King Mohammed VI urges Maghreb integration

[AFP/Ho/Moroccan Royal Palace] Morocco's King Mohammed VI
prepares to deliver a speech marking the 15th anniversary of his
 coronation on July 30th in Rabat.

2014-08-01
King Mohammed VI urges Maghreb integration
By Siham Ali in Rabat for Magharebia – 01/08/2014

King Mohammed VI used his Throne Day speech Wednesday (July 30th) to give another push for Maghreb integration.

"With regard to the Maghreb, we reaffirm our determination to build a strong union based on solid bilateral relations and inclusive economic projects," the Moroccan monarch underlined on the 15th anniversary of his accession to the throne.

The king said he was certain that disagreement was not an insurmountable inevitability and was normal in all groups. He cited the example of the European Union, which he said has always experienced disagreements between its members without these differences leading to a break-up.

He added that whatever the scope of the disagreement, it could not justify the continuing closure of borders.

"The situation has reached a point that Maghreb citizens neither understand nor accept. [Berber families span artificial borders -AK] So much so that many of the people I spoke to during my journeys to certain brother nations were amazed at the reasons why the borders are still closed and called for the barriers between our nations to be removed," he said.

Jamal Farhani, a political analyst, said that the Maghreb Union was no longer a luxury or an optional extra but a duty for all countries in the region so that they can tackle challenges of all kinds.

The first of these, he said, was the socio-economic situation, which necessitates closer co-ordination between the Maghreb nations so that they can deliver the desired level of development for the population. The Maghreb must be built up into a strong regional economic hub so that growth can be increased and employment can be created, Farhani said.


The second challenge, which is by no means the smallest according to Farhani, relates to security and necessitates close co-operation to curb the problem.

He also pointed out that the king said that because of the increase in threats to security, especially in the Sahel and the Sahara, Morocco once again called for a joint response to terrorist organisations, which are finding an ally in the separatist gangs and hordes who traffic people, weapons and drugs.

"The region is under threat. The Maghreb nations must pool their efforts to defeat extremism and terrorism and create the stability that is so desired. What is happening in Libya is not a matter for it alone. The four other countries are affected and must act," he said.

Many members of the public hope that the Maghreb Union will take shape quickly so that it can deal with issues, implement long-awaited reforms and achieve the growth and stability that people are hoping to see.

Dounia Mbarki, a teacher, said that the Maghreb Union was a noble aim but has appeared to be an increasingly remote possibility over the years despite being a legitimate goal.

"It is high time to set political differences aside, because the socio-economic and security issues are very serious. What is happening in Libya is very worrying and necessitates a joint response," she said.

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17th Century Map of North Africa and its kingdoms (CLICK TO ENLARGE)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maghreb

Maghreb Short History

History

Around 3,500 BC a tilt in the Earth's orbit created a rapid desertification of the Sahara and natural barrier that extremely limited contact between the Maghreb and sub-Saharan Africa.[12] The Maghreb or western North Africa is believed to have been inhabited by Berbers since from at least 10,000 BC.

Antiquity

Maghreb coast ports were predominately occupied or constructed by the Phoenicians, who were then followed by the Carthaginians. The main Phoenician settlements centered in the Gulf of Tunis (Carthage, Utica, Tunisia) along the North African littoral between the Pillars of Hercules [Gibralter and Ceuta - eastern end of autonomous Berber region in Morocco - AK] and the Libyan coast east of ancient Cyrenaica. They dominated the trade and intercourse of the Western Mediterranean for centuries.

The Carthage defeat in the Punic Wars during 206 BC allowed Rome to establish the Province of Africa and control many of these ports and eventually control the entire Maghreb north of the Atlas Mountains. Rome was greatly helped by the defection of King Massinissa and Carthaginian's eastern Numidian Massylii client-allies.

Some of the most mountainous regions such as the Moroccan Rif remained outside Rome's control and the pressures put on the Western Roman Empire by the invading forces of the Barbarian invasions (the Vandals and Spain) in the 5th-century reduced Roman control and establishment of the Vandal Kingdom with its capital at Carthage in 430 AD. A century later, the Byzantine emperor Justinian I sent a force under General Belisarius that succeeded in destroying the Vandal kingdom; Byzantine rule lasted for 150 years.

The Berbers contested outside-the-area control although after the 640s-700 AD period the Arabs controlled the entire region.

