Victoria Hardy
Victoria Hardy (blog) is the drummer for the pop duo 3 Feet Up. She lives in North Carolina with her husband, who is also the other half of the duo and they have released 2 CDs since 2005: 3 feet up CDs. 3 Feet Up was featured in the Living Room Live Series on the CBS Early Show in July of 2006.
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September 25, 2008
If we knew that breast, lung and colon cancers did not respond to chemotherapy, why would we put ourselves through the torture of having those toxic materials injected into our systems?
August 28, 2008
It is well known that smoking causes cancer, we accept it as fact, but what is rarely discussed is that 70% of cancers occur in non-smokers.
August 22, 2008
The harmless entertainment that the average household spends hours a day pursuing is not so harmless after all.
August 05, 2008
So it seems these bills have one thing in common, they want to get to children as soon as they are born, while their mothers are vulnerable and healing. Why are these agencies so determined to get their foot in the door?
July 17, 2008
Although I briefly touched on these products, there is enough information on each one to fill books, information that the average citizen needs to know, but perhaps after years of consuming these health stealing and behavior altering additions, we no longer care.
June 25, 2008
Broken down in the simplest fashion, our government now wants to tax the air we breathe since we cannot inhale, without exhaling carbon dioxide.
June 04, 2008
Over the years I´ve heard chemtrail believers referred to as insane, ignorant or deliberately trying to instill fear in others and many months ago I created a survey attempting to understand the common thread that connects those who feel undeniable concern when witnessing the webs dripping in our skies.
May 16, 2008
And it´s disconcerting to realize that those years spent in public school, forced into conforming to the whims of our peers, may have had a different agenda lurking under the surface.
April 29, 2008
Religion, psychiatry, new age belief systems and government continuously tell us that it is not the world that is the problem, but a lack inside of us, a confounding glitch in our perception.
March 13, 2008
When did normal childhood antics become criminal behavior?
February 15, 2008
Is ritual child abuse a hoax or is it occurring all across America?
January 22, 2008
Exploring why Scientologists disagee with psychiatry.
January 16, 2008
Many speak of the war against terrorism and the war on drugs, but perhaps the only real battlefield exists here at home, the war waged against thought and individualism and the weapons of choice are psychiatry, propaganda and pharmaceuticals.
December 20, 2007
There is much that occurs in our world that we do not see, besides the mystical/spiritual threads that run through us, keeping our hope and wonder alive, there is also the subtle human maneuvering keeping us on a path that may not be our choosing. I’ve often wondered why people choose to manipulate...
December 14, 2007
We are surrounded by advertising these days, I’m not sure most of us are even aware of how pervasive it has grown, but how much is too much? What if we were walking down the street and suddenly had an audio advertisement beamed into our head, would that be too much? Well it appears to be happening...
December 10, 2007
Is 2007 really 2012? Strange question to ask, but I have noticed that statement appearing more and more often. And although I do not believe everything I read, this idea captured my imagination. Time is an interesting concept, some say it is linear, others believe it is circular and still others ...
December 04, 2007
From the first time I saw a white, ropey trail splayed across the sky, my main question has been, why do some of us see them and some of us don’t. Many debunkers state that the lines in the sky have always been there, with increasing frequency as air travel has become more popular and the reason we...
November 08, 2007
I spent my days exploring the news, I use to long to make sense of all things, but I have found peace in not knowing and I have accepted that the search is enough. In my travels I run into all modes of weirdness and I often have to step outside and allow the sun to burn the sliminess off of my psyc...
October 29, 2007
I’ve never studied astronomy and couldn’t tell you the name of most constellations, but I am both soothed and intrigued while viewing the stars and planets. As a child the high point of visiting my grandparents in the mountains of North Georgia was laying on a blanket in the front yard after dark w...
October 03, 2007
I never cared for school, in my family it is told that I came home from my first day of first grade and declared I was never going back. Of course, I went back, but my attitude never changed, I didn’t enjoy school. I enjoyed learning and reading, but I didn’t like the lines, the noisy crowds, the ...
