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Coast to Coast - May 07 2017 - Private Prisons - Angelic ETs
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More Info............: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2017/05/07
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DATE: Sunday - May 7, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: Richard Stratton, Joan Hangarter
After arrest, conviction, and hard time served as a marijuana smuggler, Richard
Stratton is now an acclaimed filmmaker and screenwriter whose films have won
prizes at Cannes and the Berlin Film Festival. In the first half, he discussed
how stocks in private prison companies have soared recently and why that could
be linked to possible changes to the trend of legalizing recreational use, and
medical use of marijuana. He said the people he knew in the drug trade as well
as underground journalists "always knew the time was going to come" when
marijuana would be legalized. Now that almost half the states have legalized in
one form or another, Stratton pointed out that the present administration is
"trying to put the genie back in the bottle" by cracking down nationwide.
Stratton pointed out some of the hypocrisies he sees in the war on drugs. He
says he observed visitors to the prison where he was incarcerated actually
buying drugs from the inmates, and cited reports of the CIA cooperating with
foreign drug cartels that were friendly to the United States. Stratton actually
defended himself at his two trials and became "jailhouse lawyer" while in
prison, where he succeeded in reducing his sentence from 25 years to eight. He
believes the best way to end the drug war is through the education of youth and
the rehabilitation of people with drug issues. At this time, Stratton thinks
that the biggest drug problem we face at present is the addiction to
prescription drugs and that keeping others illegal "makes the situation worse."
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In the second half, "Oracle Artist" Joan of Angels talked about her ongoing work
with angelic and extraterrestrial beings that are reaching out beyond the veil
to connect with us. Joan focuses on the experience of a direct connection that
enables us to receive healing and guidance as to our life mission and purpose.
For most of her career, she was a chiropractor, but in 2013, Joan (AKA Dr. Joan
Hangarter) says she "got a message to paint 33 angels." She recalls that when
the paintings were completed "they were alive" and had "created a portal of
energy." She believes the portraits of angelic beings possess healing and
transformative powers for people who view them. She has come to think that her
paintings have the power to heal people who are in spiritual or physical
distress.
Hangarter sees a "veil" between our world and another dimensions which is thin
at this time, so that communication is easier. The communication across this
divide is between us and the angelic beings as well as E.T.s, or what she
prefers to call "star beings." She believes that these angels and others are
here to assist the people of Earth in a raising of our realm into theirs. She
further feels that these helpers "have tremendous compassion" but "are not
emotionally attached to us" which allows them to help us with pure intent.
Hangarter says that she sees her work as helping people "start to see who they
are." In the last hour, listeners called in with their stories of angelic
miracles and interventions.
WEBSITE(S):
joanofangels.com
BOOK(S):
Kingpin: Prisoner of the War on Drugs
The Miracle Makers Club
30 Days To A Miraculous Life
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