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Thursday, October 27, 2011
NYPD keeps files on Muslims who change their names (They don't quite get it).
By ADAM GOLDMAN and MATT APUZZO - Associated Press Yahoo News
The goal was to find a way to spot terrorists like Daood Gilani and Carlos Bledsoe before they attacked.
Gilani, a Chicago man, changed his name to the unremarkable David Coleman Headley to avoid suspicion as he helped plan the 2008 terrorist shooting spree in Mumbai, India. Bledsoe, of Tennessee, changed his name to Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad in 2007 and, two years later, killed one soldier and wounded another in a shooting at a recruiting station in Little Rock, Ark.
Sometime around 2008, state court officials began sending the NYPD information about new name changes, said Ron Younkins, the court's chief of operations. The court regularly sends updates to police, he said. The information is all public, and he said the court was not aware of how police used it.
Taking an Arabic name might be a sign that someone is more religious, Brown said, but it doesn't necessarily suggest someone is more radical. He said law enforcement nationwide has often confused the two points in the fight against terrorism.
Now For Consul Moore's opinion:
What needs to be researched during the interviews is the kind of ideology the people believe in. This will simplify things. If you understand a person’s ideology then this makes the discovery of a threat easier to recognize. It’s literally as simple as the following analogy: If you interview someone (let’s say somebody directly from Germany) and you discover that the book which inspires this Germans’ belief system is “Mein Kamph” written by Adolf Hitler, well then you have a pretty clear sign that this individual could potentially be a Nazi, or they hold strongly to the ideals presented in this book.” If during the interview process you discover a Middle Eastern individual whom bases their belief system off of the book “Milestones” written by Sayyid Qutb, well then this is the same as the analogy just mentioned about the German; you have a pretty clear sign that you need to keep an eye on this person.
It’s not discrimination to recognise a dangerous ideology and to be against it. Would you be considered someone prejudice if you didn’t want to befriend a Nazi? No, you would just be seen as someone smart enough to know that the ideals a Nazi does not correspond well with your own, for you're not a supporter of hate and violence; no one would judge you. So in knowing this to be true, how come people can’t differentiate between Islam and an ideology derived from Islam? Someone Muslim should not be perceived as dangerous, anymore than someone German should be perceived as a Nazi today. However if the individual (regardless of their culture or race) follows an ideology which inspires violence and discrimination you should not think yourself intolerable, or prejudice for recognizing the danger and being unsupporting of the ideology.
If what is being said here does not make sense, please help me to better understand.
Please read my article "Origin of Our Threat and the Danger of Their Ideology" presenting all the evidence and facts for my arguments, verified by former CIA. The link to this article is provided below.
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The Recent Revolutions in the Middle East Come To Mind...
“Historians believe that secret societies have had a role in revolutions, but all that is yet to be worked out," Knight said. "And a big part of the reason is because so many documents are enciphered."
No direct evidence could be found as of now, nor seemingly obvious truths hidden right under our noses, but please read the information provided in the following links to learn a little more about the facts on Secret Societies. http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/NWO/Secret_Societies.htm
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Legatum: The Origins of Nicholas Moore (Preview of Two Chapters)
About the Book
http://legatumbook.com/Home_Page.htmlExcruciating pain is something that Nicholas must endure daily while resisting his desires through constant exercise of self-control. The suffering he could cause others would be substantially worse if he were to ever lose his tenacity to resist. His temptations have grown significantly worse after an encounter with a starved and obsessed Succubus named Delilah. Nicholas has now become her most sought after conquest, and she will not cease her intent in capturing his heart and devotion.
Nicholas embarks on a journey ignited by what he feels is the necessity to flee from Delilah's grasp in his fear for the safety of others. He discovers an unusual world during his journey, a world far stranger than he could ever imagine, a world where the questions, the answers to which he's always longed for, start to unveil more than just who and what he really is.
Nicholas is no longer a day-dreaming child full of delusions, but he is a man embarking on his own Odyssey and ready to discover his purpose. He hasn't just been simply running away as far as he can from Delilah; the truth is far more complicated. He sees the opportunity to get to what he has believed to be the source of all his suffering, the place where the story of what he was began: The Cradle of Life.
You are invited to take a journey into this literary world that will steadily become clearer to you the deeper you dive, and if you pay attention, you'll discover answers to some of the philosophical questions we have in our own world today.
CHAPTER 1
Journal Entry 104
Every person has a weakness, even if at times it is also their strength... story of my life.
