Part 1 Mysterious Mars

I told my husband long before any probes landed on Mars that it does have water under the surface, and sustained intelligent lifeforms which have gone underground. Much evidence has come forward since I told my husband this back in 1999.

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India to annouce UFO's are REAL

Why can't all governments admit what we all know to be true.

clipped from www.ancientx.com New Delhi is in the middle of a big secret internal debate. On one side the largest democracy of the world is eager to explain to its citizens and to the world about the ongoing contacts with the UFOs and extra-terrestrials. On the other hand there are invisible untold international protocols that prohibit doing anything that may cause worldwide fear and panic. It is well accepted between the UFO and extra-terrestrial experts that all the five nuclear powers are in contact with the beings from other stars for quite some time. Recently India has seen enormous news on UFO contacts and secret UFO bases in Himalayas near the Chinese bases. In Ladak, for example the locals clearly point out the everyday phenomenon of large triangular spacecrafts coming out below the ground and Indian security forces protecting them.  Military officials and politicians have confessed the fact that India has been contacted. India has been told the rules of the Universe.

"Footprints in the Sand"

This has always been one of my favourite poems and when I went through a bad spell of homelessness, these words were resounded in my ears and heart. They kept me strong; especially, when I lost my Bible. These words sum up the true love of our Lord and no matter where you are, if you think upon these, in your troubled times, you will find you will be carried.

clipped from www.butgodsaid.net One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the Lord. Across the dark sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene, he noticed two sets of footprints in the sand, one beloning to him and the other to the Lord. He noticed that many times along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in his life. This bothered him and he questioned the Lord about it. "Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life there is only one set of footprints. I don't understand why when I needed you most you would leave me." The Lord replied "My precious, precious child, I love you and would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffereing, when you see only one set of footprints in the sand, it was then that I carried you."

We Need to Secure Our Public Services and Senstive Facilities

Hopeless, Incompetent, Laughable, Finally The Truth About "Terror"

A TV talking head has finally characterized last weeks non-events in Britain for what they were, in the face of a blitz of frenzied hype, hysterics and fearmongering from the government and media, former Scotland Yard detective John OConnor described the botched attacks as "hopeless," "incompetent" "almost laughable," and amounting to nothing more

My husband suggested something that obviously this detective didn't pick up on when he made the above statement; he said,' What if this is to distract us from their (terrorists)real intentions?' I wonder if the detective considered that it could have been meant to distract us from their real objective. Also, the cells were from terrorists working for the NHS.

I am not saying for us to point a finger at Muslims in the NHS, as all being terrorists. I have a Muslim GP, whom I like very much and highly regard. What I am saying is if these people are infiltrating our health service; as my husband pointed out to me, what is to stop them from bringing in a biological weapon and introducing it into the hospital or through the water supply via the hospital?

I am not trying to panic anybody, but let us look at what we have here. We have people (regardless of race,religion or nationality) working in our hospitals, police and no doubt other sensitive areas, who may be connected to a terrorist cell. I came across information either on the news or via the internet that three of the suspects were not properly authorized and were under investigation.

I understand that we shouldn't segregate Muslims, but anybody;as radicals can come in many shapes,colour, sizes,and of various religious backgrounds,who works in sensitive areas such as power plants, water plants, gas terminals, hospitals, police-their background should be carefully checked and properly investigated before they are allowed to work in these services.

I truly feel for the Islamic nation during this time, as these radicals are making their life difficult and often times unbearable. I am very happy with my doctor and look forward to speaking to him about my concerns. He takes a lot of interest in me as a patient and treats me like a person. He is registered with the General Medical Council, along with the other doctors at my practice. He is a very competent doctor and I would hate to see his patients turn away from him, because of these radicals. In other words, I would like to see security tightened in these areas of our government to not only protect us, but doctors like my Muslim doctor, who have proven themselves time and time again to not be biased and are equal to all. His humanity is always refreshing when I see him, and he is so pleasant to speak to.

I don't fear him, or any other Muslim. I just want to see that these radicals who are tarring all Muslims are not allowed into potential environments where they have access to sensitive information and facilities, and to protect the decent Muslims, who live in our country.

On a final note, did the detective consider that his words may even be considered a challenge by these radicals? You don't challenge a Tiger to a fight, in case you might lose,unless of course you have the advantage. From where I am sitting the terrorists have the advantage, as we don't know where, or when they plan to strike next,or even where the next cell will crop up.

Personally, I would like to see the end to all terrorism, wars, and other forms of hatred and violence. Realistically, I know it isn't going to happen in my lifetime, and am confronted with the mindsets of people.

I try and walk in other people's shoes, in my mind, to understand what motivates them to behave the way they do. Sometimes I can empathize with their cause, but don't condone their actions.

**the photo is one that I found on the internet, which suited this blog. I hope the owners of the photograph understand why I have chosen to use this photo.