Middle Ages

The Arabs reached the Maghreb in early Umayyad times. Arab expansion and the spread of Islam pushed the development of trans-Saharan trade. While restricted due to the cost and dangers, the trade was highly profitable. Commodities traded included such goods as salt, gold, ivory, and slaves. Arab control over the Maghreb was quite weak. Various Islamic variations, such as the Ibadis and the Shia, were adopted by some Berbers, often leading to scorning of Caliphal control in favour of their own interpretation of Islam.

The Arabic language became widespread only later, as a result of the invasion of the Banu Hilal, unleashed by the Fatimids in punishment for their Zirid clients' political defection and abandonment of Shiism in the 12th century. Throughout this period, the Maghreb most often was divided into three states roughly corresponding to modern Morocco, western Algeria, and eastern Algeria and Tunisia. The region was occasionally briefly unified, as under the Almohads, and briefly under the Hafsids.

Early modern history

After the Middle Ages, the Ottoman Empire loosely controlled the area east of Morocco.

Modern history

Today, more than two and a half million Maghrebi immigrants live in France, many from Algeria and Morocco. In addition, there are 3 million French of Maghrebi origin (in 1999) (with at least one grandparent from Algeria, Morocco or Tunisia). Another estimation gives a number of six million.

How to Get Internet Service in Aouchtam Morocco

As many of you know Aouchtam sits in a steep valley and has really poor cell and 3G data reception because there is no local Moroc Telecom cell tower, the nearest ones are near Oued Laou and Amsa which are a few kilometers away. The Internet issue is problem for all the bloggers currently here.

I wish I could take credit for this idea but it was suggested by our resident Russian engineer Levon... I love the way Russian's think!  But I did build it and test it out and it does indeed work well!

Basically its a D-LINK 3G router available at Marjane in Morocco (the Walmart of Morocco), with a Moroc Telecom 3G stick stuck through the LNB hole of a typical satellite dish.  Since cell frequencies are microwave, they are basically the same as satellite signals so the dish makes a very good antenna and concentrates the RF energy to focus on the 3G stick.  I double stick taped the router to the hole, with some super-strength 3M double sided tape I got at Home Depot in the USA (somebody please bring me some  more of that stuff!!!) but you could conceivably use extra strong velcro or silcone sealant to do the same thing.  The 3G stick sits at the focus point of the dish. Viola!  NICE SOLID BLUE SIGNAL!!!! WOOO HOOOO!!!!

D-LINK Corporation, here's your cue for a LNB shaped 3G WIFI router! Go for it! I won't even patent the idea!

I have not yet weatherized this, perhaps a plastic bag zip tied around it is sufficient for now to keep the rain and salt air out of the electronics.  I will soon attach it to a pole or perhaps the banister railing for stability.

Updated: Morocco Diary #5

Evening over Martil Morocco

Updated 3/9/14 corrected the number of years since Gorbachve's rule from 15 to 23.   -AK

Morocco Diary #5

By American Kabuki

Its now March and the winds are truly roaring in like a lion in Northern Morocco.  One day it comes from desert, another it comes from the sea.  Change is in the wind, in the world at large and in me personally.  The powers-that-were invented the Ukraine crisis 23 years ago while Gorbachev was still in power. Russia, the USA, Europe, China and Turkey have long known the roles they were supposed to play in this careful planned out drama before it ever began.  The attempts to start a World War in Iran, Syria, Venezuela and other regions have failed and Ukraine is the next custom-off-the-shelf crisis to hit the press and intelligence agency agendas of distraction. It was all carefully war-gamed and financed.  The systems have failed, and now crumble. The Humpty Dumpty of central banking will never ever rule this planet again.  And a year from now you will have forgotten about the Ukraine like you have already forgotten about the other distractions of Iran and Syria.

January and February were, for me, full of what my fellow blogger Kauilapele calls "de-crapification" emotionally and spiritually.   I felt like every possible emotion I could have, surfaced, some of which seemed to have no reference point in either in my childhood or adult life.  I can only conclude they are from some other experience other than this life.  To those who had to deal with me during this time, my sincere thanks for your patience and compassion.  To those now entering their own de-crapification, I extend mine.  I see it everywhere.

