Do you feel sorry for the Manchester Arena victims? I don't. What I feel is disgust.
Suppose your kid comes home every day crying about how the bully stole his milk money again. The first couple of times you feel pity and want to give comfort, but as some point you get disgusted. Why do you take the same route to school every day, you ask? Why don't you fight back, you ask? Why don't you get some of your buddies together and kick the bully's ass, you ask?
I'm fed up with the constant chorus of "we have to be understanding" and "we can't fight back" in the propaganda Street Meat Media. I am sick of governments, established to protect their citizens, instead do everything to mollycoddle the bullies by letting them past the borders, then handing them the keys to the city.
It's time society grew a pair and, if the government isn't going to do its job, take matters into their own hands.
It is abundantly clear that the SJW/Post-Modernist bullshit is getting people killed. The more folks give, the more the bullies take. As if the past 40 years of bullshit hasn't been enough, these social numbnuts keep rolling over and asking to be slapped again. It's a case of mass masochism, and it needs to stop.
A tiny group of sub-humans have been allowed to kill, maim, rape and plunder with complete abandon. We, the victims, have been told to just let it happen, because all the killing and maiming is due to the bullies being victims, too. Well, guess what, I don't care what kind of childhood a mass murder had, he needs to be dispatched to the Great Beyond when his personal trauma becomes a detriment to society, and a bunch of kids being shredded by a nail bomb at a concert is most certainly a detriment.
The only thing bullies understand is force. It is how they relate to the rest of the world. They use force, and the only way to stop them is to return force.
Billions of people are being held hostage by a tiny group of shitwits who wave a book around as justification for causing death and mayhem. Well, guess what skeezix, it's time to get your ass handed to you on a platter.
The longer people continue to buy into this psycho-babble pablum, the more the bastards will escalate their attacks. They are like spoiled 3-year-olds. When they get away with saying "no" once, they continue until they find where daddy's limit is.
The way I learned it, a combatant puts on a uniform and identifies himself as a warrior in battle. Civilians used to be off-limits. You didn't attack the women, children and infirmed who weren't part of the fight. You picked your fights with those committed to fighting back. That was the manly thing to do.
When you use children to secretly plant bombs in public places to purposefully and with malice aforethought cause grievous harm to non-combatants, then the gloves came off and the fight got really, REALLY nasty.
Well, folks, it's time for the fight to get really, REALLY nasty. When a bunch of Shia muslims blow up a bunch of Sunni muslims who blow up a bunch of Wahabi muslims in their own countries, that's their problem. But when these folks pose as "refugees" in foreign countries and loudly demand respect - even special treatment - so they can blow up a bunch of teenagers, it's time to get nasty.
The only way to stop the bullies is to get a whole lot nastier on them than they have been on us. They main one, we main ten. They blow up 20, we blow up 50. No, I don't mean flying our gleaming coward machines (usu. called jet fighters) over their homes and bombing their non-combatants. I mean finding the assholes doing this harm on home soil and take them into the street and beat them senseless.
It is all they understand.
A couple of years ago, a bus driver here in Jakarta accidentally hit and killed a 12-year-old girl who ran out into the street in front of the bus. A crowd of men gathered around and pulled the driver out on the street and beat him to death on the spot. That's what bullies understand.
These are not religious people. They aren't even human in any sense of the word I know. They are vile vermin who slink around in the dark and kill those who can't or won't fight back.
And if it turns out that our own governments are supporting these slime in order to promote an agenda? Well, that makes the governments complicit in the crimes and on the same level as the bullies. And they should be dealt with accordingly.
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Showing posts with label civil disobedience. Show all posts
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24.5.17
24.6.13
Participating In Your Own Demise
A THOUGHT: How about a mass movement to rescind Obama's Peace Prize? Might send a pretty loud message! Something to consider...
Back in my idealistic youth, when I used to think it was worth fighting 'the system', I was arrested a lot for exercising my right to travel. Didn't matter, since I always won in court, but it did give me quite an insight into the world of the police state.
Back then, in the early 1990s, I was being transported from one jail to another (just to give the lazy bastards something to do). The cop drove most of the way at 90+ miles per hour down city streets, and at a red light that he couldn't run, he spotted an attractive young woman in the car next to us. He delayed a bit at the green light and typed her license plate into his on-board computer, getting her vital stats and home address, among other things.