September 10, 2007
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the day that changed the face of America, despite the different belief systems of what did or did not happen that day, the simple fact is that we were changed. It’s difficult to understand how deeply loss and chaos can alter the thinking of a person and I know the psy...
September 06, 2007
Seems there is trouble brewing in the small town of Walnut Cove, NC and in response to that trouble the town council members have instituted an ordinance requiring 5 or more people to obtain a permit before gathering.
The problem began in April when members of Baux Mountain Baptist Church began...
September 05, 2007
As above, so below, that’s what the old folks say and it’s a simple phrase that contains much wisdom. Remember as a child, that aunt, uncle or family friend, I think we all had one, who hugged too tight, pinched too hard or worked to scare the crap out of us at every opportunity? As children we wo...
August 30, 2007
I see we are hating again. First Paris, now Britney and I wonder why we derive such pleasure in hating these young blondes. For a while we hated Anna Nicole Smith, but then she lost her son and of course, died herself and we didn’t hate her so much anymore. So why do we in America love to hate so...
August 22, 2007
It’s hard not to become cynical in this world. When I look about and see crooks and liars on the top of the heap, followed by throngs of supporters, while honest, hard working Americans are just struggling to get a foot up, I grow frustrated. I tend to stay out of politics, the double talk, back r...
August 14, 2007
A new religion is being birthed right before our eyes and the focus of this new belief system is unconditional love, light and a desire for more tolerance to grace our planet. Their church is the Internet, where they can share ideas, gain followers or find leaders. They call themselves the Light W...
August 10, 2007
I remember as a jaded 20 something I made the comment that nothing would ever shock me again, foolish really and the world quickly showed me that it still had plenty of surprises to deliver. I like things to make sense, so as a mellowed 40 something, it seems I am perpetually surprised by the actio...
August 02, 2007
So the conspiracy theorists are already investigating the bridge collapse in Minneapolis, looking for any explanation other than “structural failure”. And tracking the number of odd explosions, plane crashes, earthquakes and sinkholes in recent weeks it certainly seems as though something is occur...
July 25, 2007
Explosions are being felt across the country since the steam pipe explosion in New York last week and a pattern is beginning to emerge. As I’ve stated many times before I don’t put much stock in coincidence, I tend to believe that when we are shown a pattern we must see it for what it is, but these...
July 16, 2007
I am against war and as naïve as I am, I just know it’s not good for any living being. We are told to support our troops and it is implied pretty strongly that if we do not accept President Bush’s war then we are not supporting our men and women fighting in Iraq. But those two ideas do not make tr...
July 15, 2007
Got a strange voice in your head? Well, it seems to be all the rage these days. Channeling is making a comeback and becoming increasingly popular in the New Age communities and beyond. In the 1840s the Fox sisters opened the door on the phenomenon by claiming to channel the spirit of a murdered m...
June 30, 2007
I am intrigued by conspiracy theories, absolutely drawn in by the alternate ideas of known events. The conspiracy theorists are usually described as the lunatic fringe, nut jobs or the ever popular tin foil hat wearers, but I have found that some of the ideas I thought were purely conspiracy are be...
June 20, 2007
The illusions in the world are thick these days and trying to weave together the bits of truth is similar to wading through a Georgia swamp after a heavy rain. As I attempt to figure out mysteries and conspiracies I find each side heavily divided and the factions within each side equally divided an...
June 14, 2007
Why are our politicians so afraid? With the exception of Republican candidate Ron Paul and Democratic candidate Dennis Kucinich, few have stepped out of the company line, have made waves or bucked the tide and I wonder why. Our 28th president Woodrow Wilson once said, “Since I have entered politi...
June 10, 2007
There is so much hate and fear in the world, I don’t know how people cope. I watched the television news again this week and although I only do it occasionally, I felt the need to check in on the world. And I found that crime is increasing dramatically, murders, rapes and burglaries have gone up b...
