As Eric Fehrnstrom is senior advisor (Sun) and communications director (Mercury) the timing of this etch-a-sketch truthbomb was on track with transits to the Romney Campaign chart. There is still high probability of more exposure of dysfunction and deception and general 'health issues' of the Romney organization and the GOP and will track them as they show up.
Last edited by MikefromSyracuse; 03-30-2012 at 02:09 PM.
I'm passing up tracking the next April 3 primary election dates since win/loss predictions don't translate well from an archetypal perspective. The moneybomb date is a good indicator of the efficacy of the RP Campaign chart and has so far shown to be accurate enough. April 15-17 looks to be a good time frame.
see post 17 -- I found this reply on an article.Originally Posted by skytoucher
granny miller
posted October 16, 2007 at 7:10 pm
Hi Lynn –
Ron Paul’s name came up today on another Forum.
I meet Congressman & Mrs. Paul in Pittsburgh this past August and had an opportunity to ask for exact time of birth.
It is unknown.
I got the impression from Mrs. Paul that he was born at home & not much notice was made.
I rectified his chart and have a birth time of 7:45 a.m. August 20, 1935.
It seems to work very well
Here is a natal chart of RP for the birth time of 7:45 a.m. August 20, 1935 in Green Tree, PA. Green Tree is a borough of Pittsburgh.
The picture was from an RPF'er who went to the UCLA rally (thank you) with some touching up to background.
No notes for this chart, just want to display it for now as a tribute to RP with the condition that one needs to be aware that there are other very special people (ie parents, siblings, friends and wife Carol) who are deserving of their own charts and in their importance and influence towards RP.
In addition to the two luminaries (Sun and Moon) and the 8 solar system planets, included are the 4 Asteroid Goddesses (Ceres, Vesta, Pallas, Juno) which are of the asteroid belt region, and the 3 Centaur Asteroids (Chiron, Pholus, Nessus) which have unique resonant orbits that bridge Saturn to Uranus, Neptune and Pluto respectively. In simple terms they bridge inner planets to the outer planets and are important during this transitional time of spiritual revolution, personally, transpersonally and collectively. More research needed to understand their effects, esp the later two Centaurs.
My attempt to predict some patterns in the Romney Campaign chart.
I see a 'Mittens Meltdown' from just observing him and the polls and how the Obama surrogates and some militant left types are going to help expose the true colors of the GOP/Romney fraudulence and corruption. The major Uranus/Pluto transits occurring from jjune 24, 2012 to March 17, 2015 is all about revolution, upheaval and transformation so RP's campaign momentum is going to get stronger.
The notes in the above chart about the Mercury transit indicating evidence and legal action ARE taking effect based on today's post by this RPfer who served the State of Wisconsin. There's also the 'subsandwich bribe' incident in Wisconsin that is being investigated with possible proof of legal action taking effect soon.
It looks like Ben Swann will soon break this open along with a slew of coordinated class action suits in several states that have primaried. This all is very timely as the transits and progressions indicate. I'm no soothsayer...I just interpret what is there in the chart. It's similar to weather forecasting based on the more comprehensive and clear perspective of satellite images of weather patterns. You can see the patterns developing and where they are tracking.Will Happily Speak with Mr. Swann, if No One Else Can
Quote Originally Posted by Tyler_Durden View Post
I have been reading these google docs on algorithmic vote flipping. Is this one person who has put all of this together? I know you all have ways of getting the word out... please have the originator of these charts contact via email bswann@fox19.com"
Note: just served the State of Wisconsin by process server with a 30-page document regarding the algorithmic vote flipping data, with emphasis on anomalies in Dane County, plus a complaint about being forced out of a Milwaukee polling building while doing an exit poll. Included in the complaint are reports by the Waukesha County Clerk that ballots were thrown away from the April 3rd primary, with up to a 10% loss. This is all served as of today and tomorrow. Overseas, now, but would be happy to talk to him: put me in touch, drkresearch@hotmail.com.
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April 26 Update
Many events were consistent with Mercury's transit through the 7th House during the above dates, 4/16 -4/24.
