Posted on 08/29/2004 5:12:51 PM PDT by Salvation
Front Page StoryWhen the big hand says Thirteen Moon Calendarby Judi McLeod, Canadafreepress.com August 27, 2004
The United Nations, which has a finger in every global pie, and ambitions to take over the World Internet, is inching its way towards calendar reform. Long on lofty words and windy clauses, the official UN description for calendar reform is, "Calendar Reform and the Future of Civilization" (CRFC). Ostensibly, the UN rejected considering calendar reform in 1995 as part of its 50th anniversary. Within four years, UN officials were passing calendar duty over to lifetime activist for peace, Dr. José Argüelles, an originator of Earth Day. Dr. Arguelles World Summit on Peace and Time was convened on June 22-27, 1999 at the UN-owned University for Peace, in Costa Rica. Why is the UN itching to change the method by which the world tells time? Its the Gregorian Calendar. Having replaced the Julian Calendar, the Gregorian was instituted by papal decree in the year AD 1582 and adopted by virtually all nations as the common world standard. Accepted by virtually all nations notwithstanding, the Gregorian Calendar is irksome to New Agers because the whole world marks time based on the Birth of Jesus Christ. And as far as the occultist UN is concerned, that will never do. So why not break and fix it? If the concept of throwing the Gregorian Calendar out to replace it with the World Thirteen Moon 28-day Calendar of Peace isnt ludicrous enough, calendar challengers say they are basing their reform on "common sense". "By rational discourse and common sense, it has been determined that the Gregorian Calendar does not represent a true or accurate standard of measure or belong to any systematic science of time, and hence, is worthy of reform," states a CRFC resolution from the World Summit on Peace and Time. The usual suspects were on hand when more than one hundred "followers of the World Thirteen Calendar Change Peace Movement" convened at the Costa Rican summit. Letters of acknowledgement were sent to the summit on behalf of UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan; Secretary-General of UNESCO, Federico Mayor Zaragoza; His Holiness, the Dalai Lama; and by Jonathan Granoff of the Lawyers Alliance for World Security. Dr. Rodrigo Carazo, former President of Costa Rica and founder of the University gave the opening address for Peace. In attendance with Dr. Carazo was Gerardo Bidowski, acting Rector and representative of the then newly appointed President of the University for Peace, Maurice Strong. Seven commissions were set up during a four-day period and participating was former UN assistant Secretary-General Robert Muller, now UP chancellor, who gave a guided tour of the archeology and history o f the site of the University of Peace which was concluded by a walk to his nearby residence. The Thirteen Moon "Natural Time" Calendar is touted as "a universal application of the mathematics and cosmology of the Mayan calendar as deciphered by Dr. Jose Arguelles. Ph.D., and presents a simple yet so profound opportunity to shift our everyday consciousness." Described on his Internet home page as "both a visionary and a prophet", Dr. Arguelles bestowed upon himself the pagan name of, "Valum Votan". In a New Age magazine interview, he said it was "not until after he experimented with LSD that he realized he was a visionary." The final goal is to change the calendar from its present "artificial" 12-month year to a more "natural" 13-month year that more closely parallels the lunar and biological cycles. The results and declarations from the World Summit on Peace and Time have been submitted to the General Assembly of the UN. Wild and weird as it may sound, the Thirteen Moon Natural Time Peace Calendar could replace the Gregorian Calendar, courtesy of future UN resolution. It is, after all, Canadian Maurice Strong and former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev who, under the auspices of the UN, are working on an agenda to replace the Ten Commandments with the Earth Charter. Canada Free Press founding editor Judi McLeod is an award-winning journalist with 30 years experience in the media. A former Toronto Sun and Kingston Whig Standard columnist, she has also appeared on Newsmax.com, the Drudge Report, Foxnews.com, and World Net Daily. Judi can be reached at: cfp@canadafreepress.com. |
U. N. plot to change the calendar.
It's for the wymyn.
To describe the U.N. as occultist is a slam to occultists everywhere.
LOL!
I thought of that too!
..something sciencetolgists and Free Masons agree. :)) ..love the tagline.
Will this mess up the celebration of Festivus?
Yes, it will. And i just shined my pole.
I've thought there should be a 13 month calendar ever since grade school when I realized it was a much better and more uniform system. You could have 13 completely uniform lunar months with 1 extra day in the year. Perfect.
Sorry UN but by the fact that this calendar has now been used for nearly 500 YEARS, it is ACCURATE. There is no need to link it to some cycle of nature or science. It has worked for nearly 5 centuries, it is still working, and will continue to work for at least a few more centuries, don't ya think?
Why not tell us the REAL reason, UN???? Would it be that you are anti-Christian????
That "Earth Charter" thing sounded interesting, so here's some info from their website http://earthcharterusa.org/ecinaction.html:
"Earth Charter Community Summits, October 9, 2004, in communities throughout the USA and worldwide. The Earth Charter Community Summits are open, public gatherings..."
Sounds like a good opportunity to offer them some...feedback.
