Comments on: An Unfortunate Evolution!

By: kathy

kathy — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:57:57 +0000

I think the election of Brown last week is just so much smoke and mirrors. I got so many emails from some dear friends and as I am also on Obama’s mailing list I got one from there too. All the emails were saying “we have to help the Republican get elected AND we have to stop the Republican from being elected”….Know what??? I’m tired of the game.
It doesn’t matter if it’s left or right, republican or democrat. They are merely puppets for us to look at, to take our attention away from the real issues.

It’s not the “party” that’s taking America down. It’s the bankers and the money system.
Rothschild said” Give me control of a nation’s money and I care not who makes it’s rules.”

The supreme court ruling this week is also smoke and mirrors. They want our attention on this ruling to take our attention away from somthing more important. Corporations and their lobbyists have always given to each party’s campaigns (legal or not) so what’s new with this ruling?

I look for an event or a series of events to follow soon. (Something to blow up and scare the sheeple) so that we can’t complain too long or too loud.

By: kathy

kathy — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:35:20 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5T0fBcDu5U&feature=related

David and all, here’s a link my sis just sent me. Reminds me of our childhood. While you were watching all those good westerns…..this is part of our religious upbringing.. Bluegrass music

By: groo

groo — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 20:58:49 +0000

David,
this was my first post.
Wish You well from over here in Germany!

By: David G

David G — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 20:42:44 +0000

Hey Coffee, thanks for visiting and leaving us your comment on the election of Brown. The fact that Americans are returning to the Repubs. so quickly, I see as a really bad omen. I though 8 years of George W might have taught Americans a lesson. Not so!

The Supreme Court ruling is another bad omen. When are corporations going to be seen for what they are: a blight on society and the planet.

Jeannie, the moral decline of America is sickening to see. And worryingly, it is accelerating. There appears to be no voice for change, no real groundswell of righteousness. Beats me.

Groo, welcome. America is having difficulty in seeing the shadings or recognizing values. It seems to me to be receptive to a ‘Messiah.’

I hope that one like Hitler doesn’t emerge otherwise the world is truly lost.

By: groo

groo — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:39:25 +0000

good question, David.

It is said that Wittgenstein was an avid viewer of Westerns in 1910-20.

Well.
Good versus evil, True versus false, binary logic, from Aristoteles to Ayn Rand .

After the Tractatus, which was the last word of Aristotetelianism so to say,
it is not known (to me) whether he came out of his juvenile habit.

Anyway, the black-white -true false- good-evil dichotomies seem to me an indication of
infancy.

On the other hand, it is NOT an indication of being a grownup to make everything relative.

See the shadings, but keep the values, and be strict on them.

A difficult task indeed.

By: Jeannie

Jeannie — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 16:13:57 +0000

The Supreme Court ruling really give the Cattle Barons a boost up in running the show. Any chance of small voices being able to speak out about issues will be drowned out by a flood of corporate money. But they are people and money is a voice.

If that is so we now need to find a way to put that corporate person in jail when it commits a crime. Too bad there is no chance of that happening.

We could just as well put all government offices up for sale with this new ruling.

By: coffee messiah

coffee messiah — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 14:21:12 +0000

ps: Worse than the idiot election in Ma is this:

Supreme Court Ruling On Political Advertising

To go back and give corporations free will and able to toss as much money as they want to get people elected, is truly the death of america, not the election of one more idiot republican ; (

By: coffee messiah

coffee messiah — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 13:23:06 +0000

Nice analogy, but, at least with people I am real friends with, everyone is tired of sinking money, time and young kids into these positions. Sadly, the sheep mentality into “working for democracy” and with no jobs likely for so many here anymore, the only thing they can do, to survive, if they survive is to join up and feel a part of something, they don’t feel a part of.

At least, that’s how it appears to me. Although, when the draft was going, I got lucky and missed it and would not have joined for all the T in China anyway.

Here’s what I left in answer to you on my blog:
Hey, Thanks…..as for the election, as usual, too much emphasis is put on his winning. I believe it’s more to do with the cost of health care in that state, which you “have” to purchase. Realizing my position, if I “have” to purchase something, I too will not be able to afford it. It’s that simple. Sadly, the dems are so out of it and willing to attempt to work with the repubs who do not want anything to do with progress, that they have now missed the boat on the power they could and did have. Sad, isn’t it?

Cheers! and hope you are doing well!