Supposedly, this type of thing was supposed to be illegal. But so was careening at high speed down city streets when there was no emergency. He did it because he could. He had power, and who was going to do anything about it? His colleagues who were doing the same thing?
You see, that's the thing about having power - the temptation to use it is overwhelming. Especially when the only people who can stop you are doing the same thing.
When the NSA was given the power to spy on everyone, foreign and domestic, all that did was legally sanction what they had been doing for decades. Snooping on people's private lives is what the CIA and NSA were designed to do from the get-go. The FBI was doing it on American citizens since it was founded. That agency was used by presidents to keep tabs on various critics and J. Edgar Hoover's files have been 'discovered' many times over the years.
It all started with drivers' licenses. That one item allowed state governments to build databases of photos, vital stats, home addresses, and signatures. Those files were appended with any notes and records the state cared to keep on you. Then a law back in the 80s authorized the states to share that information with each other and the feral gummint in the name of catching 'deadbeat dads'.
They always couch these things in terms of a greater good: licensed drivers (safe roads), deadbeat dads (The Children), mass shootings (gun control), terrorism (snooping). And it doesn't matter the original intent. It only matters that they have the information and can use it with impunity for any purpose.
What's more, the NSA and its ilk have all the latest high-tech stuff, including super-computers and massive backbone internet lines. If Goldman Sachs has the ability to front-run stock market trades, then you can bet the NSA has it. In fact, it was probably developed for the government's crash prevention efforts, but with that kind of power lying around, who needs Iran-Contra to fund your black projects? Just play the market for a day or two and *POOF*, you have tons of money to fund coups, secret incursions and any other hobbies you have picked up over the years.
Just like the cop I saw illegally getting information on a private citizen just because he took a liking to her, being able to manipulate markets for personal and departmental profit, not to mention just for the hell of it, would be a rather tough temptation to resist. If you could push a button and make the stocks in your 401(k) skyrocket, would you think to yourself, "No, that wouldn't be ethical, even though all my co-workers are doing it and getting rich."
The fact is that ANY power in the hands of government is destined to be abused, as history shows. Things as innocuous as census questionnaires and passports are being used to delve into people's personal lives and track/control their movements. No amount of power is without the risk of abuse by government, any more than it is safe in the hands of individuals. All power is subject to abuse, and greater power is subject to greater abuse, to paraphrase Baron Acton. The most frightening abuses come when power is centralized, as it has been over the past century in the US.
The only solution is the complete dissolution of large, centralized governments, but that hardly seems likely. Concerted efforts on the part of people to regain their power and rights might work for a time, but governments thus denuded will begin almost immediately retaking the same ground. A neo-Luddite solution is also doomed to fail, as folks like their gee-gaws.
The only realistic solution is for people to stop participating in their own enslavement. Let you driver's license expire and don't renew it. Stop using taxpayer numbers for any reason. Stop filling out the census questionnaires. Don't use real names or data on any social media or electronic devices. Try using hushmail.com or following some of these suggestions.
Whatever you do, spend at least some part of each day throwing as many monkey wrenches into the works as you can. It is our civic and spiritual duty to start unraveling this mess. After all, we are at least partly responsible for allowing it to happen.
As a vast number of people are starting to realize, freedom is something that is earned each day and in each generation. We can not trust ANY government to protect our rights, no matter how benign it may seem or how many flowery words are written into the law. All governments are enemies of peace and freedom by their very natures. Don't they enforce their existence with guns? It is the threat of violence that keeps people in line, so what's to stop them from taking more and more power from the same people at whom they point guns?
Governments are like unruly chidren: they will continue to misbehave until they find the limits of tolerance. As long as we allow government to ride rough-shod over us, it will continue to increase the abuse until we finally put a stop to it.
The problem is, once genies are out of the bottle, they can be awful difficult to stuff back in.
Back in my idealistic youth, when I used to think it was worth fighting 'the system', I was arrested a lot for exercising my right to travel. Didn't matter, since I always won in court, but it did give me quite an insight into the world of the police state.
Back then, in the early 1990s, I was being transported from one jail to another (just to give the lazy bastards something to do). The cop drove most of the way at 90+ miles per hour down city streets, and at a red light that he couldn't run, he spotted an attractive young woman in the car next to us. He delayed a bit at the green light and typed her license plate into his on-board computer, getting her vital stats and home address, among other things.