Since he summer of 2012 I have been very sensitive to the changes in energies on this planet, often feeling them weeks ahead of others.  I have since the summer of 2012 felt a kind of energy around my legs and arms, at first it was like the feeling of static electricity you might feel from having a balloon on a very dry Arizona day next to the hairs on your arm.  This feeling has been fairly constant until May of 2013 when I arrived in Morocco.  From then on the energy has increased very powerfully as has what I perceive as my energetic field.  In recent months that sensation of energy, now less like static electricity but more of a magnetic field from some unknown transformer, pulsing deep into my tissues and bones. 

Like you, I have no idea what it means, other than changes are occurring within my cellular structure. Its in preparation for something... a new world and a way of being.  I trust in the Creator of All and it is all perfectly done. There have been moments that felt like I had a giant vibrator between my shoulders. Others where I felt like two halves a of magnetic donut are coming close to joining around my upper torso and lower torso.  If I had access to my previous lives I could probably tell you what this portends but frankly I am on the same path of discovery you are.  They say in some channelings that what is about to happen on this planet has never been done before to an inhabited planet.  So lots of surprises in store for all around, I suppose.

Tetouan Sunset

I sense that this journey of exposing bankers and showing the existing corruption in the systems of government and business, reverse engineering it all, showing how it works, how it should work, and given notice its finished, are about over.  Frankly most of us are dog tired. Its been a long road to travel. But the end is nearly here. 

Those of us who have worked with Heather, Caleb and the rest of the crew very closely are gearing up for what comes next.  Creating a new world while the old systems crumble.  Some of us have chosen to leave those systems early.  Others might follow, or do similar things in indigenous areas not under the control of the current systems, some will do it locally where they currently are.  The systems simply fail when no longer pay energy into them.  We have the skills, you have the skills, the knowhow to do that, and were are doing so in confidence and courage knowing who we BE, Eternal Essence in Body. I AM. 

It seems as this awareness of our task being completed becomes full in me, I am confronted with the illusion demanding I pay attention to it. I am frankly tired of hearing about "archons", "cabal", "chemtrails", and "false flags".   Either we are I AM or we are not.  All those things only existed because we allowed it and chose it.  I choose something else.  You should too! I am not a victim.  I AM all that IS. And so are YOU!  The only raising of vibration you need to do, is the thought vibrationthat accepts WHO YOU BE!  Everything else is distraction.

Our lives will likely be less public, perhaps just a footnote in history, its not important that anyone notices as long as the world changes, first here, then everywhere.  We are the kind of people that cause change, its what we do.  Some of us have done this many times on many worlds...but this was by far the most difficult one.  We go on to live our very human lives, perhaps some ways the lives we have not been able to live so far, for everything prior to this was in preparation for the tasks we just completed. The twisted and traumatic journey we had to get here, will never be repeated, because it was solely designed for the purpose of training each of with the skills we needed to do what we just did.

Some of you have been looking a Moses to lead you of the desert of slavery.   We know some feel that those of us who moved to Morocco were abandoning those in the USA and Australia. But you live in a jail without chains, and a cell without doors.  Its time to channel your inner Moses and see what Moses saw and knew, the barrier and border of  the Red Sea was always an illusion, as was the army that was chased them.  Those that believed in the illusion ended up drowning in it. 

As this dawning awareness of this task being over, came to me after reading the first draft of the Will and the Word, I realized I had to repurpose my efforts.   But what to do?  Caleb correctly pointed out to me, unlike some people, my dilemma is not one of lack of skills, its which one to concentrate on.   I have always been able to do many things fairly competently except for being good at sports. With sports I have two left feet.    Nothing has to be permanent, as each thing done naturally leads to the next.  But I do have to start somewhere.  I have been doing IT work since 1982 in one form or another.  I have a background in building construction, CAD/CAM manufacturing (as a tool and die maker), publishing, mapping, demographics, marketing studies, credit card processing (at VISA and Bank of America), supply chain systems, etc.  Hence my dilemma at the moment which to concentrate on.

I will be forming a company, tentatively called "MOR-ROCKET".  Jorge, the graphic designer who worked with 5D Media is designing a logo for me with a nice cartoon-ish rocket between the "MOR" and "ROCKET".   My desire is to create a technical services company, IT, Internet services (business and social media hosting), Geographic Information Systems, and related industries. My brother has his own GIS systems consulting practice in the USA and will advise me on that initially.  I also want to network with local and international industrial designers and building architects.  What is missing here in Morocco is infrastructure (electronic and civil), designers, and architects.  Morocco has a pretty well educated youth, just not many opportunities for them, or mentors to teach them. 

