A hole in the water. main stream media, syria, and non-news

A hole in the water
Mainstream media, Syria, and non-news

Submarine sonar men in the navy have a thing they call “looking for holes in the water”. modern submarines, with their sound absorbing coatings and electric drives are so quiet that they can’t be heard when sitting still. So what the sonar man has to do is listen to the back ground sounds, and see if they are being blocked. Like something leaving a shadow. And by the absence of sound, the acoustic shadow, they can tell where the enemy sub is. In this day an age of CGI and manufactured video, where you can watch Forest Gump shake LBJ’s hand, it seems that what we see on the news isn’t nearly as important as what we DON’T see on the news. The mainstream news agencies act as if they don’t understand why their viewers/readers are leaving. But in this Internet age, people can compare the “alternative” news, with what main stream media is presenting. The current situation in Syria is a good example. We are being told how bad the Assad’s government is, and that they are committing chemical weapons attacks. But  there is no proof being presented. But you can go to the alternative media and see documents of previous attacks by the rebels. We see videos and photos of atrocities being committed by the rebels. The main stream media doesn’t show all the dead Christians and churches being burned by the rebels, but if go to the web, it’s there. The rebels were so arrogant as to upload video of themselves loading mortars with chemical weapons shells and firing them, in the attack we are being told was Assad’s troops. There is video of a rebel leader that John Kerry met with, a couple of weeks later EATING THE HEART OF A CHRISTIAN! But only if you go to the web. The main stream media’s cloaked agenda is found by the shadow of their “hole in the water”. an Iraq muslim bombs a social security office in Arizona. It’s not news. A muslim man in California attacks a sheriff while yelling “alla Akbar”. not news. These, and the many other “terrorist attacks” on American soil are not news the mainstream media wants to present to us, and are obvious in their absence. You have to wonder why these stories are not carried, in fact almost suppressed, by the main stream media. What is this strange vessel hiding out there, in that hole in the water?


video of rebels launching chemical weapons attack
syrian rebels admit responsibility for chemical weapons attacks
iraq bombs SS office
sword wielding muslim attacks sheriff
other muslim attacks in America

I.F.D  Improvised Freedom Device

I just read my umpteanth article about a citizen being snatched up and arrested for filming the police, and how his group is now trying to recover the data that the police erased off his camera. an idea occured to me. why not have an extra folder on your SD card, or thumb drive, that you NEVER open, that contains a trojan or virus. that when opened will post the 4th ammendment on the screen, and have a voice loudly coming from the speakers "this person is violating someone's 4th ammendment rights", and seriously lock up or screw up whatever laptop or workstation it is loaded into. name the folder PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL. DO NOT OPEN. if when being frisked, and the thumbdrive is found in your pocket, and you are asked what it is, honestly say it is a thumb drive, and contains PRIVATE information. if the file is on a SD card in your camera or other recording device, they would have to be violating your rights to get to it,, anyway. I seriously would like to start doing this myself. hello Annonymous? heres a tatical device for the infowar. I'm not very software savy, so if anyone could point me in the right direction to at least get something better suited than meatspin, please leave a comment. it has to be a file. preferably one that looks like an image file. that can be loaded into a folder on a thumbdrive or SD card. I'm thinking a file, in a folder, in a folder. so that someone can not say they "accdidentaly" opened it. 

God, guns and the 501(c) Pharisees

There is a disturbing trend in this country. The “mega” churches. You’ve seen them. Giant buildings that cost millions to build. Grand sweeping architecture and elaborate sound systems as well as large telescreens. Some have even started using biometrics to document the children being taken into the daycare or Sunday school.(smacks of mark of the beast. Ironic) They take the special tax exempt status that makes them beholden to the federal government, which then tells them what they can and can NOT preach. Is the preachers primary concern the souls of the congregation, or the coin of Caesar? It seems that they have given the government dominion of what they can and can not preach. In the recent scandals regarding the I.R.S. it was revealed that Christians were even being asked what the contents of their prayers were, and congregations were being told what they were ALLOWED to pray about! These 501(c) Pharisees preach obedience to government, and even gun control. And it astounds Me that any preacher, and especially a Catholic priest, would allow a politician that supported abortion to set foot in their church. “Obedience” we are told. But to who? God, or the government? Much of the bible tells of struggle AGAINST tyrannically government. The Magi disobey Herod. Joseph takes his family to Egypt to flee Herod’s law. John the Baptist is beheaded for taking a stand that Herod shouldn’t sleep with his brother’s wife. Matt 10:17 Jesus warns his disciples to beware of those who would turn them into the local authorities (IRS,NSA, anyone?). Jesus actually took a whip to the moneylenders at the temple. And of course, Jesus was offered a deal by the “government” that would have saved his life. But my point is, the bible does NOT teach us to blindly follow man’s authority. And to preach that concept, is false. But My main focus in this blog will be gun control, and what I interpret as the New Testament’s support of the right to self defense.

