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What will happen and why... |
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 Severe
and sudden necessity will cause acute change. Such changes will probably
cause deep regret down the line of time. Procedural patterns established
through necessity and paranoia will cause an epidemic of horror in future
years.
Big
Brother has indeed come to town - just a few years later than George Orwell
had predicted. I think it was, in part, because of George Orwell's book
"1984" that this has been delayed. |
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The majority is seldom right. Mass impulses under
an emotional stimulus will make unreasoning decisions |
Something Dark and
Devious this way comes...
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Sacrifice of liberty of thought
and lifestyle.
Surveillance, a quagmire of 'clearances', financial controls for the man
on the street, religious acknowledgement put into databases centrally
controlled, promotion of unifying Christianity (the standardization of
Christianity will cause religious persecution). Danger and threat will be
sufficient to allow this to happen.
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The greed factor.
Instead of concentrating
on the examination of individuals and immigration refusal based on
character and background checks authorities will continue to allow the
rich and the bad to establish roots and develop like weeds within the
culture of America.
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The current enemy:
Things
have changed. The old and ingrained Arabic ways have, through influence of
protestant Christianity's bounty, gained new power of medicine, technology
and modern warfare. (thoughts
on Muslimism)
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What prepared the soil for what is to
come? |
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Some thoughts:
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The fact
that America has a history of bombing shifty countries and not completing
the job. |
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A history of
broken promises and forming alliances with people for a little while
whilst promising a forever alliance and then dropping those allies when
national tides turn or economic self-interest has been served - rather
like the scorpion and the turtle crossing the river. |
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Americans
get bored very quickly (I hear my mother's voice, 'don't generalize -
it's a sign of ignorance'). Instant availability and instant gratification has
taken the place of diligence, endurance and life-long commitment. TV
stations compete for ratings. The media giants want to be #1 and it does not
seem to matter if the edges of truth are blurred by sensationalism and the
public's notoriously short attention span. Such actions of the news giants
is justified by saying that in order to get the news, report on the news
it takes being number one. Self consolation belief that they are 'actually
doing the right thing' by at least being there to record the moment.
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It is not
necessary to make excessive profits, making enough should be enough. That
way you are fed but not fat, not able to blackmailed by poverty, greed or
fear. That is what it should be about. Smaller news with big facts and
'human' reporters - not carrion eaters. |
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Excessive
greed takes precedence over right and wrong in the higher echelons of
society. Good roots of gratitude and freedom are forgotten. This has paved
the way for all sorts of 'shifty's' and cockroach persona to gain roots in
America (e.g. the Saudi Prince who owns huge chunks of New York and
monitors his assets via camera and satellite from Rio) The average
American's infatuation with those who have excessive wealth or stardust is
doing a disservice to himself and his ancestors who gave up all in order
to be free |
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The inaccurate perception that everybody who falls in
any line of anything- war, car accidents, food poisoning is an 'innocent'
victim. |
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One can be an 'unintended' or 'unexpected'
victim but never innocent - unless of course it is a baby or animal.
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We have been raised in the west to regard the 'un-innocent'
as warrior to warrior, racecar driver to racecar driver, football player to
football player |
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