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Fibers

In National Level on November 24, 2009 at 8:13 am

The concept that ‘change may come within the system’ by any number of party divisions, a third party, a fourth; should be completely abandoned.
The revolution we so desperately need is a revolution of VALUE
Our entire capitalistic framework has been fucked one too many times by a million too many perverted, fat money lenders.

IT SHOULD NOT BE NEWS THAT OUR MONETARY SYSTEM DOESN’T REPRESENT OUR VALUES – IT’S DEBT CREATED TO KEEP YOU ON THE GOVERNMENT’S TEET – NOTHING MORE.

It is more valuable to know something than it is to own worthless paper.
not even paper…
FIBERS

Jobs promote financial circulation and INEFFICIENCY.

The only reason we have people working in fast food is to NECESSITATE A MEANS OF ATTACHMENT TO THE STATE via CONTRACTUAL DEBTEE/DEBTOR AGREEMENTS.

The key is to revolt with UN-BIASED rational
objectivity.

peace isn’t personal, it’s a science, and it begins with LOSS OF EGO.

Guest Post
-Taxt

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Lou Dobbs 2012

In Uncategorized on November 18, 2009 at 7:03 am


With well-known anchor, Lou Dobbs, departing his long-term committment to reporting news for Ted Turner’s pride and joy-CNN, you may very well see a move for Lou Dobbs, ” Mr. Independent” his guests and viewers title him, to run as a third-party candidate in the next presidential election. His views are somewhat skewed for an independent platform in politics, leaving the public labeling him a leaner to the conservative party. His potential announcement to join the political arena as a contender would be complete chaos for the Republican Party. With a large devote following he would gather millions of supporters, which as a result would split the ticket- taking away votes for the red-party at election time.

Who knows? Maybe, the conservative backers will change course and vote for an independent. Problem with this is that he has bad blood with big business, and has stated his disgust and lack of trust daily on his radio broadcasting along with his televised program. It is hard to say what will come from this. I do not predict Mr. Dobbs to sell his morals away and take a job at FOX, but Glenn Beck did it so it wouldn’t all surprise me. If I had to predict, I would think he will run as an Independent, it is up to him on whether or not he wants to take the time and effort to take this seriously, the last thing he wishes to happen is to get embarrassed. Whether you agree with his political views or not, the last thing I would want to do as a presidential candidate is debate Lou Dobbs. He would tear you to shreds.

Lou Dobbs/ Glenn Beck Ticket for 2012? Hmmmm… just speculating

www.loudobbs.com
www.loudobbsradio.com

-Jack C. Buck

Shadow

In Poetry on November 17, 2009 at 12:35 am

What is the single shadow to the limitless shroud of night.
His screams in the dark drowned out by the frenzy of the fight.
As the howl in the night falls on deaf ears.
Cries of salvation echo with tears.
Where is he now, this shade of the past?
Some believe he surrendered to the mother of counsels at last.
Others however, pray against the dreadful night.
Hoping this shadow will aid them through the coming blight.

-Mgrdich Ararat Sirabionian II

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President Obama fails to support gay-rights

In National Level, Student Articles on November 5, 2009 at 4:59 pm

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What a disappointment on Election Day, specifically the state of Maine. It was suppose to be different this time around. Maine was the first state to have legalized gay marriage. When this was challenged by the conservative-right, supporters hoped that political backing of the governor and President Obama, adding on with Maine’s open independent ideology would provide the breakthrough that gay-marriage supporters have been yearning for from the very start. But, this wasn’t the case at all. To put it lightly, Barack Obama failed, and he failed drastically for the gay community. He made promises on his campaign trail last year that he would fight day and day for equal gay rights. So the question is where was he? Did anyone else see him on the television standing behind gay activist? I sure as hell did not; all I viewed was his three or four visits to support the democratic candidate for governor.

This makes our country look arrogant and stuck in the ways of the hardcore religious right. We have over 300 million humans living in our country’s boarder, with pockets of diversity that stretch across state lines, yet we fail once again to show our true colors. Actually, maybe we just have. A state like Maine, who is known in the gay community as openly accepting individual choices for sexual preference, failed to win on Tuesday night. The closely watched issue ultimately ended up being the leading issue that most citizens were concerned about. Maine voters came out to vote by the droves, and the opposition prevailed 53 percent to 47 percent. As the growing numbers of states demand the right for same-sex marriages increases there is a needy resolution that needs to be solved. We cannot simply ignore this fact. If we do, ultimately it is inevitable that it will lead to direct violence and back lashing.

