With a little experience, you can tell when conflicting reports are natural to the process, and when they are proof of deception. You don’t even have to guess at what the officials are trying to hide. Something in the mass of reports coming out of Fort Hood, starting with the earliest public notices, screams loudly [...]
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Fort Hood Massacre: Buried in Deception
Sunday 8 November 2009Categories: social sciences
Tags: government, propaganda, war
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Ron Paul Proves It’s Pointless
Wednesday 4 November 2009Hats off to Ron Paul. From within the system he has striven to make things go right. He preaches the Constitution, does everything he can to get folks to abide by it, works to restrain or remove anything in government which is not in accordance with it, and shows in every way possible the whole [...]
Categories: social sciences
Tags: government, resistance, survival
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Accidental Conformity
Thursday 22 October 2009I 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 is my nature, built into my very DNA, to avoid conforming. It would be easy enough [...]
Categories: social sciences
Tags: culture, linux, psychology, resistance
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Do This First
Wednesday 21 October 2009We 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 it that easy. For example, we seldom see dissent silenced by brute force, notwithstanding the [...]
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Tags: culture, government, justice, psychology, resistance
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A Generalized Theory of Conspiracy
Monday 19 October 2009It 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 whole thing. In the case of the US, the Founders’ fancy thoughts may have been [...]
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Tags: government, propaganda, resistance, survival
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Dating and Courtship: Doing It All Wrong
Wednesday 14 October 2009Western 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 gained could have been gotten some other way. Meanwhile, we have this huge mass of idiocy [...]
Categories: social sciences
Tags: culture, marriage, psychology
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Not Surprised
Saturday 10 October 2009You cannot believe the stuff you see on mainstream TV news. Truly, you cannot take any of it seriously. I recall watching Jaco’s “live” reports from Baghdad, and was not at all surprised to see it was staged.
Of course, there are just enough reports coming live for us to believe the fake ones. Still, I [...]
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Tags: internet, propaganda, psychology
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Clothing Nazis
Saturday 10 October 2009On the one hand, I’m completely prudish. At the same time, I would be the last person to legislate regarding public dress codes. Yes, I reject any notion of gender equality because God made women with more assets, and made men to notice them. Women are made to compete on those grounds, and men fail [...]
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Tags: culture, humor, internet
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Easy Targets
Thursday 8 October 2009So far, most of the newest crowd control weapons have been deployed against harmless protesters. In other words, that nasty business in Pittsburgh over the G-20 meeting was police bullying. The way you can tell is no one did anything to the primary weapons. The protesters didn’t assault the cops; that was the work of [...]
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Tags: demonstrating, government, resistance
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The Dangers of Orthodoxy
Friday 2 October 2009We have this fancy word — “orthodoxy” — which means a generally approved teaching, and implies a generally approved thinking. It assumes an authority among men which promotes and defends correct teaching and thinking. The claim also includes the assertion such “right thinking” cannot be questioned. The question for you and I is not whether [...]
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Tags: culture, government, medicine, propaganda, resistance
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