Saturday, May 31, 2008

Becoming who you HAVE to be




There are times in life where you are confronted with the idea that you have to grow to become more than what you are today.


When I become a Father, I have to be ready to become a Philosopher of life. The little boy or girl that I would raise would look to me for answers to all of their questions, and I have to be ready to give that answer.


If something is happening in the world which is intolerable, I have to be ready to become a warrior, fearless and ruthless, focused only at the goal in hand.


If I have to stand in front of my peers and speak my message then I have to become an Orator, ready to expound upon what I know to be the right way! Able to sway the minds and hearts of men and women to see through my point of view.


With all of the things i have to be, i realize that who i am is the person who chooses to be these things. i CHOOSE to be a Father, i CHOOSE to fight for what i believe in, and i CHOOSE to take my battle to the minds of others. Who i choose to be is someone i will be happy about, and that is a freedom no government or other person can take from me.


Not everyone is so lucky. The men at Bohemian Grove CHOSE to become the person they had to be to get what they wanted. But they are not happy with who they are, most of them are empty, lifeless. What they desired above all life are things for themselves: wealth, power, fame, etc. They have to conveine together yearly and kill an idea which they call "Care" in order to live with themselves.

I can fail in everything i pursue in life and still be happy because i chose something greater than ME. The men at Bohemian Grove and elsewhere will probably be successful in life, but die afraid and heartbroken because they missed Life in their pursuit of Material.


When we go to bed at night, what is our last thought before we wake up? What do we placate ourselves with in order to feel 'fulfilled' and 'content'? Do we need others? Do we need our Jobs? Our Kids? Our on'line games or talk radio? We become those things which we take to ourselves to feel complete as a person, Our choice is whether we chose something which forces us to be Greater Principled Beings, or something that allows us self-gratification, apathy, and ignorant bliss.

Friday, May 30, 2008

Anti Abortion is the Love of Children



For a long time I was motivated by impassionate discipline to acknowledge that abortion is wrong. It was a simple act of obedience to God, but nothing more. For many people I assume


that is the same case. This discipline proved itself incomplete, not because I couldn't learn how to debate abortion, but because I wasn't motivated to do anything about it.
Over the next few years I never questioned my opposition to abortion, i simply accepted it. it wasn't until i got to know a child for the first time that i understood the drive behind why abortion has to end.

Every time I see a child in context with abortion I shiver. I can't stand abortion because I know a child and Love that child, and in loving one I have learned to love them all. The question I can't figure out is how so many people who see and know and love their own children can still commit to abortion so passionately. It makes me question, has the world forgotten how to Love, or am i mistaken in thinking of what Love is? It Makes me want to ask, what do you Care about so much more than the Child?

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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

In America, Money equals Freedom


America claims to be the land of the free , but this is only an idea and not a truth. We are told from our school days that "...all men are created equal..." but this is not true. We are told that caste systems are ideas of the past or of lesser countries, but this is also a lie. The truth is that America is a Capitalist Nation, and we are enslaved and happy about it!
Our goals in life center around our ability to make money. We go to college to make more money, hopefully doing something we don't absolutely hate. We play the lottery obsessively to obtain more money. If we think about it, in our immediate lives, our value to our country is our ability to stimulate the economy. If we are homeless or refuse to work a job, we are labeled a 'problem' or 'bum.' Capitalism has no room for idealists, money cannot be hindered by morality.


America is full of non-profit organizations and charities, so how can it be said that money has no room for ethics? It's easy, for every person, you and me, what do we do with our lives? Do we work everyday for something which is important to us, which our hearts tells us is right, or do we work for a company that pays our bills and allows us to survive? Ask the average person on the street about what they Care about, how many of them will tell you something other than what they do for a living.
A "FREE" society should not be mandated slavery with legal forms which allow you to apply for freedom, as long as you get approval from a bank. Freedom is the ability to buy your home and earn it, the ability to grow your own food, live in your own land, work for something and reap the consequences of that work. Freedom is the ability to live at your own discretion and upho
ld the things you believe are right, and then learn in truth what IS right by your mistakes.

We live in houses owned by our banks, we cannot build structures because of building codes. After the banks, we pay taxes, which tells us that our property belongs to our country first, then ourselves. In feudal society, this is acceptable, in a republic or a democracy, this is not.
Money is necessary to supply all of our most basic needs, therefore money is the god of our Capitalist nation. We are required forty hours a week of worship in the temples of our God so that we may be blessed with shelter, clothing and food. At the end of the day we are spiritually empty, because this god is not alive, but luckily money gave us our big screen and cable to keep ourselves occupied while we wait to go to work tomorrow.

It is no wonder to me why the Bohemians have to go away for a club vacation, money requires us to be heartless and inhuman. It has no mercy for how we feel and requires us to be the same way. Bohemian Grove seems like a place for the wealthy to go to remember what it feels like to be human.

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Abortion and it's end

INVERSEHALO, is planning a major event aimed at improving the awareness of abortion as well as finalizing an outcome with abortion in the city of Jacksonville, fl. More details are to follow...
Volunteers are welcome, and encouraged. Please, send an email to any of the following address':
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Saturday, May 03, 2008

The Bohemians



Every one of us in the world has hope and a dream. We all wish to be free from the devices which enslave us and create a Utopia all our own. For the great number of us who are not Spritually Enlightened enough to do so in our hearts, we seek to create it with our finances.





At least this is the case of the Bohemian Grove. Imagine, if you would, somewhere around 20,000 of the richest and most influential men gathering together in a secluded spot in the woods, under the encompassing shadow of a 3 story Owl, to shed the cares and worries of their difficultl and powerful life.














The Grove has a gathering at least once a year. It is Elitism and Secrecy to the extreme. There is a brothel across the river there; high-stakes gambling; a wondering horde of musicians, actors, and entertainers all there for the appeasment and pleasure of the wealthy who come. It is the epitome of a society where in order to make something of yourself in the big decisions of the country, you have to go to college, join a fraternity, and make contacts which are suppose to last a life time.

For the most of the people there the Grove is Sublime. It is a place of Fantasy and Debauchery free from the eyes of morality and law. The sad part is that they don't know that they are cows being led by their genitals to the slaughter, and we, the people of the world, are tied to their belts.








At the Grove there are strict rules and philosophies. Somehow, in the Grove, the rich and elite who think they have complete control are being manipulated and force fed occultism, archaic philosophy, and masked agendas which they bring back and enforce upon us, who exists at a lower classe.



This brings our discussion to the Cremation of Care...



A play which stinks of the perversion of Ancient Magic and Mystery.




This play is the center of all the other plays, because it establishes the philosophy of killing the physical manifestation of "Care"



"Care" is that thing in the world that makes life hard. How easy would it be to feel comfortable and enriched if you had not a care in the world? It seems to mean more if you place Care on a funeral pyre and burn him alive. This is the ceremony which Alex Jones caught on camera, which our good president George Bush was caught going to; which every president for the last 120 years has been going to.



The point of this spot in INVERSEHALO is the reverse of the Cremation of Care. If a person cared about nothing, then we would be useless. What point does life have if your only goal is to get drunk, fornicate, and gamble. When you fill your life with distraction, then your life is empty, if you fill your life with Care, then you have something to work for when you wake up in the morning.



The ethics of finance and business require good people to do unthinkable things, like mass lay-offs for example. The people who are prepped, from college, to go into those positions are taught not to care about the little people, the ones beneath them, because to care to bad for business. The elite are trained to disregard actual human compassion and to follow the morals of wallstreet. This is why so many suffer in the world, not because we don't have the ability or the resources, but because the people with access are taught that Care looks better in the Fire.