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-HOW I SEE THE WORLD

Stuffed

I have a diagnosis of Aspergers Syndrome and can't help feeling LIED TO AND MISLED.

EITHER WE CAN HAVE AN ADULT DISCUSSION OR MORE LIKELY i WILL BE BANNED

www.youtube.com/watch

As far as I'm concerned it depicts an unwanted section of society.
One who realises the truth is we are infact slaves-sure you have choices.

But only in things that don't matter.

www.youtube.com/watch

Religion just another way of social conditioning, and as for rights-think conscription etc

en.wikipedia.org/.../Catch-22

Thought provoking-no win situation.

www.youtube.com/watch

True democracy should be the right to choose or not to choose without fear or cohesion.Like the old guff "your get a £1000 fine"no they need a name and you never get £1000 fine.

www.youtube.com/watch

The government and banks are looting society, then the government gives quantitative easing to banks as they asset strip society.

www.youtube.com/watch

Hopefully demoralized society will rise up and overthrow what is a corrupt and sham system.

Why were critical thinking and to question the quality of supposed authority not taught at school.

Taught to be Dependant and to consume without consequence.

www.bellona.org/.../Sellafield_seven

www.youtube.com/watch

Create nuclear waste dangerous for 100,000 years with a solution good for 100 years at best.

Then the supposed benign government and it's secret tests

www.nr23.net/.../spray.htm

Depleted uranium poisoning of Iraq, detected by Aldermaston around time of shock and awe campaign.

Tony Blair declared a war criminal

www.aljazeera.com/.../

www.youtube.com/watch

Bio robots

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  • Yes I see us moving closer to a tipping point, enough people thrown out of work and struggling would be fertile ground for change- if there is hope for the demoralized.

    The state can't hurt me- everything that has been done to me so far just galvanizes my desire for change.

    There is hope for the future.  There is intelligence and there are a great many people who share your sort of perception.  We actually get closer to what you and I and many others would like to see every day, often in small, almost imperceptible steps.  And the answer is education, in part, as always, but there is no simple, radical solution because people are what people are.

    That is hugely frustrating, but it remains true.  Be very wary of anyone who promises otherwise.

    Consumerism has, indeed, created the medium through which we are having this discussion and without which it is unlikely it would ever have happened.  It has given you a voice and it means that you can be heard, have been heard.  And that is the way forward.  Look for those others who share your views and look for realistic solutions, and try to be patient, as hard as it is.  Evil exists in the world, but there is a lot more good out there than most of us can, most of the time, imagine.

    Your last paragraph I think that people think that a hero will save them, but what is really needed is change from within, an awakening to a new possibility and self empowerment to do it.

    The question is other than ignore BS State  hassle- how to bring about change directly.

    writing to an MP or  Demonstration will not change things!

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  • Yes I see us moving closer to a tipping point, enough people thrown out of work and struggling would be fertile ground for change- if there is hope for the demoralized.

    The state can't hurt me- everything that has been done to me so far just galvanizes my desire for change.

    There is hope for the future.  There is intelligence and there are a great many people who share your sort of perception.  We actually get closer to what you and I and many others would like to see every day, often in small, almost imperceptible steps.  And the answer is education, in part, as always, but there is no simple, radical solution because people are what people are.

    That is hugely frustrating, but it remains true.  Be very wary of anyone who promises otherwise.

    Consumerism has, indeed, created the medium through which we are having this discussion and without which it is unlikely it would ever have happened.  It has given you a voice and it means that you can be heard, have been heard.  And that is the way forward.  Look for those others who share your views and look for realistic solutions, and try to be patient, as hard as it is.  Evil exists in the world, but there is a lot more good out there than most of us can, most of the time, imagine.

    Your last paragraph I think that people think that a hero will save them, but what is really needed is change from within, an awakening to a new possibility and self empowerment to do it.

    The question is other than ignore BS State  hassle- how to bring about change directly.

    writing to an MP or  Demonstration will not change things!

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