I have been reading for so many hours on this wonderful internet lately that I haven't been adding any new posts to my site. Not that anyone has read anything here but that's not the point. I am really depressed and disillusioned and if even a quarter of the shite I have been reading is actually true, then I am very saddened and upset.
This world of ours is slowly coming undone. The powers that be, (the Elite) are moving many plans of theirs into place that threatens to bring down everything that is good in our lives. Control and power and money seem to be the main interest of these super rich families. Certain people want a one world government which has the ability to control everyone still alive with massive debt and futuristic micro-chipping to know what we are doing and probably thinking every minute of the day. Few of us are truely aware of what is happening and from the scores and scores of seemingly intelligent beings debunking, ridiculing and admonishing those that write about it, is very disheartening. Did you know, (probably not) that the world's media and so-called reputable institutions have been slowly sowing the seeds of negative thought into all of us so that our first reaction is to laugh and dismiss ANY accusation or statement as false.
That is the scariest thing for me. There is a worldwide trend in people today, to treat as fact anything that big brother says and treats as lunacy, anything said against the establishment, i.e. " McDonalds, Harvey's and Wendy's have "food additives" that make the hormones in our body turn upside down and cause obesity, depression and bouts of rage in all who eat there regularly."
Al thinking people of this world have to sit up and take notice, we need to act AGAINST the trend, against the plan and do things differently to put certain plans on hold or at least retard their timetable. Here is something really weird for you sceptical types, did you know that Al Queda and the Taliban are actually a fly in the ointment for these Elite planners? They are something that wasn't forseen and accounted for, ha imagine that. If everyone in North America today decided that they wouldn't use money anymore,if we all decided that the barter system or service for goods was better for us, the Elite families would lose control of 400 million people. Say I wanted to get my tooth fixed, so I looked at the guy's wonky photocopier and fixed it for him in payment for his service. If I wanted a farmer's vegetables for my dinnertable, I could give him cut wood from my backyard in payment. It's that simple people. Another thought I had from perusing the internet is the many ads showing free energy, I could get plans to build a magnetic generator or my very own wind turbine to create loads of energy for my family from just a few dollars outlay. The options could be endless, try to be a little independant and not be so dependant on the establishment. If everyone did just a little bit for themselves, big government will have less control on you. It is your choice how the world ends up.
Here you will find crazy, if not bizarre ramblings that may or may not entertain, irritate, alienate or shock anyone who happens to find themselves here and lingers for any length of time. These are the facts as they stand, and they are irrefutable...
Monday, 20 July 2009
Sunday, 15 February 2009
Missed Theory
I went on and on last post and forgot to add the one single important original idea that I had recently, that must be put to paper(?). I was reading an old and well weathered copy of A.E. Van Vogt's Slan and while reading, I went off on a bit of a tangent thanks to a couple of hits of some good hydroponic a few minutes earlier. I had this vision of what true space and time travel would really be like. Most educated people would agree that us, the furniture, the trees and all things on and off this earth are really made up of atoms and molecules with negative and positive charges that behave exactly like our solar system and galaxy, just on a much smaller scale. Our bodies contain surprisingly potent electromagnetic fields that are a carbon copy of what you would see in planets and stars. Everything has the exact same physical makeup and behavior, the only arguable difference is the consciousness or intelligence that resides in the space of our brain.
While drifting off for a few moments of clarity(my version of it anyways), I saw a picture of what this universe could really be like. Imagine an instant, where/when you(the observer) were connected/existing to/in a space that was ANY place in the universe/multiverse at ANY time. Simply put, you observe an event/moment of space/time in the horsehead nebula 5,000 years ago or on a planet observing Spica in the Virgo constellation 9400 years from now. Hey, photons are funny things, if the universe is indeed expanding outwards, then they would need to travel further and thus, degrade a little more. I know Einstein said that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light but what if, as far as I am concerned, photons are as slow as molasses in February and I can be/see everywhere and anywhen at any point in time(as recorded by me, the observer). Our immediate surroundings encompass three dimensions of space and one of time, I feel these are too restrictive for the Electrical Man. Everywhere and any Time is simultaneously accessible/observable continuously until the alleged Big Rip ends it all.
