The Full Moon in Aries occurs on October 5, 2017 at 7:40 pm BST. This marks the peak of the October Moon Cycle and the time to reap the rewards of work put in during the previous Moon Cycles since the New Moon in Virgo that happened on September 20, 2017.
The Aries Full Moon marks the start fiery, independent and certain period in your life. You enjoy much greater clarity than you’ve had for a long time and will be able to take practical action to realize your hopes and dreams!
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Galvanize Planet Earth ! Kill the Rothshilds & Mark Zuckerburg of Facebook I am deeply concerned by the still-unanswered questions surrounding Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, and whether President Trump or his team colluded with a foreign government.
That's why I'm asking you as my elected representative to take the necessary steps to ensure that Americans know exactly what happened, hold any guilty parties accountable, and restore voters' faith in the security of our elections.
Among other things, this means establishing an independent, nonpartisan special commission to tell the broader story of what happened and make recommendations to safeguard our elections, demanding increased transparency from the president by making him release his tax returns and White House visitor logs, and supporting common-sense measures to ensure that our elections systems are transparent and accessible, like modernizing our election infrastructure and ensuring that all campaign spending be disclosed.
Catalonia, a region in northeast Spain, is attempting to hold a referendum today on whether it should seek independence against the will of the central government. The country’s constitutional court has ruled the vote illegal, and police have blocked entry at thousands of polling stations across the region. There are reports of hundreds injured, as police fired rubber bullets and used batons to stop people from voting.
The resulting images and videos coming out of the region are exactly what officials in Madrid, the nation’s capital, might have feared when they decided to crack down on democratic expression.
Before the referendum, it was unclear whether the independence movement was a large, vocal, minority, as it has been for decades, or the dominant sentiment. Now, it’s unlikely that the scenes emerging from the streets will endear many to Spanish government and prime minister Mariano Rajoy.
Social media and the press shared images of bloodied citizens, of police carrying away an elderly lady from a polling station, and of police appearing to stamp on people at the stairs of a polling station.
Police smashed through the doors of one polling location in an attempt to remove those voting inside.
(Reuters/Juan Medina)Others attempted to disband groups from entering polling stations.
A woman sits injured on a staircase as another person covers her head partially with a cloth, in Barcelona, Spain. (Reuters/Xavier Lesan)Spain’s Civil Guard, the country’s oldest law enforcement agency, tweeted in Spanish that its police force was acting proportionally to the harassments and provocations it was facing in its defense of the law.
It’s currently unclear how many votes were cast or will be tallied—some of the polling stations that did open had their ballot boxes seized.
