Comments on: Eight Weeks Of Dislocation! http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/ "This anti-war blog seeks justice, truth and equality. Like the rainbow, it offers hope." Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:55:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=1382 By: John Robertson (Robbo) http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-15590 John Robertson (Robbo) Sat, 23 Jan 2010 23:32:15 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-15590 As usual I'm a million miles behind everyone but have just revisited the site, so as with all others David, all the very best. Robbo As usual I’m a million miles behind everyone but have just revisited the site, so as with all others David, all the very best.
Robbo

]]> By: David G http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-15285 David G Sat, 16 Jan 2010 01:35:08 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-15285 Yes, I do occasionally, Wagelaborer. I've found that many seemingly radical American sites do post articles critical of America but they don't like it when foreigners like me dare to criticize 'The greatest Nation in the History of the World"! Yes, I do occasionally, Wagelaborer. I’ve found that many seemingly radical American sites do post articles critical of America but they don’t like it when foreigners like me dare to criticize ‘The greatest Nation in the History of the World”!

]]> By: wagelaborer http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-15284 wagelaborer Sat, 16 Jan 2010 00:48:57 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-15284 I can't imagine why they would ban you from ICH, David. They've got some far out commentors there, but you weren't one of them. I've never heard of dissident voice. I told you that I got banned from Common Dreams last year. Do you still comment there? I can’t imagine why they would ban you from ICH, David. They’ve got some far out commentors there, but you weren’t one of them.

I’ve never heard of dissident voice.

I told you that I got banned from Common Dreams last year. Do you still comment there?

]]> By: Grace http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-15017 Grace Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:51:18 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-15017 David, I am glad that this most personal experience is not sometiong you must face alone, in a vacuum,.. but in a communal, collective experience. Australia sounds like they have the right ideas of how to care for their own. Really good to hear from you. David, I am glad that this most personal experience is not sometiong you must face alone, in a vacuum,.. but in a communal, collective experience. Australia sounds like they have the right ideas of how to care for their own. Really good to hear from you.

]]> By: David G http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-14977 David G Wed, 06 Jan 2010 06:08:09 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-14977 Kathy, your comment is encouraging. I will read it many times over the next period. Thanks. Kathy, your comment is encouraging. I will read it many times over the next period. Thanks.

