Ina/Murphy
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Monday, December 31
Sunday, December 30
Saturday, December 29
Wednesday, December 26
Tuesday, December 25
Sunday, December 23
Smear tactics
Recently an article popped up on the net decrying Presidential candidate Ron Paul for accepting money and refusing to return it to a self professed "white supremicist". Now taking into account that Ron Paul does not always support the views of the people who support his views, this should seem like a non issue.
That was until the World Union of Jewish Students, an organization that claims to "Help Israel with the toughest battle - the battle for public opinion on the internet", who's most prized Microsoft program "Megaphone" was discovered to be lurking on the system tray of the idiot who is spouting this nonsense.
This is the same group with Zionist support straight from the Holy Land. According to Wikipedia: "Israel’s Government has thrown its weight behind efforts by supporters to counter what it believes to be negative bias and a tide of pro-Arab propaganda. The Foreign Ministry has ordered trainee diplomats to track websites and chat rooms so that networks of US and European groups with hundreds of thousands of Jewish activists can place supportive messages".
When you are bringing down the bankers, the Jews get pissed off apparently.
Dr. Paul is not and has never been a racist, white supremacist, bigot, or otherwise evil person. He is genuine and kind, caring and a loving husband and Father.
For Jews to be so concerned about anti defamation they sure know how to slander an innocent man. So much for God's chosen people.
Saturday, December 22
Friday, December 21
Thursday, December 20
Birth of Hope
Quoted from the source:
Ever since they were young, I have encouraged my children to be independent thinkers, reminding them that my political and religious views are just one man’s opinion. As a way to cultivate their free thinking, the only rule I insisted upon was that they must consider and evaluate all points of view. In this way, they themselves can decide what opinions to adopt, what to dismiss and ultimately how to create a world view as individual as they are.
Every birthday and holiday my daughter, a successful graphic artist, poses the same question to me, asking “what present would I like?” Usually I request the same thing; either something from her portfolio or one of her elaborate custom greeting cards featuring a caricature of me. But this year, she took the initiative, drawing inspiration from the numerous conversations we have had about the Ron Paul Revolution, and created a visual statement of his message, one we both firmly believe in.
I need not explain more, for the essence of what she has captured in this portrait of Ron Paul speaks volumes.
I extend my humble gratitude to my daughter Leah Tiscione for sharing her incredible talent and by giving me the most precious gift of all…her love…and allowing me to share this year’s holiday gift with everyone.
About the artist: visit http://LeahTiscione.com
Full article
Wednesday, December 19
New Ron Paul money bomb on Dec 23
Sign on to the rEVOLution and do your part to change the misdirection America is currently facing.
This one is scheduled to coincide with the 1913 anniversary of Woodrow Wilson signing into law the unconstitutional Federal Reserve Act. Read more here.
Tuesday, December 18
Ron Paul on Glenn Beck CNN Headline News
Great show, will repeat at 9pm and 12am EST, watch it.
"Sir, if we weren't both men, well you know" Glenn to Ron
"You know I love you" Glenn to Ron
"People are threatening my life, I have to wear a vest, my family needs SWAT protection because of your supporters." Glenn to Ron
"Do you think the US government brought down World Trade Center 7?" Glenn to Ron
"I advocate total non-violence the same as Ghandi and Martin Luther King" Ron to Glenn
"Its absolutely preposterous" Ron to Glenn on his 9/11 question
"I don't think I should have to be asked to answer these questions." Ron to Glenn on his retarded 9/11 conspiracy thread
"People should be entitled to the fruits of their labor." Ron the Man
Monday, December 17
Alt Codes
☺ - That’s not an image, it’s actually one of the alt codes on your keyboard. Some of you probably know a few by heart like the ñ or the Ω. If you’ve ever wanted to know what the other alt codes are, here’s a list of alt codes from 1 - 255.
To use them just hold down the alt key and press the specified combination of numbers on your numpad. Ready to see the list? Here we go.
