I have never believed in a New World Order conspiracy. I do believe we are headed in the direction with the same end result through technological advances. Many deny the conspiracy because there is no correlation between wealthy and education greedy capitalists and some psychotic need for power that leads them to genocide and other nasty behaviors. Capitalists are all about profit right? Would dealing with and bribery of one government not be more beneficial than dealing with hundreds? Would not public servants and works be better and lower labor costs if they were property in the form of robots?
The fact is the rise of technology is nearing the point of fully autonomous robots ready to function in every role in society. This means robotic policing, firefighting, surgeons, pharmacists. Robotic burger flippers and farmers. The progression of technology leads to opportunity to discard much of the population as they become socially irrelevant. Could this be why we are seeing the rise of diseases like bird flu, etc. Are the leaders of the NWO beginning the test phases of population control? The U.S. military already has 400 operational robots of all types in Afghanistan.
That is far as I wish to discuss the NWO and its plausibility. What happens during this rise in technology that paves the way? Let us look at a robot that polices the neighborhood. Robots make
use of sensor technologies to process information. These are how they interact with the environment.
Parabolic hearing that records everything within a quarter mile?
Thermal and night imaging recordings?
X-rays to search every person for illegal weapons and drugs as they walk by?
Facial recognition so each person is identified and databases updated.
Will it become executioner if it witnesses a murder? Judge Dredd? Save the taxpayers money!
The point is these issues need to be debated now and giving up just one small pinch of natural rights
is going to be a death sentence of humanity in terms of technological advances.
And these advances are not two hundred years into the future. We are talking two to three decades.
Imagine a world where 24/7 there is a robot policing each corner and a Congress full of millionaires that really don't need constituents. Would not the world be easier for these leaders if the masses were eliminated, not from any dark evil in their hearts, but as a matter of rational planning. Let the bird flu fly and the robots can bury them all. If they riot, let the robots shoot them all. Imagine how efficiency burning Jews can be with automated easy-bake ovens. These things are not too far fetched to imagine.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Friday, February 7, 2014
A Rant
All governments operate by using coercion to maintain an orderly society.
The desire off all freemen is to live in a state of maximum liberty whereby one’s way of life, behaviors, and views exist in a state of natural freedom. Complete liberty is anarchy. Complete coercion is despotism. a democracy is the institutionalization of government where civil control over the permissibility of coercive actions is maintained by internal checks and balances and ultimately controlled by the power of election and rebellion. In the event that our democracy should turn toward the path of despotism and sustain a period of unresponsiveness to rebuttals of the excess, a Bill of rights was created giving the people the power to own military arms which could put effectively block said path to despotism.
Should a party truly wish to pervert the government, they must first and foremost use the media to sell the idea that firearms are inherently evil in the hands of the people. Then they must slowly make limitations upon the right to bear arms and finally they will begin confiscation. At that point all the other natural rights of men can be disposed of quickly as the means of resistance has been permanently removed. The failure of democracy occurs when subsets of society take their personal beliefs and attempt to impose them on the whole of society rather than to be open and accepting of alternate views. These issues not only become divisive they distract from the other operations of government which often leads to corruption in the bureaucracy.
Should I force my Christian views on abortion as the murder of a child? Is it right for my belief to be forced on all Americans that wish only to be free? When does my morality trump the morality of others? Is my feelings on abortion any different than those that led men to enslave their fellow man? To survive as a free society, we must deeply and thoroughly consider each and every law and not act with haste. We must read it to know what is in it before it is voted upon. We must stop being idiots. We all know crazy people and criminals shoot people, yet half the country want to ban guns due to the media. We need to step up and start institutionalizing the nuts and really punishing criminals and arming citizens.
The desire off all freemen is to live in a state of maximum liberty whereby one’s way of life, behaviors, and views exist in a state of natural freedom. Complete liberty is anarchy. Complete coercion is despotism. a democracy is the institutionalization of government where civil control over the permissibility of coercive actions is maintained by internal checks and balances and ultimately controlled by the power of election and rebellion. In the event that our democracy should turn toward the path of despotism and sustain a period of unresponsiveness to rebuttals of the excess, a Bill of rights was created giving the people the power to own military arms which could put effectively block said path to despotism.
Should a party truly wish to pervert the government, they must first and foremost use the media to sell the idea that firearms are inherently evil in the hands of the people. Then they must slowly make limitations upon the right to bear arms and finally they will begin confiscation. At that point all the other natural rights of men can be disposed of quickly as the means of resistance has been permanently removed. The failure of democracy occurs when subsets of society take their personal beliefs and attempt to impose them on the whole of society rather than to be open and accepting of alternate views. These issues not only become divisive they distract from the other operations of government which often leads to corruption in the bureaucracy.
Should I force my Christian views on abortion as the murder of a child? Is it right for my belief to be forced on all Americans that wish only to be free? When does my morality trump the morality of others? Is my feelings on abortion any different than those that led men to enslave their fellow man? To survive as a free society, we must deeply and thoroughly consider each and every law and not act with haste. We must read it to know what is in it before it is voted upon. We must stop being idiots. We all know crazy people and criminals shoot people, yet half the country want to ban guns due to the media. We need to step up and start institutionalizing the nuts and really punishing criminals and arming citizens.
Thursday, February 6, 2014
The origin of "Old Glory"
William Driver, captain of the whale Charles Doggett out of Salem, Massachusetts, in 1831, was presented with a beautiful American flag with twenty for stars. On his way out to sea the banner opened in the breeze for the first time and he exclaimed "Old Glory!"
