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Necons, Dispensationalists and Islamic Terrorists
I rather like how George Washington’s Blog covers the issue. It’s a long read, and only worth it if you need a good background overview. It’s like this. GW’s Blog skips over the Zionist roots of the Dispensational Heresy. While … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, oppression, propaganda, survival
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Steering Limits
Moderation is a lost art. A fundamental evil of Western Civilization is objectifying everything. We end up with the paradox of fearing death while we commoditize human life. The only people who don’t fear death tend to be nihilists. What … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, oppression, peace, propaganda
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Wealth, Power and Evil
There is nothing inherently wrong with having wealth and power. It’s dangerous, but it can’t be avoided, and it can be done well. The people who deserve our lasting despite, and perhaps bloody execution at the hands of a lynching … Continue reading
I Would Vote If…
Sure, I’d vote for Ron Paul. I don’t say he’s the greatest, but a whole lot better than the rest. His track record is the whole point. Every other good guy/gal we’ve sent to Washington always broke from their promises … Continue reading
Light Switch, Part 1 (Updated)
(NOTE: I had mistakenly posted the rough draft of this part previously. Fixed now.) The breeze was light, sun warm. Very nice day for this far north. Thomas leaned back against the post at the corner of the cabin, closed … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, geography, government, oppression, resistance
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The Spent Nuclear Fuel Scandal
It has been proven that nuclear fuel rods can be used up and rendered pretty much inert. I suppose it depends on how much you know about nuclear energy. In the first place, had we gone with the thorium process, … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, law, oppression, science
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Apparent Trend of Coups
In these modern times, the real take over comes in a series of coups d’état, versus one complete change. I’m watching. It’s one thing to talk about some shadowy Illuminati as shorthand for some apparent group with an agenda to … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, internet, oppression
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Year End Economic Tea Leaves
This is actually a rather minor note to clarify things of which most people seem unaware. You may understand the noise about WW2 fixing the Great Depression is pure nonsense. What fixed the Great Depression was the US was about … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, propaganda, survival, war
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Unaccountable Hell
When any given system begins too much to favor one party or another, no one should be surprised when the victims start shedding blood. That could be literally or figuratively. For an example of the latter, modern Western marriage is … Continue reading
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Predictions for 2012
Things will get worse than they are now for most humans on this earth. That’s about as close as I can come to a real prediction. If you ask me what I’m doing to prepare as the new year comes … Continue reading