Re: FISK: Tricky Stuff, Evil

Sir Gilligan Horry wrote:


Thank you for a very interesting post there Sir Arthur C.B.E.
Wholeflaffers A.S.A.

Yes, in fact, Robert Fisk could go the whole way and talk about 20,000
years or even 200,000 years of Human history.
It would be the same sort of story.

Coincidentally I watched the movie called "The 13th Warrior" (1999)
last night.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6305692688/104-4818519-8681543?v=glance 
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Anyway, I suppose we grow through conflict.

I'm going to make trillions of dollars from my PC game called Jihad!!!
(on CD ROM soon)
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Thought of the day :
Without technology there is nothing much.

Even if some ETs are very spiritual and full of love....
you take away their technology and put them in the deserts of
Australia....   ......hello bird snacks.

That ET would be having a war with the wild birds.

Now that is the Question of the day !!
Q: would Australian birds eat lost ETs ?

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Disclaimer:
The above kook rant is only 1/8823677th complete.
I will add trillions of other questions later.

 :-)

"Jihad" on PC CD ROM in your town soon !!!!
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On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 09:22:23 GMT, Sir Arthur C.B.E. Wholeflaffers
A.S.A. <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote:

In article <bqc0d0$6ob$1@pencil.math.missouri.edu>, MichaelP says...

http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=15&ItemID=4579

Independent (London)   November 29, 2003
     by Robert Fisk

When George Bush sneaked into Baghdad airport for his two-hour "warm
meal" for Thanksgiving, he was in feisty form. Americans hadn't come to
Baghdad "to retreat before a bunch of thugs and assassins". Evil is still
around, it seems, ready to attack the forces of Good. And if only a
handful of the insurgents in Iraq are ex-Baathists  --  and I suspect it
is only a handful  --  then who would complain if Saddam's henchmen are
called "thugs"? But Evil's a tricky thing. Here one day, gone the next.
Take Japan.

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http://www.2012.com.au/Credo.html
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Credo Mutwa: ... Far too many people fall into the temptation of looking
upon these  "aliens" as supernatural creatures. They are just solid
creatures, sir. They are like us;  and, furthermore, I'm going to make
a statement here which will come as a surprise: the Grey aliens, sir,
are edible. Surprised?

Martin: Please continue.

Credo Mutwa: I said, sir, the Grey aliens are edible.

Martin: Yes, I heard that and I'm anxious to....

Credo Mutwa: Their flesh is protein, just as animal flesh on Earth is,
but, anyone who ingests Grey alien flesh comes very, very close to
death. I nearly did.
<snip>
And this feeling of amazing intensity of feeling lasted for over
2 months. When I listened to music, it was as if there was music
behind the music, behind the music. When I painted pictures-which
is what I do for a living-and when I was holding a particular
color on the tip of my brush, it was as if there were other colors
in that color. It was an indescribable thing, sir. Even now I cannot
describe it.
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        Great Zulu Shaman And Elder Credo Mutwa
             http://www.2012.com.au/Credo.html

[ See also:  http://www.biomindsuperpowers.com ]

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      "... The simultaneous incarnations also start 3rd density 
 with a clean memory slate in order to participate in the Game. 
But this group is adding to the Higher Self's memories from all 
 incarnations at once, scattered throughout Earther 3rd density 
time periods. In both cases NO pre-Game memories are lost, just 
     hidden. What can work against spiritual advancement is the 
                desire for physical immortality..." -- Matrix V
                      Leading Edge International Research Group
                     http://www.trufax.org/matrix5/welcome.html

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"Val Valerian" wrote: "...If we are the protectors, it is 
certainly incumbent on us to complete our training soon. We may 
already be in the process of being tested. Not long ago, I 
attended a lecture by a most colorful and gifted Hopi by the 
name of Robert Morning Sky. Morning Sky claims that his 
grandfather and five other young men were the rescuers of an 
extraterrestrial whose ship crashed in August of 1947, not long 
after the famous Roswell crash. From this alien, Morning Sky says, 
much information was learned as to the true history of this solar 
system and this our planet.