Supposedly, this type of thing was supposed to be illegal. But so was careening at high speed down city streets when there was no emergency. He did it because he could. He had power, and who was going to do anything about it? His colleagues who were doing the same thing?
You see, that's the thing about having power - the temptation to use it is overwhelming. Especially when the only people who can stop you are doing the same thing.
When the NSA was given the power to spy on everyone, foreign and domestic, all that did was legally sanction what they had been doing for decades. Snooping on people's private lives is what the CIA and NSA were designed to do from the get-go. The FBI was doing it on American citizens since it was founded. That agency was used by presidents to keep tabs on various critics and J. Edgar Hoover's files have been 'discovered' many times over the years.
It all started with drivers' licenses. That one item allowed state governments to build databases of photos, vital stats, home addresses, and signatures. Those files were appended with any notes and records the state cared to keep on you. Then a law back in the 80s authorized the states to share that information with each other and the feral gummint in the name of catching 'deadbeat dads'.
They always couch these things in terms of a greater good: licensed drivers (safe roads), deadbeat dads (The Children), mass shootings (gun control), terrorism (snooping). And it doesn't matter the original intent. It only matters that they have the information and can use it with impunity for any purpose.
What's more, the NSA and its ilk have all the latest high-tech stuff, including super-computers and massive backbone internet lines. If Goldman Sachs has the ability to front-run stock market trades, then you can bet the NSA has it. In fact, it was probably developed for the government's crash prevention efforts, but with that kind of power lying around, who needs Iran-Contra to fund your black projects? Just play the market for a day or two and *POOF*, you have tons of money to fund coups, secret incursions and any other hobbies you have picked up over the years.
Just like the cop I saw illegally getting information on a private citizen just because he took a liking to her, being able to manipulate markets for personal and departmental profit, not to mention just for the hell of it, would be a rather tough temptation to resist. If you could push a button and make the stocks in your 401(k) skyrocket, would you think to yourself, "No, that wouldn't be ethical, even though all my co-workers are doing it and getting rich."
The fact is that ANY power in the hands of government is destined to be abused, as history shows. Things as innocuous as census questionnaires and passports are being used to delve into people's personal lives and track/control their movements. No amount of power is without the risk of abuse by government, any more than it is safe in the hands of individuals. All power is subject to abuse, and greater power is subject to greater abuse, to paraphrase Baron Acton. The most frightening abuses come when power is centralized, as it has been over the past century in the US.
The only solution is the complete dissolution of large, centralized governments, but that hardly seems likely. Concerted efforts on the part of people to regain their power and rights might work for a time, but governments thus denuded will begin almost immediately retaking the same ground. A neo-Luddite solution is also doomed to fail, as folks like their gee-gaws.
The only realistic solution is for people to stop participating in their own enslavement. Let you driver's license expire and don't renew it. Stop using taxpayer numbers for any reason. Stop filling out the census questionnaires. Don't use real names or data on any social media or electronic devices. Try using hushmail.com or following some of these suggestions.
Whatever you do, spend at least some part of each day throwing as many monkey wrenches into the works as you can. It is our civic and spiritual duty to start unraveling this mess. After all, we are at least partly responsible for allowing it to happen.
As a vast number of people are starting to realize, freedom is something that is earned each day and in each generation. We can not trust ANY government to protect our rights, no matter how benign it may seem or how many flowery words are written into the law. All governments are enemies of peace and freedom by their very natures. Don't they enforce their existence with guns? It is the threat of violence that keeps people in line, so what's to stop them from taking more and more power from the same people at whom they point guns?
Governments are like unruly chidren: they will continue to misbehave until they find the limits of tolerance. As long as we allow government to ride rough-shod over us, it will continue to increase the abuse until we finally put a stop to it.
The problem is, once genies are out of the bottle, they can be awful difficult to stuff back in.
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16.11.11
A Siimple Solution To Complex Problems
Ah, I love the sound of gauntlets being thrown. The Icke-Ventura article seemed to strike a chord with several readers, most of whom responded positively, wishing that we could all focus on getting things done, and leave the ego stroking for later on.
A couple of email, though, challenged me.
Now, how do we fix this thing?
Well, there's a group called UNPO. Yes, I know it's a junior UN, and the primary goal is to get members into the UN, and the UN is part of the problem. But hear me out.
