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Net Justice
God’s justice assumes you’ll do your best to stay out of other peoples’ way, but that their way won’t mean harming you. It’s a never-ending tension and renegotiation. The biggest source of conflict is unrealistic expectations, particularly regarding what God … Continue reading
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Tagged corporations, government, internet, propaganda
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Accidental Conformity
I can give only what I have. Some say I am able to package it nicely, and it is surely a pleasure for me to do the wrapping. But in the end, it’s what’s inside the packaging that counts. It … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, linux, psychology, resistance
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Do This First
We are under a dictatorship. It’s a tyranny we Americans tolerate for now, because we don’t have what it takes to resist. Red Dawn? Nah. We aren’t like that; we aren’t that strong. Worse, no enemy is going to make … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, government, justice, psychology, resistance
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Swine Flu Shots: Propaganda versus Propaganda
On the one hand, there is no doubt the most obvious factor in the Swine Flu hysteria is the profit motive for Big Pharma. We know the World Health Organization (WHO) is run by and for Big Pharma. Any pretense … Continue reading
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Tagged government, medicine, propaganda, science, survival
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A Generalized Theory of Conspiracy
It must be understood all government is conspiracy. People conspire together to gain power over others. You can say all you want about the nice theories behind democratic republics, but you can’t prevent a conspiracy of individuals from hijacking the … Continue reading
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Hiatus Is Here
So, no mass of bank closures, no bank holidays, no chaos — just more of the same. I was wrong, and so were those I followed. Eating crow — pass the salt. It’s a cautionary tale. By no means do … Continue reading
Progress on the Upgrade
Reference this post about praying for a computer upgrade: I received a promise of assistance in purchasing, to be paid back at a comfortable rate. This allows me to be just a little more aggressive about selecting something powerful enough … Continue reading
Dating and Courtship: Doing It All Wrong
Western Civilization is in collapse. In a very short time, as such things are measured, it will be gone, forgotten. So don’t waste time mourning. We should have never been here in the first place. The best of what we … Continue reading
Couldn’t Have Guessed
He never expected to live this long. In the middle of his first century of life, nobody could have guessed how simple it was to remove most of the artificial pollutants. All that business about “natural” nutrients pretty much revolutionized … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, fiction, government, writing
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