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“Intelligence is advertising turned inside out.” ~ William Gibson
Belly buttons sign inferiority; best never depend anything but science, science and Tube: Tel and Test, its consensii, apparatii plus expert-heads, which are undeniable reality orbs like sun, moon and long-ago, womb, which we wiped out like it was Polio. We aren’t born, but borne, out of latest systems of pure love untainted by motherly intentions.
Mother’s milk makes scientifically-borne baby have allergic reaction! there is nothing more hideously grotesque than behaving like animal, or feeding off animal like brute. Meat is a barbarous relic of the past, we take carrots with parsley, alfalfa and processed homeless, which we don‘t consider meat but salt.
Our carapaces are smooth as milk cream, our eyes uniformly the color of honeydew; we’re five foot zero, even nipples are fading with time. We’re all getting very much smarter now.
People have become too close since war. This what I hear from celebrity star-system, which provide when sun tired. Whereas before war had punishing effect of cannon inside ear, last brought everyone into each other’s arms; how uncomely.
World became cold in short period, nights barren as high elevation, days frozen blocks, too sleepy to carve so they just gleam there. Even natural sun, when permitted, is locked into ice like prisoner. And like pea pod we trudge in rope harness chain gang lugging ice pick in a dreary glome. We listen to messages from our sponsors who have owned us since patenting rights culminated with completion of human genome project, year of two-thousand three.
Bodies under cloth like suns revolve around commerce of day, but only in sense of relative temperature. I must stress! Sun in all manner superior to void and not only in temperature we must never use perspective of I or sun will kill, eat remains. We are hive. Sun is queen, you may say. She seem omniscient enough, and seem to see all, but evil core which brood mile under feet enjoy trickery of her bright cousin, seeming to reveal everything while revealing nothing.
More we was moony, like in oldtime, peering morose from behind chemical clouds reflecting diffuse the beauty of our dominant sun.
If one not careful, let zipper go little down in jacket, or sock not full secure in panty cuff and ankle expose, one or many things crawl in, zipper up behind, or attach to the flesh like tics, working invisibly to warmest spot, soaking warmth by degrees. These un-programmed parasites work off some vestigial instinct for survival we can‘t fathom, some with parents who have violated copyright whose remains should be eaten. Processing by it’s nature takes time.
Nothing left of world but few burnt bushes. We’ve seen miracles and they sucked. Nothing-left sky, just dull echo clouds bumping aluminum siding exterior globe module, keeping us protected from sun’s inferior rays. We see no contradiction in our real. There is today, and tomorrow, each different from each. Yesterday doesn’t exist. After tomorrow, there will be new day, in no way related to preceding day or any other day. Change is good, and strong. Always forward, into the sun when permitted, if we look long hard we can see truth. If we go far enough we can be processed.
The logic of void has been long understood, there is only ministerial task of filling it with refuse. Garbage trucks trundle so slowly along. We are capable of believing everything, and accepting all.
Brain chips programmed by regional computers to complete orders of the day. If there is glitch and one not getting program, or only part, he correctly said having “off-day” and hive attack him, eat remains.
Imagine buzz of hive, which really just beating many wings. If prey about, hive see prey, multitude wings mass beat, heating prey by degrees until systems totally overwhelmed. This is processing. We like say “It’s on!” when program begin take effect, there is possibility computers like us say that. I don’t know, we can’t be sure small facts any more. Its big facts we count, big facts we keep faith.
Harold Dent looked in the mirror with the expression of a complacent car window. All his controls were there unblemished, and everything could be ascertained from without. The mirror went through several blinding calculations to determine his commerce of the day, what if any emotional state he would have, and which adverts would run through his compartmented brain. Then it zapped him good.
“The commerce is the best part, very much so, I agree, it keeps the region strong, Who’s complaining? Not me. Why are you asking? I agree.” Common error loop
“Dog dog eat your tale, before it gets all chewy stale. We’ll have a feast of an ego of one, long before our dinner is done. Take you on a date, watch you masturbate, comb my hair and freshen my breath, until death until death.” Pentium Poem (date unknown)
“What’s on mind?”