If you have skills in this area and are interested in coming to Morocco and contributing to building a community with the local indigenous people, contact me at AMERICAN.KABUKI on Project XIII.  You should ask yourself some hard questions before coming to Morocco. Can you live in a country less developed than North American or Europe? I wouldn't classify Morocco as a "third world" country (who made up that term of separation anyway?) but it is a developing country.  Are you willing to learn a 2nd and 3rd language?  Can you be patient with manual and non-automated civil servants?   Can you be respectful of local customs and beliefs?  Moroccans are very warm and hospitable people but you should be willing to learn their customs and respect their ways of living. Otherwise don't come, you'll make yourself and others angry or frustrated.

It costs about 17000 dirhams (about 1700 Euro) to set up a company in Morocco and get through the registration process... which Heather has now created a template for doing for those who chose to come to Morocco and work through the I System.  I will be doing some work with Caleb initially in promoting Project XIII (as will others) and hopefully soon will have a revenue stream for paying for the formation of this company from that.   

Getting through red tape here first requires that you learn what the red tape is, then navigate what is largely a manual process.  For example in December I went with Heather and her step-mother through the process of buying a vehicle, which proved to be an education of who systems function without computers and the internet.   Basically buying a car here involves the same thing it would with the DMV in America, the difference being that each step is a different entity and you proceed from building to another and get a series of stamps, and you hand carry the documents to each new step in the process.  When completed at the Police station, you have the requisite 5 stamps in the process and the papers arrive at the proper office.   A similar process occurs when registering a company to do business.

There's been some confusion between the words "community" and "commune". Some people that came here have chosen to create a communal type of living situation. Nothing wrong with that if that resonates with you.  It doesn't resonate for all of us. Nothing wrong with that either.  There are many ways to do things and more ways will be invented in years to come. Those of taking the free enterprise approach just have not publicized that much yet.

Heather, Caleb,  and myself have chosen a more free enterprise approach. Caleb has his Software company and Heather has her company.  I am forming my own company Mor-Rocket (or Mor-Roquette in French). I don't yet have any partners in my company.  We are all using whatever vehicle of being and doing that resonates with us personally.

My task now is get through the next 8 weeks as local revenue streams to support ourselves open up. We've got past the paperwork hurdles and have the template down in that regard. I have yet to register my company.   I have huge some big living expenses this month, as I have to get my own apartment March 24th, and some basic supplies for it that I didn't have to have until now.   If any feel moved to donate to help with me this, I would be most appreciative.  There is a Paypal button at the top of the blog should you be moved to send $5 this way. Hopefully I won't be eating P.B&Js for the next 8 weeks.  :) 

All my love to you all!

-Bill

Morocco Diary #4

Andalusian Lamp - Ceuta, Spain
Photo by Caleb Skinner

Morocco Diary #4
February 3, 2013
by American Kabuki

Time for another Moroccan Diary update!

We've come through the worst of the winter and seem to be heading into warmer and sunnier days.  We still get brief periods of high winds and rain but nothing quite a severe as December.   There has been some chemtrails here, which doesn't often happen in Morocco. Rumor has it the government has paid for weather modification chemtrails to get water to agriculture in the Rif mountains.  Heather showed me how to erase them by using my hand like a chalk board eraser...and you know...it really works, even I look like an idiot to the local gardners!  :)  Its fun to watch them fade within seconds of leaving the jet that laid them down!

Ceuta Fortess, looking east along the moat from the Mediterranean Sea
Photo by Caleb Skinner

Ceuta Fortress, looking west along the moat
Photo by Caleb Skinner

10 days ago Caleb and I went to Ceuta, which is small spanish enclave on a peninsula within Morocco. American visitors have 90 day visas so we had to leave the country for a bit and return.  We took a taxi to the Ceuta border and endeavored to walk across the border.  They don't convert Moroccan Dirhams in Ceuta (not very neighborly of the Spanish) so we planed to walk to an ATM machine to get some Euros to use there.  The passport stamping office on the Moroccan side of the border is very poorly designed, and there's a mob of "helpers" who basically mob you wanting you to give you them your passport which they will probably steal or make you pay to get it back. Caleb and I didn't let lose of our passport, but in the crushing throng of Moroccans trying to get into Ceuta for the cheap duty free goods we got compressed in at the passport window and someone unzipped my coat pocket and stole my wallet with  1500 Dirhams, my bank cards and driver's license.   When I discovered I had been robbed, the guards were most helpful and asked me if I wanted to file a police report, I asked "would I get my wallet back?" the said "probably not..." so I decided that exercise was a pointless waste of my time, and they walked me through the rest of the customs border process and I caught up with Caleb.