If this was at all possible, then that would mean that you, I and everyone on this planet would have the ability to travel through time and space a lot like superior beings could. We wouldn't really be "traveling" though, we would just mentally invoke something in our brains that would enable us to observe somewhen/somewhere else just by compartmentalizing it. Maybe 500 years from now that will be our way of moving through our larger "world". Maybe even in a few years, somebody wakes up one day and finds he or she can instantly see/sense the full multiverse around them in all its complexity.
While drifting off for a few moments of clarity(my version of it anyways), I saw a picture of what this universe could really be like. Imagine an instant, where/when you(the observer) were connected/existing to/in a space that was ANY place in the universe/multiverse at ANY time. Simply put, you observe an event/moment of space/time in the horsehead nebula 5,000 years ago or on a planet observing Spica in the Virgo constellation 9400 years from now. Hey, photons are funny things, if the universe is indeed expanding outwards, then they would need to travel further and thus, degrade a little more. I know Einstein said that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light but what if, as far as I am concerned, photons are as slow as molasses in February and I can be/see everywhere and anywhen at any point in time(as recorded by me, the observer). Our immediate surroundings encompass three dimensions of space and one of time, I feel these are too restrictive for the Electrical Man. Everywhere and any Time is simultaneously accessible/observable continuously until the alleged Big Rip ends it all.
If this was at all possible, then that would mean that you, I and everyone on this planet would have the ability to travel through time and space a lot like superior beings could. We wouldn't really be "traveling" though, we would just mentally invoke something in our brains that would enable us to observe somewhen/somewhere else just by compartmentalizing it. Maybe 500 years from now that will be our way of moving through our larger "world". Maybe even in a few years, somebody wakes up one day and finds he or she can instantly see/sense the full multiverse around them in all its complexity.
Saturday, 14 February 2009
Who knew?
I was sitting at my computer one day last week with the google homepage open in front of me as I am normally apt to do, when I decided to do a search on one particular topic. I have been intrigued quite a bit lately about the phrase "Intelligent Design" and I decided I would explore it some more in my favourite search engine. As I typed those two words in the google search box a thought struck me, I then proceeded to type "or Dumb Luck" and hit enter. I almost fell out of my chair with laughter. There was all manner of hits with numerous articles using those very words as the heading. It was at that moment that a rush went through my body and I dived right in to the first promising article. As I was reading excerpts from this or that paper or book I got the impression that the big debate was actually a "real" debate. There was even a university professor who wrote a paper on Intelligent Design and appeared to be serious as he postulated about why he thought this was the only explanation for all the evidence collected by man to this date. Another author wrote a piece on how science and Creationism could work hand in hand and fit right in with world as we know it. Still another mentioned that pure science didn't quite explain everything that has happened to man and wondered if there indeed was Intelligent Design at work here because all the basis for life on this planet was "tailor-made" perfectly for us. Of course there were many articles stating that science was the only force at work in this universe and "Dumb Luck" was exactly the result of this primordial mix. Listen people, Darwin was born 150 years ago and we are STILL fighting over what is the popular consensus for the state of our world. A quote that was attributed to Einstein stated" The mystery of Life...is Life itself". To me that says it all right there.
