"Brad Guth" wrote in message
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jonathan,
And you're here within this born-again pagan cesspool of this
anti-think-tank of a Usenet from hell, that typically sucks and blows
at just about anything and everything, that's especially good at their
not having shared the taboo/nondisclosure truth because, the truth is
simply never given a chance to emerge (at least not unscaved)?


I must admit, their insistance on on-topic, using real names
and all that shows a religious-like attachment to maintaining
these ng's as mere microcosms of the real regular normal
world.

These artificial constraints prevent the full range of knowledge
of just about anything from being experienced.
It turns everything into average, the norms. It makes
everything just like everything else, until it blends
in and becomes invisible.

Nature shows that creation and truth are the result of
the highly dynamic union of opposite extremes.
Which is the opposite of average, invisible and
docile.

But we must use everything we can to glean truth.
As an good example of anti-truth, these ngs
help up find reality in the sense of knowing
how not to look for it.


Jonathan

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What's all that wrong by the folks that supposedly have "the right
stuff" that you love and respect, as having been telling us lies upon
lies?

What's your problem with all of what your resident LLPOF warlord(GW
Bush) as having been allowing the pushing of those Muslim and other
Islamic buttons, rather than pushing any of those oily Arab or touchy
Israeli buttons?

What's wrong with our having caused several hundred percent inflation
for ourselves and so many others in just a few bloody years?

The way things are headed towards WW-III, with enough collateral damage
and carnage of the innocent, soon enough they will not have anything
left to worry about. Besides, what's wrong with $10/gallon fuel, and
everything else getting unavoidably spendy as hell?

What's wrong with our having some of the most inefficent and at times
downright lethal oil refineries busy at further polluting our global
warming environment?

What's wrong with the burning of nasty coal and of all the lives taken
each year for the process of excavating, processing, transporting and
of the inefficient burning of that product that's releacing way more
than its fair share of radium and many other heavy and acidic toxins
into our global warming environment?

What's wrong with having to construct and defend walls, and to worry
every minute of every day as to what the have-not's might do next?

What's wrong with having a year-round northern passage and a few extra
meters of ocean depth?

What's wrong with our having to learn how to survive upon eating
jellyfish?
-
Brad Guth