I’m moving

We have had a good run. I have had a good run. But i need a new start. A new format, a new stradegy, and a new outlook on what i am going to do with this blogging thing. 

I will continue to write about the same things. But perhaps more often. More efficiently, and more clearly. I will broaden the horizons as well. 

I hope my readers, like Demosthenes, will follow me to my new site, and new ones will discover it as well.

The site is now the title, which is much easier and is a much more credible title:

 

http://unbent.wordpress.com/

Ignorance from smart people

It’s election time. And for conspiracy theorists like myself, it’s a real fork in my side. Not just because I have to watch the same campaign commercials over and over again, but because people believe these lies, and have constant arguments about them. Everything that these politicians say, is for the progression of the new world order. They could care less about taxes, but the people must be entertained. 

I took pieces of an discussion I was invited to participate in. I found it too aggravating however, and decided  to post some texts from this conversation, so that you can see what I am talking about. It is the inspiration for this post. 

These people don’t know what they are talking about, and are ignorant. 

“And by the way, positions on tax is not the only information important in the upcoming election. Lets be honest, our next President is going to have to “fix” a few “problems” left behind by the Bush Administration. There are many topics to be disscussed and anylized that Americans must pay attention too. Civil rights, Defense, Disabilities, Education, Economy, Energy and Environment, Iraq, Homeland Security, Foreign Policy, Veterans, Health Care, Immigration, Poverty and Family to name a few.”

“In January on 2006, Congress passed two tax cuts that soley promote high-income households. 97% of the tax cuts went to households with over a $200,000 income. That left more or less, 20% of US households with 3% of the tax cuts. Now think, who needs more tax breaks? The wealthy? Absolutley not. America must come together and realize that in order for our economy to improve, we cannot forget about the 20% of our population that suffers when we give tax breaks to the wealthy. None of us, not even 20% can be left behind if we want to bring wealth back to the US. The US cannot gain economic prosperity if we continue making the wealthy wealthier, and the less fortunate even more less fourtunate. 
The legeslation also made noteworthy cuts to programs that support low-moderate income families such as child support enforcement, Medicaid, and student loans.”

“Taxes are really far from what should be the deciding factor of who to vote for, but honestly whether or not these tax proposals are correct, it should still make you rethink who you support. I find that a lot of people are blindly following Obama.”

It’s working in their favor

The emmy nominations were announced. I know this only because I watched David Letteman, who bragged on for fifteen minutes about how he got five. See, I find this an intresting topic because it’s unorthadox for this blog. People who read this tend to think I am just a freak who writes on and on about the government, 9/11 and society. But even truthers and conspiracy theorists have lives. I do watch David Letterman, and Craig Ferguson for that matter. I go grocery shopping, sleep, brush my teeth, ect. My point is, blogs and websites leave people with an impersonal realationship with the writer. It’s just something I’ve been thinking about lately. And I also feel latley, that I should be writing less professionally. My thoughts can wonder as they have done now. 

Not everything has to be a structured paragraph. It is really is too tiring to do so. 

 

So back to the emmys: I have found that the elite are benefiting from basic programing. The emmys are a good example because it is essentially a pointless award show that thousands or maybe millions tune into. Just like sports, (although I participate in this, “distraction” as well), and basic shows on every night. Take, for example, CSI. Everyone is freaking out in the blogosphere, because Gill Grissom is leaving the show. That in itself is a distraction. But on a bigger picture the show can be used to simply get people accustomed to police brutality, and law enforcement braking the law to manipulate the system, which we have seen more of in the real world. Shows like CSI, numb3rs, flashpoint, whatever your preference, always have a character who beats up the criminal when interrogating, or doesn’t have a warrant. Just keep a look out.

Ron Paul Rally in Washington D.C.

There was a Ron Paul Revolution rally in Washington D.C. I didn’t hear about  it and I didn’t know about it. I don’t that think that I could have made it anyway though. And lots of other people would not have been able to either. 

I wish there was some way that everyone who wanted to rally for this cause, and causes alike, could protest of rally from their own homes. Something that would have a tremendous affect on the world and on the nation’s economy. Any ideas?

 

Airport Wristband Security

This is really big around the internet right now. These new bracelets that people will be fitted with. It is not known exactly when they will become mandatory, but god knows it will be soon. Thanks mostly…to 9/11. The wrist bands will protect from “terrorists,” by shocking them for several minutes. The bands will also hold personal information.  

