The mainstream media has been pumping up the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination as if they were preparing for the best New Year's Ever party, ever. Several new documentaries have been put out. A nurse comes forward with a new account. The powers that be are really driving home their point. They killed Kennedy and they want you to know it and remember it, vividly. It is as if the general population is being prepared for another President to be removed from power.
In all likelihood, this is a massive energy trolling exercise meant to create as much 'negative' (I don't agree with this word) energy as possible for their consumption. Energy Vampires are real. They take the form of banks (usury), The Federal Reserve (creating inflation), IRS (taxes), the 'Justice System' (tickets), and so on. These are all the department store fronts for a global mafia that takes from us all until there is nothing left, then comes for blood.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
People Are Voting Today
And I have to wonder why. If voting actually changed anything, it would be illegal. Election after election, the people of this nation are offered false choices: The Puppet On The Left or The Puppet On The Right. Every once in awhile we get The Puppet In The Middle, or even The Puppet Out Of Left Field. But we are always down to choosing between the lesser of two of evils. I am sorry, but that is still voting for evil.
How is that a choice? What is worth voting for here? America's voting history has shown, time and again, that the people we vote for do not follow through on the reasons we vote them into office for. Yes, change has come to America by way of Obama, but it is the same change that occurs every time a new President takes office: Things get worse.
Some would think that because I don't vote, I don't get a say in the matter. That is wrong. Since you voted, you can't say shit about the result of your choice, it's your fault. All of us non-voters are trying to warn you away from being responsible for upholding a system that does not care about anyone.
If you are trying to affect the system, don't vote. Ever. If no one voted on election day, the system would have to address the fundamental reasons why people are not voting before the system itself ceases to exist (I prefer it disappear). People are voting today. They need to ask themselves why.
How is that a choice? What is worth voting for here? America's voting history has shown, time and again, that the people we vote for do not follow through on the reasons we vote them into office for. Yes, change has come to America by way of Obama, but it is the same change that occurs every time a new President takes office: Things get worse.
Some would think that because I don't vote, I don't get a say in the matter. That is wrong. Since you voted, you can't say shit about the result of your choice, it's your fault. All of us non-voters are trying to warn you away from being responsible for upholding a system that does not care about anyone.
If you are trying to affect the system, don't vote. Ever. If no one voted on election day, the system would have to address the fundamental reasons why people are not voting before the system itself ceases to exist (I prefer it disappear). People are voting today. They need to ask themselves why.
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