Video 1. URL (1:37:45) 10/25/11, One Step Beyond TV show with Theo Chalmers on SKY 200 in the U.K..
More information about my presentations in Italy and the U.K. are given here:
"Where Did The Towers Go?" - Dr Judy Wood in the UK/Italy , Oct 2011, by Andrew Johnson, 11/1/11. checktheevidence.com

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"Letter To The World" by Jack Gladstone
Video. URL (6:43) "Letter To The World" by
Jack Gladstone: http://www.jackgladstone.com 
This song is available on Jack Gladstone's "Tappin' the Earth's Backbone" album - on his website, iTunes, etc.
"Letter To The World" by Jack Gladstone

"In the days following September 11, 2001, I wrote the chorus of this song as I struggled to transcend both anger and fear. On Saturday, September 15, John Potter, Billings Gazette columnist and Anishinabe Indian, reminded his readers that the emotions now held by post 9/11 Americans are identical to those of 19th Century American Indians whose villages were viciously attacked by the U.S. under the rationale of Manifest Destiny. Downstream of todays Glacier National Park, on the banks of the Marias River, 173 men, women and children with the Heavy Runner band of Pikuni Blackfeet were indiscriminately slaughtered by the U.S. Army. This action was ordered by U.S. Gen. Phillip Sheridan. The date was January 23, 1870. American history refers to this event as the Baker Massacre. In the words of John Potter, Terrorism is not new to American soil nor is our government a stranger to it. This song is a prayer that the worlds people recognize that before race, economics, politics and/or religion, we are brothers and sisters. We are children of God. 

John Potters complete editorial can be accessed in the archives at billingsgazette.com (9/15/01)."

[John Potter's artcle is no longer available on the Billings Gazette site, but is archived here: Potter Column: We are all Native Americans today
(original link:  Potter Column: We are all Native Americans today)]

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“A life lived through the principles of empathy, compassion and forgiveness is prerequisite to healing. The essence of spirituality is selfless connection. Where there is shadow there is also sunlight. Jack Gladstone
Jack Gladstone: http://www.jackgladstone.com 







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