It is basically a monitoring system. It is just one more step to the police state and the New World Order

If you are given one of these, put it in the trash. Better yet, burn it. Dispose of it in anyway possible. Don’t let them control you or fallow you. These wristbands are a travesty and they cannot be tolerated. Stop flying if you have to. I know gas prices are high, but it will be worth it in the end. If we strike against the wristbands, and the airports, we can actually make a difference. We can at least create hype, and delay the unchangeable and imminent future. Don’t let terrorist propaganda scare you. Terrorists are virtually non-existent and only exist for manipulation.

A New Way to Change the World

I hope everyone had a fantastic Independence Day. I know I did. I spent some of it watching Alex Jones’ new movie, 9/11 Chronicles: Truth Rising.It focuses on the movement as whole, as opposed to the evidence. It dives into the public reaction to the truth movement, into the dangers of protesting, and what we need to do to convince the rest of the world as a group.

The movie was very inspiring. I was surprised to see that much of it was focused on the victims of respiratory disorders. The firemen and policemen were told that the air was safe to breath, when it was not. I learned that more people died due to the air breathed in by rescue workers and victims in the area of Ground Zero, than the actual attacks. The topic suprised me because Alex Jones produces movies that are very broad in topic. Firemen with respiratory problems is very narrow, and focuses on a small group of people. In a way, it was a breath of fresh air. 

This is a strategy that lots of Senators do everyday. By putting a smaller bill that is less important on a large one, congressmen usually only agree with one of the bills to pass both as a law. If we couple respiratory problems with the inside job idea, maybe people will accept both, although, I think this is a long shot.

The movie was inspiring in that is encouraged confrontation also. Luke, who is surprisingly the center of the film, confronts major political figures and asks them difficult questions often in public. He confronted Rudy Giuliani, Arnold schwarzenegger, Hillary Clinton, Barrack Obama, Bill Clinton, and more.

This made me want to do the same. I have decided to ask tough questions to similar people both nationally and state-wide. I live in Michigan. I am not entirely sure how many politicians in the Michigan system are involved with Bidlerburg, ect. But I will find out. And even if they aren’t, I am sure they are aware of the problem and could do something about it. 

 

You all should protest on the streets, and question your political leaders. Make a difference.

Ron Paul’s Message

 

Ron Paul released a message “in advance” recently for what is being called, a campaign for liberty. It will be officially put in the congressional record next week. I encourage all of you to visit Ron Paul’s Campaign for Liberty website. It is a fantastic organization with a fantastic motive. The message is below…

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I have, for the past 35 years, expressed my grave concern for the future of America. The course we have taken over the past century has threatened our liberties, security and prosperity. In spite of these long-held concerns, I have days—growing more frequent all the time—when I’m convinced the time is now upon us that some Big Events are about to occur. These fast-approaching events will not go unnoticed. They will affect all of us. They will not be limited to just some areas of our country. The world economy and political system will share in the chaos about to be unleashed.

Though the world has long suffered from the senselessness of wars that should have been avoided, my greatest fear is that the course on which we find ourselves will bring even greater conflict and economic suffering to the innocent people of the world—unless we quickly change our ways.

America, with her traditions of free markets and property rights, led the way toward great wealth and progress throughout the world as well as at home. Since we have lost our confidence in the principles of liberty, self reliance, hard work and frugality, and instead took on empire building, financed through inflation and debt, all this has changed. This is indeed frightening and an historic event.

The problem we face is not new in history. Authoritarianism has been around a long time. For centuries, inflation and debt have been used by tyrants to hold power, promote aggression, and provide “bread and circuses” for the people. The notion that a country can afford “guns and butter” with no significant penalty existed even before the 1960s when it became a popular slogan. It was then, though, we were told the Vietnam War and a massive expansion of the welfare state were not problems. The seventies proved that assumption wrong.

Today things are different from even ancient times or the 1970s. There is something to the argument that we are now a global economy. The world has more people and is more integrated due to modern technology, communications, and travel. If modern technology had been used to promote the ideas of liberty, free markets, sound money and trade, it would have ushered in a new golden age—a globalism we could accept.

Instead, the wealth and freedom we now enjoy are shrinking and rest upon a fragile philosophic infrastructure. It is not unlike the levies and bridges in our own country that our system of war and welfare has caused us to ignore.