Fortress Rifle turret - Ceuta
Photo by American Kabuki

Caleb graciously covered my expenses in Ceuta for the two days and we stayed in a nice Hostal in downtown Ceuta. Ceuta is an old Spanish fortress  dating back to 451 AD, its been occupied by various powers over the centuries and is truly an impressive structure.   There is a moat that is navigable by small motor boats from one side of the Mediterranean Sea to the other. Ceuta sits directly opposite Gibraltar and makes up what is historically called the Straits of Hercules, the once strategic strangle hold of the Moorish Kingdom on the shipping in and out of the Mediterranean Sea when Morocco once occupied Spain and Gibraltar.  Morocco now has neither side of the Straits of Hercules.  Ceuta shouldn't really be in Spanish hands, any more than Gibraltar should be in British hands.  But it is recognized as Spanish territory by the EU and will probably remain in Spanish control for the foreseeable future.

Statue of Hercules and the Pillars symbolically
representing the straits of Hercules (Gibraltar and Ceuta)
Photo by Caleb Skinner

Caleb and I walked what seemed like 5 miles before we hit downtown Ceuta.  We later found out we could have cut out half the walking journey by going through the gate at the fortress which leads right to downtown Ceuta.

East - West gateway Fortress - Ceuta
Photo by Caleb Skinner

Ceuta has a special status within the EU, and none of the EU VAT and Excise taxes.  Its like the duty free store you WISH was in the airport.  Spain goes to great efforts to keep the costs down for Spaniards living in Ceuta in order to keep it occupied.  A lot of money has been pumped into Ceuta and it shows, the streets are very clean and organized, nicely landscaped, the buildings are all modern and kept up.  Its also a way of Spain keeping itself in the minds of Western Moroccans, as the northwest coast of Morocco tends to speak Spanish more than French, like the rest of the country.

Ceuta at night

There is a church in downtown Ceuta that has the strangest and most eerie statue in front of it.  To American eyes it looks like a black Klu Klux Klan robed man holding the hand of a child.  What little I have been able to find about the statue is its supposed to be a religious penitent, but I wonder if that is really the origin of the statue.  It has that Spanish Inquisition feel to it... In any case its flat out creepy.

Hooded black figure holding hands with a Child.  Probably the creepiest church statue ever...
Photo by American Kabuki

Even odder is the Casa de los Dragones (House of Dragons) directly across the street from this Catholic Church with the giant statues of Dragons leering at the church across the street...  Having worked with reporting on the hidden banking world the thought crossed my mind that Ceuta was perhaps where the Jesuits met with Chinese Dragons covertly over the years, but I have found no evidence to that.  Still it makes you wonder what originated the symbolism on this corner of downtown Ceuta!   It feels like an energetic stalemate of some sort...

Casa de los Dragones (House of Dragons) - Ceuta

Ceuta apparently is a big tourist destination in the summer. We saw many night clubs few of which were open in January.  We did find one Restaurant with a well stocked bar, and we enjoyed a few beers and some amazing Spanish bacon sandwiches, best bacon I have ever eaten!   Neither of us have had a beer in over three months in Morocco.  You can get beer here, but you have to go to Marjan to get it and that is a bit of taxi ride away.  We also found a tappas bar that had wonderful food directly behind where McDonalds is located.  The owner told us we were the first Americans to enter their restaurant, usually its Europeans or Moroccans.

Restuarant Bar - Downtown Ceuta (get the bacon sandwich!)

Ceuta is an interesting little Spanish colonial enclave inside of Morocco.  Its well worth visiting but make sure you have your wallet well stashed before crossing the Moroccan border.

November and December

I spent a lot of time in November and December discussing various banking, government, law and spiritual subjects with Heather and Caleb, coming up to speed on some news, background information and history of the OPPT filings that I did not learn about during the last trip in May/June 2013.  Dani had much more time with Heather than I had.  I had a brief window in November and December to learn as much as possible, which probably won't come again, in detailed one on one discussions and mentoring with Heather.  There is much work up ahead for all of us and that moment probably won't come again.

Heather's name will be changing to just Heather Tucci as Heather and Youseff Jarraf have split up. That's all I am going to say on that, it was a difficult situation for her for years (which she has carried very quietly), and its now over and she's much happier.  Their relationship was passionate but tumultuous.

