I can't wait for the 2012 version!
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Saturday, July 9, 2011
The Celebration in Blood: 100 Years of the Federal Reserve
January 13, 2013 was a day that will live in infamy.
Just two weeks short of the swearing in a new President. A tragedy occurred, an attack from a new unknown group. The death toll was easily in the hundreds of millions with a certainty that several billion will be dead soon from starvation, untreated injuries, poisoning and exposure due to the destruction of a large part of the infrastructure and the contamination of the food and fresh water supply. Martial Law declared, after many of the standing governments were destroyed... the 'Continuity of Government Plan' was put into action. The Dark Side, the secret government, took control and the domination of the world by men unknown to many of it's inhabitants began.
It seems this has occurred before, all throughout history we have lessons of power corrupting and absolute power corrupting absolutely. Ending with a thirst for blood becoming so great, nothing else mattered. The Mayans, the Romans, the Mongols and many others stand as testimony to mankind's weakness to be deceived.
The lesson to be learned from this massive man made disaster is a lesson never to be forgotten again. Although this lesson had been taught before... and even the President-elect had warned. The unregulated power of fiat currency, the printing of money from nothing, was the greatest source of corruption and destructive force ever contemplated by man. Abe Lincoln, in his Monetary Policy declaration of 1865, had envisioned using the power of money and credit creation for the good of all people... but that power, although sold as good, was put into the hands, not of the people, but a private group who utilized it to conquer the world for themselves.
With the power to create money and issue unlimited credit almost any ideal can be turned on it's head. And with an undying allegiance to money "The Almighty Dollar" of the masses, this method was only enhanced. This ultimate power was easily demonstrated... mother's easily rationalized killing their child because of this allegiance. After all, it seemed for the best. With that kind of power, it's easy to see how the best and the brightest, unaware of the real nature of paper money, can be led to any conclusion. Logic can certainly be twisted with the peppering of printed money into the hands of the 'professional'. Those who represent justice can certainly be convinced that injustice is a necessity. Those who claim to be there to help the sick, diseased and dying will rationalize poisoning their patients if it's "lucrative". Even people themselves, will harm themselves because it feels good, tastes good, is cool and it puts a few more dollars in their pocket.
Fiat money is the ultimate destroyer of civilization... something even the atom bomb pales in comparison to... the greatest weapon of mass destruction.
January 13, 2013 was a disastrous day brought on by man's own hand... but it wasn't the end.
My plea to my fellowman: It's not about voting, or winning, or control, it's about waking up to the knowledge and giving up on ignorance.
Just two weeks short of the swearing in a new President. A tragedy occurred, an attack from a new unknown group. The death toll was easily in the hundreds of millions with a certainty that several billion will be dead soon from starvation, untreated injuries, poisoning and exposure due to the destruction of a large part of the infrastructure and the contamination of the food and fresh water supply. Martial Law declared, after many of the standing governments were destroyed... the 'Continuity of Government Plan' was put into action. The Dark Side, the secret government, took control and the domination of the world by men unknown to many of it's inhabitants began.
It seems this has occurred before, all throughout history we have lessons of power corrupting and absolute power corrupting absolutely. Ending with a thirst for blood becoming so great, nothing else mattered. The Mayans, the Romans, the Mongols and many others stand as testimony to mankind's weakness to be deceived.
The lesson to be learned from this massive man made disaster is a lesson never to be forgotten again. Although this lesson had been taught before... and even the President-elect had warned. The unregulated power of fiat currency, the printing of money from nothing, was the greatest source of corruption and destructive force ever contemplated by man. Abe Lincoln, in his Monetary Policy declaration of 1865, had envisioned using the power of money and credit creation for the good of all people... but that power, although sold as good, was put into the hands, not of the people, but a private group who utilized it to conquer the world for themselves.
With the power to create money and issue unlimited credit almost any ideal can be turned on it's head. And with an undying allegiance to money "The Almighty Dollar" of the masses, this method was only enhanced. This ultimate power was easily demonstrated... mother's easily rationalized killing their child because of this allegiance. After all, it seemed for the best. With that kind of power, it's easy to see how the best and the brightest, unaware of the real nature of paper money, can be led to any conclusion. Logic can certainly be twisted with the peppering of printed money into the hands of the 'professional'. Those who represent justice can certainly be convinced that injustice is a necessity. Those who claim to be there to help the sick, diseased and dying will rationalize poisoning their patients if it's "lucrative". Even people themselves, will harm themselves because it feels good, tastes good, is cool and it puts a few more dollars in their pocket.