"'Star Elder' told the young men who rescued him (all from 
different tribes), that the gods of old, the 'olden gods' of 
Sirius and Orion, are coming back to renew their claim of 
ownership of Earth (Terra), and to renew their claim of mastery 
over humankind. If we humans do not know who and what we are, 
then we will continue to be what we've always been--farm animals. 
An interesting story.... incredible perhaps, but interesting in 
its timing. Just as we humans are coming to realize who and what 
we are, we are going to be tested by the appearance of some very 
interesting extraterrestrial 'antigens.' What will these antigens 
say when we as a civilization have gone beyond master-slave games 
into the realization that we are the planet? In the words of a 
popular song, 'we are the world.' Probably, what they will say is, 
'We're certainly glad you had the smarts to figure that out. 
In that you're evolving quite nicely now, we won't have to 
re-cycle you and start all over. Welcome to the association of 
gods [biological entities that understand they are creators of 
their reality]. Do you think you might have a bit of space here 
or there so we could set up a liaison office?'" 
~ Fractal Evolution ~ �July 23, 1995 Leading Edge Research Group 
http://www.trufax.org/welcomemsie.html

"... Psychological Operations specialists know that it is the conscious 
mind which must be reached for opinion or behavior modification, and 
that it is reached reliably and predictably through the normal 
communicative senses. Similarly the mind expresses itself through these 
same senses, and through media technology we have developed a multitude 
of ways to amplify and transmit such expressions. Communication between 
minds is no longer the problem; it is the content of that communication 
and the ethics underlying it which challenge us, particularly as old 
nation-state, ethnic, cultural, and social standards continue to mutate 
in this final decade of the 20th century."
[] From: "Project Star Gate": $20 Million Up in Smoke (and Mirrors)
   by Michael A. Aquino, Ph.D.
   Lt. Colonel, Military Intelligence, USAR-Ret.
   [See URL: <http://www.xeper.org/maquino/index.html>]

Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain
by Antonio R. Damasio
[<http://www.uiowa.edu/~neuro/Faculty/damasioa.htm>]
Avon Books - New York, 1994
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/damasio/descartes.html

"By itself, the emotional response can accomplish some useful
goals: speedy concealment from a predator, for instance, or
display of anger toward a competitor. The process does not 
stop with the bodily changes that define an emotion, however. 
The cycle continues, certainly in humans, and its next step 
is the _feeding of the emotion_ in connection to the object
that excited it, the realization of the nexus between object 
and emotional body state. Now, it may be asked, why would 
anyone need to become cognizant of such a relation? Why
complicate matters and bring consciousness into this process,
if there is already a means to respond adaptively at an
automated level? The answer is that consciousness buys an
enlarged protection policy."
[...]
"Primary emotions (read innate, preorganized, Jamesian)
depend on limbic system circuitry, the amygdala and anterior
cingulate being the prime players. Evidence that the amygdala
is the key player in preorganized emotion comes from the 
observations in both animals and humans. The amygdala has been 
the precise focus of various animal studies by Pribram, 
Weiskrantz, Aggleton and Passingham, and more recently, and
perhaps most comprehensively, by Joseph LeDoux. Other 
contributions to the field include those of E.T. Rolls, Michael
Davis, and of Larry Squire and his group, whose work, although
aimed at understanding memory, also revealed a connection between
the amygdala and emotion. The amygdala was also implicated in
emotion by Wilder Penfield and by Pierre Gloor and Eric Halgreen
when they studied epileptic patients whose surgical evaluation
required electrical stimulaton of varied regions in the temporal
lobe. More recently there have been supporting observatiions on
the human amygdala by investigators in my group and in retrospect,
the first hint that amygdala and emotion might be related can be 
found in the work of Heinrich Kluver and Paul Bucy, who showed
that surgical resection of the part of the temporal lobe containing
the amygdala created affective indifference, among a variety of
other symptoms.
[...]
"But the mechanism of primary emotions does not describe the full
range of emotional behaviors. [...] Structures in the limbic system
are not sufficient to support the process of secondary emotions.
The network must be broadened, and it requires the agency of 
prefrontal and of somatosensory cortices."  [(From Chpt. 7:
_Emotions and Feelings_) DESCARTES' ERROR - Emotion, Reason and 
the Human Brain by ANTONIO R. DAMASIO, 1994, ISBN: 0-399-13894-3]
http://www.uihealthcare.com/depts/med/neurology/neurologymds/damasioa.html

Review of Descartes' Error by students in Neural and Behavior
Sciences, Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/damasio/Damasioreview.html

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Exciting First Results from Deuteron-Gold Collisions at Brookhaven
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/pr/2003/bnlpr061103.htm 
Findings intensify search for new form of matter

"Spooky Action at a Distance Entanglement" Jihad Curriculum Retrofit:
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