First of all, everyone and his brother has a pet theory about how we got into this mess. I'm one of them, certainly. A lot of these folks make a pretty penny hawking books and DVDs expounding at great length, with footnotes and references, just exactly which path we turned on that got us bass-ackwards. A major key to any solution must avoid the whole pile of arguments about reptilians and Vaticans and 16th Amendments. How we got here is a hobby to pursue after we get back on the right path.
Second, we do NOT want to instigate or advocate violence of any kind. In fact, that kind of thing just feeds the enemy. That's what they want, and they want it in spades, because they have the market cornered on violence and toys to create it. That kind of action is very bad PR and provides grist for the mill, when it comes to needing an excuse to mow us down in our tracks. Make them take the first move, so our hands are clean. Self-defense is morally justifiable.
Third, protests are completely ineffectual and also provide ample grist for the mill. The lapdog media take giddy delight in showing defecating in the streets and muddy, grisly people disobeying park rules, and curfews, and all the other crap (like hahahahaha~ permits). On top of that, the objects of the protests lose absolutely nothing: it doesn't force them to the negotiating table, it doesn't stop them from their evil deeds, and they make money ridiculing the protesters on TeeVee.
Fourth, it must provide the most bang for the buck, since most of us trying to set things right don't have any of those. Ideally, it should cost about $100, and a few hours of work, with minimal raw materials to achieve the desired effect.
Fifth, it should use official channels and turn their system against them, the way they do to us. It should force them to show their cards, or at least a good number of them, so that the fence-sitters are forced to make a choice. It's too easy for them to position themselves as heroes, when they are wearing masks.
Sixth, it should completely avoid anything with the titles 'lawyer,' 'court,' 'judge,' and 'constitution.' All of those words denote things that have been tried ad nauseum, and have failed because they are contained and controlled. In other words, they are part of the problem, not the solution.
By this point, you're thinking, "Alright big boy, that's a mighty tall drink of water you've put on the table. So, what's the plan?"
Glad you asked, or someone who looked a lot like you, at any rate.
The answer is called UNPO, the Unrecognized Nations and Peoples Organization. It's a little known UN project to control dissent and get an idea of who's serious about controlling their own lives.
In general, UNPO is a baby UN. The members meet in session, provide support, offer diplomatic training, show the worthy ones where the teat is, so they can latch on the World Bank milk (by worthy, I mean the ones who look like they have a chance to actually succeed). It's basically designed to get these budding nations into the debt game, kind of like offering college kids credit cards. Gets them hooked before they know what they're doing.
But we know, don't we? So, we're one step ahead of that game.
Now, if all the Occupy groups and secessionist groups and libertarian groups (put the ego away boys), and heck, throw in any significant ethnic sub-types, like Texians, Cajuns, Okies, you name it...if all these groups organize and complete an application for UNPO and file it, it might cause a little fun.
Complete rules, forms and whatnot are available on their website.
The trick is, file the applications, and then don't let up. Dig in like a wood tick and press the issue until they get absolutely sick and tired of you. Then push some more.
Oh sure, it will mean doing a little homework. It will mean research at the law library and in history books, typing up a bunch of stuff and scratching together the filing fee and FedEx fare, but can you imagine?
Suppose motivated groups in all 50 states and assorted territories filed applications, and then put out press releases to that effect, and banded together in solidarity to support each other's applications. Suppose these groups hammered Timor L'este and Taiwan and Latvia and Estonia (all current or former members) with coordinated requests for support. Suppose these groups joined forces with all the American indian applicants (I'm a native American, so that title don't wash in my book), and made it a moral and ethical and (gasp) politically correct issue! This could be, if done right and with feeling, one of the most effective and amazing attacks on PTB to ever occur! Worst case scenario (from their perspective) is that the applications are accepted!
And it's cheap, bloodless, doesn't involve protests, allows for controlled media access, doesn't use a court, judge or lawyer, and would cause the biggest round of underwear changing in modern history.
And it has the advantiage of never having been tried, at least on the scale I'm talking about. I did file an application on the part of the Republic of Texas years ago, and was viciously attacked by the Bush crime family.
There are two key points to remember. Your group will need at least one person who is media savvy to handle all communications with the 'press'. That includes releases, interviews, etc. A spokes(person) is not a leader, so it works for anarchists, as well. But, you do need a smooth, camera-friendly face for your group so that everyone speaks with one voice and comes across as civilized and erudite.