]]> By: Adina http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-14950 Adina Tue, 05 Jan 2010 08:23:10 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-14950 Dear Kathy, when I mean it everything is self caused.. I do not mean it literally, in an unilateral relation (one causes harm back to same one). It is more complicated than that. Then even the definition of harm is subjective. as is .. the recipient, and consequential later receiver of its reflection. However, in a certain sense, certain our choices makes things turn a way which at times we discover not to be pleasant.. but mind you, I still believe great people are hit by disasters which they did nothing to deserve. I even, in the face of the Positive Thinking and The Secret wacko pseudo scientific best sellers dare to contradict and have a very strong opinion about it: how come positive people will attract positive things? No. no. no.. If universal laws work, and physics laws are ( some, proven, simple, basic, the ones we understand, not the ones we speculate about) subpart of the universal laws, than + and - attract. Not + and +. As such, positive, good, great people, do attract lot of shit in their lives, which they do not deserve. i believe. All the scam authors who preach be good, do good and all will be good for you LIE. Some of them are ruthless sales pitch hunters, who dig and speculate on humans HOPE ... and most of them PROFIT of the ENSLAVEMENT and MANIPUALTION of the GOOD PEOPLE. Do not misunderstand me, evil, bad, negative people do attract positive things to themselves (like multitude of choices, and freedom granted by money - see world's unscrupulous elite).. as I say, I do not mean become BAD to attract good things. this subject is a big one to cover, and I m passionate about it, eventhough I have a bad English, why not wrote myself an "expert" book about + and -, the real world, not the best seller utopia.. You know what s best.. they attract so much good.. that the wheel always turns. :) but again, as I said, good people do attract undeserved bad situations. However, I also believe a lot of self reflection, anihilation of self pity, and honesty with self can open up eyes to our own wrong choices, such as your honest and kind admission. When I spoke of self caused disaster, I was mainly referring to my own experiences and analysis of my life. what i did, what my parents did. And mind you, some of the "disasters" I brought upon myself are proven to be the best things that ever ever happened to me. So let us watch and see. Life is always a cycle. + and - attract eachother, and as such , ALTERNATE. Nothing is fix, nothing goes downward spiral, unless we accept and want it. even death, the ultimate scary scary fear of majority of people .. is it a +, is it a -, i will shock you, maybe, to me death is the only neutral thing in life. It comes when it is needed, in the wisdom of the body and the universal laws, and it anichilates either good, or bad. nevertheless, Kathy, bless your route, and hope it is enjoyable. Make it enjoyable. We are so keen to await for the outcome that the route is forgotten. make the route beautiful. That s what I try with mine. I am so happy David is posting, despite tremendous difficulties. He is mayking his route enjoyable, by continuing to do something he believes in. If only we could always be like that. Bless you all. not in a religious way, neither in a new age fashion, but in a cosmic universal manner. Dear Kathy,
when I mean it everything is self caused.. I do not mean it literally, in an unilateral relation (one causes harm back to same one). It is more complicated than that. Then even the definition of harm is subjective. as is .. the recipient, and consequential later receiver of its reflection. However, in a certain sense, certain our choices makes things turn a way which at times we discover not to be pleasant.. but mind you, I still believe great people are hit by disasters which they did nothing to deserve. I even, in the face of the Positive Thinking and The Secret wacko pseudo scientific best sellers dare to contradict and have a very strong opinion about it: how come positive people will attract positive things? No. no. no..
If universal laws work, and physics laws are ( some, proven, simple, basic, the ones we understand, not the ones we speculate about) subpart of the universal laws, than + and – attract. Not + and +. As such, positive, good, great people, do attract lot of shit in their lives, which they do not deserve. i believe. All the scam authors who preach be good, do good and all will be good for you LIE. Some of them are ruthless sales pitch hunters, who dig and speculate on humans HOPE … and most of them PROFIT of the ENSLAVEMENT and MANIPUALTION of the GOOD PEOPLE.
Do not misunderstand me, evil, bad, negative people do attract positive things to themselves (like multitude of choices, and freedom granted by money – see world’s unscrupulous elite).. as I say, I do not mean become BAD to attract good things.
this subject is a big one to cover, and I m passionate about it, eventhough I have a bad English, why not wrote myself an “expert” book about + and -, the real world, not the best seller utopia.. You know what s best.. they attract so much good.. that the wheel always turns. :)
but again, as I said, good people do attract undeserved bad situations.
However, I also believe a lot of self reflection, anihilation of self pity, and honesty with self can open up eyes to our own wrong choices, such as your honest and kind admission. When I spoke of self caused disaster, I was mainly referring to my own experiences and analysis of my life. what i did, what my parents did. And mind you, some of the “disasters” I brought upon myself are proven to be the best things that ever ever happened to me.
So let us watch and see. Life is always a cycle. + and – attract eachother, and as such , ALTERNATE. Nothing is fix, nothing goes downward spiral, unless we accept and want it.
even death, the ultimate scary scary fear of majority of people .. is it a +, is it a -, i will shock you, maybe, to me death is the only neutral thing in life.
It comes when it is needed, in the wisdom of the body and the universal laws, and it anichilates either good, or bad.
nevertheless, Kathy, bless your route, and hope it is enjoyable. Make it enjoyable.
We are so keen to await for the outcome that the route is forgotten. make the route beautiful. That s what I try with mine.
I am so happy David is posting, despite tremendous difficulties.
He is mayking his route enjoyable, by continuing to do something he believes in.
If only we could always be like that.
Bless you all.
not in a religious way, neither in a new age fashion, but in a cosmic universal manner.

