04/10/08

I have noticed an increasing amount of truth seekers out there who are frustrated with the amount of people they feel are waking up to the horrifying reality waiting at our doorstep. I assure you I understand your aggravation and frustration. However, we as realists (more so than the sleeping masses, eh?) need to realize that there are those out there who will not listen, those who cannot understand the horrifying truth, and those who will not be awoken until this terrible future becomes present. Its terrible to think, but true. When the founding fathers decided to declare independance from Britain, there were those who opposed, those who couldn't comprehend such things.The only difference between those opposers and those who will not awaken today are the numbers, the amounts of people. All we can do is keep trying to wake as many of those around us as we can, and not be discouraged for those we cannot. We can only do our best and hope its enough. Free will is a rough thing to encounter when trying to tell someone a truth they believe to be the untrue and when trying to help someone understand something that their mind is incapable of understanding because of the brainwashing we have all endured in this country. Discouragement for any reason slows down the possiblity that we might awaken others around us. So don't waste time being pissed off about not enough people waking up around us, use that time to try to awaken someone else.

02/14/08

I have lived all over the state of Kentucky in my life, from the western end to the eastern end. I have lived in seven different cities in this state, all varying in size, and some of them twice. Never, in all the places in Kentucky that I have lived, has the police state been more apparent to me than here in Lexington. Im sure that a lot of it has to do with the size, considering Lexington is the second largest in the state of Kentucky. I am also sure that Lousiville is probably about the same. There are poilce everywhere, there are cameras at every four way stop and on almost every corner that I can see. Here in Lexington, we have normal police cars for chasing on the road, we have police trucks for going off road, and we have paddy wagons (who the hell still gets taken away in a damn paddy wagon?) so Im guessing we still live in the early 1900's. The amount of police in this city aside, I for one hate cameras. I hate having my picture taken at birthdays, graduations, etc. I do not like to be video recorded either. I absolutely hate it. Thats just for personal cameras. I really do not like the fact that the city, state, and federal government can see me while I'm driving to the mall, to the dentist, or while I'm running down the street. Im a 24 year old man fully capable of taking care of myself and I do not want/ need a babysitter everytime I go anywhere in the city that my taxes go to "help." I pay to live here, I shouldnt have to pay for someone to spy on me at every turn. Lexington is also the first place I had ever seen the biometric system that Kroger and Meijer have in place to cash checks. I cannot go to a bank because of personal issues so I have to go to Kroger, Meijer, or Wal-Mart to cash my pay checks (I coul go to the bank my check is drawn on, its just cheaper to go to one of these other places). I usually go to Wal-Mart because they have yet to implement a biometric ID system, at least at this particular Wal- Mart. I do not like my finger prints being run through some national databank every time I go to cash my check. I personally do not like being in any databank anywhere, at any time, for any reason. I look around at the city I came to so I could finish my degree and I see the NWO's slimy little tentacles everywhere. I hate it.

01/30/08

As I sit in one of my many medical classes having finished a test on the inner workings of the eye and inner ear, I am listening to the Alex Jones Show. I am a HUGE fan of Mr. Jones and his works. During the commercial break, a commercial for ronpaulstickers.com comes on. It states that Ron Paul is for all the things a good Presidential candidate should be. It goes on to say that Ron Paul is the last hope for America. Really? Because if that is true, we should throw in the towel. Here's why.
Ron Paul, for all his virtue and moral fiber, is one man, as I've stated in previous rants. To lay all the hopes of our country on the shoulders of one man is not only assanine and naïve, but downright stupid. This particular rant is not to say anything against Ron Paul, but against the American people. Are we so lazy that we feel the need to expect one man to fix a very intricate and corrupt system?
First of all, I personally do not feel that Ron Paul is going to be elected or even get the Republican nomination. Lets say for the sake of argument that he will. Great! Now what? We immediately have to begin to weed out all the N.W.O. worms within our government. This is almost impossible simply because we don't even know who ALL of them are. I would venture to say that even if we did, weeding them all out would result in a system collapse because without components(i.e. politicians), any system will fail. What are we left with? Anarchy. No country can survive in anarchy. No ladies and gentlemen, this evil is rooted in every facet of our once great nation. This is a far more complex problem than can be fixed with one man.
Second, lets look at a far more likely reality. Ron Paul will not be elected to the office of the President because of what he stands for and the Globalists are not going to let go of their control of this country. Its far more profitable to them within their grasp than out of it. This means all the millions of dollars donated to Dr. Pauls campaign were wasted, for what? So you can say you tried? No. Really trying involves getting out from behind your computers and off the internet and making the changes we so desperately need happen. I do not mean handing out flyer's and dvd's. No, to the uninformed and uncaring public, its all just more trash to throw away. I would imagine the founding fathers are flipping, not rolling, in their graves. If the founding fathers had sat in front of computers talking about revolution instead of making it happen, America would still be paying taxes to England.
So I say to you, the American public, SHAME!! Shame on you for expecting one fellow American to fix all your problems and all the problems and horrors America is facing. This country was founded as a country for the people to run, not for our government to run our lives. Putting your trust in a handful of people is just like hiding all your money in the same spot. Centralized location of anything allows for much easier theft by anyone evil enough to steal it.
What needs to happen is an uprising of the people. In short, revolution. No matter how bloody and horrible a revolution may be, it really is the only way. We need to regain control of our country now because expecting one man to fix everything is nothing more than giving control to someone else. We will never truly be free is someone else is in control. Revolution against these evil and terrible people is the only answer. It makes me sick to think that my fellow Americans are so lazy that they expect someone else to make everything better for them. Is no one willing to truly do something? Can I truly be the only one willing to do so? If so, then I am still only one person. I will not give up but I will not make a difference like what we need by myself. If you truly care about your lives nd your country, take to the streets. Not in demonstration, but in an organized revolution. An orchestrated attack on those who would take away our freedoms. If you choose to do nothing, then stop expecting someone else to do it for you. If you choose to do something, I will see you in the streets. I will be there right along with you. If you choose to do nothing, then I will see you in the death camps. Your choice. 

