliations, budgets, tax returns and lots of boring procedure. I have not been posting lately for this reason. That does not particularly bother me. What is annoying is that I have not been able to read and comment on my alluring blog friends' sites. But I will be back. :)

A friend emailed this game to me. It is very addictive, even when one ought to be concentrating on more urgent issues.

Try to encircle the cat without letting it get out!

Start by clicking on the image of the cat - then on the light green dots to try to trap it with dark green dots. This game is not easy, it is a very smart cat!

http://www.gamedesign.jp/flash/chatnoir/chatnoir.html

Enjoy!

Postman no longer delivering the mail

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Postman Patel

I noticed that Postman Patel had been unusually light with his posts of late, but thought nothing of it. Today when I logged onto his site I had the misfortune of reading that our dear Postman will not be delivering any further mail.

Lord Patel, Ed Teague, passed away on the 9th June, 2009. I am deeply saddened by this news.

Lord Patel was a man of courage who knew exactly what was going on in the Political world and was not afraid to expose the truth behind the surface. He was an honest and forthright reporter, who accurately covered many diverse issues and subjects.

Lord Patel earnt my respect because he was outspoken, observant, incredibly intelligent, straight to the point, witty and did not care who he insulted. I was also truly humbled when the Postman once made reference to one of my posts.

The world Blogsphere has sincerely lost a brilliant and candid voice.

My sincere condolences are extended to all his family.

I love a Sun burnt Country

About two and half years ago, I had a health scare.

Prior to the onset of my symptoms, I noticed that one of my chickens became ill. It refused to eat or drink and this was a worry because it was the middle of summer. Each day the chicken became more listless, until it became totally motionless. With its beak gaping, trying to draw in air, the chicken eventually died.

Then I noticed other chickens had the same symptoms. Instead of watching them slowly and painfully die, I asked my husband to do what was necessary to take the bird out of its pain and misery. Out of 12 birds, I lost 3. They were the oldest chickens. One of my polish chickens also became ill but made a recovery.

Now my free-range chickens live in what can be described as a holiday resort. I buy the best grain, they eat our left-overs, and my green grocer gives me cantaloupes, watermelons (that are too bruised to sell) and superfluous lettuce to also feed my chickens. So they did not get ill from lack of nutrition.

Well at the same time I also became ill. I did not have a cold or the flu. I did not have a temperature but I became listless. With each passing day I was feeling worse. I could not stand and wash the dishes. I would stop half way and go sit down, regain my energy and then go back to the sink.

Now I am not one to make a fuss or a scene, I just very slowly continued. It all came to a head on a Saturday. That night we were invited to a wedding, I had absolutely no energy to attend but thought it would be rude to cancel on the day of the wedding, as organizers pay excessive amounts of money for each guest to attend.

I sat at the wedding, not eating, not drinking wishing the time to pass so I could go home but at the same time putting on a brave face and conversing with the other guests at our table. When the wedding was finally over and I made it to the car I told my husband to take me straight to the hospital.

I thought that there would not be many people in the waiting room and I would be attended to immediately. How wrong I was. The hospital waiting area, 2am in the morning was full of sick people. Most of them wearing pajamas, dressing gowns, slippers, wrapped in blankets and children screaming. The receptionist took our details and told us to take a seat. So there we sat with formal evening attire amongst people who looked as though they had come in from a war zone.

Now I have dealt with pain before. I have given birth twice and I suffer from excruciating migraines but I have never cried from pain. Well sitting in the waiting room I began to cry. I cried because to breathe caused so much pain, I cried because I could not walk any further distance, I cried because I did not look sick compared to the other people in the waiting room. I cried because I thought I would die before my number could be called. It suddenly dawned on my husband the severity of my pain and he began to cry with me.

Every one in the waiting room stared at us. My husband approached the desk and fortunately they understood and kindly took me in straight away. Now I won’t go into detail about all the tests they did, but suffice to say I did not have pneumonia, I was not having a heart attack and the doctors could not work out the cause of my symptoms.

Personally I put my illness down to the constant spraying that is emitted from unmarked planes flying overhead – chemtrails. I see them so often. Now I cannot prove anything but it is what I have observed. Ten years ago I could only work in my garden very early in the morning on hot days because we had so many bees buzzing around once the sun came up. Now days spotting a bee is a rare and exciting find.

All over the world we have reports of birds falling from the sky without explanation. Not just in Australia but other countries as well.

Above is a photo that I took on Christmas day last year from the porch in my back yard. I could not believe that they would have the audacity to spray us on Christmas day!!!

I have no idea what governments or military have in mind but this is my response to you!!

Having said that … Yes … I do love my country.

The Fruits of Stupidity

Sometimes I get totally surprised that I need to read foreign blogsites to know what is happening in Australia. I located this video on German blogsite, News Cottage. The video shows a demonstration led by Brendan O’Connell in Perth Australia.

Now Australians are the most awesome people I know. I love their passion and honesty. But Brendan you went too far!! What were you thinking??? I found so many faults in your argument.

This video has since been banned and removed from Youtube. However the video can be viewed here.

Brendan, you begin your video with sensationalist predictions of Zionist intentions to rule the world. Fair statement but how do you combat this secret political Zionist issue? You talk about a grass roots movement. Then what? You protest at Jewish owned retail outlets. Give me a break!!! What do they have to do with the Zionist movement???

Brendan you deliberately targeted the Supermarket owner because he was Jewish. You found a small (but significant) error in the marketing of his citrus produce. Yes, Izzy should have stated that the citrus was imported from Israel so the Australian buyer can choose if they want to buy local produce or imported produce, but there is no law prohibiting goods from being sold in Australia that are grown in Israel or illegal occupied territories.

There are so many injustices in the retail world! Brendan do you protest that:
1. The chocolate we consume are made from beans that are collected with the use of abusive slave child practices on cocoa plantations in Ghana.
2. The coffee that is sold comes from small coffee farmers in Kenya who receive prices for their coffee that are less than the costs of production, forcing them into a cycle of poverty and debt.
3. Cigarettes that are sold are proven to give individuals cancer.
4. Certain items which retailers sell contain fluoride, or GM grain?

No ... I thought not. These are serious issues. It seems to me that you targeted Izzy because he was Jewish NOT because of his retail practices.

Secondly this is not a religious issue but a political issue. Not all Christians are good and not all Jews are bad. Religion has nothing at all to do with the problem. In fact it is a humanitarian issue. So long as people divide themselves according to religion, race, nationality, colour, class, political party, shape of one’s nose, etc. our society will continue to have problems.

Thirdly, your verbal attack on the two boys was excessive and belligerent. As for the two boys who took your photo, I have no idea what they were trying to achieve either. Who did they think they were … Mossad?

Let me give you some advice. Yes, we are controlled by Bankers, they are the rulers of this world. You are not going to get anywhere by spreading further hatred with demonstrations of this sort against Jewish people!

There is only one way in which people can crash the system. If every person on this planet said, I no longer want to keep my money in a bank and were to withdraw their money, the system of control would then fall apart.

Brendan, the Bankers are laughing at your Grass Roots initiative. Do you think they care about you or Izzy? No! They love and promote division!

Take off your glasses and see the problem for what it really is!

No Asians!

For a moment I thought this man was racist!



Enjoy! :)