Tag: #Denmark

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Cirkel and I discussed our views on how embracing tolerance can actually be harmful to yourself and others.

We talked about how to break away from the control systems here on Earth and the “meek”, which are the ones who are the most tolerant of the control systems, are actually causing the most people to suffer.

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Cirkel and I discussed “The Well Meaning” people in society and the world in general and the problems and dangers caused by them, historically and in the present day.

It was a lively and meandering conversation that I think you will enjoy listening to.

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Cirkel and I discussed various aspects of voting and what it means to the people who either vote or don’t vote.

The voting folks wish to impose their beliefs on you through the force of government, therefore voting is a violent act. People seem to have very short memories when it comes to voting and a very narrow focus.

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Cirkel and I discussed freedom and what that means to us and others in various situations. This began as a question from the line in the song “Me and Bobby McGee” which says “Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose”. I disagreed with the sentiment of that line while Cirkel agrees with it.

It was a lively and meandering conversation that I think you will enjoy listening to.

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Cirkel and I discussed various matters concerning Labor Day, labor unions and violence perpetrated by the state and other that wish to control you through various means, methods and modalities.

The following is a “definition” (or lack thereof) of what state crime is, which I personally found humorous in it’s lack of being able to be defined.

State Crime Law and Legal Definition
State crime means actions that break the state’s own criminal law or public international law. For example, genocide, war crimes, torture, and corruption are state crimes. Since the study of state crime includes the study of the role of organizations in committing, perpetrating or condoning crime, it is very difficult to give a purely legalistic definition of state crime. Therefore, state crime is not recognized by popular and academic authors.

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Joining me as my new Co-Host is Cirkel from Denmark.

Cirkel drew up a flow chart showing how, in her perspective, things are all connected.

We had a philosophical discussion on how things appear versus how the really (possibly) are.
The concepts of how things are more than sum of their parts, how people are controlled by outside influences, how did the world get to this point, the differences between connected and attached and how all of this affects us.

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Some of the stuff we talked about:
° Trump official revises Statue of Liberty poem to defend migrant rule change
° 4 things you need to know about Trump’s attack on National Parks and Monuments
° A running list of how President Trump is changing environmental policy
° Eric’s Salute to Steven Myhre. Love this – Andrea Olson-Parker
° Vincent Easley II on Twitter: “Ryan, have you heard about Rhodes giving money to the cop killers, the Millers?… ”
° Russian ‘spy’ plane spotted over the US Midwest on surveillance mission
° Modern medicine declares war on loneliness with drugs & bots, threatening introverts with extinction
° Virgin Galactic unveils new digs at Spaceport America
° Mushroom-Based Pesticide Could Make Chemical Pesticides Obsolete
° Donald Trump reportedly wants to purchase Greenland from Denmark
° Prescription Infant Formulas Found To Be Contaminated With Aluminum
° It’s raining plastic: microscopic fibers fall from the sky in Rocky Mountains
° Are you one of the ‘weirdos’ who picks up litter?
° Area 51 Raid-Inspired ‘Alienstock’ Sounds Like a Mess Already
° ‘Nuke Mars’: Elon Musk sets Twitter on fire with interplanetary declaration of war

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° Tonight’s tale was about the story we get when it is compared to the results, how when it is studied it does not make sense.
° We are conditioned to believe the narrative and then we have a life of debt and toxins to prove the government is not working for us at all.
° All this and the high maintenance costs of sex-bots!

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After a series of hardware, software and issues beyond our control that took the good folks at FlashCo and the brains behind the RLM a week to resolve (due to circumstances beyond our control) I have returned to The RLM to compare my past Dork life with my present Dork life and retold a few dork stories from my alleged past and continued on my never ending rant about life, the universe and the 852,397 uses for hemp and its cousin cannabis.

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Tonight’s topic: “If it looks like cake, it must be cake right?”
° Look at what you are told and compare it to what you see.
° The foundation is a fraud.
° I accept the failure of society.
° What is being smart?