My deep depressing thoughts for the day:
“Because of my name, son,” my drunken father yelled. “Because of my name, I lost everything! This is what your grandfather told me. And, for our name’s sake, son, is why I must leave you now. I hope someday you understand…”
It was my last day of high school, and I was surprised over the invading memory of my dad (when he was trying and failing to explain to me why he had to leave). I was surprised over this sudden thought because there was someone else before me who seemed far more interesting.
I should not have looked into her wide dark eyes, even for a fleeting moment of curiosity.
She smiled, she could not help herself, and I didn’t expect that she understood what was happening to her. What she knew was that something about me made her curious, something about me lured her in, and she didn’t question how this could be wrong. I should have stopped myself, I knew better, but I wanted to see her up close. I wanted to see what exactly it was that made her so alluring to me.
She rose up from her table, where her new acquaintances giggled and bestowed ephemeral glances in my direction. I expected that they found me odd, which is at least what I was hoping for. I really should not have looked in her eyes, I was sure she had already been told how unsociable I am.
This new girl in school, I spotted her earlier from under the hood of my black sweatshirt in English class, but I did not allow her to notice me then. I have a habit of remaining inconspicuous, not because I’m particularly shy, or because I want to give off a seditious or mysterious vibe; I strive to be unobtrusive for the welfare of those around me. There was something different about her though, yet also familiar, and I chose not to resist, looking at her longer than I should have.
I was leaning back comfortably in my seat, in the same corner I always sat at during our lunch break. When I saw that she was heading my way I leant forward and slouched over my plate picking up my warm pizza pocket and taking a bite, trying to act oblivious to her advance. No one ever bothers me, and no one ever comes near me, if I can help it. This day was different, though; she was different, and the guilt of what I was intentionally doing was already eating me up inside.
I should stop this, and I will, I told myself, but I wanted to see her up close, just a look, and then I would react in a rude manner, and walk out of there, never to give her notice again.
I smelt her even before she was at my table; she was like I could be, but I expected unintentionally. Her scent was of a woman ready to breed, a potent dose of her pheromones, but I was sure she didn’t realise this. I’m the only one I know of who has these senses so vigilant.
When she paused in front of my table I slowly placed my food back on my tray. I stared down at the table for a moment and I could not help myself from inhaling deeply, closing my eyes as I indulged in her aroma. I knew that I was beginning to release my own scent then, and, if I did not leave the scene soon, the many people whom I had been avoiding for the past few years would take sudden notice of me. The temptation and suffering of resistance was already enough of a burden for me, and I did not want to draw anyone else in, I just wanted to see this new girl up close, to let my guard down just this once.
I was hesitant to look up at her, and I expected that she was feeling rather awkward and confused right about then.
I get so tired of pretending to be something I’m not, so tired of resisting, enduring and never really living.
Before I did what I always do, and hastily leave, I leant back again in my seat and pulled my hood off my head, then I looked up at her lovely face and smiled politely.
Her eyes were dark brown, almost black, and almond shaped, in framed with thick dark eyelashes, and her lips were supple and naturally blood-red. Her skin was pale white, but not sickly in appearance, and when I looked back into her consuming eyes I was surprised at what I saw…sarcasm.
I frowned uncomfortably, for she seemed to not be in the least bit impressed by me, yet her scent intensified, being far more persuasive.
“Why are you hiding over here?” she asked with a curious scowl, causing her dark eyebrows to form a ‘v’, yet, with a smile of amusement, flashing her perfect whites. “I can’t believe it…” She said this in hardly more than a whisper, just a spoken thought.
I pulled my hood back over my head and pushed myself away from the table with my feet. Without looking at her again I quickly walked out of the cafeteria with my hands deep in my pockets. I felt her eyes on me as I left and I heard her giggling. Her friends joined in with her, and for that I was gratified. But, as I walked out, the thought crossed my mind, am I losing whatever I once had? Could I possibly be normal, or is this girl just a special case?
I stopped midway across the large courtyard, suddenly feeling quite concerned as I smelt those raging pheromones again. I slowly turned back around and there she was…walking towards me. A breeze blew her dark hair back, and, as I watched the red leaves blow around in a small funnel in front of her, and saw the young men sitting on the benches to the right of her stand up staring as if ‘Helen of Troy’ was passing by, I suddenly realised what was wrong, She is like me, except she doesn’t hold back.