Guess what? The disciples were armed! Luke 22:36 he said to them “but now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag. And if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one”. the disciples said “see, Lord, here are two swords.” “that is enough”, he replied. Now, you might think, so what, they had a couple of swords. But you have to put this in context of the fact that in the Roman Empire, it was not only against the law for Jews to be armed,. It was also punishable by death! Here is Jesus, telling his disciples to commit what we would now think of as a major felony! In the Garden, when Judas betrays him, and he is seized, one of the disciples (peter) pulls a sword, and cuts off the ear of one of the attackers. Jesus tells him to “put your sword in it‘s place” (matt 26) or “put your sword away (John 18). He DOESN’T tell Peter to throw his sword away forever. I mention this to show a pattern of the disciples being armed. Not for the sake of aggression, but for self defense. For how can you spread the word, if you are killed? If committing suicide is a sin, then don’t you have a duty to defend yourself? The Israelite Army was a militia. (numbers 1:3). Each man bore his own weapons. These modern Pharisees, with their token attempts at charity. Living in mansions and preaching in their great temples, while telling the slaves to obey Caesar. How many more might they be able to feed, and help were they to be a bit more humble?

Human?

In Frank Herbert’s novel “Dune”, there is a scene where a Bene-gessirit witch tests the young Paul (heir to the Duke)
. She has him place his hand in a box, then surprises him by holding a poisoned needle to his neck. She tells him if he removes his hand from the box, she will kill him. He starts to feel excruciating pain in his hand, as if it is being burned up (the box is a pain inducer). Despite the fact it feels as if the flesh is being burned from the bone, he recites the mantras his mother has taught him, and does not remove his hand. When he has endured more pain than any other bene-gesserit ever has, the witch stops the test. He pulls his hand out to find it whole and uninjured. When he asks her what the test was about, she tells him how when an animal is caught in a trap, it will gnaw a leg off to escape the trap. But a human would wait, to kill the trapper. For the better of the race. The young duke indignantly asks “are you suggesting I might be an animal? To which she replies “no, I am suggesting that you MIGHT be a human”.

As humans, we behave and respond to others in a certain way. I’ve met plenty of people that I’ve had my doubts about their “humanness”.  People who are unable to perform even the simplest act of kindness. The kind of people who will step over or walk around someone laying injured on the ground. You’ve read the stories. Perhaps even know people like that. You might even BE one of these. Though by nature, you would not recognize this in yourself. Humans live by social codes and moors that may seem small, on the surface, but are part of a much larger picture. One in which we can trust and respect each other. Holding the door or elevator for someone else. Performing family chores. Making sure your environment is not filthy. My family knows that any of them can come to me, even on my crappiest day, and ask for a favor or help with something, and I won’t blow them off. When someone asks you to do something. Your parent, child, coworker. And you say “sure”, then never do it, that causes a break in trust. They can’t trust you to be part of the larger social unit. If this happens repeatedly, then it leads to ill feelings, lack of trust, and discourages everyone else from helping you, when you need it. Multiply this across a generation, and you start to see societal breakdown. Instead of being part of a larger social unit, that can respond to events and disasters, everyone starts becoming alone. “it takes a village” was an idiotic phrase from the 90’s. but it DOES take a family, and even community to respond to many events, situations, and disasters. Everything from having the dishes done, so supper can be made on time and drama free. To helping a family member deal with financial stress, to a community helping neighbors deal with a fire or tornado damage. These all require a kind of unity, that comes from mutual respect and trust. We help each other. Not because we expect something in return. But because it’s the “right” thing to do. The “human” thing to do. I despise the phrase “it’s not my job”. if something needs doing, DO IT! Pick up that piece of trash. Turn that bucket back upright. Check on that dog shut up in the car, in the sun. if someone looks confused or hurt, give them a moment of your time. Be humane. Be a participating member of the Human race.