1. alt + 1 = ☺
2. alt + 2 = ☻
3. alt + 3 = ♥
4. alt + 4 = ♦
5. alt + 5 = ♣
6. alt + 6 = ♠
7. alt + 7 = •
8. alt + 8 = ◘
9. alt + 9 = ○
10. alt + 10 = ◙
11. alt + 11 = ♂
12. alt + 12 = ♀
13. alt + 13 = ♪
14. alt + 14 = ♫
15. alt + 15 = ☼
16. alt + 16 = ►
17. alt + 17 = ◄
18. alt + 18 = ↕
19. alt + 19 = ‼
20. alt + 20 = ¶
21. alt + 21 = §
22. alt + 22 = ▬
23. alt + 23 = ↨
24. alt + 24 = ↑
25. alt + 25 = ↓
26. alt + 26 = →
27. alt + 27 = ←
28. alt + 28 = ∟
29. alt + 29 = ↔
30. alt + 30 = ▲
31. alt + 31 = ▼
32. alt + 32 = “space”
33. alt + 33 = !
34. alt + 34 = “
35. alt + 35 = #
36. alt + 36 = $
37. alt + 37 = %
38. alt + 38 = &
39. alt + 39 = ‘
40. alt + 40 = (
41. alt + 41 = )
42. alt + 42 = *
43. alt + 43 = +
44. alt + 44 = ,
45. alt + 45 = -
46. alt + 46 = .
47. alt + 47 = /
48. alt + 48 = 0
49. alt + 49 = 1
50. alt + 50 = 2
51. alt + 51 = 3
52. alt + 52 = 4
53. alt + 53 = 5
54. alt + 54 = 6
55. alt + 55 = 7
56. alt + 56 = 8
57. alt + 57 = 9
58. alt + 58 = :
59. alt + 59 = ;
60. alt + 60 = <
61. alt + 61 = =
62. alt + 62 = >
63. alt + 63 = ?
64. alt + 64 = @
65. alt + 65 = A
66. alt + 66 = B
67. alt + 67 = C
68. alt + 68 = D
69. alt + 69 = E
70. alt + 70 = F
71. alt + 71 = G
72. alt + 72 = H
73. alt + 73 = I
74. alt + 74 = J
75. alt + 75 = K
76. alt + 76 = L
77. alt + 77 = M
78. alt + 78 = N
79. alt + 79 = O
80. alt + 80 = P
81. alt + 81 = Q
82. alt + 82 = R
83. alt + 83 = S
84. alt + 84 = T
85. alt + 85 = U
86. alt + 86 = V
87. alt + 87 = W
88. alt + 88 = X
89. alt + 89 = Y
90. alt + 90 = Z
91. alt + 91 = [
92. alt + 92 = \
93. alt + 93 = ]
94. alt + 94 = ^
95. alt + 95 = _
96. alt + 96 = `
97. alt + 97 = a
98. alt + 98 = b
99. alt + 99 = c
100. alt + 100 = d
101. alt + 101 = e
102. alt + 102 = f
103. alt + 103 = g
104. alt + 104 = h
105. alt + 105 = i
106. alt + 106 = j
107. alt + 107 = k
108. alt + 108 = l
109. alt + 109 = m
110. alt + 110 = n
111. alt + 111 = o
112. alt + 112 = p
113. alt + 113 = q
114. alt + 114 = r
115. alt + 115 = s
116. alt + 116 = t
117. alt + 117 = u
118. alt + 118 = v
119. alt + 119 = w
120. alt + 120 = x
121. alt + 121 = y
122. alt + 122 = z
123. alt + 123 = {
124. alt + 124 = |
125. alt + 125 = }
126. alt + 126 = ~
127. alt + 127 = ⌂
128. alt + 128 = Ç
129. alt + 129 = ü
130. alt + 130 = é
131. alt + 131 = â
132. alt + 132 = ä
133. alt + 133 = à
134. alt + 134 = å
135. alt + 135 = ç
136. alt + 136 = ê