]]> By: kathy http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-14946 kathy Tue, 05 Jan 2010 06:07:03 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-14946 David, I'm happy that you have spotted others with more serious issues than you have relatively speaking. Not for those others....but for you. I only say that as someone who had a similar breakthrough and it helped my mindset. When my daughter was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis disease she was only 11 years old. The first specialist who diagnosed her told me very matter of factly that there was no cure for this auto immune disease except to remove the entire colon and fit my daughter with an ostomy bag. I was beyond numb. I requested another DR. I was told about the treatments that were available to try to put this disease into remission. So we started on the course of treatments. By the time she was 15 and we had tried so many pills and hospital colon rest with IV nutrition...nothing was working so they wanted to try Remicade IV infusions. And I was on the internet every spare hour researching alternative cures... When the Remicade infusions were to start I had to drive her for an hour and a half to Vanderbilt Children's hospital. It took another half hour to find a place to park, The infusion took about 3 hours and I was bitching and moaning about the whole process....that is until I met the first other families. On this children's ward we met families with their little 2 year old children who had leukemia or other cancers. They had to drive 6 hours to get there and were happy to do it. Their treatments were to last many more days than my daughters. It turned my heart from bitter anger to tolerance. Seeing those people who were having a harder time and yet feeling grateful gave me pause for thought about my daughter's situation and finally helped me cry to release some of my anger. Sometimes the anxiety of a future thing can be harder to cope with than the actual thing. When Hannah had her colon removed at age 16 I was in a more serene place. I gave up trying to control what I couldn't control and put my efforts into nursing her back to health after her next few surgeries. She will be 21 next month and now lives quite well without an ostomy bag. I believe when I gave up my will to control it gave me and her the freedom to go forward to a path of healing. I'm glad David that you have settled in and find yourself feeling more serene than you might have imagined. I think that's a really good healthy sign! David, I’m happy that you have spotted others with more serious issues than you have relatively speaking. Not for those others….but for you. I only say that as someone who had a similar breakthrough and it helped my mindset.

When my daughter was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis disease she was only 11 years old. The first specialist who diagnosed her told me very matter of factly that there was no cure for this auto immune disease except to remove the entire colon and fit my daughter with an ostomy bag. I was beyond numb. I requested another DR. I was told about the treatments that were available to try to put this disease into remission. So we started on the course of treatments. By the time she was 15 and we had tried so many pills and hospital colon rest with IV nutrition…nothing was working so they wanted to try Remicade IV infusions. And I was on the internet every spare hour researching alternative cures…

When the Remicade infusions were to start I had to drive her for an hour and a half to Vanderbilt Children’s hospital. It took another half hour to find a place to park, The infusion took about 3 hours and I was bitching and moaning about the whole process….that is until I met the first other families. On this children’s ward we met families with their little 2 year old children who had leukemia or other cancers. They had to drive 6 hours to get there and were happy to do it. Their treatments were to last many more days than my daughters. It turned my heart from bitter anger to tolerance. Seeing those people who were having a harder time and yet feeling grateful gave me pause for thought about my daughter’s situation and finally helped me cry to release some of my anger. Sometimes the anxiety of a future thing can be harder to cope with than the actual thing. When Hannah had her colon removed at age 16 I was in a more serene place. I gave up trying to control what I couldn’t control and put my efforts into nursing her back to health after her next few surgeries. She will be 21 next month and now lives quite well without an ostomy bag. I believe when I gave up my will to control it gave me and her the freedom to go forward to a path of healing.

I’m glad David that you have settled in and find yourself feeling more serene than you might have imagined. I think that’s a really good healthy sign!

]]> By: David G http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-14944 David G Tue, 05 Jan 2010 05:23:53 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-14944 Hey, guys and gals, I've had two treatments (only 38 to go) and things are going well despite a couple of tiny hiccups! It's great that some of you are still posting because it keeps the continuity going rather than a stop-start procession. Hey Denk, perhaps being banned should be a status symbol because it shows that we are saying things that undermine the 'system." Therese, at least I've got a bit of land! If Rothchild Jesus is coming soon I hope he doesn't suffer the same fate as the last Jesus! Coco, I read that article about the gasmasks too. It's hard to put a gasmask on snakes! Kristen, thanks for your kind wishes. They say only the good die young so I reckon I've got a few more thousand years to go! Adina, we all wish here that the world was a better place but it's not. Of course, eventually, we will make it so. :) At this time the support I'm getting from blog supporters is a real bonus. I've spoken to a lot of people who are staying at the Lodge and many have much more serious issues than I have, relatively speaking. Kemosobi, I won't bother to comment there anymore either. There are too many blogs to visit without taking slaps on the wrist for truth-telling! Hey, guys and gals, I’ve had two treatments (only 38 to go) and things are going well despite a couple of tiny hiccups!

