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Coast to Coast - October 05 2017 - Security Industrial Complex - Spiritual Surprises
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DATE: Thursday - October 5, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: William Keller, Deirdre Hade, William Arntz
William W. Keller Ph.D. worked as a security analyst for the US Congress for ten
years and has held the highest security clearances. In the first half, he spoke
about the creation of the "Security Industrial Complex," an "internal security
state-within-the-state" fueled by tech companies, private security firms, and
the intelligence community, and how it's intruding on civil liberties to an
unprecedented extent. This complex has really expanded post 9-11, he pointed
out, and includes lesser known organizations such as the Bureau of Intelligence
at the State Dept. and the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, as well as
commercial companies like Google, Apple, AT&T, and Verizon, who've been very
complicit in conducting surveillance on American citizens.
"The sheer size and the magnitude of the surveillance security state is really
unprecedented," he continued, noting that some 1.5 million Americans have top
security clearances. Given the small number of terrorist attacks in the US since
9-11, he believes the country is overspending and overreacting to such threats,
and citizens' privacy and freedom have taken a hit because of it, as security is
prioritized over liberty. To preserve our democracy, Keller suggested that the
Security Industrial Complex should be ramped down to 2001 levels. "We're a lot
smarter than we were (before 9-11)," he remarked, "but we don't need to be
organizing large parts of our government around this. We don't need to be
engaging in endless foreign wars to track down the last terrorist."
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Research laser physicist William Arntz used proceeds from the sale of his
software company to write, produce and co-direct the movie What the BLEEP do we
know? He and modern day mystic, Deidre Hade, who has spent her life
communicating with the unseen, discussed their journeys exploring the
intersections of the spiritual and the physical, as well as their latest work on
the role of surprise. Hade began to see energy at a very early age, but she
never understood why until her mother, poet Katherine Blumer Hade, was diagnosed
with advanced breast cancer when Deirdre was sixteen. Together, the two women
began developing a method of energy work they coined Radiance Healing, which
Deidre believes led her mother to live thirteen years longer than expected.
Arntz talked about how quantum values refer to a kind of instantaneity, in which
states can suddenly change, such as when a person goes from being sick to
healed. In their new book, "The (not so) Little Book of Surprises," Hade and
Arntz deal with living in the moment, finding your center, and feeling and
sensing the future that is coming-- a kind of clairvoyance or intuition that can
inform good decision making. The book, which contains spiritual artwork by Endre
Balogh, can be used kind of like an oracle or the I Ching, Arntz explained, with
someone opening a random page, and getting a meditation for the day.
News segment guests: Charles R. Smith, Peter Davenport
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WEBSITE(S):
deirdrehade.com
bookofsurprises.com
capturedlight.biz
BOOK(S):
Democracy Betrayed: The Rise of the Surveillance Security State
The (not so) Little Book of Surprises
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