 

01/27/08

We, as an American people, need help. Help from what you might ask? Help from poverty? Help from hunger? Help from our government? Help to wake up the the reality going on around us? If your question was the last one, you've hit somewhere in the ball park, but still not quite hit the nail on the head. Allow me to clarify.

Up until 1913, as I'm sure many of you out there are aware, this country was a free country, until our freedoms were signed away for money. Big deal. I say that because, as with all things greed related, this was expected. Those freedoms can be ours again, but I don't think its going to be gained in the same way that most of you do. As I said in my previous rant, I do not think all the problems we face in America to be so easily fixed as with one man, Ron Paul. Good start, not the only step though. I see so many of you sitting there putting your bulletins out on myspace, holding your signs on the street corner, and handing out dvd's on the NWO. Great. More power to you.

My problem is this. When, in the history of mankind, has a demonstration changed all the woe's of a once great nation? Never. The demonstration simply served as a means to wake those up around to the oncoming horror. To this day, thats all a demonstration really is. A means to express ones disdain for what is going on around and also a means to let everyone around them know that something is not right. Now, for all your yelling and screaming about 9/11 and Ron Paul, and it is doing some good (getting major media coverage, even if the media calls us all crazy), its not enough. When other peoples throughout history were faced with tyranny, those people rose up in a bloody revolution and took back what was rightfully theirs from the start.

I am aware that we are supposed to be civilized, with all our “wisdom” that we have gained through the years. Guess what? Those very people that we hate so much, that are putting a plan into place to kill us all and take our basic human rights, are not civilized. They are not playing fair. They are not nice and they are not concerned with our feelings, needs, wants, or lives. These people are turning our friends and family, our military, OUR police force against us. The very people who are sworn to protect us, the ones with the guns, are the ones who are being us to or are the ones planning to kill us all.

So what can I say about being civilized? Screw it. Those same people are not going to recognize our willingness to play fair as something admirable. They will view it as weakness. So how can we have this revolution without mass casualty? Simple. We can't. Such is the way of war, and we are at war ladies and gentleman. We cannot lay the weight of our hopes and dreams on the shoulders of one politician. The trust of one country cannot be put into one man who may end up being not at all what he seems.

As for casualties of war, well, it sucks, but it is also a very necessary evil. Are you willing to lay down your lives for what you believe in? Are you willing to lay down your lives for your family an friends? Would they do the same for you? I personally would do so. If there was a revolution tomorrow, I would be at the front, back, middle or wherever the hell I could find a spot. I would rather die than live under an oppressive system in full swing. I will not be treated like an animal nor will I live like one. If you are ok with living that way, then you need to go somewhere else.

This country was founded by people with the same mind that I have. I am not gonna say something pretentious like “we cant let go of what the forefathers fought for” because thats not what this is about to me. Yes, the founding fathers were great men and yes, many great men came after them all the way up to the troops fighting a losing war in Iraq. This is about every American, even those who don't even know who George Washington was. This is about not living with tyranny and not putting up with anyone who tells you what you can and cannot do in a supposed free country.

Go ahead and have your demonstrations and post your bulletins and hand out your dvds. I will continue to do the same right along with you. As for happiness, you and I shall have none until there is real action. We do what we must to awaken all that we can, but the time for action, real action, is fast approaching. I myself will not be happy with anything short of a bloody revolution. Without blood, there is no change.

 

12/24/07

While Dr. Paul is easily my candidate of choice, it has come to my attention that most truthers are putting way too much emphasis on him. I say this because, while getting Ron Paul into office is a great start, its not going to fix the problem completely. He's just one man. Theres the whole of Congress, the House, and various other Governmental bodies which are still full of some of the most crooked, evil, twisted NWO lackies that could ever be produced. I understand the need for a more Constitution-friendly President of these United States, but theres a whole lot more to fix. Dr. Paul IS NOT infallible, he is not Jesus Christ or God. One good man as Commander-In-Chief is definately a leap in the right direction, but he is not the cure-all. The purpose of this blog is not to dash anyone's hopes of a better America and it is not to put down Dr. Paul nor is it to express my disdain for the man (simply because I have none). It is simply to put right the minds of those who read it about what needs to be done. The fate of this country does not rest on the shoulders of one man, its rests on the shoulders of all those who would proudly call themselves Americans.

Beyond all that, I think Dr. Paul is great and by far the best candidate running and is most assuredly getting my vote. I still have reservations about the man though because I am a pessimist and, while i would like to believe every word that comes out of his mouth, he is still human.