TurquoiseB wrote:
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Hey, some of us aren't attached to what is going on. We're just
witnessing it. :D
>>> Yeah, right. That's why your posts are full of
>>> conspiracy theories. :-)
>>>
>>> Tra
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > Hey, some of us aren't attached to what is going on. We're just
> > > witnessing it. :D
> >
> > Yeah, right. That's why your posts are full of
> > conspiracy theories. :-)
> >
> > Traveling to get one's head into a
Angela Mailander wrote:
> You think there are no Blackwater thugs and no
> American troops in Iraq terrorizing the civilian
> population? That's pretty amazing.
>
That's correct - there's no Blackwater "thugs" and
"no American troops in Iraq terrorizing the civilian
population". Terrorists are th
Bhairitu wrote:
> My joke which Angela was referring to was about
> the fact that possible wars are breaking out.
> One is in this hemisphere between Venezuela and
> Columbia and the Bushies got to be licking their
> chops.
>
You're a supporter of Chavez, right?
"So far, that's what's happen
This is one of the things I have reservations about
when I take a look at Spiral Dynamics. Europe and the
US are supposedly the most evolved nations on earth,
but then, how come you can feel the fatigue and the
heavy depression in the air the minute you hit a
Stateside airport? In China you get h
And when I visited India I dreaded return to the US because people in
India were so pleasant and kind and of course as soon as I set down in
the US there was a hitch on getting the plane up and running for the
rest of the trip and we ran two hours late and of course there was all
this uptightne
TurquoiseB wrote:
>> Hey, some of us aren't attached to what is going on. We're just
>> witnessing it. :D
>>
>
> Yeah, right. That's why your posts are full of
> conspiracy theories. :-)
>
> Traveling to get one's head into a different
> psychic space is NOT sticking one's head in
> the sa
You think there are no Blackwater thugs and no
American troops in Iraq terrorizing the civilian
population? That's pretty amazing.
As for choosing a side and fighting, I don't choose
sides. If I were compelled to fight, I would probably
do it or choose death. But I don't choose sides. I
do not
I know exactly what you mean by a "different psychic
space." This was abundantly clear as I moved from the
U.S. to China and back. In fact, it hits you like a
ton of bricks the minute you get out of the air port.
But the witness can get deeper than the "national
psyche." I believe that Isaiah
> Hey, some of us aren't attached to what is going on. We're just
> witnessing it. :D
Yeah, right. That's why your posts are full of
conspiracy theories. :-)
Traveling to get one's head into a different
psychic space is NOT sticking one's head in
the sand. It's an exercise in learning what
yo
TurquoiseB wrote:
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Aren't we a cheerful bunch!! But it ain't lookin' real
>> good out there, is it?
>>
>
> Speak for yourself, honey.
>
> What things "look like" depends a great deal
> on where you l
Just as there was rhetorical fear, rather than the
real thing, in Dove's writing, there is rhetorical
anxiety in my observations about the state of the
world, not any real emotional angst. I am of good
cheer because in this moment all things are totally
excellent, but that doesn't mean I'm blind.
one of the
flat dessert. Stretching away into the distance.
Uncertainty is what's for dinner.
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From: "TurquoiseB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 2:10 AM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: 'Obama/Stay w/Message of Hope
Angela Mailander wrote:
> Well, yeah, there's all that, too. There's no
> real indication that we actually want to win this
> one--instead, we want to drag it out as long as
> possible. And anyway, by some standards, we've
> already won.
>
So, you think we are in a war?
> We've got the bases
> > Why is it so difficult to accept this, Willitex? You
> > want to win the war we're in at the moment.
> >
It's the enemy that is terrorizing the civilian population,
that's why we are fighting the terrorists. It's not really
difficult to accept, Angela. You have to decide what side
you are o
> > Can you post any evidence that U.S. soldiers
> > tortured and raped any babies in the Vietnam
> > conflict?
> >
Angela Mailander wrote:
> I won't convince you of the facts of life and war
> regardless of what evidence I bring to bear on the
> subject, but I am certain of my facts here.
>
Only
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Aren't we a cheerful bunch!! But it ain't lookin' real
> good out there, is it?
Speak for yourself, honey.
What things "look like" depends a great deal
on where you live, what the media in that place
beam at y
Ever have a feeling that you are in a bad science fiction movie and the
first act is about to end?
Angela Mailander wrote:
> Aren't we a cheerful bunch!! But it ain't lookin' real
> good out there, is it? I've heard people make a good
> argument for the notion that we went to war to keep an
> eco
Aren't we a cheerful bunch!! But it ain't lookin' real
good out there, is it? I've heard people make a good
argument for the notion that we went to war to keep an
economic melt-down at bay. Apparently it's not
working. Well, we're overpopulated and so wholesale
slaughter is unavoidable to their w
pavvlovs_dog wrote:
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Well, yeah, there's all that, too. There's no real
>> indication that we actually want to win this
>> one--instead, we want to drag it out as long as
>> possible. And anyway, by some
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well, yeah, there's all that, too. There's no real
> indication that we actually want to win this
> one--instead, we want to drag it out as long as
> possible. And anyway, by some standards, we've
> already won
Well, yeah, there's all that, too. There's no real
indication that we actually want to win this
one--instead, we want to drag it out as long as
possible. And anyway, by some standards, we've
already won. We've got the bases and we've got the
oil.
a
--- Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Angela Mailander wrote:
> Why is it so difficult to accept this, Willitex? You
> want to win the war we're in at the moment. Do you
> think there is a remote chance that this can be done
> without terrorizing the civilian population?
>
And Willy never defines what "winning the war" is? Or h
I won't convince you of the facts of life and war
regardless of what evidence I bring to bear on the
subject, but I am certain of my facts here. How will
you train men to kill without making them brutal? You
can easily make ordinary people torture other people
in laboratory settings. This has
Angela Mailander wrote:
> Soldiers will rape babies and commit other acts of
> torture and wanton killing. That's not true of every
> single soldier that ever lived, but it is true of most
> soldiers regardless of nationality or racial origin.
>
This would have been brought up in the Winter Soldie
And they kill innocent puppies.
http://dragonflyexperiment.wordpress.com/2008/03/05/news-coverage-of-puppy-toss/
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From: "Angela Mailander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 12:44 PM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: 'Obama/S
Habeas Corpus is pretty much gone. Posse Comitatus is
seriously compromised. Illegal spying and
surveillance are rampant.
As for me, personally, I have lost the right to travel
outside the country as a direct result of changes to
the pertinent laws since 9/11. Any American at an
American air
Angela Mailander wrote:
> I am not suggesting anything about Kerry.
>
But, didn't you post a message about the 'Winter Soldier'
testimony to prove your contention that U.S. forces had
tortured and raped babies? And wasn't John F. Kerry one
of the main organizers of the Winter Soldier testimony?
>
I am not suggesting anything about Kerry. About Hill,
I'm only suggesting what is possible in our current
political climate. Look at what has happened since
9/11. Do you think they'll let all those "gains" go
and let us restore the bill of rights and call the
troops home? Anything is possible--
Angela Mailander wrote:
> Worst case scenario: Hill is hinting about sharing
> the ticket--that's a foregone conclusion to my mind.
> If she becomes vice, becoming prez is only a bullet
> away. And then she declares martial law.
>
So, Angela, you're suggesting that, not only was John F.
Kerr
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