137. alt + 137 = ë
138. alt + 138 = è
139. alt + 139 = ï
140. alt + 140 = î
141. alt + 141 = ì
142. alt + 142 = Ä
143. alt + 143 = Å
144. alt + 144 = É
145. alt + 145 = æ
146. alt + 146 = Æ
147. alt + 147 = ô
148. alt + 148 = ö
149. alt + 149 = ò
150. alt + 150 = û
151. alt + 151 = ù
152. alt + 152 = ÿ
153. alt + 153 = Ö
154. alt + 154 = Ü
155. alt + 155 = ¢
156. alt + 156 = £
157. alt + 157 = ¥
158. alt + 158 = ₧
159. alt + 159 = ƒ
160. alt + 160 = á
161. alt + 161 = í
162. alt + 162 = ó
163. alt + 163 = ú
164. alt + 164 = ñ
165. alt + 165 = Ñ
166. alt + 166 = ª
167. alt + 167 = º
168. alt + 168 = ¿
169. alt + 169 = ⌐
170. alt + 170 = ¬
171. alt + 171 = ½
172. alt + 172 = ¼
173. alt + 173 = ¡
174. alt + 174 = «
175. alt + 175 = »
176. alt + 176 = ░
177. alt + 177 = ▒
178. alt + 178 = ▓
179. alt + 179 = │
180. alt + 180 = ┤
181. alt + 181 = ╡
182. alt + 182 = ╢
183. alt + 183 = ╖
184. alt + 184 = ╕
185. alt + 185 = ╣
186. alt + 186 = ║
187. alt + 187 = ╗
188. alt + 188 = ╝
189. alt + 189 = ╜
190. alt + 190 = ╛
191. alt + 191 = ┐
192. alt + 192 = └
193. alt + 193 = ┴
194. alt + 194 = ┬
195. alt + 195 = ├
196. alt + 196 = ─
197. alt + 197 = ┼
198. alt + 198 = ╞
199. alt + 199 = ╟
200. alt + 200 = ╚
201. alt + 201 = ╔
202. alt + 202 = ╩
203. alt + 203 = ╦
204. alt + 204 = ╠
205. alt + 205 = ═
206. alt + 206 = ╬
207. alt + 207 = ╧
208. alt + 208 = ╨
209. alt + 209 = ╤
210. alt + 210 = ╥
211. alt + 211 = ╙
212. alt + 212 = ╘
213. alt + 213 = ╒
214. alt + 214 = ╓
215. alt + 215 = ╫
216. alt + 216 = ╪
217. alt + 217 = ┘
218. alt + 218 = ┌
219. alt + 219 = █
220. alt + 220 = ▄
221. alt + 221 = ▌
222. alt + 222 = ▐
223. alt + 223 = ▀
224. alt + 224 = α
225. alt + 225 = ß
226. alt + 226 = Γ
227. alt + 227 = π
228. alt + 228 = Σ
229. alt + 229 = σ
230. alt + 230 = µ
231. alt + 231 = τ
232. alt + 232 = Φ
233. alt + 233 = Θ
234. alt + 234 = Ω
235. alt + 235 = δ
236. alt + 236 = ∞
237. alt + 237 = φ
238. alt + 238 = ε
239. alt + 239 = ∩
240. alt + 240 = ≡
241. alt + 241 = ±
242. alt + 242 = ≥
243. alt + 243 = ≤
244. alt + 244 = ⌠
245. alt + 245 = ⌡
246. alt + 246 = ÷
247. alt + 247 = ≈
248. alt + 248 = °
249. alt + 249 = ∙
250. alt + 250 = ·
251. alt + 251 = √
252. alt + 252 = ⁿ
253. alt + 253 = ²
254. alt + 254 = ■
255. alt + 255 = “space”
Ladies and Gentlemen, the next President of the United States of America
Truth will always win over deceit.
