I see an economic diasater coming...

[ATT]

As in, "the status quo of gluttonous greed forever?"  Something always happens to stop that eventually.  Greed is it's own reward/punishment.

Excesses are self-correcting, but not time-limited, a lot of damage can ensue while waiting for the correction.

Tony

[ATT]

Well, I did briefly look at some of the financially-oriented articles associated with the site.  Money isn't something I place an obsessive desire upon to acquire like our Gov't.

Studying financial dealings may give a sense of where the power is and what effects that may have on the rest of us.

That one about the census taker with the GPS tracker raises alarms in my mind, too.  It just confounds me why they thinks it's so important to know the exact location of building entrances.  Ulterior motives?

A lot of times one agency gets tasked to do a specific job and other agencies add things they need done to the first agency's tasks because it's expedient.

Homeland Security: add data for tracking, locating.
Police Database: add data for tracking, locating.
National 911 database: add data for tracking, locating.

Possible reasons?

Locate felons, locate illegals, locate deadbeat dads, locate government debtors, locate terrorists, swat planning, emergency medical location, emergency evacuation locations, etc.

Of course that doesn't exclude other more nefarious possibilities.

Tony

[Cap-Z-ro]

Lee, all Walter's theories, as stated in his interviews, all refer back to a Gov't. Conspiracy.


I do not choose slavery, however I am forced into it.

The fact that I cannot "own" my 'own' property is testament to that.

Regards...

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Lee, all Walter's theories, as stated in his interviews, all refer back to a Gov't. Conspiracy.

Okay, and I agree.  It's a conspiracy.  However, I know quite well I have no way as an individual to change *their* minds toward my *slavery* being their choice to impose.  I'll let them suffer from the karma they're making now, however.

I do not choose slavery, however I am forced into it. ... The fact that I cannot "own" my 'own' property is testament to that.

I don't choose *slavery*, either.  But they don't own my free will to think for myself.  That's why I don't participate in the money games they play.

They. Can. Suffer. On The. Day. They. Die.

I couldn't stop them if I tried.  I'm not so stupid as to try the impossible.  I'll let them go and do what they want to.

--Lee

[ATT]

I do not choose slavery, however I am forced into it.

If you accept that you are a slave, you've made it so.

The fact that I cannot "own" my 'own' property is testament to that.

The only thing anyone 'owns' is what they 'know', the rest we just get to 'use' for a while.

...I'll let them go and do what they want to.

We all have absolute freedom of choice, given that we accept the 'consequenses' of those choices.

We don't have to accept circumstances others seek to impose, we can choose to ignore overtures, threats and trends and proceed on the path our conscience directs.

We can't expect others to share that direction, it's an individual matter, but any company is welcome to share the road.

Tony