June 04, 2007
The more I explore the world, the more I find that the United States is going to hell in a hand basket, harsh words, I know, but the evidence is nearly overwhelming. Yes, there are still good people, there are still people who try to do what is right, who try to wake the others to what is occurring...
May 30, 2007
I feel compelled to write this article, not because I know the subject matter to be absolute truth, I don’t, but even if only bits of it are, we should all be alert. Faith is a big issue in this country and others, a dividing line of sorts. I am not a religious person myself, although I am a perso...
May 23, 2007
As I’ve studied the chemtrail phenomenon I have struggled with the feeling that I could not grasp the full picture, of course, that is part of a good mystery. As of yet, the powers in charge still fail to recognize that anything is occurring over our heads, the average citizen says they are just co...
May 18, 2007
I’ve been writing a lot about perception these days and how folks can see the same event and walk away with totally different views; it’s a subject I find fascinating. And with that in mind, I turn back to the chemtrail/contrail battle raging even stronger on the Internet. It seems the lines are f...
May 14, 2007
When I first began looking into the events of 9-11-01 and saw how the illusion of what happened that day was so easily exposed, I was full of questions. How had I not seen it before and how could I now be one of the few seeing beyond the terror, to the truth? How could the media, politicians and a...
May 03, 2007
I have heard that a writer isn’t doing his job unless he offends someone and keeping that in mind, I will step onto ground that intrigues me and may offend many. I am an avid reader, I read to learn, to avoid things in my world I’m not ready to face and for entertainment. The bookshelves in my hom...
May 01, 2007
They say perception is reality and there are many different realities out there, perceptions of the world that are as opposite as night from day. I assumed this was common knowledge, but when I see people holding so tightly to their opinions and beliefs and expecting others to fall in line, I am le...
April 26, 2007
Three times I have attempted to write an article about the Alec Baldwin voice mail incident and each time I have failed, or stumbled. I realized the reason this article was so hard to write is because I would have to be honest, I couldn’t gloss it over or judge it harshly, and I would have to ackno...
April 24, 2007
I am often amazed by the decisions made by our government, but I’ve recently run across something so outrageous I was compelled to write our leaders in Washington. The FDA, in their money hungry wisdom, is now looking to interfere as much as possible into our rights to obtain natural healing. The ...
April 20, 2007
I’ve been seeing 33s for a few years now. Looks strange to write it, even stranger to say it, but it is true. I see them when I’m driving on license plates, gas prices, road numbers, mile markers, hotel rates, produce prices, you name it, if there’s a 33 on it, I am going to notice it like a flash...
April 15, 2007
So CBS has fired Don Imus and I think that was a fine idea, but the shock jock only represents the very tip of the iceberg of hate in our media. I have found that it has become difficult for me to watch the television news these days and more times than not, I end up with a huge knot in my stomach ...
April 12, 2007
I’m fascinated by the sky, always looking up to see something, what it is I’m looking for I can’t say, just something different, so it does my heart good to know that so many others are also enthralled by the skies. When the French recently put their previously classified UFO reports on the Internet...
April 07, 2007
Evidently I went against the tide to state I like Rosie O’Donnell, I received so much hate mail from my last article, ...
April 03, 2007
I like Rosie O’Donnell, I admit it. While Fox News and Bill O’Reilly are claiming she is helping the terrorists and needs to fired from her position on The View, I’m saying Go, Rosie, Go. What is wrong with a person asking questions? When did asking questions turn into a crime? It’s seems a lot ...
March 29, 2007
Wouldn’t it be nice if doctors had to place a score in the waiting room, much like the Health Department requires restaurants to display? Not just informing us of the cleanliness of the place, but their grades from medical school, the number of successful and unsuccessful treatments, the average nu...