7th House themes were played out during this periiod ie:
public relations -- ABC Diane Sawyer interview, Hannity interview, Cookiegate/Bethel Bakery, press conference with Rubio
open public attacks with an adversary - 'silverspoon', 'dog fight', releasing tax records challenge from Obama, Liberty University blowback
matters involving a partner - seeking a VP running mate, getting wife Ann involved in campaign which may stress her MS condition,
partnership with the RNC made public
being psychologically judged - MSNBC's Larry O'Donnell and Ed Schultz psychoanalyze the Mitt's weird behavior, Wash Post columnist Richard Cohen writes about Mitt's lying ways
public judgement - the poor Poll results vs Obama regarding Youth, Women, and Hispanic voters and followup punditry talk
Upcoming events in Romney Campaign chart:
Apr 27 - transit Mercury opposes Saturn - possible reality check, truthbomb event regarding GOP alliance
Apr 30 - transit Venus crosses Midheaven (MC), May 4 - transit Venus conjunct Moon and square Ascendent, May 5 - transit Venus conjunct Moon Node - issues with women, siblings (ie sister who is a Democrat), partnerships (Ann, RNC and VP), public perception of money and wealth disconnect with people becomes more acute
May 1 - transit Mars opposes Chiron - an underhanded and negative campaign behavior event exposed
May 5/6 - transit Uranus square Pluto and full Moon event - prime time for major exposure of criminal/unethical behavior and consequent legal action
(May 1 through May 5 - In Romney's personal chart transit Mars makes stress aspects to Nodes and natal Mars - anger and aggression and showing the stress of being under microscope)
The RP Campaign chart:
From post #122 the RP Campaign chart has the progressed Moon Reality Check event actually starting Apr 27/28 which also coincides with transit Mercury opposing Saturn for those days - time to restructure and reset with serious goals, time to take the gloves off when taking on the establishment
Apr 30 - May 1 - transit Venus crosses the Ascendent - social, media, financial attraction and abundance (fund raising), the Liberty message gets more attention - favorable women influence
May 9/10 - transit Jupiter conjunct Sun - day after primaries and time to expand goals and shake up the status quo within the campaign staff - bring in new blood or ideas via the influential donors ie Nasim Taleb, Mark Spitznagel, etc.
May 9 through May 15 - the Jupiter transit is acute as it makes Sun conjunction and square to MC/IC axis May 15 - time for major legal action against Romney/GOP, prime time for major expansion and restructure of campaign personnel and network, lead up to Moneybomb on May 17
May 15 - transit Uranus square Pluto - this plays into the Jupiter phase with extra emphasis of major delegate action and legal ramifications, collective (Campaign and grassroots) aggressive effort to push back at the political power structures ie media, GOP.
Uranus is the Revolution planet/archetype so big emphasis of this.
Last edited by MikefromSyracuse; 04-26-2012 at 01:29 PM.
When the "beauty contests" are over, the best looking candidates can start to count delegates? It's down the 2 good looking candidates now. I feel vindicated that I thought it was always gonna be Romney vs Paul. Although I began to feel very discontent with Santorum. And on up into the disgusted emotion as I felt I should look at Santorum and study his horoscope too, I'm content again now that he's gone, and strikingly Gingrich said he's quitting the race.
This is what the MSM says and hopes we believe:
Romney wins five more contests, Paul grabs a few delegates
But as much as the media wants you to believe you live in a democracy, you don't. Repulic=delegates. It's not just a few delegates, there is a gross distortion being perpetrated by the MSM. For example Iowa was not settled Jan 3 when Romney was declared the winner.
Can we call this the turning point?Nothing sums up this weekend’s surprise results like Rachel Maddow’s on-air announcement on MSNBC, “I think Ron Paul just won Iowa.”
With transit Chiron conjunct Descendant! Right on schedule!
These are must reads.
http://dougwead.wordpress.com/2012/0...ey-in-a-panic/
Ron Paul Wins in Iowa and Minnesota, Romney in a Panic
By Doug Wead
Ron Paul supporters surged to victory in yesterday’s Minnesota and Iowa district conventions, dominating the process and picking up more delegates to the Republican National Convention. As reported last week, a number of Romney Hawks are now deeply concerned that Ron Paul has already laid the groundwork for similar success in six more caucus states.
Yesterday’s results for Ron Paul will only increase the influence of Hawks inside the Mitt Romney camp.
Romney advisers are concerned that the rising total of Ron Paul delegates will lead to an unmanageable RNC. Some observers felt that the 1992 convention hurt an incumbent president George H. W. Bush and was a factor in his loss to Bill Clinton.
In most states, victories at the district conventions decide who will move onto the state conventions where most of the delegates to the Republican National Convention in Tampa will be selected.
