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Published: July 04, 2011
Words: 14467 (approximate)
Language: English
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If I could speak before the UN, I’d say: 1. No one can own our Mother Earth. 2. God is present in the world and there is no evil. 3. All things are conscious and are created with rights. 4. The physical universe was designed by non-physical beings. 5. The main purpose of government is protecting rights. 6. There are too many people on Spaceship Earth. 7. Power corrupts everyone who holds it.Tags
democracy, reincarnation, god, new age, police, nuclear power, evil, global warming, evolution, world peace, seth, jane roberts, telepathy, afghanistan, iraq war, george bush, declaration of independence, dick cheney, marijuana, population growth, greed, solar power, corporations, sustainable, mother earth, clairvoyance, precognition, health care, animal rights, gun control, handcuffs, wind power, disparity of wealth, perp walks, spaceship earth, power corrupts, arrogance of powerAvailable ebook reading formats
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