Thanks Skylah...I like all of what you said, including the quote!

T

I couldn't have said it better myself!

You are one of the long term posters and I appreciate you so much for hanging in there! You know, I had a personal e-mail from another long term poster who is as fed up as everyone else.

There's really more of us than them and I think eventually they will get tired and move on to another forum and then maybe things will get back to normal.

Also, Tracey, THANK YOU, my friend, for what YOU said!

Paulette Gunn

Your thoughts would be very welcome in the political forum. All we need is zero tolerance for personal attacks and I think we would be able to have more rational information sharing. I understand your not wanting to focus on any of this. There are days I don't find it empowering either. Then there are days when I want to post messages about what I see happening in hopes that one other person may begin to understand that tyranny/greed is at the root of most of the world's problems. Good to be able to have the choice when or not to post. Freedom.

I believe awareness begins the process of healing. You can't heal something if you don't know it exists. The same clan(globalists) are who have caused much of our health care crisis in the world. What can be done about tyranny? Lots. There's boycotting, peaceful protests, basic strength in numbers. Did Gandhi ignore what was happening in his world? Not at all. He spoke up but he spoke in a peaceful manner. Ignoring tyranny allows it to grow stronger.
Mother Teresa also called a spade a spade.
As the globalists organize even further, more and more rights will be taken away. On the health front, herbs are being targeted, electro therapies like the zapper and blood electrification are being banned (Canada was first in this regard), and on and on it goes. The more we hide from this the more it happens. The globalists want you to hide; it makes their job even easier. Their motto is "divide and conquer". I wish ours was "united we stand".
I don't know what the answer is yet but I do feel strongly that we can't find solutions for problems we don't acknowledge. Is the process painful? It can be for some. It doesn't have to be. We can acknowledge the problem without taking ownership of it.

I also agree with the quote you provided by Frank Outlaw.
Think about that quote and frame it in a way as to capture what I have said.

Here are some more quotes.

"When weeds grow in your garden, pull them out before they over take your garden".

"A thousand people beating at the leaves, one chomps at the root".


Where is that root?



Hope your health is great these days. Keep smiling.