a great Christmas gift - Naomi Wolf Fascist America, in 10 easy steps http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,,2064157,00.html 1. Invoke a terrifying internal and external enemy 2. Create a gulag ...

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Naomi Wolf
Fascist America, in 10 easy steps
http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,,2064157,00.html

1. Invoke a terrifying internal and external enemy
2. Create a gulag
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Recruit Joined: Aug 08, 2007 Posts: 131

Thanks for that link jaja. This just goes to show that what we are witnessing is indeed nothing new and sadly history has that habitual effect of repeating itself because people aren't willing to learn from it. When things get resolved people get comfortable and lose sight and think that it could never happen again.

During my time of really learning about all this stuff I have lost friends and had people who never bothered to talk with me again in the process. Yet everything is out there in the open and not a lot of them see or care what is going on. I always urge people to research history as it applies to past, present and future woes and in history one will find out the answers and the means to work with a problem.

There are a lot of good and honest people in government but their hands are tied by a select few and only take orders from these select few. It's going to take those who are in the middle and at the bottom to take a stand forward and say enough is enough. I just can't picture that all of the people involved with certain agencies could be so cold as to allow for any of this stuff to happen and actually want] freedoms to disappear entirely, be in agreement with the select few. Either they are being forced to or getting some incentive for doing so. We have the numbers and the common sense of right and wrong. To think that I could be threatened unnecessarily and then choose to fend for myself and then be deemed as a threat is a wild and bogging concept to me.

In many ways I'm glad I'm single with nothing really to my name. I'm pretty much basic and flexible. At one time, as a lot of people do, I wanted to have a home, a family and a career, though I am legally blind, I was determined but giving that the world is what it is today I was left without a choice but to realistically think of what a mistake it would be. I believe I would be a good Father but I just cannot bring somebody into this world and have him/her be a part of the system and go through the growing pains of life in the way that it is structured. I would be a constant mess, being always worried and on the edge of my mind for him/her.

At some point I'll have to sell my stuff which I had gotten for my career over 10 years ago and use it to repay loans. I don't see how the average individual can have a life, really. Our life isn't really our own when you think about it. Only the illusion of that exists.

Now I understand what the words "live each day like it is your last" truly means.