The rules in Minnesota are slightly different and some of those final delegates were actually selected at scattered district conventions yesterday. Reports from our own Marianne Stebbins in Minnesota show that Ron Paul now has 20 out of the 24 delegates already chosen to represent the state at the Republican National Convention in Tampa and the campaign is poised to do just as good at the upcoming state convention, May 18-19, when the final 13 will be chosen.
In Iowa, Jennifer Jacobs, a reporter for the Des Moines Resister, broke into open what had been our little secret, namely, the takeover of the GOP in Iowa. “A rising tide of Republicans who share Ron Paul’s philosophy of limited government are flooding into GOP party roles in Iowa,” Jennifer wrote, reporting on yesterdays Iowa district conventions.
Actually, it is a phenomenon seen all across the country. It is viewed by many political observers as the biggest transformation of the Republican Party since 1988, when evangelical Christians joined the process and dominated state positions for a whole generation.
While the Iowa Ron Paul campaign is keeping its cards close to the vest, we all got a sneak peak from an the Des Moines Register story which reported that six of the new Iowa GOP state central committee members elected Saturday have publicly expressed support for Ron Paul. Joes Kurtinitis, Kris Thiessen, Dave Cushman, Jeff Shipley, John Kabitzke and Marcus Fedler. “Two more,” Jennifer Jacobs reports, “have close ties.” The new state chairman is also a Ron Paul supporter, who served as a co-chairman for the congressman’s Iowa state organization.
The Iowa state GOP convention is set for Jun 16, 2012.
Meanwhile, the sleepy New York Times has posted for five months and still posts, even today, that the total delegate count for Ron Paul in Iowa is one. They say that the total delegate count for Ron Paul in Minnesota is nine. In fact, Ron Paul supporters will now dominate both state conventions. And the same trend is ongoing in states across the country.
This link has the referenced Rachel Maddow bit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfS1x...layer_embedded
http://www.whiteoutpress.com/article...ion-likely647/
http://blogs.desmoinesregister.com/d...tee-elections/April 24, 2012. Des Moines. Two networks yesterday, CNBC and MSNBC, broadcast a little known fact – Ron Paul appears to be winning the Republican nomination for President. When the popular Texas Congressman repeatedly assured supporters that the race was about delegates, not beauty contests, he apparently knew what he was talking about. Now, after three more states locked in delegates to the GOP nominating convention – CO, MN and IA – indicators point to a brokered convention with a possible, even probable, Ron Paul victory.
Mitt Romney in a panic
The only report announcing the news of another Paul victory yesterday was the Doug Wead Blog. That write-up, which included the headline, ‘Romney in a Panic’, was picked-up and reprinted by a number of independent news outlets like RT News and The Daily Paul. Wead’s conclusion is based on a number of factors. First and foremost, Ron Paul continues to win more delegates than Mitt Romney during each state’s respective slating processes. Additionally, the writer points to drastic, last-minute changes to GOP procedure showing an attempt to limit the Paul vote. Some measures include a new poll tax in Washington and robo-calls in New York telling Republican voters that only Mitt Romney remains in the race.
What has the GOP power-brokers and their candidate in such a panic? In three short words – Colorado, Minnesota, Iowa.
Keep in mind that every major US news outlet continues to show Texas Congressman Ron Paul in last place for the GOP nomination and with only 75 delegates. View Politico's delegate tracker as an example. They show Rep. Paul winning 3 delegates in Colorado, 17 in Minnesota and 1 in Iowa. Those networks however, have based their numbers on which candidate each state’s delegates are pledged or likely to vote for. The more important number is who they actually do vote for. And in that race, the only race that matters, Ron Paul is shocking the political world.
Colorado
As reported by this author last week in the article, ‘Colo, Minn, GOP Delegates chosen – Paul Strategy Working’, the local Colorado Ron Paul campaign teamed up with the remnants of former candidate Rick Santorum’s supporters. Together, they created a fusion slate of delegates to take on front-runner Mitt Romney and throw their collective voting power behind the last challenger remaining, Ron Paul.
Last week, the Paul campaign sent out a press release quoting the Denver Post’s headline proclaiming, ‘Stunning Upset’. The Post was referring to Congressman Paul’s delegate haul in the state party’s selection process. More importantly, the Colorado selection was the first to be conducted since former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum dropped out of the race, leaving it to the final two men standing – Mitt Romney and Ron Paul.
The result, and a possible indicator of things to come, was Colorado Republicans refusing to give Mitt Romney even half their state’s voting delegates. If that trend continues, Mitt Romney cannot mathematically reach the needed 1,144 delegates, at least not on the first ballot.