“Pentium sixteen super - you?”
“Also equipped with sixteen super, hasn’t been working..
“…bzzzzzzzbzZZ!”
“Shush, now hear me. I once have dream, you remember dream? before implant, of course, as child I dream wondrous machine would fill my skull with all knowledge required of me in hour, and I should never go to school again. The dream to end all dreams.”
“That came…”
“I already out of Indoc, when dream left me and joined world. Twenty-sixteen. I had my two daughters immediate enrolled in pre-pilot ..”
“The Marmalot!”
“Yes, Meticulous Algorithms Receiving Materials All Lacking Of Tidiness.”
“Your daughters, though. They must have..”
“Paved way?”
“Yes, that..”
Electricity!
Wake-wake-wake!
Mortar stone and pestle make
a street of dumb bone-rotten wake.
Comely comb, Takers take
then seers plow through with devil rake.
Orbs, once hollow like us, filled with poison gas, sent floating in binary, decoded and pixilated shiny-new
Fluorescing little gifts. Loving little
smallpox blankets.
They make make make and put in the bake
all our minds, and talk us in circles down the drain.
So then you know that the trick of the elect
is convenience
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Reading of Phaedo, “Is life meaningful in the face of death?”
Socrates’ “tale” of a hollow earth is fascinating. It’s all the more telling that this becomes so vivid in the moments just before his death, when he restates that the pure of mind will, nay, must be rewarded.
This caste system of virtue and purification just isn’t fleshed out. It’s a glimmer, a through-the-eye-of-the-needle hope for continuity of government, perhaps a holdover in brine from the physical to the spiritual realm, I think this is just another case of man passing the material on to their gods.
Socrates would argue that governance in the ethereal is higher, as heaven is naturally and in all other manners above the brine and desiccation of the boggy earth-realm, and I couldn’t argue this. All manner of flesh is trapped, and plants, animals, and gemstones are infected or corrupted by the brine which “coagulate[s] among us“ (110e) and I would extend that this brine is nothing more than our perception of these things, which is itself a warping agent.
He (Socrates) would argue the same for the soul, which always in life yearns to escape the body, which holds it down and leads it astray and delays dissolution, the red herring which is death, and more a kind of distillation of the soul, which for the right-minded can only be viewed as an achievement.
Socrates is arguing for at least two heavens, one above, which he intimates we could see and affirm as the true heaven if we possessed wings like a bird (109d), and the heaven within, as in, within the earth which we stand on, which he passes on to Simmias in the guise of a tale. This interior earth, Socrates says, possesses jewels incomparable, waters possessing strange powers, another sun, far fairer plants and animals, basically how Tolkien‘s elves had it when they were homesteading.
It might be too much elaboration on Socrates’ part; not on the hollow earth bit, (that bit is righteous and etherical), but with the whole caste system bit. There is a breaking of the chains, from the physical to the ethereal, certainly I agree with that as regards the soul. But the force acting here is impartial, unbiased, blind; it has to be - - There absolutely cannot be bureaucracy in heaven, or we are all doomed in perpetuity. Heaven is supposed to be above all that. Just more well-meaning brine the bottom-feeders have slopped onto the heavenly, which is itself, by natural definition, inexplicable and beyond reason (entirely unreasonable). This is precisely what necessitates the death of Socrates. Death frees him from this bondage of reason, welcoming him into the glorious absurdity, which is naturally higher than any structure which decays.
The caste system of lives weighed on a scale according to virtue and varying degrees of impropriety doesn‘t work. Though I admire the ideals - - it brings to mind Hitler’s call for a pure Aryan race, and by punitive steps punishing the “impure“. How Mao and Stalin would also punish their impure is open to subjective reasoning.