March 26, 2007
I’ve never really cared for doctors, I was born with a clubfoot and by the time I was two years old, my first surgical experience, I had already had enough of them. At the time my doctor felt the best thing to do with a clubfoot was to keep a cast on it, but even as a toddler I knew that wasn’t rig...
March 21, 2007
I watched the news last night, I don’t often because I usually end up yelling at the television and the frustration really isn’t healthy. That frustration, along with an escalating cable bill was the reason we downgraded to basic cable services, because I found I would spend my time flipping betwee...
March 19, 2007
I’ve always had a love/hate relationship with sleep. As a child my mother struggled to make me take naps and I figured out very early in life how to lay in the bed long enough to convince her I had actually slept, when I had not. It wasn’t the sleep that frightened me, it was the dreams. I’ve alw...
March 14, 2007
A couple wise readers have recently pointed out that I don’t state my own opinions in the articles I write, that I use terms like “some believe” and “others state” and those observations are absolutely correct and with good reason, because I truly don’t know. Perhaps I’ve read too many books on Bud...
March 12, 2007
In the early 90’s I was a photographer for an alternative newspaper, my focus in that position was people, but my real love was landscapes. In my free time I would pack up my camera and just drive, looking for beauty in the world and there was always much to be found. Last night I pulled out those...
March 07, 2007
My biggest confusion with the chemtrail phenomenon is how I felt that so few people were aware of what was happening in the skies above our heads, but with the last article on the subject, my email box has been overflowing. People are aware, so for those of us who have felt alone, the good news is ...
March 03, 2007
The last couple days in North Carolina have been beautiful, warm enough to sit in the sun with only a t-shirt and watch the birds prepare for spring. I love nature, there is nothing like the smell of dirt as the ground begins thawing after a long winter or the excitement of seeing seedlings poke th...
February 27, 2007
Jesus has been in the news a lot lately, from the controversy over the Gnostic Gospels and The Passion of the Christ, to the books Holy Blood, Holy Grail and The Da Vinci Code and now with the announcement of the upcoming documentary, The Lost Tomb of Jesus on the Discovery Channel, Jesus has surpas...
February 25, 2007
The world we live in is full of miracles, mysteries and illusions and more often than not, the truth that we know is just the tip of a much larger iceberg. Fear reigns supreme on Planet Earth, a virus that has infected millions and we struggle under its weight. Here in America we fear terrorists, ...
February 21, 2007
Coincidences intrigue me; I am rarely convinced that through a quirk of familiar circumstance events occur with no relationship to one another. Detectives and those who solve crimes and mysteries will tell you a coincidence is most always pointing to a bigger picture and yet when those same synchro...
February 19, 2007
I imagine we all remember where we were the morning of September 11, 2001. I was at work when the first announcements of the destruction hit the airwaves, the company I worked for set up a television in the break room and the sight of the planes hitting the towers was far more vivid than the simple...
February 16, 2007
I am often disturbed by the lack of common sense in government, but it’s the double talk of our politicians that make me want to throw things at the television. I cringe when I hear reporter ask a simple question and a politician uses 78 words to answer it, but in the end he has really said nothing...
February 12, 2007
One of my greatest gifts and also my biggest downfall is that I expect things to make sense. I expect the world around me to resonate with reason, I expect that the good guys will beat the bad guys and I expect that doctors will make decisions based on strong medical science and not the bottom line...
February 09, 2007
I watched my local late news last night, which I rarely do, I find the stories and images of death right before bed inhibits good sleeping, but occasionally I check in to stay informed. The lead story was of a woman who took to shooting in her modest middle class neighborhood, she shot both a neigh...
February 06, 2007
I’ve continued pondering chemtrails and the biggest problem I have found is how my mind keeps turning to the philosophical aspect of the mystery. There is science aplenty if you follow the threads, it is often said that the truth is hidden in plain sight and such is the case with chemtrails. The p...
