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Comment on In a world incompatible to life, mutilation amounts to prevention by Dublinmick

Dublinmick — Sat, 18 May 2013 18:43:24 +0000

I suspect it is all a ruse to advertise slash and burn medical practices for the Bilderberg, big pharma group. I I would need photographs to believe anything she said and then followed by reputable analysts to insure they were not photoshopped.

I suspect her and Brad are having a sip of French wine and laughing about how many ignorant women world wide are following her lead and being chopped up.

I think she could better serve the world by having a facectomy.

Comment on Israel, Hawking and the Pressing Question of Boycott. by Jeff

Jeff — Sat, 18 May 2013 05:37:20 +0000

I went to the 2013 Conference website and counted the participants. Out of 129 total attendees, 38 are from the United States and 53 are from Israel. Oh, and 6 from France and 1 from Palestine. Does that mean that the rest of the world has nothing to say about leadership and the future?

“In the 2013 Conference, we will give special emphasis to the human factor and its role in shaping our tomorrow. We will ask whether the quality of leadership – in all realms of human activity – can make a difference. What is the desired dynamic in relationships between people and leaders in the face of powerful processes of change? To what degree can human beings really be involved in influencing their futures? We will examine what threats may lie in an individual’s tomorrow, in terms of identity, family, health, ability to find happiness, and meaning in life.”

Interesting …

Comment on Israel, Hawking and the Pressing Question of Boycott. by Anthony Clifton

Anthony Clifton — Thu, 16 May 2013 17:00:32 +0000

Eradicate the “Jewish” state of mind…know the Truth.

http://palestine-encyclopedia.com/EPP/TOC.htm

no one on Earth HAS to stay in the stool sculpture deity cult compound

Comment on Lockdown, USA: Lessons From the Boston Marathon Manhunt by Big M

Big M — Wed, 08 May 2013 18:07:00 +0000

If the mindless, idiotic worship of the police and the military in this country doesn’t stop, this country is absolutely dead. How anybody can have respect for either cops, or especially people who voluntarily joined up with a global murder machine, is beyond my comprehension.

And before any red-necked, flag-humping numbskulls start bashing me because the military “defends our freedoms” or “defends our country,” let me set you straight. The US military doesn’t defend your freedoms by bombing the piss out of people on the other side of the world who have done nothing to this country, and couldn’t if they wanted to. Are those people on the other side of the world responsible for trying to throw all of your rights into the garbage? Are they the ones who have instituted torture and indefinite detention without trial? Are they the ones who have claimed the legal right to assassinate American citizens without any pretense of due process, if some Criminal-in-Chief decides that they’re a “terrorist?” If the military is supposed to be “defending your freedom,” then they’re most definitely going after the wrong people.

And if they are defending “the country,” then where did all of these fanatic Muslim terrorists come from, that the liars in the Zionist media are constantly screaming about? Actually, if this country were really swarming with these people, as the Jew-controlled media would have you believe, and they were as organized as the Jew-controlled media would have you believe, then every member of the Bush administration would have been blown to pieces years ago. And, by definition, you can’t be defending something that isn’t being attacked. So, it’s a lie that the military defends “the country.”

The US military is mob muscle used to steal other countries’ resources and subvert their governments, for the benefit of banksters and other corporate criminals (including plenty of members of CONgress who are heavily invested in munitions companies), and that’s all it is.

Comment on Lockdown, USA: Lessons From the Boston Marathon Manhunt by Russell Olausen

Russell Olausen — Wed, 08 May 2013 17:11:17 +0000

For an intelligent person, having such a mentally docile population is not such a bad thing. It allows vast fields of thought that can be plowed while the drones are studying red lines and polishing buttons. Para-phrasing a Bush guy,” while studying what we last did, we moved on leaving you all eternally behind in your studies”. Sorry, while you studiers still use concept called “equality” it got left in the dust a very long time ago.

Comment on Within The National (In)Security State: Fear as a Constant Companion by stu

stu — Thu, 02 May 2013 02:21:54 +0000

outstanding!

Comment on Is America Going to Hell in a Handbasket? by rowan wolf

rowan wolf — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 13:27:26 +0000

I think that perhaps not even socialism is the answer, but to return to the concepts of “traditional” economies, or at least infuse socialism with them. I think that we to think more organically about “economy” as part of the whole of social organization, rather than as a part that can be swapped out for an equivalent part of a different manufacture. But then I am a sociologist. :~)

Comment on One Picture Captures the Tragedy by rowan wolf

rowan wolf — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 13:22:12 +0000

I understood your point, but thank you for elaborating.

Thank you for bringing up the Jain. I hope they continue to not be targeted.

It is my understanding that Buddhists have a similar concept. Unfortunately, that did (does) not stop China from conquest.

History seems to indicate that if a people have something that is considered of value at some point by the forces of conquest and control.

I agree (from what you have said) that ahimsa is a concept that offers new and perhaps better paradigm. I will have to look into the Jain and ahimsa.