Corporate takeover
A world government would never consist of democratically elected politicians, but of a selected group of well connected people. We see this process already clearly happening in the European Union, that slowly turns into an entirely uncontrollable governmental entity, already with its own police, secret service and soon army.
The US faces a different change in its sovereignity with the North American Union. The biggest and more immediate threat, however, consists of Bush preparations for Martial Law. Besides creating heaps of bills that basically make him dictator, the FBI created with Infragard the logistics for a violent takeover.
Thanks to Amy Goodman, and the poster of the following clip.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Chinese puzzle
I don't really know whether Tibet belongs to China, although a nation with a billion people certainly encompasses more than one people. I cannot deny my admiration for the Dalai Lama, which appears like a spiritual leader to me, unlike eg the Pope, who leads one of the wealthiest organisations on this planet, and acts more like a CEO trying to hard sell his product.
So I felt quite shocked when the Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao described Dalai Lama in similar terms US politicians talk about Osama Bin Laden, especially considering that he just asks for cultural, but not political independence for Tibet.
As the Chinese government blocks access for journalists to Tibet right now, a bilateral view on the events happening there does not come easy. However, anyone with a bit of common sense should consider that governments blocking access for the media did so to hide their crimes.
So another useless slaughter of innocent life happens in the tibetan region, conducted by the host of the next Olympic Games. The promise to improve the Human Rights situation has been broken, the Chinese government still makes some extra money by selling organs of Falun Gong supporters, killing Tibetans and giving a damn about the world wide reactions.
But in the style of mafia families, most governments don't really care about what their fellow criminals do in another terroritory. So i don't really expect anything to change - governments killing randomly parts of their own population are normal. Speaking out against governmental violence is terrorism, and as a nuclear power China has the moral right to kill innocent people, just like the US in Iraq and Afghanistan, Russia in Chechnya and Israel in Gaza and Lebanon.
The moral of this story? There is none. "Civilised" nations have the licence to kill, and as long as enough sheeple subsidise governmental murder things can hardly change. O, how much I wish to experience democracy during my lifetime... but as long as oligarchy, disguised as representative democracy, is widely accepted, we can happily feel guilty sponsoring murder by taxes.
I don't really know whether Tibet belongs to China, although a nation with a billion people certainly encompasses more than one people. I cannot deny my admiration for the Dalai Lama, which appears like a spiritual leader to me, unlike eg the Pope, who leads one of the wealthiest organisations on this planet, and acts more like a CEO trying to hard sell his product.
So I felt quite shocked when the Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao described Dalai Lama in similar terms US politicians talk about Osama Bin Laden, especially considering that he just asks for cultural, but not political independence for Tibet.
As the Chinese government blocks access for journalists to Tibet right now, a bilateral view on the events happening there does not come easy. However, anyone with a bit of common sense should consider that governments blocking access for the media did so to hide their crimes.
So another useless slaughter of innocent life happens in the tibetan region, conducted by the host of the next Olympic Games. The promise to improve the Human Rights situation has been broken, the Chinese government still makes some extra money by selling organs of Falun Gong supporters, killing Tibetans and giving a damn about the world wide reactions.
But in the style of mafia families, most governments don't really care about what their fellow criminals do in another terroritory. So i don't really expect anything to change - governments killing randomly parts of their own population are normal. Speaking out against governmental violence is terrorism, and as a nuclear power China has the moral right to kill innocent people, just like the US in Iraq and Afghanistan, Russia in Chechnya and Israel in Gaza and Lebanon.
The moral of this story? There is none. "Civilised" nations have the licence to kill, and as long as enough sheeple subsidise governmental murder things can hardly change. O, how much I wish to experience democracy during my lifetime... but as long as oligarchy, disguised as representative democracy, is widely accepted, we can happily feel guilty sponsoring murder by taxes.
Sunday, March 02, 2008
Temporary Transmission
The evolution of consciousness
Prevents planetary madness
The evolution of consciousness
Relieves you from stress
The evolution of consciousness
Happens in your mind and ass
The evolution of consciousness
Paves the road to happiness
Interconnected by fields of energy
Our touch creates sweet synergy.
We are all in it together
chaotically linked like the weather.
Mankind awaits the new sensation:
Tasty fruits of conscious collaboration.
The evolution of consciousness
Prevents planetary madness
The evolution of consciousness
Relieves you from stress
The evolution of consciousness
Happens in your mind and ass
The evolution of consciousness
Paves the road to happiness
Interconnected by fields of energy
Our touch creates sweet synergy.
We are all in it together
chaotically linked like the weather.
Mankind awaits the new sensation:
Tasty fruits of conscious collaboration.
awaits chaotically conscious consciousness cooperation creates energy evolution fruits happens happiness interconnected linked mankind paves prevents relieves stress sweet synergy tasty together weather
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