Yes, I know. We are pushing individualism. But, when you enter their arena, you have to play by their rules, and be better prepared than they are to make them look like the babbling fools that they are. This is a mighty task, but absolutely necessary. It's a tried and true technique, just like everyone thinks Betty Crocker, Sarah Lee and Mrs. Smith are real people.
You must be absolutely dogged in pursuing this. No letting up. Demand a hearing of your case. Have people send one email a day to support your application (goal being several hunder per group per day). Get the fax numbers for all your local radio and TeeVee news outlets in the area and send out releases once a week (Monday morning) detailing your latest efforts. Be sure to include your media person's contact info at the bottom.
Cool, but unnecessary, is to come up with a snappy name, like the Waxahachie Native Defense League. Design a logo or flag. You'll need it when your delegation receives diplomatic envoys. Come up with a one-page tear sheet about how your people have been put down for so long and suffered the abuses of the occupying forces in your homeland. Maybe a theme song? That kind of thing. And make sure you stress that your group is committed to non-violence. Very important.
Take a minute to read UNPO's website Ponder all the really interesting options available in this kind of approach. Best of all, savor the idea of using their own system to drive them crazy. And they can't throw you in jail for contempt. They can't fine you. There's no curfews or permits. Don't need a meeting hall (though it wouldn't hurt). There's no outrageous lawyer fees and you don't have to beg and pray to a court, or some pompous, lard-ass judge who was bought and paid before he graduated law school.
I think once you ponder this option, you'll see the beauty of its simplicity. The best part is everyone stays home, gets three hots and a cot, can watch TeeVee to see their press guy interviewed, and out of a group of a hundred people, might cost everyone a buck or two each. Not that you could buy more fun with that little bit of money.
If you really want to push things along, be sure to send offical diplomatic communiques to all of the other UNPO members, asking them to support your application, and in exchange, your group will support and promote their causes, as well. Can't hurt, right?
After your ponder, you will have to agree that I, and no one else, am absolutely right, and I won't broke any argument. There's only room for one ego here, and I was first.
Aren't I brilliant?
A couple of email, though, challenged me.
"OK man, if your [sic] so smart why don't you come up with a solution that everyone can do that avoids all the bitching?"Sure, no problem. First of all, 'you are' is contracted as 'you're'. Communicating clearly is a major hurdle in all this.
Now, how do we fix this thing?
Well, there's a group called UNPO. Yes, I know it's a junior UN, and the primary goal is to get members into the UN, and the UN is part of the problem. But hear me out.
First of all, everyone and his brother has a pet theory about how we got into this mess. I'm one of them, certainly. A lot of these folks make a pretty penny hawking books and DVDs expounding at great length, with footnotes and references, just exactly which path we turned on that got us bass-ackwards. A major key to any solution must avoid the whole pile of arguments about reptilians and Vaticans and 16th Amendments. How we got here is a hobby to pursue after we get back on the right path.
Second, we do NOT want to instigate or advocate violence of any kind. In fact, that kind of thing just feeds the enemy. That's what they want, and they want it in spades, because they have the market cornered on violence and toys to create it. That kind of action is very bad PR and provides grist for the mill, when it comes to needing an excuse to mow us down in our tracks. Make them take the first move, so our hands are clean. Self-defense is morally justifiable.
Third, protests are completely ineffectual and also provide ample grist for the mill. The lapdog media take giddy delight in showing defecating in the streets and muddy, grisly people disobeying park rules, and curfews, and all the other crap (like hahahahaha~ permits). On top of that, the objects of the protests lose absolutely nothing: it doesn't force them to the negotiating table, it doesn't stop them from their evil deeds, and they make money ridiculing the protesters on TeeVee.
Fourth, it must provide the most bang for the buck, since most of us trying to set things right don't have any of those. Ideally, it should cost about $100, and a few hours of work, with minimal raw materials to achieve the desired effect.
Fifth, it should use official channels and turn their system against them, the way they do to us. It should force them to show their cards, or at least a good number of them, so that the fence-sitters are forced to make a choice. It's too easy for them to position themselves as heroes, when they are wearing masks.
Sixth, it should completely avoid anything with the titles 'lawyer,' 'court,' 'judge,' and 'constitution.' All of those words denote things that have been tried ad nauseum, and have failed because they are contained and controlled. In other words, they are part of the problem, not the solution.