Caleb and I rented out the downstairs apartments in the villa to Heather and her step mother in the interim while we all press ahead with the projects before us.  I did not know she would be living here when I decided to come here in October it was the last thing I expected, but its what friends do for friends in time of need, and a she's given so much to us in any case from her life. And we do have the space and rooms available for both of them.

Heather and her extended family has encountered many difficulties financially for her work ending the current financial slavery systems.  Some understood and supported her  (like her mother and father and step-mother who had their company and personal bank accounts temporarily frozen or messed with) but not everyone in her life understood what she did and why she did it. Its often the closest of family that understands the least what we do and why we do it.  Selling out and going the easy route was never an option for Heather. She did it all with complete integrity and sometimes that had a very personal cost although you will never hear that from Heather. Caleb and I did our best to provide a place of quiet and refuge for Heather while she regrouped and recovered from a very difficult situation.  It didn't take her long to be back on her feet and working hard again.

Many people are in similar circumstances as life propels us all in new directions to BE and DO what we truly are and what makes us happy. My own marriage is ending, in my case to a woman with very high integrity but little understanding of why and what has been motivating me to do so much blogging and writing and travel to Morocco the last 18 months.   The OPPT work I did was not the start of our difficulties, that began long ago.   The decision was difficult but necessary.  We have we both share a great love for our daughter and have kept her out of the politics of separation and divorce.  I wish my former partner every love and good thing in life.  And I truly appreciate everything she has done for me, the good and the things I didn't like, for they were a mirror on myself and showed me what I was. I have nobody else in my life as a love interest, and perhaps that's the way it should be until I get some space and time between the last relationship. Sometimes the old life has to fall away before the new can take its place, and that process is sometimes painful.

My move to Morocco has been good overall, I have lost about 40 lbs (18 kg) since November and I've grown one inch in height!  (2.54 centimeters)  I am now 5'11" (180cm) and I was 5'10" when I arrived. All that in 2 months time at age 57!

My health has radically improved after about 4-5 years of problems.  My diet has changed to a largely fresh vegetarian one, (mostly because meat is not convenient to buy or transport) the air is clean here as is the water.   And I do a lot of walking here. Lisa Harrison once described me as "The physicality of Bill", and I am a big guy, as you have probably seen on a couple of photos are videos of me.  Part of that problem was I was not happy in my relationship, and food was a source of comfort.  Not proud of that.   I am with friends now that love me for who I am... and that makes a great deal of difference.  I was skinny most of my life so being overweight is a new thing for me and something I have not enjoyed.  It has been educational, as medical establishment coined the phrase "morbidly obese" to anything over 200 lbs... morbid means you will die soon...yet I have not died, I have thrived and now my weight is reversing direction.  When I was young the world had  more polite terms for being fat, like stout, heavy set, portly, etc... in recent years, like smokers, being fat has been the cultural accepted group you are allowed to hate and despise...as if that will cure the problem?  I see huge changes in my body, the skin that was damaged by MRSA in 2008, is healing very rapidly, new skin is growing into replace the damage tissues on my legs.  Its changed radically since June.  I believe I will continue growing into my original DNA template (this body has been a bit of disguise) and I expect I will top out at around 7 feet within a few years.   Aging is not what it used to be under the new energetics that are forming around this planet.

Caleb and I have seen the new data center and the facilities are top notch and the network feeds are good.   We should be operational by March within Morocco itself.  Plans are to hire locals as much as possible, putting value back into Morocco for giving us a place to operate from. Morocco has been neglected by America and Western Europe. The people here are genuine, kind and good, and very skilled and creative.  Not every skill needed will be found here, but most will be.

In January the people from the OPAL tour (created by Bob, Lisa, Brian, Nanako), and other support staff and observers arrived in Morocco. Their initial purpose for coming here was a project they were planning with Sasha Stone. I am not quite sure where that stands at this moment.  I believe Lisa will continue to tour around the world, but I get the feeling Brian will be staying in Morocco for the duration. I don't know about Bob's plans yet or the others.   We had a nice get together over at their apartment Saturday night, they arranged for a tent in the back of one of the apartments that made it feel like a tent in the desert. The food, drink and company was excellent.  There were people from all over the world there, including Moroccan neighbors and some people from Norway.

