@bluebelle Interesting! I have earlier had a vison seeing a lot of powerful figures being exposed for their racist views and corruption to a level where they can longer deny it. As it will be no use for them to pretend anymore they'll just go on being openly racist and corrupt. I saw no timeframe for this but feel it has been an ongoing process the last years.
@bluebelle @fjellvandre @sistermoon @ana
Thank you for the additional details. Like @ana, the first thing I thought of when you said Blue Eagle was something to do with the U.S. (ugh! How very American, right?) :) But what Bluebelle mentioned is really interesting, too. Maybe it will become clearer as we are meditating and sharing info. Thanks again!
I just realized Russia is having an election the 17th - 19th and Putin has just been quarantined. Not that I have had any hunches towards Russia on this but it's interesting that it coincides with the 18th date.
OMG!
Bob Woodward's new book!!??
Gen. Milley took extraordinary action after Jan. 6th holding secret Pentagon meetings in case Trump decided to launch nuclear missiles, this after agreeing with Pelosi that Trump was crazy. Milley was very concerned.
How fearful was he?
One call took place on Oct. 30, 2020, four days before the election that unseated President Trump, and the other on Jan. 8, 2021, two days after the Capitol siege carried out by his supporters in a quest to cancel the vote.
The first call was prompted by Milley’s review of intelligence suggesting the Chinese believed the United States was preparing to attack. That belief, the authors write, was based on tensions over military exercises in the South China Sea, and deepened by Trump’s belligerent rhetoric toward China.
And the most bizarre hero in all of this? Dan Quayle!?!
So intent was Pence on being Trump’s loyal second-in-command — and potential successor — that he asked confidants if there were ways he could accede to Trump’s demands and avoid certifying the results of the election on Jan. 6. In late December, the authors reveal, Pence called Dan Quayle, a former vice president and fellow Indiana Republican, for advice.
Quayle was adamant, according to the authors. “Mike, you have no flexibility on this. None. Zero. Forget it. Put it away,” he said.
But Pence pressed him, the authors write, asking if there were any grounds to pause the certification because of ongoing legal challenges. Quayle was unmoved, and Pence ultimately agreed, according to the book.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/09/14/peril-woodward-costa-trump-milley-china/
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/14/politics/woodward-book-trump-nuclear/index.html
I saw a big blue eagle descending from the sky with sealed documents.
When I read this, I was reminded that the Eagle is one of the four animal avatars of the sign Scorpio. It is the second most evolved version of Scorpio, and is best known for its ability to see the big picture. They are loyal and visionary, but for all their nobility, they are also swift predators. It's obviously good to have one on your team, but treat them well, because they can be formidable enemies. Scorpios are good at hiding things and keeping secrets, but an Eagle Scorpio also knows when to expose what it knows. An eagle carrying sealed documents? Since Pluto - the ruler of Scorpio - is still in Capricorn dredging up and exposing all the garbage in governments and institutions, this vision makes me wonder what those documents may contain. The post above by @bluebelle has me even more intrigued...
April 2, 2021
Something unknown about FBI director (Wray) becomes public and he steps down. This happens late summer/early fall? @baba
Not exactly a hit yet just a heads up.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/14/brett-kavanaugh-fbi-investigation-documents
I hope this is in the right place...but just wanted to comment that I've seen Justice Stephen Breyer on tv twice today talking about his new book "The Authority of the Court and the Peril of Politics" and I must say his demeanor and personity are much "lighter" than the title of his book. He seems to be a delightful man. I think his would be big shoes to fill.
I saw him this morning on Good Morning America and tonight on the Stephen Colbert show. His eyes were twinkling on both shows! I'm not sure I want him to retire now.
**Please move this if it's in the wrong place!
I saw a big blue eagle descending from the sky with sealed documents.
When I read this, I was reminded that the Eagle is one of the four animal avatars of the sign Scorpio. It is the second most evolved version of Scorpio, and is best known for its ability to see the big picture. They are loyal and visionary, but for all their nobility, they are also swift predators. It's obviously good to have one on your team, but treat them well, because they can be formidable enemies. Scorpios are good at hiding things and keeping secrets, but an Eagle Scorpio also knows when to expose what it knows. An eagle carrying sealed documents? Since Pluto - the ruler of Scorpio - is still in Capricorn dredging up and exposing all the garbage in governments and institutions, this vision makes me wonder what those documents may contain. The post above by @bluebelle has me even more intrigued...
Intersting! I had no idea about this. I saw the eagle come down from what I thought was the night sky because there were so many stars behind it.
I hope this is in the right place...but just wanted to comment that I've seen Justice Stephen Breyer on tv twice today talking about his new book "The Authority of the Court and the Peril of Politics" and I must say his demeanor and personity are much "lighter" than the title of his book. He seems to be a delightful man. I think his would be big shoes to fill.
I saw him this morning on Good Morning America and tonight on the Stephen Colbert show. His eyes were twinkling on both shows! I'm not sure I want him to retire now.
**Please move this if it's in the wrong place!
He needs to retire before the end of this year so that Biden can choose a replacement. Twinkly eyes or no, we can't have a repeat of the Ginsburg debacle. As wonderful as she was, she should have retired in 2013 so Obama could have picked her replacement.
@laura-f That's what I thought too based on his age but the difference that I saw was that he doesn't seem frail like Ginsberg did. Fauci is close to the same age and I don't think he comes across as frail either.
IF Justice Breyer wants to retire that would be one less thing to worry about.
I suspect he will do what he thinks is best for our country. He just seems like a good wise man and it made me sad to think he might be forced out.
I think Breyer is ok mentally, but I don't think it's fair to say he's being forced out. Retired SCOTUS justices get full pensions, and frankly I feel like he would to better to contribute his teachings to the next generation of lawyers and constitutional scholars. No reason he can't teach somewhere (Harvard, Georgetown, etc.).
I'm watching the Colbert segment right now. He doesn't appear frail, but so what - better he should go now before it actually becomes an issue. Ginsburg waited too long and she didn't appear frail til the last couple of years.
To reiterate - no reason he can't contribute to the betterment of our society in other ways. If he doesn't leave this year he kinda has to commit to hanging in until at least 2029, which I find unlikely.