The Creature from Jekyll Island Was Cloned

[inertia]

The Federal Reserve was likely not there first time a secret group drafted a bill for Congress to adopt. And it most certainly wasn't the last.

http://www.prwatch.org/news/2011/07/1088...ec-exposed

Quote:The Center for Media and Democracy has obtained copies of more than 800 model bills approved by corporations through ALEC meetings, after one of the thousands of people with access shared them, and a whistleblower provided a copy to the Center. We have analyzed and marked-up those bills and made them available at ALEC Exposed. This article has been updated.

How can people take government seriously? How can they just relegate this activity to mere partisanship? Oh, that other party. Let's replace them and show them how it's done. Really?

[Kel]

If I'm not mistaken The Federal Reserve was just the third incarnation of the same beast from prior decades. Seems like it started with The First American Bank (if memory serves me correctly), and then the second, both with a 20 year run each. The third seems to be the most covert and diabolical of them all. Oh, and according to Bernake "Gold isn't money". [youtube]2NJnL10vZ1Y[/youtube] Something about his beard really bugs me. It's to perfect.

[zonsb]

inertia Wrote:The Federal Reserve was likely not there first time a secret group drafted a bill for Congress to adopt. And it most certainly wasn't the last.

http://www.prwatch.org/news/2011/07/1088...ec-exposed

Quote:The Center for Media and Democracy has obtained copies of more than 800 model bills approved by corporations through ALEC meetings, after one of the thousands of people with access shared them, and a whistleblower provided a copy to the Center. We have analyzed and marked-up those bills and made them available at ALEC Exposed. This article has been updated.

How can people take government seriously? How can they just relegate this activity to mere partisanship? Oh, that other party. Let's replace them and show them how it's done. Really?

People take government seriously because there's been a hundred generations that have been brainwash conditioned to respect and trust it to be a protector. It has swayed between official church dogma and government dogma.

All a fish knows is the environment it has been immersed in.

It is truly a mind/body expanding experience like no other to grasp the true nature of man as a loving, benevolent creator of values for self and others. AND, have civilization reflect that to him and her.

Government isn't the problem or solution. Initiatory force is the problem and elimination of it from government -- since it is by a gigantic margin the most destructive "force" working against bring about a true civilization. Not this ruling class suppressed class anticivilization that the wold populace has been immersed in for thousands of years.

The other problem, rather, a solution, is getting people to realize that by eliminating initiatory force from government is how to make everyone wealthy including the poor -- millionaire like wealth. Painting the picture of the lives we were meant to live and having the beauty, love and benevolence of man reflect that throughout all societies.

[eye2i2hear]

zonsb Wrote:People take government seriously because there's been a hundred generations that have been brainwash conditioned to respect and trust it to be a protector. It has swayed between official church dogma and government dogma.

Wikipedia Wrote:The word "meme" is a shortening (modeled on "gene") of mimeme (from Ancient Greek μίμημα), together with a pun on the French word même ("same"). It was coined by the British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene (1976) as a concept for discussion of evolutionary principles in explaining the spread of ideas and cultural phenomena. Examples of memes given in the book included melodies, catch-phrases, fashion and the technology of building arches.

[highlight=#E6FF99]Advocates of the meme idea say that memes may evolve by natural selection[/highlight] in a manner analogous to that of biological evolution. Memes do this through the processes of variation, mutation, competition and inheritance, each of which influence a meme's reproductive success.

Memes spread through the behaviors that they generate in their hosts. Memes that propagate less prolifically may become extinct, while others may survive, spread and (for better or for worse) mutate. Memes that replicate most effectively enjoy more success. Some [highlight=#E6FF99]memes may replicate effectively even when they prove to be detrimental to the welfare of their hosts[/highlight].

--source: Meme - Wikipedia