ALQUEDA 7--14

SCREEN CAPTURE FROM ALJAZEERA NEWS PROGRAM

7-5-14

 

Dee Finney's blog

start date July 20, 2014

today's date 7-6-14

page 707

TOPIC:   THE ARMPIT OF THE WORLD

NOTE:  STRANGE THINGS HAPPEN IN MY HOUSE ON OCCASION - SOMETIMES WHEN I'M DREAMING, AND SOMETIMES WHEN I'M MEDITATING.

IN THIS CASE I WANTED TO ASTRAL TRAVEL OR DO AN OBE AND JOIN A FRIEND OF MINE WHO IS DOING A GHOSTHUNT IN EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE FUN TO JOIN HER AS A SURPRISE.

SO I STARTED THE MEDITATION AND ASKED TO GO HER ADDRESS (I WAS VERY SPECIFIC BECAUSE I KNEW EXACTLY WHERE IT WAS.)

IMMEDIATELY, I SAW A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN AND SHE SAID TO ME, "WHAT FOR?"

I THOUGHT BACK TO HER, "I JUST THOUGHT IT WOULD BE FUN."

THE BEAUTIFUL WOMAN REPLIED, "YOU WILL ONLY CAUSE CONFUSION BY BEING THERE."

I WAS DISAPPOINTED, OF COURSE, BUT BY THEN I WAS SEEING A MAN KISSING A WOMAN.  I DIDN'T REALLY KNOW WHO IT WAS, AND THEN I SAW A WOMAN KISSING A MAN, AND I THOUGHT "I'M NOT REALLY INTERESTED IN THAT !"  THINKING THAT THAT THE BEAUTIFUL WOMAN WAS TRYING TO DISTRACT ME WITH SOMETHING MORE PLEASANT. 

WHEN I THOUGHT TO THE WOMAN, "I'M NOT REALLY INTERESTED IN THAT."  I IMMEDIATELY SAW A BEAUTIFUL BLONDE WOMAN, AND SHE RAISED HER ARM STRAIGHT UP INTO THE AIR AND POINTED AT THE CENTER OF HER ARMPIT!

IMMEDIATELY, I THOUGHT -   WHERE IS THE ARMPIT OF THE WORLD?  AND I OPENED MY EYES AND SAW THE TELEVISION SCREEN PICTURE ABOVE THAT I HAD PAUSED IN ORDER TO JOIN THE GHOSTHUNT.

YOU WILL BE SURPRISED TO FIND OUT WHERE THE ARMPIT OF THE WORLD IS:   NEW JERSEY

THAT'S NOT A JOKE.

LOOK AT THE PHOTO AGAIN WITH THE CAR STOPPED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD THE THE TWO MEN WITH RIFLES POINTED UP, AND THE OTHER MAN STANDING BETWEEN THEM AND THE CAR.  AND WHERE IS THE MAN WITH THE MACHINE GUN POINTING HIS WEAPON.!!!!

 

IT'S NOT A PRETTY PICTURE IS IT!!!!

 

7-13-14.  I HATE IT WHEN SOME DREAMS COME TRUE

 


7-13-14 ASSASSINATION IN NEW JERSEY  http://www.aol.com/article/2014/07/13/mayor-cop-killer-said-he-was-going-to-be-famous/20930364/?icid=maing-grid7%7Chtmlws-sb-bb%7Cdl5%7Csec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D501013

THE OTHER DAY I HEARD A VOICE SAY, THE WEAPON IS IN THE BASEMENT.

UGH!

JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) - A gunman who killed a rookie officer responding to a report of an armed robbery at a drugstore early Sunday never tried to rob the store and instead lay in wait for police, telling a witness to watch the news because he was "going to be famous," authorities said.

Lawrence Campbell shot Officer Melvin Santiago in the head shortly after he and his partner arrived at the 24-hour Walgreens at around 4 a.m., Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said. Other officers returned fire at Campbell, killing him.

Campbell, 27, of Jersey City, was one of three suspects wanted by police for a prior homicide, Fulop said.

Fulop said Campbell was carrying a knife when he walked into Walgreens and asked for directions to the greeting card aisle. He assaulted an armed security guard at the store and snatched his gun, Fulop said.

According to Fulop, Campbell approached a witness and apologized for his conduct, then said to watch the news later because he was "going to be famous," then waited for officers to arrive and shot Santiago with what police believe was the guard's weapon.

"Today was a horrible day for Jersey City," Fulop said.

Dozens of officers stood single file at the entrance of the hospital and saluted as Santiago's flag-draped body was carried into an ambulance. A handful of younger officers consoled one another as they walked away. Santiago, 23, graduated from the police academy in December.

Fulop was there when Santiago's body arrived at the hospital. As Santiago's mother identified the body, Fulop said, she "just keep repeating the badge number and saying that it's not possible."

Santiago is the first Jersey City officer killed in the line of duty since Detective Marc DiNardo died in July 2009 during a raid on an apartment while searching for suspects in a robbery.

"It is a tragic situation when any officer is killed in the line of duty," Fulop said. "Melvin was an officer who represented everything one would want to see in a police officer. I know the entire city's thoughts and prayers are with the Santiago family during this difficult time and we mourn together."

Jean Belviso, who has been delivering newspapers for 10 years, was driving through the Walgreens parking lot when she said saw a man wearing burgundy sweatpants and a baseball cap walk out of the store. A police cruiser pulled up in front of Walgreens, and the suspect began shooting, the 61-year-old Belviso said.

"We thought he was running, coming toward us," said Belviso, who was riding along with a friend. "He kept on shooting."

Bullets flew through the cruiser's windshield, 13 in all. The suspect was shot multiple times, and officers slapped handcuffs on him, Belviso said.

Campbell's body remained on the ground next to the bullet-riddled cruiser for more than five hours after the shooting before it was placed in a coroner's van and taken away.

Markeisha Marshall, a spokeswoman for Walgreens, said the company was "deeply regretful" over the officer's death and extended its sympathies to his family and friends. The store has round-the-clock armed security, Marshall noted.

Police are also searching for another man who they believe was involved in the previous homicide with Campbell, Fulop said. They have been aggressively seeking Daniel Wilson for the last three days, Fulop said.

The Jersey City Police Benevolent Association said in a statement that their hearts were heavy over Santiago's death.

"Patrolman Santiago knew the risks associated with this job, yet he put himself in front of danger in order to keep Jersey City safe," the association said. "Words cannot adequately express our feelings about this senseless tragedy."

The officer's stepfather, Alex McBride, said Santiago was "very proud" to be a police officer, following in the footsteps of his uncle. McBride said he had been in Santiago's life for 14 years, noting that his stepson had wanted to be a police officer since playing the "Call of Duty" video game.

"Melvin was the best kid," he said, choking up as he sat hunched over on a plastic crate in an alley outside the family's apartment. "I watched him graduate from high school. He joined every sport, everything. He never did no harm to nobody. And he was full of life."

Gary Nahrwold, 24, recalled his friend Santiago first saying a decade ago that he wanted to become a police officer. Nahrwold also hopes to join the force and said he won't be discouraged by Santiago's slaying.

"It just gives me more purpose to do it," he said. "I'm not going to be deterred by some senseless crimes."



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