This author pointed out last week that most of the national media, as well as the Colorado GOP, refuse to acknowledge Rep. Paul’s delegates in Colorado. The state party simply calls Paul’s delegates, “unpledged”. As the Paul campaign, as well as a small handful of other publications pointed out – Ron Paul actually took home 12 Colorado delegates, compared to 16 for Mitt Romney and 8 for Rick Santorum. Together, the anti-Romney delegates outnumber Romney’s 20 to 16.
Minnesota
The independent-leaning state of Minnesota was one that many thought Ron Paul might win outright. While the candidate didn’t win the “beauty contest” as Paul calls it, the libertarian conservative is cleaning up with regard to delegates. Minnesota’s delegate selection process is one of those that happens over the course of a few weeks and occurs locally, as Ron Paul puts it, “one precinct at a time, one delegate at a time.”
A few days ago, the Paul campaign and this author both announced the candidate’s surprise delegate haul in Minnesota. At the time, three major Congressional districts locked in their delegates and Ron Paul carried all three. In the excited words of the candidate himself, Ron Paul exclaimed, “Have you heard the news yet? Yesterday, Minnesota held three district conventions. Our campaign swept all three – winning nine delegates to the Republican National Convention in Tampa.” Again, read this author’s April 16th column titled, ‘Colo, Minn, GOP Delegates chosen, Paul Strategy Working’ for more information.
Now, just a few days later and with another block of Minnesota GOP delegates being chosen, Ron Paul has guaranteed himself a victory in the state. As confirmed by Rachel Maddow last night and by Ron Paul himself while he was the special guest host of CNBC in the morning, Ron Paul has already locked in 20 of the state’s 40 delegates. 16 of those 40 still remain to be chosen and will be awarded over the coming days. As Paul announced yesterday, and Maddow confirmed last night, 24 Minnesota delegates were chosen through this weekend and 20 of them are Ron Paul’s.
Iowa
In the most stunning and unbelievable example of the Republican Party’s dysfunctional Presidential nominating process this year, the state of Iowa now has its third official winner. As humorously noted last night by Maddow, Newt Gingrich is the only candidate not to have won Iowa.
First, Mitt Romney was forced into the winner’s circle in a crazed, midnight, backroom announcement, even though the votes didn’t warrant it. Whiteout Press was one of the only media outlets in the nation to write about the faulty vote totals and was vindicated two weeks later when the Iowa GOP reversed its decision and awarded the victory in Iowa to Rick Santorum. Read the Whiteout Press article 'Sandorum Won Iowa and didn't say Black' predicting the reversal two weeks before the Iowa GOP reversed its ruling. As a result of the fiasco, the Iowa Republican state chairman resigned. Read the article, ‘Midnight Chaos at Iowa Caucus’ for election night details.
Nothing sums up this weekend’s surprise results like Rachel Maddow’s on-air announcement on MSNBC, “I think Ron Paul just won Iowa.”
The left-leaning political anchor was referring to this weekend’s official awarding of Iowa GOP delegates to the party’s national nominating convention. While the state party has yet to post the results or make any announcement, the results are trickling out on their own, including the Paul campaign and on-air comments on CNBC and MSNBC. Those results show Ron Paul winning the most Iowa GOP delegates, including the new Iowa state party Chairmanship.
Iowa has 28 total delegates to the GOP nominating convention. The national media still shows Ron Paul with only 1 Iowa delegate however. Watch closely over the coming days as the state party quietly changes its totals to show Ron Paul going from 1 delegate to 14 - a full 50 percent of the state’s entire delegation to the nominating convention. And again, many of the remaining delegates are party leaders, elected officials and other super delegates who have yet to assign their votes.
Romney in trouble
The only good news for Mitt Romney is that Iowa, Minnesota and Colorado weren’t the former Governor’s strongest states to begin with. And while the Romney campaign may not be in “panic” mode just yet as some independent reports are suggesting, the candidate and his establishment backers must be concerned. With Mitt Romney failing to capture even half of the delegates from these initial states, he is on course to fight it out for the party nomination at a brokered convention this summer.
The Warren Harding lesson
Many political observers, not just within the Ron Paul campaign, are calling the Texas Congressman’s nomination plan the ‘Harding Strategy’. Referring to the 1920 Republican nominating convention held in Chicago, Warren Harding was at the bottom of a list of 12 potential GOP nominees. Unable to unite behind one candidate during the primary process, the delegates were forced into a brokered convention.