By this point, you're thinking, "Alright big boy, that's a mighty tall drink of water you've put on the table. So, what's the plan?"
Glad you asked, or someone who looked a lot like you, at any rate.
The answer is called UNPO, the Unrecognized Nations and Peoples Organization. It's a little known UN project to control dissent and get an idea of who's serious about controlling their own lives.
In general, UNPO is a baby UN. The members meet in session, provide support, offer diplomatic training, show the worthy ones where the teat is, so they can latch on the World Bank milk (by worthy, I mean the ones who look like they have a chance to actually succeed). It's basically designed to get these budding nations into the debt game, kind of like offering college kids credit cards. Gets them hooked before they know what they're doing.
But we know, don't we? So, we're one step ahead of that game.
Now, if all the Occupy groups and secessionist groups and libertarian groups (put the ego away boys), and heck, throw in any significant ethnic sub-types, like Texians, Cajuns, Okies, you name it...if all these groups organize and complete an application for UNPO and file it, it might cause a little fun.
Complete rules, forms and whatnot are available on their website.
The trick is, file the applications, and then don't let up. Dig in like a wood tick and press the issue until they get absolutely sick and tired of you. Then push some more.
Oh sure, it will mean doing a little homework. It will mean research at the law library and in history books, typing up a bunch of stuff and scratching together the filing fee and FedEx fare, but can you imagine?
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| UNPO Members |
And it's cheap, bloodless, doesn't involve protests, allows for controlled media access, doesn't use a court, judge or lawyer, and would cause the biggest round of underwear changing in modern history.
And it has the advantiage of never having been tried, at least on the scale I'm talking about. I did file an application on the part of the Republic of Texas years ago, and was viciously attacked by the Bush crime family.
There are two key points to remember. Your group will need at least one person who is media savvy to handle all communications with the 'press'. That includes releases, interviews, etc. A spokes(person) is not a leader, so it works for anarchists, as well. But, you do need a smooth, camera-friendly face for your group so that everyone speaks with one voice and comes across as civilized and erudite.
Yes, I know. We are pushing individualism. But, when you enter their arena, you have to play by their rules, and be better prepared than they are to make them look like the babbling fools that they are. This is a mighty task, but absolutely necessary. It's a tried and true technique, just like everyone thinks Betty Crocker, Sarah Lee and Mrs. Smith are real people.
You must be absolutely dogged in pursuing this. No letting up. Demand a hearing of your case. Have people send one email a day to support your application (goal being several hunder per group per day). Get the fax numbers for all your local radio and TeeVee news outlets in the area and send out releases once a week (Monday morning) detailing your latest efforts. Be sure to include your media person's contact info at the bottom.
Cool, but unnecessary, is to come up with a snappy name, like the Waxahachie Native Defense League. Design a logo or flag. You'll need it when your delegation receives diplomatic envoys. Come up with a one-page tear sheet about how your people have been put down for so long and suffered the abuses of the occupying forces in your homeland. Maybe a theme song? That kind of thing. And make sure you stress that your group is committed to non-violence. Very important.
Take a minute to read UNPO's website Ponder all the really interesting options available in this kind of approach. Best of all, savor the idea of using their own system to drive them crazy. And they can't throw you in jail for contempt. They can't fine you. There's no curfews or permits. Don't need a meeting hall (though it wouldn't hurt). There's no outrageous lawyer fees and you don't have to beg and pray to a court, or some pompous, lard-ass judge who was bought and paid before he graduated law school.
I think once you ponder this option, you'll see the beauty of its simplicity. The best part is everyone stays home, gets three hots and a cot, can watch TeeVee to see their press guy interviewed, and out of a group of a hundred people, might cost everyone a buck or two each. Not that you could buy more fun with that little bit of money.
If you really want to push things along, be sure to send offical diplomatic communiques to all of the other UNPO members, asking them to support your application, and in exchange, your group will support and promote their causes, as well. Can't hurt, right?
After your ponder, you will have to agree that I, and no one else, am absolutely right, and I won't broke any argument. There's only room for one ego here, and I was first.
Aren't I brilliant?
22.6.11
Singin' WWIV Blues
Since I was one of those lucky kids who had to hide under my desk at school every Friday at noon, when the air raid sirens went off, I think i can safely say this is the opening of WWIV.