No… She is nothing like me! I heard my thoughts so clearly, and, as I watched her approach, I felt something I had never felt before. I was rather excited by the awareness; she was pulling me in, she was making me want her. I would have no choice but to play the game back, with no holds barred. This was an arrogant and foolish thought I had.
I pulled my hood off my head and quickly unzipped my sweatshirt, then hung it over my right arm. I stood there watching her with a serious scowl on my face as she slowed down her pace, smiling at me the whole time as she drew near. I saw her look down at my chest that was exposed through my tight white tee, and she raised an eyebrow with an impressed air to her demeanour. I did not look away from her face, and I showed no change in my solemn conduct.
She did not stop sooner than I expected she would, but instead walked right into my personal bubble and stood so close to me that I could feel her breath on my neck. I tried to look down into her stunning eyes again, but she was looking at my lips and licking her own so seductively that I had to fight hard in resisting the urge to wrap my arms around her and taste that appetising mouth.
“Why are you playing with me? I know what you are.”
“Why were you hiding?” she asked me while stretching her swan-like neck and rising on her tiptoes, trying to draw closer to my lips.
“I don’t want to take advantage of anyone,” I said as I hesitatingly brought my right hand up, grazing the back of my fingers against her soft cheek. “I don’t want to drain anyone.”
She turned her head and kissed my knuckles gently before responding. I closed my eyes as I felt those juicy lips touch my flesh.
“You lost control before, hmmm…? You hurt someone?”
“Yes…” I replied, sighing. “One time was enough for me; I am not so selfish as to ever let it happen again.”
I moved my hand from her cheek and was running my fingers through her soft dark hair as she began rubbing her lips against my neck. She grabbed hold of my left hand and I felt her passion as her fingers slipped between mine. As she spoke against my neck I smelt her arousal increasing all the more, along with my own.
“I have never met someone like you before…” she said in a lustful whisper that caused me to think ‘oh, God’ as goose bumps raised on my neck and arms.
“This is new for me, too,” I said. “But I don’t want to risk your safety, or mine.”
“I can sense how lonely you are, handsome, and I think we should take the risk.”
She started kissing my neck so tenderly, then touching my flesh with the tip of her wet tongue. I saw an image flash through my mind of the kind of encounter we would have, being so sublime, so mystical. I almost gave in, and was on the brink of falling into the abyss that she was pulling me into, but I resisted still with what little will I had left.
I looked away from her nuzzling me and took notice of the students who were forming a circle around us, staring at us like zombies. Something was wrong; I saw this in particular when my eyes stopped on the face of a girl with dyed blonde hair. She was blinking her eyes sleepily and was wobbling in place, appearing as if she was about to fall over. Her face was flushed and I recognised her symptoms, then the aroma from this young girl mingled with the pheromones of the other students around her. They were all feeling the effect of the intimacy this Muse and I were sharing. We were not draining each other, but those in close proximity to us, drawing them in and empowering ourselves with their energy. The power I felt in those moments was greater than before. Regardless of how addictive this had potential for being, regardless of how fulfilling, I could not let it happen again!
This new student, this succubus brought her hand up through my hair and pulled my head down. My lips were inches from hers and she was drawing me in, feeling the same thing I was, and indulging in it.
“No…” I gasped. “Stop it!”
I don’t know how I found the strength, but I pushed her away. I held her at a distance in front of me as I tried to shake the drunken feeling out of my head.
“Stay back!” I said with more vigour, as my hands grasped her shoulders, keeping her from coming close to me again. “You know what we are doing, don’t you?”
Her sexy sleepy eyes became more alert, and angry.
“Yes!” she said between her teeth.
“Why would you do that?”
My heart was pounding, and the blood flowing through my veins felt like it was boiling. “Why do I hurt?” I asked this, but, when I heard the words leave my lips, I sounded like I was begging.
She pushed my left hand off her shoulder, and then grabbed my shirt, pulling my head down towards hers and pressing her lips against mine. I dropped my black sweatshirt at our feet and returned the kiss, pulling her in close and pressing her supple breasts against my broad chest almost lifting her off the ground. Our kiss became more fervent then, and I was on the brink of tearing her shirt off as I felt more invigorated than I ever had before. The pain that I felt only moments ago when I had pushed her away was gone. Our senses were keen, and every touch, every breath was illustrious. I needed her, more than anything, and there was only joy when she was in my arms. Nothing was sweeter than the nectar of her saliva, and nothing ever felt more pleasant before the glossy touch of her hands on my face, and her cheek against my hand was softer than velvet. Her scent was making me higher with every cool and refreshing breath, numbing my mind to everything else around me, making everything else seem meaningless in comparison to her. There was only her and I lost in our personal paradise.