I was born and raised a Roman Catholic, I had no choice until I was 15 years old. At one time, the brainwashing ran so deep that I ended up as an alter boy for a couple of years. Thank god(LOL) I didn't get fondled by the priest, that would have clinched it right then and there for me. My first love in school was history and that interest got me on the road to reading and researching and then realizing, that I was being fooled. Everyone on this earth was being fooled. As far as I was concerned, the Bible was the world's greatest piece of fiction ever written. The beauty of religion is total mind control of the masses. I believed it wholeheartedly and I started to look at religious people as, well stupid people. Like country and western music lovers, they were almost sub-human, almost like trailor park trash. So now I look at learned and educated people and wonder how in the hell can they even believe a fairy tale like religion and the god almighty(lower case). Do they think that he is actually going to save them? In my view of the world, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" sounds like a no-brainer. If anyone wants to live on this earth as a rational, caring person obviously has to follow a few important guidelines. Live peacefully with your fellow man and nourish and enrich the lives of your loved ones and friends so that all may live in harmony with each other until you die. Period. That sounds like a humanist or secular lifestyle to me, don't you think? It's stripped down without all the hokey-pokey mumbo-jumbo bullshit that fits like an albatross around all our necks, AND we don't have to give that 10% to the church. When the urge wells up in us we can just drop a buck in some homeless person's hat and we can all sleep well at night. My god! I'm on a roll right now don't you think?
So now I want to continue with my original thought a few hours ago before I had to go out to watch my son play some hockey at the ice rink. I also clicked on an article that for some reason ended up in the mix of hits I was viewing with a general theme of Intelligent Design but had a bit of a twist that I was not expecting. This gentleman, Leonard Susskind has written a number of papers on the topic of Superstring theory and had a partial explanation of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. I don't know why it showed up here except to expand on quantum mechanics and the theory of gravity. Dumb Luck may be an acronym for "whatever the universe throws at us". One quote that really hit home and made me sit up and take notice was "A landscape of possibilities, a megaverse of actualities". In my heart and mind ( I could even say soul here), I truly believe that " in our locality, there is a constant bombardment of random acts of chaos that continue on and on until one instant, it fails to be".
Stick THAT in your pipe and smoke it!!
I was born and raised a Roman Catholic, I had no choice until I was 15 years old. At one time, the brainwashing ran so deep that I ended up as an alter boy for a couple of years. Thank god(LOL) I didn't get fondled by the priest, that would have clinched it right then and there for me. My first love in school was history and that interest got me on the road to reading and researching and then realizing, that I was being fooled. Everyone on this earth was being fooled. As far as I was concerned, the Bible was the world's greatest piece of fiction ever written. The beauty of religion is total mind control of the masses. I believed it wholeheartedly and I started to look at religious people as, well stupid people. Like country and western music lovers, they were almost sub-human, almost like trailor park trash. So now I look at learned and educated people and wonder how in the hell can they even believe a fairy tale like religion and the god almighty(lower case). Do they think that he is actually going to save them? In my view of the world, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" sounds like a no-brainer. If anyone wants to live on this earth as a rational, caring person obviously has to follow a few important guidelines. Live peacefully with your fellow man and nourish and enrich the lives of your loved ones and friends so that all may live in harmony with each other until you die. Period. That sounds like a humanist or secular lifestyle to me, don't you think? It's stripped down without all the hokey-pokey mumbo-jumbo bullshit that fits like an albatross around all our necks, AND we don't have to give that 10% to the church. When the urge wells up in us we can just drop a buck in some homeless person's hat and we can all sleep well at night. My god! I'm on a roll right now don't you think?
So now I want to continue with my original thought a few hours ago before I had to go out to watch my son play some hockey at the ice rink. I also clicked on an article that for some reason ended up in the mix of hits I was viewing with a general theme of Intelligent Design but had a bit of a twist that I was not expecting. This gentleman, Leonard Susskind has written a number of papers on the topic of Superstring theory and had a partial explanation of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. I don't know why it showed up here except to expand on quantum mechanics and the theory of gravity. Dumb Luck may be an acronym for "whatever the universe throws at us". One quote that really hit home and made me sit up and take notice was "A landscape of possibilities, a megaverse of actualities". In my heart and mind ( I could even say soul here), I truly believe that " in our locality, there is a constant bombardment of random acts of chaos that continue on and on until one instant, it fails to be".
Stick THAT in your pipe and smoke it!!
Monday, 9 February 2009
Let them see the light of day!