There's been a period of adjustment here as we synch up our knowledge bases of events and situations with those we met in Tangier last summer.  Energetically there's been a lot of purging of things each of us didn't even know was within us.  Most of us have been programmed to think that we get all our information and guidance externally. Heather purposely did not communicate with most of us during the summer as she wanted to see what we would all do with what we learned when we were here, outside and separate from her influence and energy.  Plus she had her own hands full with stresses at home.   As a result all of us had divergent paths and interests as we sorted out our lives, our interests, and our paths in life.  Some interpreted this a division within us, and there have been differences of opinions and approaches and there is nothing wrong with that.  All of us that have aggregated as a result of the OPPT filings are an enormously diverse group of beings. From bankers, engineers, cooks, hippies, architects, construction workers, healers, nurses, planners, movers and shakers. The filings spoke to people, and sometimes they didn't know why it spoke to them but it did.  It changed them and it is changing the world in its own way and continues to do so...but we are not stopping there.  We are pushing forward with new projects which Heather has openly talked about.

The Heather Effect

Heather is an interesting person, she's not any different than any other human except for possibly coming into this world a little more aware and less amnesia than the rest of us.

After being around Heather's energy for 4 weeks in May and June, many of us felt an energetic let down not being around her.  It was a bit like bicycling behind a tractor trailer and wondering why the pedaling got hard when the truck made a left turn and left us on our own.  I thought at the time I must have pissed her off when I confronted her about Youseff last May. I know others thought the must have done something else to cause her to withdraw. My reaction, after a few weeks of confusion as to what just happened, was to just continue on - Heather or no Heather and work on myself.  Which I got into full bore during the month of August with a self audit. I also did some personal work on myself with Jodie Newell, in releasing long buried (and possible past life) emotional issues, using a technique which she learned from Delores Cannon.

Dani had stayed with Heather during the summer but later had a bit of an emotional let down, a similar "energetic jonesing" reaction after moving to Malta in November and not being in close proximity to Heather.  Plus she just flat missed the conversations over cigs and coffee.  We miss Dani!

Heather's energy field is very strong and it changes everyone she encounters.  Perhaps that's her role. When I first came to Morocco in May I could feel her energy from 5 feet away.  I notice it less now as I have been living in close proximity for months now.  Women seem to find her energy much like motherly love or sister love.

Men have been known to sometimes get confused by it or confuse it with romantic intentions within themselves - and they would be mistaken.  It is visceral and real. Most men have only really been allowed to know love within the confines of romance. In that regard women are more emotionally developed than men are. Like any woman would disagree with that right? That has been an issue of culture and programming of men by the cultures we live in.

Cobra made the comment to me in the unpublished interview I did with him last October that "Men have been allowed to be sexual beings but not experience love, and women have been allowed to experience love but not be sexual beings".  There's a dual standard of what is acceptable. That's part of the separation that has been created on this planet, in this case a divide between men and women in regards to love.   As a result men sometimes do not know what to do with pure love energy when they encounter it.

Biologically speaking, love can cause hormone oxytocin to be released in the body, and that affects men and women very differently.  A word to the wise to the guys, enjoy the love energy but don't get confused by it. She does love you absolutely, but don't make assumptions as to the intent.  If it were romantic intent she'd be the first to tell you. You certainly wouldn't be the first guy to get a little confused with what he's feeling. But then this planet is about to be filled with that kind of love from the rest of the universe, and it will be common place for everyone.  So get used to it.  Its an energy this planet has been sadly missing.

Heather has never been about a movement or a cult following, she has wanted us to turn inward and find our own connection with our Source Creator. So that all of us are standalone and self sustaining energetically with no need for external energy input or help.  If anything she was a like a tuning  fork for us, causing us to awaken and in turn awaken others.  The energetic effects she had on us, we now are starting to hear that we are causing in others, so perhaps its a bit like a chain reaction expanding out into the general population.  That's just speculation on my part, but I think this energy is just a natural by-product of understanding that we are all ONE and from THE ONE...and are all equally loved by THE ONE.

When you can love unconditionally and without judgement for all embodiments of Eternal Essence (that doesn't mean you have to condone or consent to everything you encounter or force others to your views or practices or habits).  See it all as equal manifestations of the Creator of All within each embodiment without separation or excuse for withholding respect, love and consideration for others and operate personally in complete transparency and some amazing changes occur on the limitations in your being.  That's what the expression "being absent limit" means... limits come into existence on an embodiment when they are not operating in full unconditional love for all.  Its just the way the universe works, think of it as a safety factor limiting damage to the universe.