WWIII took place from the end of WWII until the 80s, when the rest of the world went socialist and there was no point to fighting with your friends. It was a 'cold war,' which means the sides blew up other people's countries as a proxy for their own ideological differences.
Here in WWIV, it's the banksters against the rest of the world. This war is fought in board rooms and stock exchanges, using paper and bytes.
There's no nation vs. nation, because all the governments (with the exception of Libya) are already owned lock, stock and ice-cold barrel. Any country that has money and a fair cut of resources has been subsumed. The few that haven't, well, they're not important because they don't have anything of value to the banksters. Qaddafi had about the only large stock of sovereign gold and oil left that wasn't in the bankster inventory.
WWIV is a war of thinking people vs. the Sheep. The handfuls of independent folks out there who still think and act in ways that aren't sanctioned by The Owners are slowly being cornered.
Things like the TSA grope-a-ropes are actually sorting bins. The Sheep just shuffle through silently and take their vaccines and soma. Those who complain are being tagged and catalogued for later rendering. The hot war will come soon enough, but for now, the banksters need to figure out where all the hiding places are, since the rebels aren't in a single physical area, like a country or something.
The whole thing reminds me of that old Star Trek episode called, "Taste of Armaggedon." The gang lands on a planet which is at war with another planet, fought by computers. The machines launch virtual attacks and calculate virtual damages, and then the assigned Sheep are tagged to voluntarily walk into disintegration chambers.
I mean, every time I read one of these 'cyber-war' stories trying to make me afraid of someone else' bytes, I just have to laugh! Did all those Pentagon and bankster idiots watch Star Trek too? Because it sure seems like they're trying to bring that episode to life.
Certainly, one gets the impression this whole charade is coming to a head. The US is fighting six wars at once, while at the same time it's going flat broke. The EU is about to go 'foof!', which is Greek for "oh hell." Russia and China are playing footsie as they look at the entire western hemisphere going in the crapper. The entire Middle East is singing the Rolling Stones (hey you, get offa my cloud!). Even Antarctica seems to be having troubles, since Emperor penguins are swimming 2,000 miles to New Zealand to get out of there.
That's almost a good as Spalding Gray swimmin to Cambodia.
The interesting part of all of this is that one gets the distinct impression that the banksters are acting out of desperation. They are moving fast and apparently not too concerned if people see behind the curtain now. Maybe their TSA headcounts of the wild ones is showing just a few more heads than they had anticipated. Certainly, places like Texas passing laws making the 'yellow shirts' criminals was not in their play-book.
Where's Gandi, or Emerson, or Thoreau? Where are the Bob Dylans and hippies? Where's the righteous indignation and the social conscience? Have everyone gone nuts, gone soft or gone completely to sleep?
What really amazes me are the hippies. They turned on, tuned in and burned out. They vanished into the woods and became Microsoft and Celestial Seasonings. An entire generation of trouble makers have become a bunch of gelatinous proto-plasm whose biggest concern is timing their investments and and hoping Social Security lasts long enough for them to get theirs. A complete waste os resources, that bunch is.
It's a sad state of affairs when the shining hope for the future is a bunch of pasty cyber-punks whose idea of fun is cracking security on the US Senate's webpage. I mean, come on...that's not a victory, that's a flea on an elephant.
If the world was turned right, people would shun corporate products and sparkly gee-gaws and politicians, and start their own economies governments.
If the world was turned right, everyone would stop paying credit cards and mortgages at the same time, and shove a middle finger in the face of anything that resembles 'old school' power and control.
Than's if the world was turned right. As it looks from here, it ain't even turned at all.
Pretty soon, the scanners at the airports will become disintegrators, and we'll all be living a Star Trek episode where we march happily into them and vanish forever, on command. There won't be need for bullets and bombs, we'll all just fall on our swords when told. When the message comes that little Johnny had his virtual leg blown off in a virtual attack, poppa will eargerly run over and hack it off so that the game can continue.
Who knows? Maybe Roddenberry was on to something. After all, we all have communicators now, phasers are being tested at Livermore and warp drive exists for the privileged few.
Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life down here.
WWIII took place from the end of WWII until the 80s, when the rest of the world went socialist and there was no point to fighting with your friends. It was a 'cold war,' which means the sides blew up other people's countries as a proxy for their own ideological differences.