I glanced back at the young blonde for one freakish and unexpected moment, before I couldn’t care anymore. Her legs grew weak as she stared at us with lust in her eyes, then she fell forward, and the seconds passed like minutes as I watched her lose consciousness and fall gracefully.
The domino effect happened then, and a young Goth teenager also fell prostrate onto the concrete beside the blonde. His dyed black hair looked like a dark puddle on the ground mingled with the blonde hair of the young girl to the right of him. Others were about to fall also and by a miracle I found even more resolve to pull away from the beauty again.
I pushed her away more forcefully this time, and growled loudly over the pain of losing our connection. My stomach burnt, like my guts were being tied into knots, and my whole body was shaking as if I had a fever that was breaking. Sweat covered my face, and my t-shirt was damp against my chest. I looked at her and saw how aroused she was through her red tank top, and that she too was suddenly sweating and was in pain.
“What is wrong with you?” she yelled in a hateful tone.
I turned away and ran before she could draw me in again. I did not look back, but just ran as fast as I could through the school parking lot, then into an apartment complex. I feared that she would be chasing after me, so close on my tail, and I did not believe that I could resist her again.
I ran till I was standing in a baseball diamond, across the street from my house. I fell to my knees, then, gasping for air, took my t-shirt off, trying to breathe and cool my burning body.
I yelled loudly and punched the ground as hard as I could, which caused a cloud of dust to surround me. My soul felt torn, and my heart felt broken, as if I lost someone dear to me. I felt like throwing up, but I fought the gagging sensation and tried to centre myself. I tried to focus on my breathing to slow the beating of my heart, which was trying to break through my chest. My heartbeat took a while to slow down, as if my heart needed the goddess, or the demon I encountered. My selfish and angry heart was trying to threaten me, saying it could not continue pumping blood through my body properly without her, my love, my other half. I resisted shouting out again in pain, and remembered the faces of the teenagers who surrounded the new girl and me when we were in our intimate embrace.
“I left in time…” I said this to reassure myself. “No one was permanently damaged; I would have felt it. I did the right thing. I don’t need her… I don’t need anyone!” I shouted this last part up to the sky, being angry at God for ever bringing me into this world.
The skies yelled back at me in a thunderous roar before the clouds began to cry cool drops of water onto my burning body.
I should not have looked into her wide, innocent, dark eyes, even for a fleeting moment of curiosity. I can’t forget who I am, and I am cursed to be alone, for I cannot take the risk of hurting those around me.
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Journal Entry 105
I woke up around midnight, and then once again around three in the morning; both times I was covered in viscous sweat and with my blankets wrapped tightly around me like a cocoon.
Her scent lingered in my room both times I awoke, and the second time I opened my eyes I could not move my body. I was frozen in place as if some kind of invisible force was sitting on my chest keeping me immobile. I realised then why my sleep was so restless, and the fear engulfed me, fear for my grandmother who slept in the room across the hall. I tried so hard to move my lips, to lift my body, but I could barely shiver. She had me paralysed and, even though I could not see her, I knew she was there taunting me, feeling dangerously scorned.
I tried to move my lips again so that I could threaten her, or maybe reason with her, but my frozen lips would barely move and my room was too dark for me to see the figure who sat on my chest.
I felt her breath on my neck, and then heard her imposing whisper molesting my ear, saying, “I hate you…” She kissed my cheek tenderly. “But I love you…”
She then nibbled on my lobe and progressed to licking down my jaw line with the tip of her warm tongue, stopping to engulf my lips with hers.
There was no more fear, I gave in, and there was nothing that I could do. This woman had the power to paralyse my whole body when I slept, capturing me in this state between slumber and alertness. It seemed hopeless to fight her, as I felt her under my blankets with her warm thighs rubbing the sides of my hips, holding me tightly in place. She was reaching back to feel and release my arousal, and whatever guilt I had expected to feel was gone. I couldn’t help but wonder who would die around us, for surely my grandmother was going to.
My light switch came on and I heard a familiar high-pitched shriek.
“Get the hell out of this house, you Jezebel!”