It’s great that some of you are still posting because it keeps the continuity going rather than a stop-start procession.

Hey Denk, perhaps being banned should be a status symbol because it shows that we are saying things that undermine the ‘system.”

Therese, at least I’ve got a bit of land! If Rothchild Jesus is coming soon I hope he doesn’t suffer the same fate as the last Jesus!

Coco, I read that article about the gasmasks too. It’s hard to put a gasmask on snakes!

Kristen, thanks for your kind wishes. They say only the good die young so I reckon I’ve got a few more thousand years to go!

Adina, we all wish here that the world was a better place but it’s not. Of course, eventually, we will make it so. :)

At this time the support I’m getting from blog supporters is a real bonus. I’ve spoken to a lot of people who are staying at the Lodge and many have much more serious issues than I have, relatively speaking.

Kemosobi, I won’t bother to comment there anymore either. There are too many blogs to visit without taking slaps on the wrist for truth-telling!

]]> By: kathy http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-14943 kathy Tue, 05 Jan 2010 05:17:30 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-14943 Hi David, I see by your time it is already the 5th of January. The highest and best thing I can do is to picture you in perfect health. This is the way I see your outcome. I know you are in treatments that can make you feel lousy for the duration but I see you as in perfect health. I believe that 2010 will ultimately be a great year for you. We all look forward to the next words from you to let us know how you're doing. Take it easy though. Do only as you feel like doing. We love you! Hi David, I see by your time it is already the 5th of January. The highest and best thing I can do is to picture you in perfect health. This is the way I see your outcome. I know you are in treatments that can make you feel lousy for the duration but I see you as in perfect health. I believe that 2010 will ultimately be a great year for you. We all look forward to the next words from you to let us know how you’re doing. Take it easy though. Do only as you feel like doing. We love you!

]]> By: kathy http://www.dangerouscreation.com/2010/01/eight-weeks-of-dislocation/comment-page-1/#comment-14941 kathy Tue, 05 Jan 2010 05:09:49 +0000 http://www.dangerouscreation.com/?p=3319#comment-14941 Adina thank you so much for the new years wishes. I know that my move will be as it should be. I do not fear it. Good or bad, tough or easy...a little of both...it will be as it should be. My whole family as well as myself needs to be shaken up. How are we ever going to shake things up if we don't start with ourselves? In this thought I agree with you that nothing is not caused by the ones who suffer it. I am about to try something that I believe will be a little difficult. I am bringing it on myself. I was always free to try a different route. I choose this route. I will not be here later saying oh woe is me..... but I will report on my new adventures as I am able. For now, I will be at this same computer until at least January 16th. After that, I'm not sure. I will never be completely out of touch. I can sign in on my little sister's computer if I don't have one up and running. If she tries to stop me....well, I'm the big sister...I will just have to use force!!! Adina thank you so much for the new years wishes. I know that my move will be as it should be. I do not fear it. Good or bad, tough or easy…a little of both…it will be as it should be. My whole family as well as myself needs to be shaken up. How are we ever going to shake things up if we don’t start with ourselves? In this thought I agree with you that nothing is not caused by the ones who suffer it.

I am about to try something that I believe will be a little difficult. I am bringing it on myself. I was always free to try a different route. I choose this route. I will not be here later saying oh woe is me….. but I will report on my new adventures as I am able. For now, I will be at this same computer until at least January 16th. After that, I’m not sure. I will never be completely out of touch. I can sign in on my little sister’s computer if I don’t have one up and running. If she tries to stop me….well, I’m the big sister…I will just have to use force!!!

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