-Jack C. Buck

See Time Magazine’s visual history of gay rights in America

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Doomed Love For America

In Activism, Student Articles on November 5, 2009 at 3:59 pm

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The Whole Fucking Thing

Is democracy worth all the problems and potential personal risks? Or, would I be more content if I gave it all up and ignored what is wrong? Only dark lonely still nights do I feel it is all a lost cause.

Our social and political views are barriers that will never be dissembled, the steel screws are twisted in far too tight. Hate has put us into contempt and dishonesty towards others-solely because we look at them as ” different” or “weird”. I am beginning to separate myself from fellow bystanders and friends when discussion of politics comes to the forefront of friendly conversation. My once loud voice and fierce argument points against the two-political machines has begun to drive me to this unknown crossroad. Do I ferociously push the limit with everything I have in me? Or do I put out a pathetic, but yet somewhat honorable, attempt at turning what is wrong into what is right.

I do not buy into the stance of political alignment- I shouldn’t have to label myself with a group that I do not wholeheartedly believe in. Nor neither should you.

Why? How dare you settle for mediocrity! Blast, truth has turned its back on us. It shows on election day, how minuscule the alternative candidates and leaders are taken seriously. For they are not even a dot on the map. You would think that a progressive liberal state, such as California, would demand our president to hold to his promises. I guess accountability doesn’t matter.

Why do we continue this misguided falsified path. Every few years a small percentage of us show up at the polling booths to cast our patriotic vote. If you really care so dearly about your country, then why don’t you demand honesty? Why do you let Wall-Street and corrupt politicians decide what is right or wrong?

Aldous Huxley and George Orwell had no faith in the future of democracy, nor do I. If I were a rich gambling man, gambler…yes, rich far from, I would bet everything that the whole house will soon come crashing down- the grand illusion and all. I say awake, awake, awake youth! Until then, I remain.

-Jack C. Buck

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Knee Deep

In Poetry on November 2, 2009 at 2:57 am

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Straight narrow parallel track that wishes you to never rear off course. Loop, twist with no direct route for the present, past, and future . The iron shackles for the youth generation is the black suit and red tie. The tight collar suffocates while you grab the top button of the oxford shirt/clean cut symbolizes the very fact you owe your new middle-aged life to whom?

Corporate America

Hey don’t stress all you need to do is apply for that Macy’s plastic. Rack up the credit line with 29% interest rates. Go ahead buy the five or six outfits, might as well hang yourself from the cubicle ceilings with that red tie of yours.

You become a virtual slave to routine. Wear this! Look this way I say! Arrive on time! Then you will make the big bucks. The system wants and needs you to fall knee deep in the valley of weeds.

-Jack C. Buck

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Fear is the absence of freedom

In Student Articles on November 1, 2009 at 8:44 pm

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Firstly, Fear is interesting and an irrational waste of time. It robs natural beings of truly living, feeling, and experiencing. Life, the moment, all that exists, is way too precious to waste on a psychotic obsession with survival, which has been the message pounded into our western brains since birth, crippling our existential ability to seek a truly fulfilling existence.

The cliché, “It’s not about the years in your life but the life in your years.”has never been more pertinent to a time, a time when natural beings are marginalized, forced into cubicles and factories just to achieve survival, and stripped of their freedom to live as they wish. There has to be something more than this.

In a time when our existence, our organism, much of this earth, struggles to survive like a flake of nearly dead skin holding on for dear life, it is time to start opening our eyes and start asking questions. Is this war torn, competitive, cut-throat, alienating, us vs. them human population with outrageously destructive technological abilities going to get us anything but mass extinction? Definitely not. Things need to change. That change is upon us.

This same fear exists in no other organism on our planet. Our brain doesn’t know the astounding difference between our Fight or Flight reaction and this illusory fear we have while worrying. Every time we worry about anything irrelevant to the moment/environment we are currently inside of, our FOF mechanism is sounded off throwing our biology into high strain for no reason at all. This plagues our culture. Very few of us will ever experience true FOF release more than a few times in our whole lives.

You may just say, “Well, that’s just the way we’re made.” The problem with that statement is that we are completely or nearly all learned organisms. We were knowingly taught this behavior. Fear is the absence of freedom.

The allocation of blood in our bodies at any one time depends on our psychological state. In times of danger or the illusion of danger, our blood spreads out to all areas of our body preparing itself for optimum survival performance. In times of growth, much of our blood concentrates at our core or our viscera. This is when rational thought and personal growth are most easily attained. In our paranoid society obsessed with terror and national security, this state of growth is a rare occurrence to most. We have a lot of strenuous catching up to do. Let us stop this whole fear-mongering, do not let the media, politicians, business leaders, the uber-rich instill fear into our systems. It is time for us as individuals to stand together and take back our society and country.

-Ryan Xavier O’Luain
Irish American