I was able to see the beauty above me, and suddenly and unexpectedly I felt the invisible ties that bound me were loosened. Her expression changed to being as close to ugly as such an angelic face could ever get. She stared at my grandmother with abnormally widened eyes of rage, and her lips formed a large sadistic smile like the Cheshire cat, as she exposed her white teeth. For a moment, I even thought that she hissed at my grandmother, but, before I had another moment to analyse the embarrassing predicament I was in, I used the control I gained back to grab her, so as to force her to the ground and contain her. I wasn’t really expecting that to turn out too well. She slipped out of my grasp anyway and, with burning red cheeks, she looked back at us before jumping out my open window onto the soft grass below.
“Too bad we are not in a two-storey house,” my grandmother said, sighing.
I looked at her and was concerned over how pale she was. The sight of her standing there shivering in my doorway, leaning against the doorframe and holding my grandfather’s old nine mil by her side, was unpleasant, to say the least.
“I can explain this, Grandma,” I said, rising out of my bed, holding my blanket around my waist.
“Back away, Nicky,” she said to me in a shaken tone.
I was heading in her direction wanting to tenderly place my arms around her so as to comfort her, but I knew she would not let me, so I stood there feeling so powerless, yet thankful for her being there.
“Let’s go in the living room, and I’ll make some hot cocoa while you tell me what the heck is going on.”
“Okay Grandma,” I replied with a sigh.
When she was in the kitchen heating up the pot, I quickly pulled on my sweat pants and put on a white t-shirt. I sat on the couch watching her in the kitchen, worried over how much I may have drained her before she barged into my room and scared the woman I love away.
“She’s the new girl in school, Grandma. I never thought I would meet someone else like me; I thought I was alone.”
I cleared my throat as my grandmother began pouring the warm water in a mug for me.
“I always feared you would,” she said as she stirred my cocoa.
“She drew me in, and I was almost helpless to resist her, but I did. I ran, Grandma, just like Joseph in the Bible ran from his master’s wife. I was in so much pain, like I had never felt before, but I knew I did the right thing.”
Grandma brought me my hot cocoa, and then sat across from me sipping from her own mug and watching me intently as I continued describing this strange girl to her.
“It was different when she and I were close. I did not drain her, and she did not drain me, but instead we were draining everyone close to us. And everyone seemed drawn to us, as if under hypnosis. This is why I ran, because it would have been so much worse than before.”
“Hmmm,” Grandma replied, “That’s interesting…”
I saw the understanding in her eyes, telling me that she had awoke feeling drained before coming to my room earlier.
“I don’t understand why she came here tonight. I think she’s angry with me, and I know that she is dangerous, more so than I am to everyone around me.”
I sipped my cocoa, feeling frustrated and angry. With who was I angry, I was not sure. Myself, life, the crazy woman I loved, maybe God, or all of the above.
“I love you, Nicky,” my grandmother said in a most comforting tone. I was soothed. My grandmother added, “But you know that you must leave me now. You must go far from here.”
I felt a stab of pain in my soul at what I was hearing then, for, from her tone, I knew that this really was goodbye. I looked in her eyes and saw them red and full of tears. The only family I had left was letting me go, the only family member who both loved and understood me throughout my early life was telling me that I would never see her again.
“I understand, Grandma,” I said, trying to sound strong. “I believe this girl was drawn here because of me, and I have to draw her away from this place. I have to go seek answers elsewhere now, right?”
“I told you my Nicky that some day you would have to go out and discover who you are. And yes, that time is now. I’ve always told you that you are a better man than your father. I know that you will not make the same mistakes he did, Nicky. And he didn’t want you to go down his path, anyway, which is why he left you in my care. You won’t manipulate and hurt people like he did, but instead you will someday help people and influence them. Your sufferings, my boy, will someday inspire multitudes, like Jesus’ suffering did.”
I continued sipping my cocoa and my grandma smiled at me with pride in her eyes. She always believed in me, and always saw such potential in me, even when all I saw of myself was an abomination. She took me in even after I drained her daughter; my love for my mother put her into a coma. My father, even though he didn’t hate me, didn’t know how to handle me, or the trouble I brought into his life, so he left never to be seen again… leaving his home, his family, friends; my father just vanished. After taking me from my mother’s bedside, he brought me to my grandma’s house, and then tried to tell me that this was best for me and my mother. He left to start another life, a better life, which didn’t involve me. My grandmother was quickly there for me though, to support me and raise me. She adopted me and loved me indiscriminately, perhaps I’ll never understand why.