February 05, 2007
On February 2, 2007, Texas became the first state to require all girls entering the sixth grade be inoculated with Merck’s new vaccine Gardasil. To prevent legislative debate, Republican Governor Rick Perry signed the executive order requiring the shots and the plan begins in September 2008. The v...
February 02, 2007
As the climate scientists come out of the closet and state how political interference has prevented them from telling the US the truth about global warming and Exxon posts it’s highest profits ever in the year 2006 of $39.5 billion (...
February 01, 2007
Between the ages of 3 and 5 years old, my invisible friends were Big and Little Mr. Moon Man. Little Moon Man was pocket-sized and he was my protector and Big Moon Man, too huge to fit in the car, always rode on the roof of our station wagon and seemed to take pleasure in tormenting me. Yes, these...
January 31, 2007
When I was a teenager in high school we all knew of the boy who stood in the back hall, selling joints from his Army overcoat. None of the kids I went to school with died of overdoses, there were the car wrecks and hunting accidents that seemed to take a kid a year out of my class, but no drug over...
January 26, 2007
I am more of a backwoods philosopher, than I am scientist, I enjoy attempting to unravel spiritual mysteries, rather than solving crimes, but now I have been handed a multi-layered doozy…chemtrails. I wrote an article last week and although it has not been the most read article I have written, I ha...
January 25, 2007
I’m pretty sure that UFOs exist, I personally have never seen a craft, but I have seen strange lights over the years that have left me scratching my head. My husband claims that strange and unidentified lights does equal a UFO, but I always felt one would have to land in our yard, with alien intact...
January 22, 2007
Many in this world, myself included, are intrigued by the Mayan calendar. I find the concept of time and the use of calendars fascinating in and of itself, but when you consider that the calendar is the cradle of civilization, it becomes even more interesting. In a video by Ian Xel Lundgold (...
January 19, 2007
It has been said that we are in the middle of a polar shift, that the earth’s magnetic field is unstable and constantly moving is not a secret, but the fact that occasionally the poles “flip” was startling to discover (...
January 18, 2007
The Doomsday Clock is said to be clicking closer to midnight, what dismal imagery these words create. According to an article in USA Today (...
January 17, 2007
It’s been an interesting start to the new year, with the report of the UFO hovering over the O’Hare airport, the space junk burning up over Colorado and Comet McNaught passing by overhead, it’s enough to spark anyone’s imagination. I’ve always been fascinated by the night sky, I’ve spent more hours...
January 16, 2007
Of all the conspiracy ideas circulating the Internet the one that intrigues me the most and turns my eyes to the heavens, is the mystery of chemtrails. Simply the number of websites is enough to lure interest and investigation, but as usual with all great mysteries once inside the possibilities see...
January 16, 2007
I watched 60 Minutes last night, as I’m sure many did, in rapt fascination. President Bush in his role as The Decider stands firm in his beliefs that this is a just war and his position will make America stronger. The latest AP poll shows that approval of Bush’s handling of the war is at 29% and y...
January 12, 2007
I was pleased to see the protesters, after President Bush's announcement to send 21,500 more soldiers into war, trickle out across the country. I am pleased because it assures me that things are getting better, that the country still has a pulse. I recognize that war protesters offend many, as thoug...
January 11, 2007
We live in an odd time when governments hire advertisement agencies to bolster their image to other nations, perhaps I am naive, but that just feels like a snake oil salesman is giving me his spiel. In an article on Foxnews.com entitled "Image Makers Weigh in on Improving USA's Perception Overseas",...
January 10, 2007
I've always been attracted to oddities, the strange and unexplained tickle my senses the way nothing else can, perhaps I am a nerd, living in my own little world where wonders aplenty still exist. As a child I spent many hours exploring the woods and wondering about the Lost Colony of Roanoke Island...
November 30, 1999
Years ago I stopped by a friends house while he was watching a movie, I don’t know the name of the movie and I really only saw a few minutes of it, but that piece of cinematic torture has remained with me since. The scene that has haunted me showed a man being killed with a stun gun, shocked over a...