Quote from: SeaMonkey on September 06, 2015, 04:46:12 PM
The fate of humankind upon Planet Earth is not
looking good in our future.




Seven ways to combat your own Cognitive Dissonance.

is america the best place on earth?
there is a large number of disproportionate citizens living there that disagree though.
they do have more installed wheelchair ramps in public locations which is good.

though they have not built special wheelchair accessible ramps in other areas.
such as ones designated for advert seperatists, that would rather not use the same entrances that the general public does.
they feel left out they say for not allowing such ramps to be built.

these entrances could be located closer to the ammunition section of stores such as walmart.
and by not building such ramps, is one of the reasons why it's already doing a better job than it could be.
though not enough.

america can be a better place on earth than it currently is.
it could do much more to eliminate things such as internal gov't corruption as a result of other corruptive leaderships who support them nwo already. they can be strong supporters of how the correctional system is presently allowed to run. in most cases, their subordinates have little understanding that they too became useful moving levers unwittingly in a different kind of overunity machine.
those things the tele'vision' news channels are not allowed.
though the corrupted ones are the ones that seek to gather various metadata to act as enablers for yet other corrupted individuals no matter how clever they aim to not be noticed spying into non criminal peoples lives for selfish and sometimes brutal aquisition as history has shown.


peacekeeping missions should be only allowed for short AND long term protection of those they are supposed to be protecting.
never again genocides and displacing people over things like oil, or corrupted belief systems being allowed to sit too close to the button,
and especially not allowing isis or any such radicals to continue.

In answer to your question SoManyWires;  No, the United States
is not the best place in the World - far from it!  But those who are
in control of the United States expend much effort and financial
resource to try and convince the World that the U.S. is exceptional
and represents the best of what is good.

Sadly, many (including many Americans) gullibly fall for this sort of
propaganda.  But, on the other hand, many in the World are
beginning to see the truth about America and can plainly see
what it has become.

Have you ever wondered why terrorism is so rampant in today's
World; what its purpose is and who is behind it all?

Notice anything like a "pattern" in the illustration?

What does alliance with the U.S. suggest?

Yes!!  End the Occupation of Germany and Europe by the
U.S.  The World could become a much friendlier place
without the U.S. neocon/warmongers dictating to Europe.

here's a form of overunity that can inspire others.
while it uses a different kind of energy that everyone already has, it often becomes as a positive catalytic, this form can work rather well.


Teen Surprises Mom and Toddler With Good Deed at Target

(WTSP) -- A mother of three, Megan Shufflebarger isn't new to the "oohing" and "ahhing" heard by her children as they walk down a toy aisle.

When her youngest daughter Kinley scanned the Target shelves ahead of her birthday, she listened to her stocked birthday list -- and apparently, she wasn't the only one.

The 2-year-old stood in front of a row of dolls, she stopped and stared at the last blonde one on the shelf. Before the question "can I?" could leave her mouth, a young man walked over and knelt down next to her.

He asked which one was her favorite. She pointed, "I really lub dis one." The teen chuckled and walked off with the doll.

Disappointed that her doll of choice was now out of sight, she turned to ask her mom where the "dolly" was. Her mother assured her there would be more.

A few minutes later, the young stranger returned to the aisle with the doll.

He took it out of a bag, handed Kinley's mom a receipt and told the little girl to "have a very happy birthday."

"I was speechless," Shufflebarger said.

She thanked him for his kindness. He nodded, smiled and walked off.

Shufflebarger repeated the story for her hundreds of friends on Facebook, sharing a photo of the young man posing with Kinley, who had a "sweet little shocked smile" on her face.

She hoped someone in the Lafayette, Indiana-area would recognize him so she could give him a proper "thank you."

After more than 55,000 shares, someone tagged the little girl's hero in the post: Tario Fuller II, a freshman football player for Purdue University.

"We couldn't be more proud of the type of young men and women in our athletics department," Purdue Athletics shared the post on its Facebook page.

The mom told Fuller she was grateful to him for showing her -- and the world -- that "hope is in fact not lost in society as a whole."

"This one act of kindness has likely generated thousands of smiles, softened many hearts and inspired others," she said. "That in and of itself makes my heart full and happy."

Kinley's happy, too.

The soon-to-be 3-year-old, who is never seen without a doll in her arms, may even replace her recent favorite, an Ikea doll named "baby boy," with Fuller's gift.

"Maybe this will inspire and humble others to pay it forward more often," Shufflebarger hopes.


that 3 year old will probably find herself helping others much moreso because of the impression that unexpected event left on her, and focusing on how to make the world a better place.
possible future scientist right there, perhaps the one who will discover overunity.