When I stood up to go pack my bags my grandmother stood up also, and to my surprise she stepped towards me, then slowly and cautiously embraced me, letting her tears flow onto my shoulder. I stood rigid in her embrace, afraid to feel too much, afraid to hug her back.
“I know you will do well, my Nicky…” she said weakly. “I know that someday you will truly be happy, accepted, and loved by many.”
“Thank you, Grandma…”
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The night after my encounter with the new girl was one of restless sleep with dreams that were so morbidly strange, but also so exceptionally erotic.
Nicholas Moore
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The Consul; Some Words To Inspire
The Consul
Nicholas Moore
From His Journal Entries, Words’ of Wisdom for the Elite & Some Quotes from A Couple Of His Favorite Authors and Films
“My brain storming for my future and the future of my children…”
“My brain storming for my future and the future of my children…”
“Give me balanced judgment, a balanced life, and stable minded allies... The Government; whom we've placed our trust in for so long, the Laws (don't change minds), and what the media declares you should be and should want to be; these all craft our present routine behavior. We allow these purveyors to guide us, and to enslave us. People don’t question the patterned life spawned from what crafts the routine. They just stand by and watch the chaos gather momentum...”
“There will always be need for change, for the routine in this age has gone on long enough and the negative results have been obvious. So how can we contribute to the change? What can we do? Even the most positive influences on humanity seem to grow stagnant over time, and people will eventually corrupt what at one time seemed incorruptible.”
“Tell me what I need to hear every time; don't tell me what you think I want to hear. Don't pretend to care because you want to feel better about yourself, care because you truly do. I cannot grow in less I am able to receive correction, even from the humblest of sources, and neither can you.”
“Words are magical, and without a word nothing can be invented, shared, or changed.”
“So many people these days feel completely comfortable saying, ‘I’m not a big reader’, or ‘I don’t like to read.’ It’s amazing but I don’t think they realize what they are truly saying. When did society start accepting this to be normal for one to declare “I’m not educated, I don’t want to be educated, and I don’t understand?”
“When somebody says, “I don’t like to read”, what they are really saying is “I am lazy and I don’t want to be educated.”
“When somebody says, “I don’t like to read”, what they are really saying is “I am lazy and I don’t want to be educated.”
“I say again give me balance every time; balanced life with balance minded allies. In case you haven’t noticed yet the way things are being done is the wrong way. But go on and continue to follow just like the majority does. Watch the “global” debt continue to rise, be entertained by the talentless reality stars who inspire our children, and continue to have your vast ambition in life be something as simple as becoming rich. “They” whom you allow to govern your lives; they don’t know what is best for you, for us. So it’s your time, our time, to take a stand. It’s time to change the pattern, for the next generations’ sake.”
“If you truly love somebody why wouldn't you want to share the valuable truths you discover with them? Share your discoveries with those you care about and don't think about the risk. What risk?! If you care for the benefit of those you love you'll share hard truths. Give this a shot, if you're brave enough to discover who your real friends' are, and how much you really care about them.”
"One can never aspire to be a great leader in less they've first learned the lessons of patience and humility which come from being a great servant."
“Those who can endure great suffering and humility without giving into temptation are those who are worthy to lead a nation.”
"As a parent; never simply say "I deserve better". But instead recognize that you don't deserve even what you have and then work for what you feel your children deserve."
"The best you can do in life is to help make your children better than you, and give them more opportunity then you had. This may be the closest you’ll ever get to save the future, and your children may do just that."
“You can’t save a civilization with rules and regulations. You can’t save this world with religious laws, or traditions. It's not the laws which save humanity; you have to be able to change peoples’ minds, and help them see the error of their ways. This is not so easy to do if we are part of an equally flawed association.”
“People need a dramatic example, a hero to inspire them. Too many of our heroes in the Armed Forces are being wasted, and I only wish they could fathom the depths of their value. Many are honorable men, but they fail to realize how they can still inspire others after their heroic actions. You can talk my ear off, and try to use the most convincing arguments, but I may forget your words after going through my own personal struggles the next day or even the next hour. However if through your actions you’ve shown me “purpose” in the cause for your values, well then you’ve inspired me and I will listen to you.”
“Trying to teach wisdom to others while living in hypocrisy is like telling a lover you adore them, before beating them violently. Continuing such a pattern of life (being a hypocrite) is always going to end up counterproductive to ones teaching."
"People are always going to be more visual and not so likely to believe or remember something you’ve said as much as they’ll remember what you show them through your actions.”