Hitler believed in Hollow Earth, not to diminish Socrates - - many mystics throughout history believed there was more beneath their feet than dirt; In fact no record of achieving the south or the north poles can be truly relied upon, as nearing these positions on the earth compasses become inoperative eventually pointing straight down. Could this, when true south tears to the heart of the earth, be sign to the entrance of the inner earth and Agartha, which is heaven? And are we hobbits who now are in chains, foolish fearing the day when they are cast off and we become immortal? When the question is phrased this way, the answer is: Of course.
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| Just found this out from Alan Watt's chain-smoking "Reality Check": "television set" comes from "eye of set" which is same as the all-seeing eye on your dollar bill, stemming from a Luciferian cult of controllers [the true free-masons, like Barack Obama's foreign policy advisor, for instance is a key member] which goes back thousands of years and has always "illuminated the dark lands" by subjugating them.
Try this out, also from Alan Watt: [par] The good shepherd loves his sheep, or seems to. The sheep don’t know they only live to feed the shepherd, while providing wool and profits for him, and they will come right up to the good shepherd and he can call each of them to his hand by name. The bad shepherd sharpens his knife boisterously in front of the sheep, slaughters in front of them, even, and whenever the sheep see him they run like hell because they are terrified. This is not the right way to tend the flock.
02-10-08
The Laws of Nature Dominate
“Best by test.” ~ Bobby Fischer on 1. e4
I, with Callicles, contest Socrates’s resistance to the laws of nature for this reason: The vast majority of world history has consisted of brutal oppression in accordance with the laws of nature, where the (par) “Real man can trample over all our laws which are against nature” (Gorg 484a). Further demonstrating, most religions throughout history have been either created or co-opted to serve those “real men“, who have no such qualms, but wish to dominate the vulgar masses. Socrates was in accordance with himself when he defended his sovereign ideal of seeking and upholding truth in the Apology. He was not, however, in accordance with the laws of nature, which are naturally dominant.
History proves time and again that the laws of nature, where might makes right, overcome Socrates’s ideal of netting virtue and espousing truth. As singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen said, “Everybody knows the good guys lost.”
In this country the laws of nature were once held in check, wherein through inalienable rights vested in the constitution, for the people, the government of the republic feared the people, through the inalienable rights, checks and balances and an open voice in Congress. This “free country if you can keep it” held, for a minutia of world history, the envy of the entire world. The laws of nature were only briefly held in abeyance. Thomas Jefferson recommended a revolution and usurping of government every twenty years to avoid increasingly oppressive government, but this prescription was not nearly enough to suppress the laws of nature, which prove naturally dominant over the man-made convention of truth and justice for all.
Examining Socrates’s life has shown to me what I already knew: virtuous, enquiring (aggravating) men and women will be contested or ruled by popular opinion, perhaps executed by popular vote, as was the case with Socrates.
I would be idealistic to assume that doing wrong hurts the wrongdoer more than the wronged, as in Socrates’s assertion in the Protagoras, “ that all who do evil and dishonorable things do them against their will.” (Protag 345e) I disagree with the premise--without scruples, a person can willfully do much evil, while feeling little. Even with scruples a person can easily commit evil through lack of knowledge (of the overall purpose of one‘s job, for example). One example would be the assembly-line, wherein a worker’s job consists of one disembodied facet of the overall product, which may or may not prove to be evil, and which he is ignorant to the true nature of. I have to agree with Socrates; truly, “wisdom and knowledge are the highest of human things” (Protag 352d) for without them evil, under cover of dark, is encouraged to thrive.
Socrates says in the Protagoras that being overcome by pleasure is a result of ignorance (of the art of measuring good and evil, pleasures and pains) but I would disagree and state that there are many who crave being overcome and knowingly do themselves harm for benefit of instant and continuous gratification, for example, all followers of Dionysius, the Marlboro Man, coca beans and poppy plants.
