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by Levi Porter » Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:16 am
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We are all part of the human race. So we think; give or take a genetic experiment.
So what I want to ask you, is; regardless of the origin of futility and or destruction......
what I am saying is, if the PTB that may be United States, Russia, China,..........................................
What do they gain from global extermination?
So what I want to ask you, is; regardless of the origin of futility and or destruction......
what I am saying is, if the PTB that may be United States, Russia, China,..........................................
What do they gain from global extermination?
by bottleslingguy » Fri Nov 14, 2008 5:07 am
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uhhhhh, a clean slate? more free land? less competition for resources? they'll still have re-runs, so what's the big deal losing a couple billion people?
by Levi Porter » Fri Nov 14, 2008 7:21 pm
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There are plenty of resources and technologies to supply several times the current global population. Most of the world is abstinent of people.
If we become a society that coexists with nature, there is no limit to what we can accomplish or where we can go.
If we become a society that coexists with nature, there is no limit to what we can accomplish or where we can go.
by bottleslingguy » Fri Nov 14, 2008 8:58 pm
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The framework is unsustainable at this point in time and needs to be completely restructured. I think we can do it without wiping out all 6b of us and at the same time making the environment cleaner. That's where the jobs would come from. There is enough waste to feed and shelter everyone in the world. There are free energy systems and methods. The only problem is the powers that be won't let go of their stranglehold.
by Levi Porter » Fri Nov 14, 2008 9:26 pm
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I like to tell myself that they will release and cooperate when it becomes evident that their eternal existence is on the line.
Or there may be a way that we become liquid, and pass through the strangle hold.
Or there may be a way that we become liquid, and pass through the strangle hold.
by MOPAR78 » Sat Nov 15, 2008 5:32 am
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I think it's just in our nature unfortunately. 
Look at any species from man down to single cell critters. All are pretty much territorial and looking to keep their selves alive and evolving.
The one great thing about America is that it it's a place where we as humans have the opportunity to unit and try to get it right. Maybe one day in the future before it's too late....
Ron
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Look at any species from man down to single cell critters. All are pretty much territorial and looking to keep their selves alive and evolving.
The one great thing about America is that it it's a place where we as humans have the opportunity to unit and try to get it right. Maybe one day in the future before it's too late....
Ron
www.bettertoilet.com
by bottleslingguy » Sat Nov 15, 2008 7:40 am
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All they have to do is cut off the communication between us. Look how people from all over the world can come together and find things in common on the internet. If they can find a way to undo all of that (they already manipulate it) they can put us all at their mercy. I think as long as they can divide us and keep us in fear of everything, including our neighbors (both foreign and domestic AND extraterrestrial) nothing will change. It may sound naive but I like to stay optimistic.
In relation to many other people around the world my life is pretty frickin spectacular. I really don't have much to complain about compared to the vast majority of people around the world. I guess my point is that I see the disparity and wasteful greed and how things could actually really be much better than they are by changing just a few simple things like leveling the playing field between oil and alternatives. If they can whip out 700 billion dollars just like that to save a bunch of greedy millionaires' asses why can't they find the money to build shelters and better schools? It's corporate welfare and special interest lobbyists and cronyism and and
In relation to many other people around the world my life is pretty frickin spectacular. I really don't have much to complain about compared to the vast majority of people around the world. I guess my point is that I see the disparity and wasteful greed and how things could actually really be much better than they are by changing just a few simple things like leveling the playing field between oil and alternatives. If they can whip out 700 billion dollars just like that to save a bunch of greedy millionaires' asses why can't they find the money to build shelters and better schools? It's corporate welfare and special interest lobbyists and cronyism and and
by Scrupulous » Sat Nov 15, 2008 10:52 am
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Well, the questions answer themselves, BSG. And you're not wrong for wanting a better life for others, despite what you already have.
This is interesting. Right, how do we become liquid of the stranglehold? I think we identify technology that we can rely on, even in a 'martial-law' environment.
And right, our normal methods of communication is most at risk...SOLUTION: find new ways to connect computers locally by airwaves (or by underground cable or other infrastructure) that relies on natural phenomena (like radio communication) that cannot be controlled. Establish protocol.
Secondly, we would need electricity (obviously). So, maturize cost-effective ways to extract current. Decide on 12VDC or 120VAC, etc. Then establish protocol.
I mean, there is probably a list of things we could have to support dignified human lifestyles without being dependent on the man (that rat bastard)...
Bio-diesel converters
Networking software
Plastic firearms
Open Inspiracy emblem and clothing
let's see...what else?
This is interesting. Right, how do we become liquid of the stranglehold? I think we identify technology that we can rely on, even in a 'martial-law' environment.
And right, our normal methods of communication is most at risk...SOLUTION: find new ways to connect computers locally by airwaves (or by underground cable or other infrastructure) that relies on natural phenomena (like radio communication) that cannot be controlled. Establish protocol.
Secondly, we would need electricity (obviously). So, maturize cost-effective ways to extract current. Decide on 12VDC or 120VAC, etc. Then establish protocol.
I mean, there is probably a list of things we could have to support dignified human lifestyles without being dependent on the man (that rat bastard)...
Bio-diesel converters
Networking software
Plastic firearms
Open Inspiracy emblem and clothing
let's see...what else?
by bottleslingguy » Sat Nov 15, 2008 11:19 am
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The motor that turns the inner sleeve can be run from PV cells.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh_-DUKQ4Uw
How long do we have to hear them say petroleum products are too cheap to compete with? It's not even a money issue at this point. Petrol=bad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh_-DUKQ4Uw
How long do we have to hear them say petroleum products are too cheap to compete with? It's not even a money issue at this point. Petrol=bad
by Scrupulous » Sat Nov 15, 2008 12:15 pm
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bottleslingguy wrote:The motor that turns the inner sleeve can be run from PV cells.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh_-DUKQ4Uw
How long do we have to hear them say petroleum products are too cheap to compete with? It's not even a money issue at this point. Petrol=bad
Hmm. If that's true then there must be some simple property of water that has been misunderstood. Or, it may be in the flywheel/vacuum arrangement. I would assume they're taking into account the potential energy required to force water into the chamber.
BTW, what they're saying is the there can be enough electricity generated to also run the electric motor...just a constant supply of current.
Interesting.
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