Table of Contents: Spirit of Ma'at Vol 2 May 2002

Vol 2 May 2002

Table of Contents

Spirit of Ma'at Vol 2 May 2002 "Freedom and National Security"

Crown Thy Good, America In this deeply affecting speech, uttered as a prayer, Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) tells it like it is, and pleads that our country may alter its course in order to lead through compassion, not fear.

Reclaiming Our Founders' Vision of Freedom Celeste Adams shares thoughts about her heritage as a descendant of our second president, plus her interview with a counselor who helps others to achieve personal freedom.

The Iroquois Confederacy: Our Forgotten National Heritage Dr. Donald Grinde, Jr., illuminates for us many of the differences in our culture that stemmed from Native American contact, including our form of government.

Bush's Good Deeds and Family Alliances This compilation of George Bush's executive actions speaks better than any political analysis to the issue of what our president is up to. With it we include one explosive chapter from an online book titled George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography.

Fake Terror: The Road to Dictatorship The use of government-created emergencies to convince the people to relinquish their power has a long history. Michael Rivero reminds us that things are not always as they seem.

Who's Controlling You In this fascinating interview, the controversial David Icke takes a thoughtful view of how we can reclaim our own power to be free through following our intuition.

On the Road ... to Campaign Finance Reform An entertaining and inspirational conversation with Doris "Granny D" Haddock of New Hampshire, who was 89 years young when she decided to walk across the US in behalf of campaign finance reform. And the bill she sought is now the law of the land!

How Free Is the American Media? World-renowned journalist Greg Palast had to take his family out of America in order to publish the stories he wanted to write. In this exclusive interview, he tells us why we do not hear the truth, and also how to find it.

Big Brother Is Watching You — Big Time! Compiled by an attorney, here's a survey of the kind of surveillance that our governments have allowed. Today's world makes 1984 look like a walk in the park.

Without Regard to Race, Creed, or Color: The violation of minority group freedoms since 9/11 Interview with "Backlash" columnist Kelvin Datcher. Teachers and parents will want to take advantage of the tools presented here for teaching tolerance.

You Are Already Free From civil rights activism to Tibetan Buddhism, author and teacher Gangaji has devoted her life to the search for freedom. Her words are meaningful and inspiring.

In the Eyes of a Child Affecting essay on terrorism and the real meaning of freedom, by 15-year-old Mira Murphy.