Fiat money is the ultimate destroyer of civilization... something even the atom bomb pales in comparison to... the greatest weapon of mass destruction.
January 13, 2013 was a disastrous day brought on by man's own hand... but it wasn't the end.
My plea to my fellowman: It's not about voting, or winning, or control, it's about waking up to the knowledge and giving up on ignorance.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Smart Meters... They're Watching You!
Not to alarm anyone but this is some pretty scary information.
No one has mentioned this to me before but the smart meters are going up all over.
Something to have a discussion over with your neighbors.
No one has mentioned this to me before but the smart meters are going up all over.
Something to have a discussion over with your neighbors.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Openmindedness
I am skeptical about a great deal of things. Even those things accepted as the way things are.
Like the Ptolemaic System that seemed to explain the earth being the center of our solar system... it seemed to work... but it was wrong. I am willing to continue to learn.
There will always be a great deal to learn.
Like the Ptolemaic System that seemed to explain the earth being the center of our solar system... it seemed to work... but it was wrong. I am willing to continue to learn.
There will always be a great deal to learn.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Money isn't everything... it may not even be happiness...
Two stories caught my attention this week... other than my previous blog. But both have a great deal to do with the direction in my life... away from money and toward something much more meaningful. Now, one does not pursue "happiness", "happiness" can't be a goal either... but happiness can be the result of many different activities, purposes or passions... just to name a few.
My first article points to a study conducted in New Zealand. Researchers studied the results of money vs. individualism and found people who are more autonomous... are generally much more happy than those who had money.
Money Can't Buy Happiness
The second is about where we derive most of our pleasure from...
The Pleasure of Imagination
"... the technologies of the imagination provide stimulation of a sort that is impossible to get in the real world. A novel can span birth to death and can show you how the person behaves in situations that you could never otherwise observe. In reality you can never truly know what a person is thinking; in a story, the writer can tell you."
My bottomline is finding purpose and enjoyment in everyday, every hour, every minute... if at all possible.
My first article points to a study conducted in New Zealand. Researchers studied the results of money vs. individualism and found people who are more autonomous... are generally much more happy than those who had money.
Money Can't Buy Happiness
The second is about where we derive most of our pleasure from...The Pleasure of Imagination
"... the technologies of the imagination provide stimulation of a sort that is impossible to get in the real world. A novel can span birth to death and can show you how the person behaves in situations that you could never otherwise observe. In reality you can never truly know what a person is thinking; in a story, the writer can tell you."
My bottomline is finding purpose and enjoyment in everyday, every hour, every minute... if at all possible.
A Father's Day gift to All
This video speaks for itself. Ignorance is not bliss but what is used to keep people in the boxes they are assigned to. It's time to break out of these boxes and this one just might just do it for most. Because, if your boss were to come up to you... and offer to double your pay if you simply did an activity... more than likely most would certainly jump at the chance. This is what this video might just offer for you. Watch... pay attention... and learn. And bust out of the box you've been assigned to.
Monday, May 2, 2011
I don't love guns... I keep them because they are necessary...
"Weapons are the tools of violence;
all decent men detest them.
Weapons are the tools of fear;
...a decent man will avoid them
except in the direst necessity
and, if compelled, will use them
only with the utmost restraint. Peace is his highest value.
If the peace has been shattered,
how can he be content? His enemies are not demons,
but human beings like himself.
He doesn't wish them personal harm.
Nor does he rejoice in victory.
How could he rejoice in victory
and delight in the slaughter of men? He enters a battle gravely,
with sorrow and with great compassion,
as if he were attending a funeral."
Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching
all decent men detest them.
Weapons are the tools of fear;
...a decent man will avoid them
except in the direst necessity
and, if compelled, will use them
only with the utmost restraint. Peace is his highest value.
If the peace has been shattered,
how can he be content? His enemies are not demons,
but human beings like himself.
