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Hezvo,
Thanks for the response. I understand how busy things can get for everyone.
I am going to try a second time to publish the following new topic:
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Begging the question
when a proposition which requires proof is assumed without proof
I am really dissapointed in the effectiveness of this forum. All respect to Mr.Kelly, but man your effective in killing any and all threads that arise./quote]
Anyone,
To be effective, and to avoid disappointment, one might want to entertain the possibility that the power to be effective, and avoid disappointment, is internal to the individual.
Blaming external forces may not be a good path to travel upon, if the idea is to be effective, and to avoid disappointment.
Questions:
1. Why would we open the oil reserves?
2. Why haven't HHO powered vehicles cone to fruition?
3. Why is the 2 party system killing the middle class?
First:
1. Why would we open the oil reserves?
I didn't open the oil reserves, and apparently the person asking the question didn't either, otherwise the person asking the question would know why "we" (because he is one of "we") opened the oil reserves.
If the person asking the question knows who opened the oil reserves, then the question could be answered by the person who opened the oil reserves, and then the answer would be, if it would be accurate, not false, and I think the more important question is:
Who has the power to open the oil reserves, or who owns the oil reserves?
That person, or that group acting as one, also has the power to answer questions falsely: not ignored by me.
That is similar to asking: Who owns the oil reserves in Iraq?
Who do you ask?
Will the person you ask tell you the accurate answer, or dodge the question?
I think that there is a very good, and very expensive, book that may help in the effort to answer the question asked.
This question:
1. Why would we open the oil reserves?
The Energy Non-Crisis
Why is that book so expensive?
Question 2:
2. Why haven't HHO powered vehicles cone to fruition?
The quick answer may be: ignorance.
Too many people are ignorant concerning the economy of switching to water based fuel.
A very good source of information on that question is linked below.
Water as Power
The more complex answer, I think, involves the explanation of how the force of government is usurped from a force of defense against crime to a force that is crime, where the legal criminals use the power of government to accomplish the work of eliminating competition.
Example:
The power to end competition
A different reason has come to light recently and makes MUCH more sense. You see, during the 1920's America was roaring forward with easy credit. Everyone seemed to be a winner. As roads were being cut across the country side, automobile sales exploded. This is great for the Ford Motor Company, but what was not written into your government approved history book is that our ingenious and inventive grandparents were running their new cars on uncle Erny's moonshine. Ask you friendly mechanic. It is not difficult to get a car engine to run on alcohol. This situation was dire indeed to Mr. Rockefeller and his Standard Oil Company. They had just discovered (1911) a massive oil field in Drumright, Oklahoma and needed someone to buy all this black gold... Homemade auto fuel had to be eliminated. As was typical of the time, they hired the public relations (PR man) psychologist and the commercial media to create a public outcry against alcohol consumption and public drunkenness. They passed the 18th amendment and immediately sent the FBI out into the countryside to destroy all major distilling operations. At the same time, Standard Oil began construction of "gas stations" all around the country.
A similar event occurred as a result of many competitive products produced by the Hemp plant.
Examples:
Ford hemp car
Hemp based construction material
3. Why is the 2 party system killing the middle class?
The question asked is a loaded question. The 2 party system isn't killing anything. The usurpation of the force of government, by legal criminals, is a knowable fact, once that fact is known, by anyone wanting to know, the question above can be seen as a loaded question.
The victims of a crime (killing the middle class) can stop blaming false "causes" and begin defending against further victimization - or not.
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The above did not publish after hitting the submit button.
The following is the error message that I get instead of adding my viewpoint to the public forum on Real News:
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Method Not Implemented POST to /t2/interact/forum/post not supported.
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The above is the error message web page that appears after I hit the submit button.
I have tried to publish 4 times since my last post and I have tried two computers hooked up to the same home network, so the I.P. address should be different for each computer, and the fault is obviously not the computer on my end (both coincidentally having the same problem is unlikely).
I can try publishing from my work computer, and I can try using a different username/password in the process of finding out what the problem is - within my power.
Thanks again,
Joe Kelley