Comments on: Are Most Americans Insecure And Fearful?

By: Bobo

Bobo — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 02:02:18 +0000

“Bobo, the idea that governments spawn movements which suit their dark purposes is not far-fetched at all.”

It certainly isn’t to me. More the case is that governments are rich targets for covert takeover by secret alliances, as we currently and historically have experienced.

I’ve seen all that Grace attests to on both coasts in my years of traveling. IMO the world’s leading drug “kingpin” is the CIA/DIA/NSA. I’ve lived all over in my undercover housecar.

The sovereignty movement is of the greatest interest to me, and may be an effective way of correcting this situation on an individual basis, particularly for the less mystically inclined.

By: David G

David G — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 23:51:25 +0000

Bobo, the idea that governments spawn movements which suit their dark purposes is not far-fetched at all.

Grace, as usual your contributions to this blog are invaluable. I hope you are right about folk living as neo-humans. It is comforting!

By: Grace

Grace — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:03:40 +0000

I grew up in Nicholls Canyon. One canyon over from Laurel Canyon. People were just using and using each other. Too many drugs. Could never last in that state. People died of overdoses and drug deals gone bad and porn being filmed up in those canyons. I suppose I was lucky being a kid and seeing all the adults destroy themselves. All that cocaine had to be a creature of military intelligence. All that crack in the Black neighborhoods; Bloods & Crips. Gary Webb the San Jose Reporter who died, exposed the CIA connection to all this. Seemed to go overnite from everybody smoked dope to the cocaine phenomenon. In SF, once speed hit the Haight, all the true peace loving hippies headed for the hills and mountains. Today, you will still find alot of speed on Haight. Very exhausting to visit. I believe that the Republican voting Chinese were imported to fill the neighborhoods destroyed by Drugs and The Generation Gap. Very convenient.

There are intentional communities where people are living in harmony. You will probably find no drugs or simply home-grown high quality marijuana. There are people living as Neo Humans now in some of these communities scattered around the world. Thanks Bobo for your perspective and that communes are a viable alternative in our modern world. People just need to understand what worked and works. Peace.

By: Bobo

Bobo — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 22:01:19 +0000

Human evolution can be viewed as a do-it-yourself project rather than the default setting at survival of the fittest, with some acquired traits being passed on(my belief) or accidental mutations being the sole source of progress. My choice is to speed things up for the only human I deign to have control over: myself. (I’m glad to help others, but the effort needs to come from them.) In any case humans are, or should be, moving targets not subject to easy categorization.

As to the longevity of communes: the matter is irrelevant as long as everyone benefited from the arrangement. A very large one that I lived in during the early 70′s was still there in 1987, and may still be, but likely with a substantial occupant turnover . I see a situation where people can move freely between group living arrangements. People in their early twenties generally need some additional socialization to function well in that kind of environment, but usually rise to the occasion, and frequent address changes are typical of unattached people in that age bracket, life being logarithmic. I’m not talking about group marriage here after all. I think that was largely media borne anti-hippie hysteria, which may have resulted in the blood relative cohabitation laws that appeared in many areas.

Dave McGowan’s excellent website has a series of article about Laurel Canyon and Rock music that makes the case that the whole hippie thing was a creature of military intelligence, designed to distract the baby boomers from their opposition to the war of colonization in Southeast Asia.

http://www.davesweb.cnchost.com/

By: David G

David G — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 06:10:42 +0000

Bobo, the idea that communes might come back into fashion is interesting. Problem seems to be that most of them seem fairly short-lived or suffer from a quick turnover.

The question could be asked as to whether we humans are social animals or just animals who have been partly socialized.

By: Bobo

Bobo — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 04:27:41 +0000

Persons feeling isolated should try to establish their own extended “families”. People don’t have to be blood relatives, just responsible. They used to call these “hippie communes”, and I’ve lived in several. Large ones were well administered by political science buffs, but with a little experience, living in groups like this can be quite a pleasure, and a terrific boon to everyone’s social life. The ideal size seems to be between six and twenty people, depending on the nature of the real estate involved. Perhaps the bad patch in the economy will bring them back into fashion. They’re quite fun. Just find a big space and run some ads for roomies. The emphasis on blood relatives seems to devalue relationships with other people unnecessarily.

I also highly recommend drum circles as a venue of social interaction and development of ‘community’, particularly when sited outdoors in a government free zone. (This latter can be facilitated with my favorite psionic device, the “succor punch”(correct spelling), introduced to me by Don Croft, when he lived here. This is a potent intent amplifier and mind control device, generating a scalar wave modulated by your stated intent. Actions have consequences, and unethical use of this is highly ill advised. An excellent pig repellent and attitude improver. The exact wording of your intent seems very important, and an emotional charge really gets it across. They’re expensive but easily made if you do the research. I think it can actually render you invisible[unnoticeable], if that’s your need.)

By: Grace

Grace — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:56:01 +0000

Interesting, Bobo. Just this week I was looking at my house and figuring where I could have a healing room. After the spinal injury I had to stop the spa work, but lately have been thinking about what I can do. Just helping people return to the garden. Hot rocks placed on the back, salt scrubs, soaks, peaceful music, silence, swimming. I mean, in this world there is so little that we remotely have control over (except for ourselves). The New Frontier is not outside of us, but within. If we are going to live in harmony with the Earth, then trusting our internal voice and instincts are key.

The social isolation many Americans exist in is a big problem because we are not a zen like people in general, though there are many exceptions. Kate, I agree, the breaking up of families compounds this common feeling of isolation. The Generation Gap has been a divide and conquer tactic of the powers that be and has been a tragedy for the American family experience, generally speaking. Of course there are always exceptions -and lately more young parents are having large families to bring back the old Ponderosa Americana Grande Family. Livin’ the myth. Gee, and people love to hate on the Mexicans and their big familias. I was pleasantly surprised while living in a Tibetan village to see that the Tibetans experienced NO generational gaps. The old and young and all between were at the same party on Saturday night and listening to the same music and remarkably happy. Coming from California I have lived in the most multicultural places, but these Tibetans were something else for me.
I can tell you that living the life with no extended family feels like a tragedy.

By: Kate

Kate — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 10:33:11 +0000

Thanks Bobo–great insight..so true..please continue to post your opinions..great reads on these posts David..thanks..

By: David G

David G — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 09:05:51 +0000

Thanks for your comment, Bobo. There is much there to reflect upon!

By: Bobo

Bobo — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 08:34:47 +0000

People are still thinking of America as a separate country. The bankers who comprise the globalist power elite are the ones behind 911, for the purpose of using America to enable a worldwide socialist dictatorship under their control. Electronic voting machine companies are all controlled by the “intelligence” “community”, so I reject the notion that the people, or even the Congress, can do anything but slow the long term trend, planned and covertly manipulated, toward a globalist’s workers dystopia. Albert Pike related the historical outline of the twentieth century in his book in 1870. The only ameliorating factor is the widespread development of the psychic faculties of broad swaths of the population, which will ultimately render conspiracy, coercion, and even money obsolete, and embarrassing anachronisms. The control freaks who predominately populate the ranks of politicians, lawyers and cops will be seeking remedial therapy from experienced acid heads and yoga adepts.