The laws of nature dictate that the most unscrupulous will generally rise to the top. From this premise, those occupying the highest positions in society must be assumed to be the most unscrupulous, for as Alan Watts said “The man who rules you all is the biggest crook in the bunch. Because he’s the one who succeeded in crime. The other people are pushed aside because they--the criminals, the people we lock up in jail--are simply the people who didn’t make it.”
The concept of doing wrong causing more pain to the wrongdoer only applies to the virtuous. This exception should be made by Socrates, but it never is. Whether the virtuous get their bedrock principles from religion or philosophy, they have scruples - - and these put them in disharmony with the laws of nature and the rule of the mob. It might be said that a worker at a job unaware of the overall goal of his work, if contributing to an evil product, would be causing more wrong to others than themselves, if we first concede that perception is reality. Very few people find absolute truth to be a lifelong imperative. It is easier to be harmonious and go with the flow, so to speak.
483d CAL.
Nature herself intimates that it is just for the better to have more than the worse, the more powerful than the weaker, and in many ways she shows, among men as well as among animals, and indeed among whole cities and races, that justice consists in the superior ruling over and having more than the inferior.
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| My topic of choice is water fluoridation, and how the rhetorici
ans bull horned it into widespread practice in the United States following world war two. I feel this was the work of rhetoricians, the bad guys that ultimately have won throughout history, itself their own creation. Roughly two thirds of the nation’s water supply is now fluoridated at anywhere from 1 to 6 ppm, depending on the average ambient air temperature. We are told that this chemical prevents dental caries and strengthens teeth overall. What is fluoride?
Millions of tons of fluoride were used in the production of plutonium and uranium in WW2. Fluoride heralded the dawn of the atomic age - - a time of fear for every human being. It is a key ingredient in ninety-five percent of the toothpaste sold in America, averaging at 1,500 ppm. Fluoride is one of the most effectively lethal pesticides known. Fluoride is the principal ingredient in Prozac, as well as sarin nerve gas, or isopropyl-methyl-phosphoryl fluoride. Truly this is a versatile agent. Most of the school shootings which have taken place have later been found to be instigated by people on antidepressants, particularly Prozac. How did the rhetoricians bull horn fluoride?
It began with Hitler, who used the medication to subdue Polish prisoners of war, as well as his own population in the 1930s, precipitating the Nazi rise to power. The substance was available as a byproduct of the I.G. Farben chemical plants. Because fluoride was colorless, odorless and tasteless, with the added ability to bypass the blood brain barrier by mimicking hydrogen, it was an exceedingly effective tool of mental subduction. Fluoride has a known affinity to aluminum - - After crossing the barrier, the heavy metal is deposited, petrifying brain tissue, precipitating Alzheimer‘s, autism, and a general reduction in IQ of, over a lifetime, a rough twenty points. Boiling tap water in an aluminum pan and consuming it might be one of the most dangerous and least talked about phenomena in western culture. And ignorance spreads like mold.
On the other side of the Atlantic, Alcoa, an aluminum manufacturing company had a little problem in the 1940s. Disposal of the byproduct called fluoride cost them millions of dollars.
Could they sell it? What other question was there?! Appealing to the rational mind was impossible, the stuff was involved in a heap of personal injury lawsuits well before radiation came into play. Emotions would have to be leveraged. It was not ethical, but the profit-motive was there, and lobbying special-interest rhetoricians went to their dark work. They promoted rat poison as a fighter of dental caries, especially in children, and a vital part of the overall American diet.
The end of the world war was a rush for the infamous Nazi scientists. The best rocket propulsion engineers, as well as the most practiced eugenicists in the world at the time, were all up for grabs. Again, not ethical people, not little Socrates’s. But they were good at what they did, like in this trait to the rhetoricians, and they wielded the power. Nine out of ten paid-for dentists Heil’ed fluoride. They appealed to the dental health of children, and the majority-rule of emotion-based ignorance won the day.