Sunday, December 16
ABC interview to hot for TV?
An interview between John Stossel of ABC's 20/20 and Ron Paul that was deemed to be unplayable on mainstream television because according to ABC Ron Paul supporters are only found on the internet. What a load of bullshit, get this video out there. Freedom is the foundation of our way of life and needs to be protected.
Friday, December 14
Monday, December 10
Hive Mind (Human Eusociality)
Communal decision making has been a staple of socioeconomic progress for centuries and has more recently been useful in motivating less ambitious people to contribute to the collective through free choice by having a mutual outlet, namely the Internet.
The blogosphere is the most recent example of collectivism using available resources to push forward established ideas. Very little of the content on blogs across the net is new data but rather it is regurgitated from other major sources of information. In this situation we are granted a sense of relativity by frequency, such as the Digg system where users and user groups promote what is most newsworthy.
The idea of the Hive mind is not new and has been a token conspiracy theory for many decades. Some people claim that there is a loss of freedom when the collective starts to affect the persons who choose detachment rather than inclusion. Some would argue this is necessary for advancement. I would like to put forth a third idea, and that is that collectivism with the proper aim and intrinsic restrictions can propel civilization rapidly forward in the growth of human understanding, which is what we are angling for, because with understanding has come civility and the elimination of needless suffering in some, though not all yet.
Take the freedom of the Internet as it currently exists. Everyone has equal or virtually equal access to what is out there, information wise. There are very few restrictions on the content a person can contribute, but the impact that that content will have solely depends on the collective approval of those of us who participate. So there is a lot of freedom here, yet there is a sense of community hedging and if you post utter crap no one will listen or offer rebuttal.
There is a future ahead of us that could allow for applying this model to other relevant fields. Some of the ways free collectivism could benefit society are through providing more transparency in government or censorship. The same way the "best seller list" promotes good writing, collectivism can help in areas such as educational reform and where mass media focuses attention. Think of a world where you can have an impact on whether CNN does a special on Kosovo or Britney Spears new breast augmentation. Think of a world where the voting public decided who got the contracts for rebuilding Iraq rather than them being doled out to past campaign contributors or cronies. Think of a society where you have a meaningful impact on the issues you feel are unfair to all of us.
Some people scare the shit out of you by calling this "World Government" or the "New World Order" which it clearly is not when you look at our current model of the Internet. Who controls the Internet? Mostly it is controlled by its contributors and the backbone of data transfer is left to non-intervening entities. Some people want to change that and give themselves more power under the facade of "Net Neutrality" they are lobbying for an Internet that is a Hive mind that has an overall goal of personal gain rather than collective gain.
Capitalism is based upon the idea that that which we do for our own good helps the good of everyone, through things like competition and free markets we all seem to gain through our own personal greed. The idea that no one suffers because of this is wrong. Our consumerism causes more slavery world-wide today than it did prior to the civil war. The only change is that we outsource our unfair practices now. Collectivism, where we try to do what is best for ourselves BY WAY OF doing what is best for us all is different.
It requires love. Love of your fellow man and woman. Love of life and of freedom, and love of family and community. Collectivism can only work in a society of meaningful positive progress and it can only happen by the persistence of well meaning individuals culling the less desirable elements through critical peer review. I see a future full of positive change but it stems from our ability to better perform as a group through the aid of technology and communication.
The idea that we are all trapped in a "Monkey sphere" is absurd when you think about it. That's like saying because we only remember 7 number strings on average that all telephone numbers can ONLY be 7 numbers, which they aren't if you call out of state or internationally. We can expand our working bubble to incorporate more relevant content into our life and weed out the less useful things that often occlude truth and happiness. Expanding the "Monkey sphere" is the wrong way to look at it, we should be refining our lives instead.