This very same voyage, the Charles Doggett founds 65 Pitcairners on the island of Tahiti and took them back to Pitcairn. The Captain was paid with cash partially raised from selling copper from the HMS Bounty. The Pitcairners were the mutineers and their native families that set Captain Bligh a drift back in 1789.
Six years after this famed voyage, the Captain retired taking his treasured flag with him. When Tennesee seceded from the Union, rebels were determined to destroy the Captain's now famous flag, but repeated searches never revealed the location of that damnable flag. On February 25th, 1862, Union forces captured Nashville and raised the American flag over the capital. It was a rather small flag and immediately folks began asking Captain Driver if "Old Glory" still existed. Happy to have soldiers with him this time, Captain Driver went home and began ripping at the seams of his bedcover. As the stitches holding the quilt-top to the batting unraveled, the onlookers peered inside and saw the 24-starred original "Old Glory"!
Captain Driver gently gathered up the flag and returned with the soldiers to the capitol. Though he was sixty years old, the Captain climbed up to the tower to replace the smaller banner with his beloved flag. The Sixth Ohio Regiment cheered and saluted - and later adopted the nickname "Old Glory" as their own, telling and re-telling the story of Captain Driver's devotion to the flag we honor yet today.
Captain Driver's grave is located in the old Nashville City Cemetery, and is one of three (3) places authorized by act of Congress where the Flag of the United States may be flown 24 hours a day. The flag was given to his granddaughter or niece whom presented it to the Essex Institute for display. Old Glory eventually made its way the Smithsonian.
This very same voyage, the Charles Doggett founds 65 Pitcairners on the island of Tahiti and took them back to Pitcairn. The Captain was paid with cash partially raised from selling copper from the HMS Bounty. The Pitcairners were the mutineers and their native families that set Captain Bligh a drift back in 1789.
Six years after this famed voyage, the Captain retired taking his treasured flag with him. When Tennesee seceded from the Union, rebels were determined to destroy the Captain's now famous flag, but repeated searches never revealed the location of that damnable flag. On February 25th, 1862, Union forces captured Nashville and raised the American flag over the capital. It was a rather small flag and immediately folks began asking Captain Driver if "Old Glory" still existed. Happy to have soldiers with him this time, Captain Driver went home and began ripping at the seams of his bedcover. As the stitches holding the quilt-top to the batting unraveled, the onlookers peered inside and saw the 24-starred original "Old Glory"!
Captain Driver gently gathered up the flag and returned with the soldiers to the capitol. Though he was sixty years old, the Captain climbed up to the tower to replace the smaller banner with his beloved flag. The Sixth Ohio Regiment cheered and saluted - and later adopted the nickname "Old Glory" as their own, telling and re-telling the story of Captain Driver's devotion to the flag we honor yet today.
Captain Driver's grave is located in the old Nashville City Cemetery, and is one of three (3) places authorized by act of Congress where the Flag of the United States may be flown 24 hours a day. The flag was given to his granddaughter or niece whom presented it to the Essex Institute for display. Old Glory eventually made its way the Smithsonian.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Appeal to Common Sense in November
My fellow Americans when we assemble at the polls, after two terms of democratic legislation and administration, remember business is now dead, industry paralyzed, the healthcare system in jeopardy, national credit disastrously impaired, and our children and their children's futures dire. The country's capital is now hidden away and its labor distressed and unemployed by liberal policies and failed leadership. The Democrats had no other plan with which to improve the ruinous conditions, which they had themselves produced by policies from the past democratic congresses and administrations finally taking its toll at the end of 2007. In typical fashion, the Democrat party pointed the finger at a Republican instead of looking to the root cause during the Clinton administration and the Barney Franks of the legislature who destroyed the housing markets with policies forcing the issuance of bad loans in an effort to legislate “economic equality”.
The people, by great majority, issued to the Democrats an appeal to stop the non-sense. We did not want Obamacare, we did not want further gun control, we wanted answers about Benghazi, we wanted the spying and eroding of civil rights to end, and we demanded the impeachment of a criminal President and his Attorney General. Conservative citizens denounced these plans as sure to produce conditions ever worse than those from which relief was sought. In exchange for legitimate concern, we were all label as racists by the media and any conservative daring to speak out was viciously attacked.
It is time for Americans to understand that liberal policies do not work. They did not work in 1900 nor did they work in 2008 or 2012. They are flawed and based upon emotional desires to do “good” rather than sound and prudent judgements. It is not for the government to assume the role of mother. Those initiatives and policies fail and will always fail before the ink dries on the paper they are written.
The people, by great majority, issued to the Democrats an appeal to stop the non-sense. We did not want Obamacare, we did not want further gun control, we wanted answers about Benghazi, we wanted the spying and eroding of civil rights to end, and we demanded the impeachment of a criminal President and his Attorney General. Conservative citizens denounced these plans as sure to produce conditions ever worse than those from which relief was sought. In exchange for legitimate concern, we were all label as racists by the media and any conservative daring to speak out was viciously attacked.
It is time for Americans to understand that liberal policies do not work. They did not work in 1900 nor did they work in 2008 or 2012. They are flawed and based upon emotional desires to do “good” rather than sound and prudent judgements. It is not for the government to assume the role of mother. Those initiatives and policies fail and will always fail before the ink dries on the paper they are written.
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