Here's a review of my predictions for the New Moon prediction of August 25, 2014:
Areas of obvious concerns with this New Moon forecast include ISIS (which is very Uranian (and also a possible C.IA. funded operation since there is no mention from ISIS about any attack upon Israel for avenging the recent 2,000 plus deaths of their fellow Sunni Muslim brothers and sisters in Gaza)), as well as the situation concerning the police shooting of a black man in Ferguson, Missouri (since it involves death, which is represented by Mars conjunct Saturn). Ebola may also be in the news in a big way with Neptune (drugs) conjuncting a star to related to success in ventures, and the Tea Party (who is on Obama's "enemies list" as evident by the IRS attacks) may be related with the MC conjuncting a star related to involvement of public officials that may involve the "enemies" of these officials. And yes, something bad financially may be in the news, since the Mars/Saturn conjunction takes place in the second house of financial resources.
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As far as ISIS goes for the New Moon, here's our "lord and savior" Barack Obama (as Jamie Foxx calls him) calling for air surveillance of ISIS, BUT NO BOMBING. This is an important event, since the privacy of ISIS is now being invaded, just like the NSA does to U.S. citizens.
Obama Authorizes Air Surveillance of ISIS in Syria
WASHINGTON — President Obama has authorized surveillance flights over Syria, a precursor to potential airstrikes there, but a mounting concern for the White House is how to target the Sunni extremists without helping President Bashar al-Assad.
Defense officials said Monday evening that the Pentagon was sending in manned and unmanned reconnaissance flights over Syria, using a combination of aircraft, including drones and possibly U2 spy planes. Mr. Obama approved the flights over the weekend, a senior administration official said.
And as far as news regarding the Tea Party goes, here's U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel of New York calling the Tea Party "white crackers" (BUT THIS DOES NOT DEFINE HIM AS A RACIST SINCE HE IS NOT WHITE):
Congressman Rangel Hurls Racial Insult At Tea Party, Media Says Nothing
It has become increasingly clear that when it comes to issues of race and equality, the media is swayed in favor of minorities. The truth is, stories about injustice sell. The other truth is, that makes it virtually impossible to avoid a debilitating double standard.
It’s easy to see that any conservation who takes a stand against amnesty is deemed a racist. School teachers who ask their students to speak in English are discriminatory. And those who defend themselves are committing hate crimes.
However, Representative Charlie Rangel received very little backlash after telling the world that the tea party is made of “white crackers.”
According to the Washington Times, the New York Congressman claimed that conservatives are “the same group we faced in the South with those white crackers and the dogs and the police.” He also accused House Republicans of having intentions to “sabotage.”
“Terrorists couldn’t do a better job than the Republicans are doing,” he concluded.
What do you think? Does the media need to start covering all racism and stop promoting inequality?
And as far as the Ferguson murder of Michael Brown is concerned, August 25, 2014 was his funeral and burial (AND NO, I DIDN'T KNOW THAT HE WOULD BE BURIED ON AUG. 25, 2014)
25 August 2014 Last updated at 14:51 ET
Michael Brown funeral: St Louis mourns Ferguson teenager
As Aleem Maqbool reports, hundreds of people celebrated Michael Brown's life
Hundreds of people have attended the funeral for the black teenager killed by police in Ferguson, Missouri.
Mourners at the Friendly Temple Baptist Church in St Louis sang, prayed and remembered the life of Michael Brown.
Mr Brown, 18, who was unarmed, was killed on 9 August after being stopped by a white police officer for walking in the middle of the street.
His death sparked days of protests and violent clashes, but tensions appear to have eased in recent days.
Two poster-sized photos of Mr Brown were placed inside the church near the casket, along with another photo of him as a small child.
Those in the church sang, clapped and danced to gospel music before the service started.
My potential ebola cure call (per Neptune placement defining possible success with drug venture) failed with a patient dying from an experimental drug failing.
World News: GLV Daily Digest for August 25, 2014
The world news daily digest from Guardian Liberty Voice for August 25, 2014 covers stories around the globe. Ebola spreads to Democratic Republic of Congo, while a doctor in Liberia is dead despite receiving a dose of the promising drug. An American journalist captured by a Syrian terrorist group two years ago, was freed on Sunday. In Iran, an official television channel claimed an Israeli drone was shot down near the Iranian nuclear site.
Ebola Kills Liberian Doctor, Spreads to Congo
The Liberian doctor who contracted the Ebola virus and received a dose of the promising experimental drug has died on Sunday evening. Doctor Abrahim Borbor contracted Ebola after working in a hospital in Monrovia, which is the capital of Liberia. He was given ZMapp, a drug which was given to the two American citizens when they contracted the virus. The sad news comes after Democratic Republic of Congo announced new cases of Ebola, spreading fears that the virus will not stay contained in Western Africa. Following the announcement, the government of Congo has promised free health care until Ebola can be controlled.
Read more at http://guardianlv.com/2014/08/world-news-glv-daily-digest-for-august-25-2014/#XXef7ivPPJZMet4j.99
Finally, the S&P 500 broke 2000 for the first time. This makes my U.S. solar return July 4, 2014 call for a major bull market in the U.S. stock market for 2014-2015 to look spectacular, but it makes my New Moon forecast for August 25, 2014 suck eggs. Oh well. Overall, 60% win, which is better than flipping a coin (but I know I can do better than that).
S&P 500 tops 2K -- but can't close above it
August 25, 2014: 4:14 PM ET
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