Caleb

Caleb, one of the other trustees from the former OPPT, is also quite an amazing personality.   Caleb is a highly focused personality with an enormous work ethic and sense of purpose.  Caleb loves computer programming, it is his greatest joy in life.  Caleb is also a person with very defined boundaries.   If you wish to be around Caleb you will abide by the rules of his house, which mostly are, being responsible for what you BE and DO, and being absolutely TRANSPARENT about it.  He is however a very easy person to be around, and goes above and beyond to be a good neighbor.

I understand why Heather and Caleb worked so well together, and I don't mean to leave out Randall Hillner, either, as he played an enormous role within the OPPT too.  I just don't know Randall - he's perhaps the most private of the three.

Caleb was the personality responsible for making sure the OPPT was closed once it had completed its task it was designed to fulfill.  Which turned out to be a very wise move given the smear machine was already gearing up to attack it like Occupy Wall Street.  What the contrast did know how to handle was millions of people who simple were will to BE and DO what was in their heart.  Nothing is more powerful than an individual willing to stand in their own personal power.

Caleb tends to be grounding force for Heather, and also tends to hold her feet to 3D deadlines.  Heather is a banker and a lawyer by training, but she is also a very spiritually aware person and tends not live by clocks and calendars but by events as they happen.  Caleb will pin her down when she would prefer to be imprecise and rely on your presumptions of the facts, that's just what good lawyers tend to do, and Caleb knows that.  So he insists on specificity.  Caleb's nature compliments Heather's nature in the mutual adventure they have embarked upon taking down the slavery systems on this planet.

Caleb is an autodidact, (a self taught person), as such he doesn't tend to be impressed by sheets of paper from institutions saying you know something when you really don't.  He is hugely intelligent with a very high IQ.  I've met few people as smart as he is.  Caleb's father was also a computer programmer. Caleb was raised on small farm in Oregon where he raised pure bred sheep with his family and brother. He was home schooled, and never got either a high school degree, GED or a college degree (he did go to college for a couple of years). That's not to belittle him, he's far more intelligent and educated than most college graduates I have encountered. He learned on his own which shows enormous initiative and work ethic.  He's very knowledgeable on the UCC law code and contract law.  He has operated his own software development house for many years and has a number of people around the world doing work for him.

Well, I think I'll call it quits on this blog post for now, this got quite a bit longer than I expected and there is much more to tell.  

PS: If you can help donate this month, that also would be appreciated to meet expenses for February but only if you are able, don't cut yourself short.  There's a PayPal button on the right side of the blog. My blog ad income is going to be about half what it was for February this is a delayed effect from me not blogging as much as I usually do in December  (not to mention I was robbed of what I cash I had in January).  Donations would be helpful... I am going to be about $600 short.

I do want to thank those that helped me purchase the air fare here and software purchase, it is truly appreciated and I know I probably haven't responded to the Paypal donations individually like I usually do as so much was transpiring here in November.

I do plan to continue writing articles as the mood stirs in me, but I am resonating less and less with the drama of the cabal and the cabal watchers.   How many times do you have to see posts about what's going to happen or not happen and see them fizzle as one "divine plan" after another falls in the face of the "absolute plan" the Prime Creator Source has for all beings? Nobody gets left behind as the drama of duality draws to a close.  Fulford and Zap posts generate a lot of blog income but it doesn't really resonate for me all that much anymore and their accuracy rate is getting worse.  The blog has been my public outlet for thinking about this journey I am on that I share with a few million of my friends.  I have carried news articles, channelings, and other things as I found them informative to my own journey. The universe speaks to us through many avenues.

The Winds of North Africa

Thought you might find this satellite image interesting. The bands of wind and rain coming out of Africa heading for Rome.... The weather forecasts say the winds are only 35mph here but we know that to be false, trees are down all over here, and winds are gusting up to 80mph and more....

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Morocco Diary #2 Unusually calm sea in spite of the winds...

By American Kabuki

Thought you might be interested in the unusually calm Mediterranean Sea near us, despite the howling winds. This has been going on for several days.   The sea has been like glass... you could water ski on it.

I've lowered the sound volume some as there's a lot of wind noise on this iPhone made video.

Below are some lion tracks I found on the beach the day after Heather's encounter with the dolphin. Seems like a lot of animal life is showing up... my foot is on the right I wear a size US size 12 shoe (Euro size 45 cm).