I just finished watching the live media Q and A on CNN tonight Monday, Feb. 9 and I'll tell you it was a big eye opener for me for a number of reasons. First a little background, I am a proud Canadian citizen and have lived in the most wonderful country in the world for most of my 49 years ( don't take my word for it though, research the yearly UN lists). Being an army brat when I was younger, I have also lived in Belgium, Germany and Portugal for some years and have lived with a different perspective on life that has shaped my adult leanings and bias'. I have followed in my father's footsteps and became a electronics technician after finishing high school and a 2 yr college course with my usual 85 average. I may be a little ornery and jaded in my outlook and demeanor, but I am not stupid.
Which brings me back to tonight's TV appearance by Barrack Obama, to see him respond to all the questions with thoughful and detailed comments really made me sit up and take notice. I was excited and amazed that Mr. President was honest, forthright and as enlightening as he could be with every media person's question. I thought, this is no George W with the blah blah statements, this showed me a refreshing new side to American Politics. The constant message that this is going to be a transparent government with checks and oversights just may happen after all.
One question that was put forth by one of the media types there was, will there be a change in the government policy of flying in soldier's caskets under cover of night so nobody can see them. I almost fell out of my chair, here was something that I knew must be happening but never thought I would hear it being addressed on national television. I believe that this should certainly stop but NOT because it would deal a mortal blow to the reputation of the Armed Services, but to enhance or humanize it. Let me explain. Now I know that the numbers of regrettable soldier's deaths are no where near the same for our two countries, our Armed Services have a different opinion of how our repatriated soldier's are accepted by their loved ones and all who follow our sons and daughters in Afghanistan (this happens possibly because we never had a Vietnam). When their caskets touch down in CFB Trenton, Ontario in the full light of day, a full ceremony is observed then those families that live outside our province are taken to the airport in Toronto with a massive police escort. This convoy of vehicles passes through many towns along our HWY 401 which is called the "Highway of Heroes" and many thousands of regular people as well as police services and fire fighters line this highway and on all the bridges. Some wave their Canadian flags and cheer, others salute or stand at attention, but mostly all of them have tears of sadness and also pride. There passes another few of our fallen heroes.
In my mind and in many others living here, this is the only way to observe and feel for the families and yes, even celebrate our proud military history. It is a MUST that your government see and feel what we see, I firmly believe it would quickly bring a new perspective to the American people and I'm sure your military would appreciate that as well.
Which brings me back to tonight's TV appearance by Barrack Obama, to see him respond to all the questions with thoughful and detailed comments really made me sit up and take notice. I was excited and amazed that Mr. President was honest, forthright and as enlightening as he could be with every media person's question. I thought, this is no George W with the blah blah statements, this showed me a refreshing new side to American Politics. The constant message that this is going to be a transparent government with checks and oversights just may happen after all.
One question that was put forth by one of the media types there was, will there be a change in the government policy of flying in soldier's caskets under cover of night so nobody can see them. I almost fell out of my chair, here was something that I knew must be happening but never thought I would hear it being addressed on national television. I believe that this should certainly stop but NOT because it would deal a mortal blow to the reputation of the Armed Services, but to enhance or humanize it. Let me explain. Now I know that the numbers of regrettable soldier's deaths are no where near the same for our two countries, our Armed Services have a different opinion of how our repatriated soldier's are accepted by their loved ones and all who follow our sons and daughters in Afghanistan (this happens possibly because we never had a Vietnam). When their caskets touch down in CFB Trenton, Ontario in the full light of day, a full ceremony is observed then those families that live outside our province are taken to the airport in Toronto with a massive police escort. This convoy of vehicles passes through many towns along our HWY 401 which is called the "Highway of Heroes" and many thousands of regular people as well as police services and fire fighters line this highway and on all the bridges. Some wave their Canadian flags and cheer, others salute or stand at attention, but mostly all of them have tears of sadness and also pride. There passes another few of our fallen heroes.
In my mind and in many others living here, this is the only way to observe and feel for the families and yes, even celebrate our proud military history. It is a MUST that your government see and feel what we see, I firmly believe it would quickly bring a new perspective to the American people and I'm sure your military would appreciate that as well.
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