"People are always going to be more visual and not so likely to believe or remember something you’ve said as much as they’ll remember what you show them through your actions.”
“My method is a rather simple one; I will do what is right for humanity however I am able, always placing the well being of my family first. When the opportunity comes to be brave, I will take a deep breath and I will be brave. Why? The answer is because this is how I want to be remembered and I recognize how my actions can inspire others and change minds, more so than my words can.”
“You will have people’s undying loyalty if you can prove to them, through your actions that you are not a coward and you have their best interest in mind. Too many leaders these days talk a good talk, but they have failed people by not living up to their words. Choose to be a dramatic example for someone when you have the opportunity and you will redeem their faith in humanity.”
“Always ask yourself, how do you want your story to be told? When the opportunity presents itself to do the right thing, take it! Don't think about consequences if you know this tough decision could save lives and bring a blow against the opposition which breaks the human spirit. Do the right thing, even if this action may cost you your life... because in that moment you become immortal, and your name and memory will live forever.”
“Don't ever be intimidated by the talents of your friends, but instead be inspired by them, and recognize how much you are capable of. Your true friends will always be happy for your successes, as you should be theirs. If this is not the case (in either way) then you have no real friends, and neither do you truly want any.”
“As friends, let us help one another grow, help one another discover their full potential, because in the end no one’s individual talent is a product from that person alone.”
“So, encourage one another and recognize how without the builder, the designer could never see their finished product, and without the foundation the house could never stand. Whether you are the designer or the builder, the foundation or the house, we can all have an equally important purpose and without each other we could not stand.”
“For most there is no better distraction from ones concerns in this world then to be in a lovers embrace. To focus on nothing else in those moments but the one you are connected to; they become your world.”
“When people are the most comfortable they are the most vulnerable, and their complacency can lead to the adversaries’ victory.”
These are my thoughts out here in Kabul and My brainstorming for my future and the future of my children. There will always be need for change, for the routine in this age has gone on long enough and the negative results have been obvious. So how can we contribute to the change? What can we do? Even the most positive influences on humanity seem to grow stagnant for them over time, (based on my recent discoveries in history), and people will eventually corrupt what at one time seemed incorruptible.
Quotes from others:
If history teaches us anything, it is simply this: every revolution carries within it the seeds of its own destruction. And empires that rise, will one day fall.
Frank Herbert
The wise person ... views history as a set of lessons to be learned, choices and ramifications to be considered and discussed, and mistakes that should never again be made.
Frank Herbert
Discovery is dangerous… but so is life. A man unwilling to take risk is doomed never to learn, never to grow, never to live.
Planetologist Pardot Kynes
“With all the artillery, ships and manpower in the military, our commanders often forget that ideas can be the greatest weapon of all.”
Frank Herbert
Dune
Any training school for free citizens must begin by teaching distrust, not trust. It must teach questioning, not acceptance of stock answers.
Frank Herbert
Carmine Falcone: People from your world... have so much to lose. Now you think that because your mommy and your daddy got shot, you know about the ugly side of life, but you don't. You've never tasted desperate. You're Bruce Wayne, the Prince of Gotham, you'd have to go a thousand miles to meet someone who didn't know your name, so don't come down here with your anger, trying to prove something to yourself. This is a world you'll never understand. And you always fear what you don't understand.
'It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.'
People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy and I can't do that as Bruce Wayne, as a man I'm flesh and blood I can be ignored I can be destroyed but as a symbol, as a symbol I can be incorruptible, I can be everlasting.
Something elemental, something terrifying.
"People always fear what they dont understand"
“Theatricality and deception are powerful agents...”
"My childhood was elegant homes, tree-lined streets, the milkman, building backyard forts, droning airplanes, blue skies, picket fences, green grass, cherry trees. Middle America as it’s supposed to be. But on the cherry tree there's this pitch oozing out – some black, some yellow, and millions of red ants crawling all over it. I discovered that if one looks a little closer at this beautiful world, there are always red ants underneath. Because I grew up in a perfect world, other things were a contrast."
David Lynch
"I look at the world and I see absurdity all around me. People do strange things constantly, to the point that, for the most part, we manage not to see it. That's why I love coffee shops and public places – I mean, they're all out there."
David Lynch
In reference to the 50’s; "It was a fantastic decade in a lot of ways… there was something in the air that is not there anymore at all. It was such a great feeling, and not just because I was a kid. It was a really hopeful time, and things were going up instead of going down. You got the feeling you could do anything. The future was bright. Little did we know we were laying the groundwork then for a disastrous future."
