Why do all the sheep prefer to sleep? Could it be because if they do awake and face the truth they will then have to face an even more bitter truth?
The sheep will have to face the ugly truth that the corruption is real and they are helpless, unwilling & unable to alter the state of affairs or the fact they truly are sheep, the only other alternative would be to join together in the overthrow of corruption. So enjoy the information below and then go back to sleep gentle little sheep:
Phd. Steven E. Jones, former physics professor Brigham Young University, was fired after refusing to be quiet about explosives employed to fell the Twin Towers on 9-11, specifically nano-thermate, a high-tech military explosive which cannot be produced by any field expedient method. The official "news" aka "propaganda" has portrayed PhD. Steven E. Jones as a nut lacking credible support for his assertions, despite a plethora of troublesome testimony which has been CONveniently under reported. (6 mins.)
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-Firemen on the scene said that multiple bombs were exploding inside the lobby of the WTC. (2 mins.)
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-Bombs were going off in the sub-basements of the WTC pre collapse. (1.5 mins.)
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-People who escaped the WTC testified that bombs were involved. (1 min.)
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-The news media reported bombs exploding inside the towers. (5 mins.)
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-Victim said a bomb went off in the lobby of the WTC. (30 secs.)
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-G.W. Bush specifically referenced explosives employed in the World Trade Center Towers on 9-11. (1 min.)
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-G.W. Bush said that Iraq had nothing to do with the attacks on the World Trade Center. (1 min.)
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Theft by Inflation or Slavery via Fiat
"When robbery is done in open daylight by sanction of the law, as it is done today, then any act of honor or restitution has to be hidden underground."
---Ragnar Danneskjold---
Monday, May 16, 2011
The Most Immoral & Contemptible Of All Human Symbols
Ragnar Danneskjold: "But I’ve chosen a special mission of my own. I’m after a man whom I want to destroy. He died many centuries ago, but until the last trace of him is wiped out of men’s minds, we will not have a decent world to live in."
Hank Rearden: "What man?"
Ragnar: "Robin Hood."
Ragnar: ". . . [Robin Hood] is not remembered as a champion of property, but as a champion of need, not as a defender of the robbed, but as a provider of the poor. He is held to be the first man who assumed a halo of virtue by practicing charity with wealth which he did not own, by giving away goods which he had not produced, by making others pay for the luxury of his pity. He is the man who became a symbol of the idea that need, not achievement, is the source of rights, that we don’t have to produce, only to want, that the earned does not belong to us, but the unearned does. He became a justification for every mediocrity who, unable to make his own living, had demanded the power to dispose of the property of his betters, by proclaiming his willingness to devote his life to his inferiors at the price of robbing his superiors. It is this foulest of creatures – the double-parasite who lives on the sores of the poor and the blood of the rich – whom men have come to regard as the moral idea." ". . . Do you wonder why the world is collapsing around us? That is what I am fighting, Mr. Rearden. Until men learn that of all human symbols, Robin Hood is the most immoral and the most contemptible, there will be no justice on earth and no way for mankind to survive."
The Pirate Ragnar Danneskjöld
From Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged
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Hank Rearden: "What man?"
Ragnar: "Robin Hood."
Ragnar: ". . . [Robin Hood] is not remembered as a champion of property, but as a champion of need, not as a defender of the robbed, but as a provider of the poor. He is held to be the first man who assumed a halo of virtue by practicing charity with wealth which he did not own, by giving away goods which he had not produced, by making others pay for the luxury of his pity. He is the man who became a symbol of the idea that need, not achievement, is the source of rights, that we don’t have to produce, only to want, that the earned does not belong to us, but the unearned does. He became a justification for every mediocrity who, unable to make his own living, had demanded the power to dispose of the property of his betters, by proclaiming his willingness to devote his life to his inferiors at the price of robbing his superiors. It is this foulest of creatures – the double-parasite who lives on the sores of the poor and the blood of the rich – whom men have come to regard as the moral idea." ". . . Do you wonder why the world is collapsing around us? That is what I am fighting, Mr. Rearden. Until men learn that of all human symbols, Robin Hood is the most immoral and the most contemptible, there will be no justice on earth and no way for mankind to survive."
The Pirate Ragnar Danneskjöld
From Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged
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Honour Among Thieves
"When robbery is done in open daylight by sanction of the law, as it is done today, then any act of honor or restitution has to be hidden underground."
--Ragnar Danneskjold--
--Ragnar Danneskjold--
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