Through the first 6 rounds of delegate voting, Harding didn’t even finish in the top three during any of the votes. But by the 10th vote, Warren Harding walked away with the Republican nomination. He went on to win the general election and become President.
While many political analysts are calling Ron Paul’s current journey a mirror image of Harding’s 1920 trek, others aren’t quite convinced. As the Paul campaign itself continues to point out, only half of the states have voted so far. Nothing’s been decided yet. If nothing else, just when the Republican leadership and the national media have proclaimed Mitt Romney the GOP nominee, Ron Paul’s string of delegate victories this week may force them to do what they were forced to do in Iowa – admit they’re wrong.
Whether or not the Texas Congressman can duplicate Warren Harding’s stunning upset on the way to the White House is another question. But if delegate selections continue on the course they’re on, Mitt Romney will not have enough delegates to win the nomination outright. If that turns out to be the case and the GOP heads into a brokered convention, Ron Paul may have the party right where he wants it. A brokered convention has been his strategy all along.
An update was made to post #126 with more detail of upcoming short term events.
I think a series of turning points are going to happen as the RP Campaign holds steady and firm while the Mittens Meltdown takes effect in the physical and archetypal sense. We're at the cusp of the Aquarian Age or a 'Global Spiritual Shift' with the first of seven unprecedented Uranus/Pluto squares taking place on June 24 whereby a high degree of transformation and transparency is probable.
Here is my version of a graph of this series of square transits using a hypothetical relative percent of intensity/change over time. Think in terms of last year's events ie Arab Spring and OWS as around the 40% range of intensity. The separation period (blue dates) may be a time of settling down and integrating but still very active and shortlived. Hardly enough time to catch one's breath.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_Party_presidential_primaries,_2012#Prim ary_schedule
This is my attempt to zip together and sort all the dates from this table of the future voting at all the levels
AL: State.At-Large
CD: Congressional District
Apr.28.Louisiana
.......Delaware.CD
.......Missisippi.CD
.......Maryland.AL
.......Delaware.AL
.......Alaska.AL
May.5..Massachusetts.CD
.......Minnesota.AL
May.6..Maine.CD
.......Maine.AL
.......Nevada.AL
May.8..West.Virginia
.......Indiana
.......North.carolina
.......West.Virginia.CD
.......West.Virginia.AL
May.12.Oklahoma.AL
.......Arizona.AL
May.15.Oregon
May.19.Michigan.CD
.......Kentucky.CD
.......Vermont.CD
.......Vermont.AL
.......Michigan.AL
.......Mississippi.AL
.......South.Carolina.AL
.......Georgia.AL
May.22.Arkansas
.......Kentucky
May.23.New.York.AL
May.29.Texas
Jun.2..Louisiana.CD
.......Washington.CD
.......Washington.AL
.......Missouri.AL
.......Louisiana.AL
Jun.3..North.Carolina.AL
Jun.5..South.Dakota
.......New.Mexico
.......California
.......California.CD
.......New.Jersey.AL
.......California.AL
.......South.Dakota.AL
Jun.9..Indiana.CD
.......Arkansas.CD
.......Texas.CD
.......Kentucky.AL
.......Texas.AL
.......Illinois.AL
.......Indiana.AL
Jun.10.Nebraska
.......Pennsylvania.AL
Jun.16.Montana
.......Iowa.CD
.......Montana.AL
.......Iowa.AL
.......Virginia.AL
.......New.Mexico.AL
Jun.19.Massachusetts.AL
Jun.23.Idaho.AL
.......Arkansas.AL
.......Oregon.AL
Jun.26.Utah
Jul.1..Kansas.AL
Jul.14.Nebraska.CD
.......Nebraska.AL
note: Kentucky CD is before Kentucky? is this full of errors
Last edited by Ariondys; 04-27-2012 at 09:06 AM. Reason: font change to line up columns
Louisiana caucusing today. Rumors of the results filtering down early are suggesting Ron Paul is getting 4 1/2 of 6 districts. A happy day for Ron Paul with transit Jupiter seperating just 1/3 of a degree orb from conjunct his Moon. [You may attain greater social status and greater popularity]
UPDATED:
http://www.dailypaul.com/229567/ron-paul-wins-louisiana
Submitted by 2012R3V0LUT10N on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 22:43.
111/150 state delegates 61/72 alternates June 2nd State convention Louisianna We Will Dominate the floor!
And We just took over the Alaskan GOP
video results:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNpAekL8O-0
Last edited by Ariondys; 04-29-2012 at 08:35 AM. Reason: more recent updating
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