David Lynch (Movie Director)
Enter no conflict against fanatics unless you can defuse them. Oppose a religion with another religion only if your proofs (miracles) are irrefutable, or if you can mesh in a way that the fanatics accept you as god-inspired.
Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty.
There's no secret to balance. You just have to feel the waves.
Darwi Odrade
You can’t save a civilization with rules and regulations. You can’t save this world with religious laws, or traditions. It's not the laws which save humanity, you have to be able to change peoples’ minds, and help them see the errors of their ways. This is not so easy to do if we are part of an equally flawed association.
People need an example, a hero to inspire them. Too many of our heroes are being wasted, and I only wish they could fathom the depths of their value. You can talk my ear off, and try to use the most convincing arguments, but I may forget your words after going through my own personal struggles the next day or even the next hour. However if through your actions you show me “purpose” in the cause for your values, well then you’ve inspired me.
Trying to teach wisdom to others while living in hypocrisy is like telling a lover you adore them before beating them violently. Continuing such a pattern of life (being a hypocrite) is always going to end up counterproductive to ones teaching. People are always going to be more visual and are not so likely to believe or remember something you say as much as what you show them through your actions.
My method is a rather simple one; I will do what is right for those around me when I am able, always placing the well being of my family first. When the opportunity comes to be brave, I will take a deep breath and I will be brave. Why? Because this is how I want my children to remember me, and this is the opportunity to inspire many others, and change minds through my actions instead of my words. You will have people’s undying loyalty if you can prove to them, through your actions that you are not a coward and you have their best interest in mind. Too many leaders these days talk a good talk, but they have failed people by not living up to their words. Be a dramatic example for someone when you have the opportunity and you will redeem their faith in humanity.
Always ask yourself, how do you want your story to be told? When the opportunity presents itself to do the right thing, take it! Don't think about consequences if you know this tough decision could save lives and bring a blow against the opposition which breaks the human spirit. You do the right thing, even if this action may cost you your life... because in that moment you become immortal, and your name and memory will live forever.
Don't ever be intimidated by the talents of your friends, but instead be inspired by them, and recognize how much you are capable of. Your true friends will always be happy for your successes, as you should be theirs. If this is not the case (in either way) then you have no real friends, and neither do you truly want any.
As friends, let us help one another grow, help one another discover their full potential, because in the end no one’s individual talent is a product from that person alone. You can inspire the greatness in others, and without your inspiration many would never be able to help others; they would have given up a long time ago. Encourage one another and recognize how without the builder, the designer could never see their finished product, and without the foundation the house could never stand. Whether you are the designer or the builder, the foundation or the house, we can all have an equally important purpose, and without each other we could not stand.
Quotes from Washington & Lincoln For Our Times
"Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are
the peoples' liberty's teeth."
George Washington
"Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire,
it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master."
George Washington
"Happiness and moral duty are inseparably connected."
George Washington
"If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be
led, like sheep to the slaughter."
George Washington
"A friend is one who has the same enemies as you have."
Abraham Lincoln
"A house divided against itself cannot stand."
Abraham Lincoln
"Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more
important than any other."
Abraham Lincoln
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose
our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
Abraham Lincoln
"Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the
right to rise up, and shake off the existing government, and form a new
one that suits them better. This is a most valuable - a most sacred
right - a right, which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world."
Abraham Lincoln
"As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master. This expresses
my idea of democracy."
Abraham Lincoln
"Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm."
Abraham Lincoln
"Don't interfere with anything in the Constitution. That must be
maintained, for it is the only safeguard of our liberties."
Abraham Lincoln
the peoples' liberty's teeth."
George Washington
"Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire,
it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master."
George Washington
"Happiness and moral duty are inseparably connected."
George Washington
"If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be
led, like sheep to the slaughter."
George Washington
"A friend is one who has the same enemies as you have."
Abraham Lincoln
"A house divided against itself cannot stand."
Abraham Lincoln
"Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more
important than any other."
Abraham Lincoln
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose
our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
Abraham Lincoln
"Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the
right to rise up, and shake off the existing government, and form a new
one that suits them better. This is a most valuable - a most sacred
right - a right, which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world."
Abraham Lincoln
"As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master. This expresses
my idea of democracy."
Abraham Lincoln
"Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm."
Abraham Lincoln
"Don't interfere with anything in the Constitution. That must be
maintained, for it is the only safeguard of our liberties."
Abraham Lincoln
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