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Title: IRAN: THE NEOCONS ARE AT IT AGAIN
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URL Source: http://theuglytruth.wordpress.com/2 ... n-the-neocons-are-at-it-again/
Published: Jan 15, 2012
Author: The Ugly Truth
Post Date: 2012-01-15 13:11:47 by wakeup
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Comments: 48

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#23. To: All (#0)

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wakeup posted on 2012-01-15 14:29:21 ET (1 image) Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#25. To: wakeup (#23)

Requesting permission to re-post.
I think the grunt needs a Star of David patch on his uni to make it all official.

Jethro Tull posted on 2012-01-15 14:40:02 ET (1 image) Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#29. To: Jethro Tull (#25)
I just found out what the fuck a Tebow is from an article in the newspaper the other day.
*Sigh* It takes too long for the annual football hostage crisis to end and the Baseball season to start.

Ferret posted on 2012-01-15 15:09:49 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#30. To: Ferret (#29)
I just found out what the fuck a Tebow is from an article in the newspaper the other day.

MSM is so non-existent in my world these days, I still don't know what this Tebow stuff is and I really don't care.

intotheabyss posted on 2012-01-15 15:12:18 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#35. To: intotheabyss (#30)
I don't have a TV, but I do scavenge the newspapers where i drink coffee and wifi.
I was happy to see the local Oregon Ducks quarterback is going pro along with the arrogant LaMichael James. I have yet to see an Oregon Duck game, and hope they lose more games next season.
I did win a bet and watch an entire Pro football game on TV once in 1972. It was excruciatingly boring, but somehow I managed it.

Ferret posted on 2012-01-15 15:30:49 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#37. To: Ferret, Original_Intent, Itistoolate, abraxas (#35)
I did win a bet and watch an entire Pro football game on TV once in 1972. It was excruciatingly boring, but somehow I managed it.

I can totally relate, I find sports an annoying distraction from actually living life. Sitting around getting excited about an overpaid moron "scoring a point" or "making some play" is hero worship at it's lowest.

The whole idea of letting a certain color jersey be the determining factor as to whether I am happy (the color I want scores) or sad (the other color scores) is not only stupid but a waste of time. With "free agency" these days, worshipping a group because they represented your tribe (school, city or state) are gone, it really boils down to worshipping a jersey.

Living vicariously through talmudvision is the most asinine and unenlightened way to waste a huge portion of this life we are given by our creator.

If people were using talmudvison to actually learn something that would be different, but even in that case the information is tainted by the agenda of it's controllers.

The other big problem with the TV is the depletion of our nuero peptides (brain chemicals). Normal life only requires the release of these elaborate endorphins on not to often occasions like when your daughter comes home and says someone tried to rape her..... Your response is one of rage, anger and action to "kill" the party responsible.
But in today's slack jawed miscreant TV culture where their endorphins have been depleted by endless programs that portray events that normally take years to occur. These events occur in the span of 2 hours causing endorphins to be depleted that are responsible for many of our emotions, causing our responses to be dulled/muffled. That holds true for all of our normal human responses to love, excitement, anger, joy, animation and so on. TV destroys cultures by dampening all normal human responses to the point where the receiving party of the response walks away with the thought...."I guess I'm not important' or "they don't really care"

TV is the greatest enemy for us and the greatest tool of the elite. If you continue to give them "access to your mind" then you are a fool and cannot become a Tully independent and enlightened being of which you WERE intended to be.

intotheabyss posted on 2012-01-15 15:55:16 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
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#38. To: intotheabyss (#37)
I took the world of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 as a prophetic warning decades ago.
Today, we metaphorically kill the world of reading and by extension critical learning culturally. just listen to the dumbed down 1984like news-speak most people utter and they grunt their short interpersonal communications as they converse. That is, if you call thinking about what one wants to say while the other party is speaking instead of listening conversation.
In the world of Fahrenheit 451 people party in front of high definition flat screens that are all high quality color and sound with no real content. They want instant gratification and pleasure and have learned well how not to think too deeply about anything.
The violence in the book is black and white culture war with dramatic death and destruction to it, and at the end of the book when the main character Guy Montag escapes by the skin of his teeth, the robotic drone hound kills a patsy merely out for a walk that the government's surveillance culture had long known about as it did everything else unusual about particular people who dared not fit the norm the powers that be value in their herd of workers. After all, if the powers that be turn a pursuit into a reality TV spectacle, it has to have a 'happy' ending to make the all powerful seem all just and good.
When I first read that incredible book in the late 1960s I deeply suspected and feared it accurately forecast the future, and I am sad in the knowledge that my suspicions were far too correct not to be painful to bear.
In my world, all the best people I know are Guy Montags. I also try always to be one myself.

Ferret posted on 2012-01-15 16:21:32 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#40. To: intotheabyss, *Post Of The Day* (#37)
thats a great post you wrote! I dont watch tv, but at the same time, I realize that most people watch tv & ball games to relax, so i dont really hold it against them.

Artisan posted on 2012-01-15 23:22:40 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
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