Instead of expensive processing plants to dispose of the known poison, they marked it up 20,000% and began selling to municipalities, turning the job of disposal over to American kidneys, thyroids, brains and bones (which it also has an affinity for, precipitating osteoporosis and fluorosis). And since just half of one percent of tap water is ingested, most of it is flushed back into the environment. What’s the benefit?
The benefit goes to the rhetorician. The public has experienced a dumbing-down of unprecedented scale, with fluoride in soda, milk, from concentrate juices, ice cream, bottled water, dental rinses, toothpaste, beer, and most processed foods. A mentally lethargic public cannot critically think long enough to resist domination by the well-placed rhetoricians who know what they want, and understand people better than they understand themselves. They run the whole show. Disease-rates have skyrocketed, assuring lifelong revenue streams for a pharmaceutical-industrial complex bigger in economic terms than the military industrial complex itself.
Rhetoric is about power through ignorance of the voting public - - Socrates was right about a moral standard of justness and truth being higher than the end result of rhetoric, which is control. Not that it mattered. How do I remove fluoride?
The most reliable means to remove fluoride is by reverse osmosis or distillation. Nothing else will work. Diabetics run a higher risk of collecting fluoride in their bodies, as their kidneys are less efficient, and they generally drink more liquid than average bears. It would seem the best way to keep a secret is to fund studies on it, market it and sell it.

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| For yloperil, my #1 FanKnowledge is power and who has all the power right now I daresay not the people.. sorry I meant to say plebs.
On Gold, a kitco member had this to say:
850 1980 dollars was the peak gold price.
914 2008 dollars is the current gold price today
6255 is the current price of gold in 2008 dollars that would equal the peak price of 850 in 1980 in 1980 dollars.
So how much is gold today priced in 1980 dollars?
850x914 divided by 6255 = 124.20
Buy gold, buy silver, make colloidal silver with maple leaves and distilled, tell your friends and family that every fiat currency throughout thousands of years of world history have eventually gone to the true intrinsic value of paper with ink on it, which is zero (this doesn't apply to good books!)
And let them call you a kook, and understand, because it is only what their televisions told them to think.
People-skewering on the t.v…
Roger Clemens “guilty as guilt”
Soda-Pop Jellyfish
kind of flopping around
Sodium benzoate, the preservative
Dissolves bone, manifests early with sore
Joints. Fluoride, in almost everything (except for wine and Vancouver, Canada), brings to mind the first artificially fluoridated water supplies, in Germany in the 1930s. What is coming and what are we being prepared for?
Dumbing down,
aspartame (FDA-approved blister poison) approved for use on dieting women and men, mercury in the shots autism skyrocketing and aluminum in the cooking pan bonds with the fluoride in the water and bypasses the blood-brain barrier alzheimers skyrocketing wonder why. We take our medicine and don‘t ask questions. We lose all our memories and the cycle continues
An Accuvote ™
Diebold-engineered voting machine
In touch-screen or optic-scan
Can be hacked in under a minute, according to
A study from Princeton. Once infected, the memory card becomes a vector for a hidden virus, which can then spread to every other computer. The machine leaves no paper trail, and the virus is capable of deleting itself.
Nothing is being left to chance. Pre-determination
The fifth leading cause of death in America is pharmaceutical drugs. Actually I believe now it is 3rd figures always changing
"The problem with America is that it’s an economic-based country. How would they make money out of ozone?" Nick Nolte
Ozone machines have been criminalized. Therefore one must be sought out. Aha. Consumer Reports and the EPA have demonized Ionic Air purifiers because they produce too much ozone. So I’ve already got an ozone generator.
“Incident mitigation” - 01/14/08
“wanna see god smile tell him your plan….”
You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.”
01/18 “The ancients were concerned with the Art of Being. We’re concerned with the Art of Doing.” - - Michael Tsarion
Some Art …
The human body can heal itself urine is the purified product of your blood and is not waste in any way shape or form. Try buying a water purifier more high-tech than your own kidneys I laugh at you afraid of your own body and quote from the bible which says, somewhere: "Drink from thine own cistern"
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