Respirar Acapulco

 I've taken a bit of a break from the blogging. I've been attempting to get my head around a meaningful message that doesn't involve fear or anxiety in describing the situation many of us in the modern world are facing.  Coming from the perspective of largely a non-conformist, it's my nature on occasion to step back first, ask difficult questions, then make up my mind as to what is the best approach. In a world where the map has been so corrupted from the territory, that can lead to what appears to be paralysis.  The Buddhist seem to have recognized this some time ago because I have encountered some of their wisdom which suggests... 'when in doubt, do nothing.' It certainly lends to doing less harm, and I have to respect that because compared to the modern world, where people are constantly fooled into busily doing what they think is "good," while they are actually doing the work that Satan himself wouldn't. It's a healthy departure. People hav...

This is one that is very close to my heart so I'm going to do my best to communicate it properly. At the end I have a video that represents a test that you can take, if you are so inclined, that may give you some valuable feedback. In many ways I've learned to love to be the hard charger. I have loved being a leader (NCO, Coach, Builder, Superintendent, Project Manager, Program Manager, President, Entrepreneur) leading the righteous mission that brings about what was perceived to be impossible... the Win-win! When it happens... when people actually get to do something that is substantial, that makes a positive difference, that is actually fun to be a part of...that serves them and their customer well... it's magical, it's beautiful, it gives people hope, that the world can be better! I've had instances of delivering some big win-wins in my life... they were great! Until... I looked a little deeper... only to find out... it was a win-win-lose. The business enterprise...

 The zombification of the masses didn't happen overnight. There's more than one reason people are getting dumber and dumber. However, today I'm going to focus on one reason: they are paid to be stupid... thanks to fiat currency.  Fiat money is something that hasn't been around as long as you may think. And with the amount and world scale of recklessness with fiat currency we are seeing today, a scale never seen at the magnitude it is currently being applied. There is the opportunity to learn a very valuable lesson! A little currency history: There are numerous examples but I'll stick with one I'm familiar with, the US dollar. Prior to the dollar which was defined very clearly by the US Constitution in 1788 and the Coinage Act of 1792. It was a currency defined in a specific amount of gold or silver. The colonists had experienced the disaster of fiat when in 1775 the Continental Congress started issuing a currency to pay for the Revolutionary War. Anyone who was ...

It's no surprise that I despise the fiat monetary system. It is a modern slave system and I am certainly an abolitionist when it comes to slavery. In my view, and from what I've been able to learn, people have been fooled into selling their souls for a sliver of their true worth... and being encouraged to be happy with the dwindling scraps. In many cases they've been sold an illusion and in reality they've owned nothing and suffered for quite a while but not known how to express their reservations or had the time to ponder what's really gone wrong. And, in many cases, when presented with something different, they didn't have the time or patience to consider it or understand it... so the system has been perpetuated far longer than it should have... but luckily, every moment is a fresh beginning! Let's take a look at the corporate world for a moment and guess how much the system is siphoning off of people's potential. Looking at average revenue per employe...

Just a quick explanation of the photos above... Walther Funk, the Nazi Reich Minister of Economic Affairs from 1938-1945. The guy who designed the plan for the the EU's finance system... and what John Maynard Keynes (second photo) thought was brilliant. Finally, JFK with the Nazi SS Major Wernher Von Braun, father of the German V-2 rocket program who was then later put in charge of NASA. These will all relate to the video that you will find at the end of the link below... The following interview is a must watch... especially if you are a US taxpayer, so much of what is behind the curtain of the current illusion is revealed. I'm not going to try and describe the information, I'll leave it to you to view and interpret what you feel is the most important. I will say the interviewee says some things that I'm sure people will find to be shocking...  Origins of the New World Order: Nazi Germany My only suggestion is... when he talks about the dire need to be finding culture, ...

There are a number of reasons that lead people to be stubbornly foolish.   One example, Milton Erickson discovered what he called "the Confusion Technique" which demonstrated that if you get a person confused, what ever option you give them that appears to end the confusion, they will jump at. This was certainly seized upon by those who were interested in the social engineering of society because you see it all the time these days. The key that makes the technique so powerful is the use of pride and shame to lock people into that momentary decision. Firstly, they made the decision... and if bolstered by praise, it becomes something to be proud of. Something they did right! Secondly, to admit that the state of confusion was something they feared is probably shameful to most... from another perspective, making the decision they did was simply a choice between having the courage to confront the fear, or just cowering to it. Not many are aware of this consciously, but somewhere w...

 My father was born on July 12th, 1944 in Gary Indiana. At the time World War Two was going on. Millions of people dying... much of the world engaged in a giant war right after a world economic disaster brought on by the actions of central bankers, powerful governments, and the ruling class. Sound familiar? Despite that, life went on, he graduated from Calumet High School in 1962, worked in one of the local Steel Mills until he enlisted in the USMC, eventually ending up in Vietnam during the early stages of the American government's direct military involvement in the Southeastern Asian country. He returned to get married and start a family. Going to a trade school, he became a auto mechanic... and took up motocross as a hobby. Something as a child, I got to witness how much he enjoyed... so much so that he also started a successful small business around the sport. The hard work and long hours he put in, and yet to have such fun with something so demanding. He shined in my eyes. Cer...