And here's the list:
SUMMIT ORGANIZERS 2004
(Click on Location Name for Local Information)
UNITED STATES
Ann Arbor, MI
TBD
Atlanta, GA
Lucy Estephanos; lestephanos@imcingular.com; http://www.earthcharteratlanta.org/
Boulder, CO
Helen Gemmill; helengemmill@hotmail; (303) 859-3832
Chicago, IL
Linda Osborn; 432 South Drive; Algonguin, IL 60102; 847-458-0136; brightwing@mindspring.com
Columbus, OH
Ernestine Jackson; 614-237-3815; Ernestine.Jackson@ATT.net
Ft. Myers, FL
Donna Roberts, tel/fax: (239)472-8998; donnaroberts@zebis.com
Great Barrington, MA
Ken Duncan 413-499-1350
Hartford, CT
Tom Malone; 5 Bishop Road; West Hartford, CT 06119; 860-233-6250; tfmalone@aol.com
Sr. Claire Markham; cmarkham@sjc.edu, ocf@sjc.org; (860) 231-5694
Honolulu, HI
Joshua Cooper; Hawaii Institute for Human Rights; 3524 Campbell Ave; Honolulu, HA 96815; work 808-984-3331; 808-734-0117; Joshua@Hawaii.edu
Humbolt County, CA
Scott Willingham: 707.822.8660; Kendra Cecil: 707.825.8653; Jenny Walker-Matott: 707.822.7473 jmwm@sbcglobal.net
Indianapolis, IN
John Gibson; 3038 E. Fall Creek Parkway, N. Drive; Indianapolis, IN 46205; 317-925-9297; jgibson99@sbcglobal.net
La Puente, CA - San Gabriel Valley
Esther Castain; bibliogenie@comcast.net; 310-915-0358
Madison, WI
Penny Andrews; 2274 Uphoff Rd; Cottage Grove, WI 53527; 608.839.4509; pandrews@chorus.net
Marin County, CA
Muriel Adcock, (415) 492-2880, Adcock@COBUSA.org
Bonnie Hunter; (415) 331-2997; bonnie.earthcharter@comcast.net
New Paltz, NY
Harsh Mishra
Asst. Professor
International Business & Strategic Management
SBB 109, School of Business
State University of New York at New Paltz
75 S Manheim Blvd., Suite 9
New Paltz, New York 12561-2443
Phone : 845-257-2662 (Work)
845-691-6353 (Home)
Fax : 845-257-2947 (Work)
978-336-0229 (Home)
mishrah@newpaltz.edu
Oakland / Berkeley, CA
Diana Young, (510) 655-8252, dyoung@california.com
Oshkosh, WI
Andy Robson; Associate Dean College of Letters and Science; University of Wisconsin Oshkosh; 800 Algoma Blvd.; Oshkosh, WI 54901-8661; Tel: (920) 424-1185; Fax: (920) 424-3125 ; robsona@uwosh.edu; www.uwosh.edu/earthcharter
Philadelphia, PA
Susan Curry; Alliance for a Sustainable Future; 316 Edgewood Dr.. Ambler, PA 19002; 215-591-1551; fax 215-591-0151; Suscurry@erols.com; www.earthchartercitizens.org
Portland, Oregon
Heather Carver; (503) 233-8452; hcarver@xprt.net
San Francisco, CA
Mark Kaplan; 415-298-2400; 415-990-7740 (c); mgkaplan99@hotmal.com
Santa Rosa, CA
Laura & Peter Hendrickson; Peter.Hendrickson@TLCD.com; 707-539-6613
Seattle, WA
Kat Gjovik 8459 Katy Lane NE; Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110; 206-842-0223; kmgjovik@aol.com
Tacoma, WA
Adam Bray; 1500 N. Warner #1082 Tacoma, WA 98416; 253-879-2846; abray@ups.edu
Tampa Bay, FL
George Sherman; 727-441-9037; g.w.sherman@verizon.net
Twin Cities, MN
Nancy Dunlavy; 1293 Keston St. St. Paul, MN 55108; 651-647-1631; nancy@dunlavy.net
Ventura, CA
Paul Belghum; 1303 Say Rd.; Santa Paula, CA. 93060; 805-525-7823; belgump@vcss.k12.CA.us
Washington DC/MD/VA
Sandra Hannen; shannen@hsus.org; 202-778-6133
I think a 13-month calendar is a non-starter. A 12-month year can be divided evenly into halves, thirds, and quarters...a 13-month year cannot be divided into any smaller units without splitting months.
Perhaps they will call it "Star Date blah blah" after the concept that Maoist moron Gene Rodenberry came up with on Star Trek to eliminate one more speck of Christianity from their Marxist Utopia.
So where do you put the one extra day?
But I agree with you. And how did the ancients miss this. I mean the only thing they had to tell the passage of days,weeks and months was the moon. How come they didn't realize that 13 months of four weeks each made a year? How could they miss that??
It funny that the British Navy DID use the 13 month calendar at sea because it made so much sense.
BTTT
The tag is a quote from a former governer of Pa. (believe it?) There is no room to credit him, or I would have.
Maybe it will make life easier for women who have to come off the pill once a month.
So they can schedule their abortion appointments for the same date ever month.
***...an agenda to replace the Ten Commandments with the Earth Charter***
New first commandment:
Remember John Lennon who said, "Imagine there is no religion."
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