He doesn't wish them personal harm.
Nor does he rejoice in victory.
How could he rejoice in victory
and delight in the slaughter of men? He enters a battle gravely,
with sorrow and with great compassion,
as if he were attending a funeral."
Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Americans are so Stupid
How stupid are they? Very!
I dislike having to point this out but someone has got to tell the American people their fly is down. It's become so obvious that the average American can be led by the nose to anything... and fleeced over and over again with such ease that Lennie Small, the mentally challenged character from Steinbeck's novel "Of Mice and Men", looks like a genius next to them.
Just put an "expert" in front of them, let's call them "Expert D" and half of the voting populace will be convinced of the necessity. Combine that with a second "expert", "Expert R", that asks for a sliver less, and the other half of the populace will immediately go to arguing with those who favors Expert D's advice. This may go on for several months until a compromise is "hammered out"... and then everyone is congratulated for the compromise. For those at the top it's like taking candy from a baby. Needless to say, success breeds imitation and over the years, every industry and every field of expertise has become much wealthier going to the politicians at the capital and putting on this theater... than figuring out a better way is looked down upon.
The problem is... this has gone on for 100 years... and the giant vault of money that represented the economic wealth of the American economy is practically empty. The final scraps now are being fought over fiercely. But that is a fool's game and the fools are out in numbers!. Anyone willing to step back and look at the system will realize that the system is so unusable that it's foolish to use it for anything. Like a fire hose that has so many holes in it that no matter how big the fire truck pump... and how massive the water supply... only drops come out the nozzle at the fire.
I dislike having to point this out but someone has got to tell the American people their fly is down. It's become so obvious that the average American can be led by the nose to anything... and fleeced over and over again with such ease that Lennie Small, the mentally challenged character from Steinbeck's novel "Of Mice and Men", looks like a genius next to them.Just put an "expert" in front of them, let's call them "Expert D" and half of the voting populace will be convinced of the necessity. Combine that with a second "expert", "Expert R", that asks for a sliver less, and the other half of the populace will immediately go to arguing with those who favors Expert D's advice. This may go on for several months until a compromise is "hammered out"... and then everyone is congratulated for the compromise. For those at the top it's like taking candy from a baby. Needless to say, success breeds imitation and over the years, every industry and every field of expertise has become much wealthier going to the politicians at the capital and putting on this theater... than figuring out a better way is looked down upon.
The problem is... this has gone on for 100 years... and the giant vault of money that represented the economic wealth of the American economy is practically empty. The final scraps now are being fought over fiercely. But that is a fool's game and the fools are out in numbers!. Anyone willing to step back and look at the system will realize that the system is so unusable that it's foolish to use it for anything. Like a fire hose that has so many holes in it that no matter how big the fire truck pump... and how massive the water supply... only drops come out the nozzle at the fire.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Concision
Concision (Wikipedia) is a form of censorship described by media critics such as Noam Chomsky as the practice of limiting debate and discussion of important topics on broadcast news on the basis of broadcast time allotment.
Media critics contend that this practice, especially on commercial broadcasts with advertising, encourages broadcasters to exclude people and ideas that they judge cannot conform to the time limits of a particular program. This leads to a limited number of "the usual suspects" who will say expected ideas that will not require extensive explanation such as mainstream political ones. Furthermore, introducing controversial or unexpected statements that do not conform to those conventional ideas are discouraged as time inefficient because the person will be required to explain and support them in detail.
The Milwaukee Story
Ideas being used against the mind of the innocent
Media critics contend that this practice, especially on commercial broadcasts with advertising, encourages broadcasters to exclude people and ideas that they judge cannot conform to the time limits of a particular program. This leads to a limited number of "the usual suspects" who will say expected ideas that will not require extensive explanation such as mainstream political ones. Furthermore, introducing controversial or unexpected statements that do not conform to those conventional ideas are discouraged as time inefficient because the person will be required to explain and support them in detail.
The Milwaukee Story
Ideas being used against the mind of the innocent
Friday, April 8, 2011
The Million Oz March
I'm a big fan of Silver these days. And this just makes me smile. Seeing JP Morgan go down would certainly make a great deal of the population a tid bit happier.
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