These are just some thoughts I've had about the argument I continue to see against Globalization, namely that it steals our freedoms and forces world-wide tyranny, and of course on the other side you have those who call the establishment of a world government body a good step and anyone who is against it is a conspiracy theory nut job. There is a way to keep our freedom and still make progress towards a better world community.
Who would we fight wars against if we all stood together on the important issues?
Terms:
Collectivism
Eusociality
Group Think
Sunday, December 9
Saturday, December 8
Friday, December 7
Thanks for ignoring.
I must thank you for opening my eyes. You see, somewhere in the haze, something began to stand out. Every once in a while I would be trying to ignore you while waiting for the next rerun of my favorite show and you would continue to tell us who our president would be. Then you went out of your way to tell us that there was someone who has ‘No chance’ and you did not know why they were even trying. At first I dismissed it, after all, you were telling us who was ‘winning’, and you could be trusted, but the more I heard about the guy who absolutely had ‘NO CHANCE!’, this man, ‘Ron Paul would never … could never …’, the closer I began to listen. Somehow if you hear shouting for so long, it simply becomes background noise and the smallest whisper can be heard. In all of your screaming about who was winning, the only thing I picked up was the name that you said could not. And that is why you will fail.
Full article.
Thursday, December 6
Transversient Ecology
I will start my lecture off with the old and wise saying that the more you have the more you lack. In fact the only way to ever feel full of life is to have a rich social experience where others provide you with what you need and you in turn provide a stable input into the rewarding systems.
Some would call this socialism. I would call it this: outside of your bubble its easier for compassionate people to look upon your life and assess it for correction, than it is for personal introspection. My neighbors could spend my money for me better than I could. That is the foundation of my theory of evolutionary economics. People will be forced to peer review the logic like "Jury of Life" which will cause a disturbance and correction where you will use your suggestions to help focus desire and will to succeed. You will still gain the statistical advantage of mutual welfare ideology.
It is radical and questions the very essence of freedom. It purports to elevate freedom to a socially acceptable maxim that is held as the "good life" by all of us. It allows us to be a massive population that grants great advantage to the individual through community assurance.
Of course counter measures that protect individual freedom is fundamental, I only advocate this community goodness effort for future things we will not see until it comes to the point where wealth distribution is essential to protect the innocents.
Adam Smith, mark my words. Label this as authentic American Indian economics.
Tuesday, December 4
The Revolution Begins
Then, after the debate, Rudy Giuliani walked up to me and said, "Oooh, you sure have a LOT of supporters." It's only the beginning, I told him.
Indeed, he could have told that by the crowd outside after the debate. Mitt Romney had a few people, but no one else did. We, on the other hand, had about 500 enthusiastic revolutionaries, plus a boat, a trolley, and two planes towing lighted signs. As I looked out at the crowd, I thought: the establishment has no idea of what they are facing. We have an army of freedom, prosperity, and peace. As the LA Times political blog noted the other day, the British also thought they had no problem with the Americans--until Yorktown.
Which candidate has a message?
From the original source.
As I watched the Republican and Democratic debates on television, I found it interesting that the candidate most ignored by the media, Congressman Ron Paul, was the only candidate with a different message. In fact, he was the only candidate with a message. All other candidates simply parroted the same old same old. The only difference being in the way they would execute their version of the same old same old.
Ironically, as long as I can remember, no matter which party raises up the newest president, nothing changes as far as policy is concerned. And where is it leading us? I see industry moving out of the country at alarming rates. Masses of illegal immigrants swarm across our unprotected borders while our military is used to protect the borders of foreign countries and big oil. I see a policy of endless preemptive war against an undefined enemy. I see the United States being dictated to by the United Nations. I see dangerous legislation, such as the "Patriot Act," eroding our constitutional rights, passed by a Congress who swore an oath to protect those rights, and I see debates with candidates who argue with each other as to how best to continue these policies.
I hope the American people will tire of the media choosing our leaders and listen to the message of and look up the record of this 10-term congressman from Texas and vote Paul for president.
Robert Wallace
Farmingdale
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