Here in WWIV, it's the banksters against the rest of the world. This war is fought in board rooms and stock exchanges, using paper and bytes.
There's no nation vs. nation, because all the governments (with the exception of Libya) are already owned lock, stock and ice-cold barrel. Any country that has money and a fair cut of resources has been subsumed. The few that haven't, well, they're not important because they don't have anything of value to the banksters. Qaddafi had about the only large stock of sovereign gold and oil left that wasn't in the bankster inventory.
WWIV is a war of thinking people vs. the Sheep. The handfuls of independent folks out there who still think and act in ways that aren't sanctioned by The Owners are slowly being cornered.
Things like the TSA grope-a-ropes are actually sorting bins. The Sheep just shuffle through silently and take their vaccines and soma. Those who complain are being tagged and catalogued for later rendering. The hot war will come soon enough, but for now, the banksters need to figure out where all the hiding places are, since the rebels aren't in a single physical area, like a country or something.
The whole thing reminds me of that old Star Trek episode called, "Taste of Armaggedon." The gang lands on a planet which is at war with another planet, fought by computers. The machines launch virtual attacks and calculate virtual damages, and then the assigned Sheep are tagged to voluntarily walk into disintegration chambers.
I mean, every time I read one of these 'cyber-war' stories trying to make me afraid of someone else' bytes, I just have to laugh! Did all those Pentagon and bankster idiots watch Star Trek too? Because it sure seems like they're trying to bring that episode to life.
Certainly, one gets the impression this whole charade is coming to a head. The US is fighting six wars at once, while at the same time it's going flat broke. The EU is about to go 'foof!', which is Greek for "oh hell." Russia and China are playing footsie as they look at the entire western hemisphere going in the crapper. The entire Middle East is singing the Rolling Stones (hey you, get offa my cloud!). Even Antarctica seems to be having troubles, since Emperor penguins are swimming 2,000 miles to New Zealand to get out of there.
That's almost a good as Spalding Gray swimmin to Cambodia.
The interesting part of all of this is that one gets the distinct impression that the banksters are acting out of desperation. They are moving fast and apparently not too concerned if people see behind the curtain now. Maybe their TSA headcounts of the wild ones is showing just a few more heads than they had anticipated. Certainly, places like Texas passing laws making the 'yellow shirts' criminals was not in their play-book.
Where's Gandi, or Emerson, or Thoreau? Where are the Bob Dylans and hippies? Where's the righteous indignation and the social conscience? Have everyone gone nuts, gone soft or gone completely to sleep?
What really amazes me are the hippies. They turned on, tuned in and burned out. They vanished into the woods and became Microsoft and Celestial Seasonings. An entire generation of trouble makers have become a bunch of gelatinous proto-plasm whose biggest concern is timing their investments and and hoping Social Security lasts long enough for them to get theirs. A complete waste os resources, that bunch is.
It's a sad state of affairs when the shining hope for the future is a bunch of pasty cyber-punks whose idea of fun is cracking security on the US Senate's webpage. I mean, come on...that's not a victory, that's a flea on an elephant.
It's over, I think. \\If the world was turned right, neighbors would show up at the house next door with pitchforks and torches when the banksters came to repo.Like Judas of old
You lie and deceive
A world war can be won
You want me to believe
But I see through your eyes
And I see through your brain
Like I see through the water
That runs down my drainYou fasten the triggers
For the others to fire
Then you set back and watch
When the death count gets higher
You hide in your mansion
As young people’s blood
Flows out of their bodies
And is buried in the mud -- Bob Dylan, Masters of War
If the world was turned right, people would shun corporate products and sparkly gee-gaws and politicians, and start their own economies governments.
If the world was turned right, everyone would stop paying credit cards and mortgages at the same time, and shove a middle finger in the face of anything that resembles 'old school' power and control.
Than's if the world was turned right. As it looks from here, it ain't even turned at all.
Pretty soon, the scanners at the airports will become disintegrators, and we'll all be living a Star Trek episode where we march happily into them and vanish forever, on command. There won't be need for bullets and bombs, we'll all just fall on our swords when told. When the message comes that little Johnny had his virtual leg blown off in a virtual attack, poppa will eargerly run over and hack it off so that the game can continue.
Who knows? Maybe Roddenberry was on to something. After all, we all have communicators now, phasers are being tested at Livermore and warp drive exists for the privileged few.
Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life down here.
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