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Fw: Maybe the biggest question progressives ask themselves

Maybe the biggest question progressives ask themselves while also failing to deal with whatever answers they come up with, is what is it that prevents many people from exercising their moral prerogative or the dissonance between what they see happening in the world and what they feel should be changed. Most people feel powerless when it comes to making real social, cultural, or even personal change in their lives. Two simple examples are riding a bike and eating healthy. Those two examples are practically revolutionary in a society dependent on cars, lack of space and time, and the devastating effects it produces in a society that entices one to eat "filler" food, food that essentially has no nutritional value at all. The rise of type two diabetes, and other worldwide food and water-based issues, is tantamount to a pandemic.  No, i'm not going to get into all the overriding and coinciding factors of why we are where we are, but if people rode bikes instead of their cars t

More questions than answers...

 ... but answers are what we need to start working on. Forget National Politics, forget national political figures, celebrities. If they aren't coming to your local, community BBQ, then they don't matter, do they? I wrote in an earlier article, "I was not afraid of Donald Trump." I've thought about that since the election, and it still holds true. I said it in the same way I can say, "I'm not afraid of nuclear war."  The reason for both statements is basically the same. No one, especially billionaires and businessmen, wants Uncertainty. It's the Uncertainty Principle and believe it or not, we, as the people, should feel Certain that for them to bring the House down means worse for them than for us. Yes, they'll say they are going to, but do or can they really mean it? Yes, those in power, those who have wealth, political power, will make you think the worlds is coming to an end. (Read 'We're Still Living Out the Old Testament'). H

I wish i could be more optimistic

  The apocalypse or I wish I could be more optimistic I feel like americas gonna blow. I wish i could be a little more optimistic You’d probably like to see more also. Optimism that is. I feel america’s gonna show itself To be the false illusion it always strived to be. I wish i could be more optimistic. It’s not my friends who lack, nor poets, nor black lives matter, Who forsake that Peace, But we're talking about america, can’t be anything other than a unexploded munitions just sittin there, waiting for you or me. Like a ups gift, amazon, prime delivery. I wish i could be more optimistic but it’s not in my blood, I’m sore battered and bruised from trying to believe the mean and evil will one day see the light.  Bulb,  We live in a world of make believe.  The end times. Man, will my illusions be shattered when the horned Beast takes down the crowned bitch of heaven with seven bells, horns and trumpets sounding for a whole Millenium that’s yet to com

We're Still Living Out the Old Testament

Do we really want to believe that judaism is god's message to the world, or Islam is way to peace, or Christianity is Love and Understanding, or America is the Defender of Freedom, or we are the center of the Universe? Here's a brief script I borrowed from wikipedia not wilileaks illustrating the fact we are still living in the middle ages where all this became a reality rather than a story, just a story that Men used to rape, kill, and maim. 1500 B.CE  (approx.) Zoroaster  Many historians trace the apocalyptic world view back to                          the Persian prophet Zoroaster, who spoke of a cosmic                          battle between good and evil ending in a new, perfect                          world for humanity. The Zoroastrian tradition survives                          today in Iran and as the basis of Parsiism in India.   592 BCE to 586 BCE The Book of Ezekiel, one of the major                          prophetical books of the Old Testament, is written in   

Patriarchy and Violence

  Patriarchy and modern men's rights groups are notions that could only be acceptable in a world that still believes women are inferior. Patriarchy is a belief system in the same way that earth centrists of the Middle Ages dominated the scientific community during the medieval ages. Then along came Galileo and the future and it was decided and accepted that the earth wasn't the center of anything, much like feminists have debunked, if nothing else, the notion that males are superior to females in any way whatsoever, except the artificial definitions men have imposed on all of us. Men's rights groups then are an artifice of the belief that men somehow once they had been equalized by women, somehow got victimized by the equalization. It's true that truth and science swings like a pendulum and in every regard has it's median to settle into but for scientists to argue that the earth is the center of the universe and for men to argue they haven't gotten a fair

Fwd: Where should we stand

If we say war is never justified in a truly humanitarian world where every human being is no more no less valued than any other, then we are on the side of history thats aligned with all the humanitarian, social justice ideals ever thought or believed. That puts us in the bullseye of the rest who control us as well as control all the reasons for war, capitalism, and fascism. Israel along with its torturing ally, the united states, have redefined warfare in the past seven decades. The imperial arm of the us over the decades by cia sponsored guerrilla operations throughout the world, the weaponization of "friendly" terrorists (such as al queda, taliban, shite, shia) in order to further world wide resistance to any other national aggression, and the state authorized development of torture and black sites to coerce information.   The weaponization of allies has now become an outed foreign policy supported by nearly all politicians, as well as citizens. Progressive politic

Fwd: Im not afraid of donald trump

I'm not afraid of donald trump. I do believe he won't be elected nov 5 2024 but if he is, the implementation of Plan 2025, which seems to be the main fear of progressives and liberals in america these days, and who seem to be willing to vote for kamala harris, plugging their israel-hamas genocidal war from their mind, in order to save themselves from the fascist master plan, 2025. I'm sorry ladies and gentlemen of that leisure class, we, americans, already had slavery, native genocide, cointelpro, the Patriot Act, the media exposure of iraqi war lies, pentagon papers, wikileaks, and now actual support for atrocities and mayhem in the middle east, putting us on the edge of another war we, as americans, will feel guilty about but do nothing about. Fear and guilt is the mainstream american nightmare. Despite all that, is it truly worth wasting a vote on that fear. I'm only saying that if you can't vote your conscience, then why vote at all. Let the ignorant win, if