Looking into the future the Pelican feeding its young from a self-induced wound in its own
breast (as depicted, mysteriously, on the state flag of Louisiana) is accepted as an
appropriate symbol of both self-sacrifice and rebirth. Through his selfless efforts, man is
raised from the slavery of ignorance to the condition of freedom conferred by wisdom.
Given the current state of affairs in Louisiana, one hopes that the understanding of the Pelican
as a symbol shall point the way towards a new consciousness of ourselves as a whole, and lead us
to face our futures with strength, grace, wisdom and faith, to learn from our mistakes and carry
our successes and zest for living to future generations.
A Big Easy North American Union
New Orleans Port to be lost to Mexico
Today's video is about a completerestructuring of US laws andtransportation infrastructurethat is taking place behind closeddoors - without Congressional oversight or approval. The liberty and standard of living of all Americans is at risk, but some cities are going to be drastically impacted. New Orleans already shaky from a triple assault by the US Army Corps of Engineers, FEMA, and the Bush Administration is going to be particularly hard it. And none of this is in the news, or at least not in a way that anyone but the sharpest observers can make sense of. You can support this important video by playing it, rating it, favoriting it, and commenting on it and encouraging others to do the same.
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