Archive for June, 2009

There is a this question that I have to ask myself now and then just to bring me back to a reality of life when I am not a business man or an engineer or serving time in some government function.
As a child I used to daydream, a lot, and I suspect I was pretty normal in that… »

The country we older folks once knew is GONE.  The society we older folks once knew is GONE.  The culture we older folks once knew is GONE.  Everything we ever believed in and worked for has been hijacked and stolen from us by scumbag politicians - - they are all alike - - obeying the… »

For those with the power to influence - - even create and control - - public opinion, the temptation is enormous, if not irresistible.Â
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One of the most overused exclamations in the United States today is “Wake Up America!”  If you Google the phrase, you’ll get in excess of 20 million hits (you’ll get more than two million if… »

Anyone who mistakenly believes that the government doesn’t go after whistleblowers with a vengeance needs to read this interview.  I’ve interspersed some good links between paragraphs, all worth viewing.Â
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The real “nuts” in our midst are those who desperately hold onto what they’ve been told, despite all the evidence available, and they are what keeps… »

    Supermarket cashier to customer with cart full of groceries:  “I’m sorry, sir, we stopped accepting dollars at noon today.  We can now only take globarts, the new global currency that went into effect today.”
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    Customer:  “Where can I get these new globarts?”
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    Cashier:  “I suppose the banks would have them, sir, but before you head off to… »

“Alright fellas, listen up.  It’s almost the end of 1910 and we only have three years to polish and refine our final preparations for taking over the government of the United States.  As you all know, we engineered the fake “Bank Panic of 1907″ to scare the pants off the public and put many of… »

In 930, A.D., the Iceland Parliament, the world’s oldest, was established.
In 1340, the English annihilated the French fleet, assembled for an invasion of England, in a battle off the coast of Flanders at Sluis (Sluys), ending any threat during the Hundred Years War.
In 1567, Mary Queen of Scots, kidnapped by her enemies, was forced to… »

In 1607, first Protestant Episcopal parish in America established, Jamestown.
In 1633, Galileo Galilei is forced by the Inquisition to “abjure, curse, and detest” his Copernican heliocentric views.
In 1684, the Massachusetts Bay Colony charter is revoked by King Charles II of England.
In 1784, Spain closes the lower Mississippi River and the port of New Orleans to… »

Don’t take my word - - or anyone else’s - - for anything.  Research and verify everything to your own satisfaction.
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There is still a lot we don’t know, and probably won’t ever know.
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But let’s recap what we DO KNOW.
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We know FOR CERTAIN and HAVE PROVEN that:
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1.  a.  Nineteen Arab Muslims did not hijack four airplanes on… »

Over the years I have found the wisdom of others usually surpasses my own. The rant below comes from a dear friend that lives and provides that wisdom to me daily. To be honest, I can’t tell when she sent this to me, but it made such an impression that I just had to keep… »