Re: Stop the Bloodshed

do you not want an end to the terror wars? are you not prepared to
sacrifice your own IDs for peace and sanity on earth ? do you
seriously suppose you can continue more or less as you are, and the world be
rescued from the acute terminal downhill spiral we as a species are engaged in
? do you seriously imagine the UN etc etc can rescue the system
it/they/we are a part of ???? delusion delusion my friends wheter you
happen to be on suryan's mailing list or not. this message goes out to all the
world. the solution lies in paying attention to me try
www.obolworld.blogspot.com and let's all join in a global healing
without any physical terror at all. that is the world of obol,
the contemporary human version of the leader of the species out of error
into union with the cosmos, introducing a new, and now perfected item :
the wisdom in the skulls of a sapient species of primate on a planet of
our star sol in the galaxy we call Milky Way, this planet being known in
obolworld as ASPHODEL the change-over to which by all on the planet
voluntarily takes place via a global voluntary pageant entitled
PAGEANT ASPHODEL now preparing to launch with full police support in the
country town of BALTINGLASS in the county of WICKLOW, on the island
of IRELAND , off the westnorwest coast of the landmass of EURASIA where
our species developed the sort of city/farmland cultures that have nurtured
our SAPIENCE, now at long last entering the WISDOM stage of the species.
: a blessing and not a curse on the planet concerned.

Subject: Stop the Bloodshed
>
> Dear friends,
> We haven't been in touch very often since our work around Iraq. But
with
> civilians in Israel and Lebanon dying daily, we're at another
critical
> global moment.
> Regional and global leaders continue to fail to come up with a
workable
> plan to stop the violence in the Middle East. Our friends at the
Ceasefire
> Campaign are urging people around the world to pressure the Security
> Council to come up with a real plan to get an immediate ceasefire and
> international peacekeepers. This is a sensible call that would curb
the
> bloodshed while laying the groundwork for a more enduring peace.
> The Ceasefire Campaign is looking for 1 million co-sponsors to
deliver
> their petition to the Security Council this week. Can you join them?
Sign
> here:
> http://www.ceasefirecampaign.org/mo/en.html
> Sincerely,
> –Eli Pariser
> P.S. Here's a message from the Ceasefire Campaign with some more
detail:
> Dear friends,
> For more than three weeks now we've watched the bloodshed in the
Middle
> East with horror. All the while, global and regional leaders have
stood by
> and failed to take the necessary action to stop the violence.
Finally,
> this weekend, the US and France reached agreement on a plan. But this
> compromise plan fails to call for a full ceasefire and is so weak
that the
> violence has not—and will not—stop.
> http://www.ceasefirecampaign.org/mo/en.html
> This is unacceptable.
Hundreds of innocent civilians have already been
> killed, thousands have been wounded, and almost a million people have
been
> made homeless.
> The UN Security Council will be meeting early this week to try to
resolve
> the crisis. They need to know that the world is watching them, and
that
> anything less than an immediate ceasefire is not good enough. Click
here
> to sign this petition demanding that the members of the UN Security
> Council take immediate action to end this bloodshed.
> http://www.ceasefirecampaign.org/mo/en.html
> Please sign the
petition today, and then spread the word by forwarding
> this email on to all your friends and family. Our goal is to deliver
a
> petition to the Security Council with 1 million signatures this week,
and
> to publicize the petition in major newspapers in the capitals of the
US,
> UK, France and other Security Council members.
> Thanks so much for your help,
> Ricken Patel
> CeasefireCampaign.org
> P.S. Groups and leaders from across the world and from diverse
> perspectives agree that an urgent ceasefire is an important part of
> resolving this crisis. Most countries of the world, from Lebanon to
> Tanzania to India, have called for a ceasefire, and have been joined
by
> major international NGOs such as Oxfam and Amnesty International.
> Christian leaders such as Pope Benedict XVI, and the World Council of
> Churches have also called for a ceasefire Arab and Muslim
organizations
> such as the Organization of the Islamic Conference have also been
joined
> by Israeli and Jewish groups such as Meretz Israel, Degel HaTorah,
and
> Brit Tzedek v'Shalom in calling for a ceasefire.