Peace, justice, and honesty - When's the last time you read about them in the newspaper?by John Kaminski skylax@comcast.net |
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The guy, a military man, said he was puzzled by my essays. He wrote: "John I just took the time to look some of the material that you sent with your last e-mails. I must ask ... what drives you? I'm not sure what to make of it. It seems that you hate government, religion, politics, etc. There's more to life. Just asking?" In baseball, they call this a gopher ball. A pitch you can knock right out of the park. I replied: "What do I want? I want the truth. I desire peace, justice, and honesty throughout the world. I have no political philosophy and back no religion. I DO hate government, religion and politics. I like peace, justice, and honesty." And I hit the "send" button. Then I popped out on the porch for a the evening's final cigarette and realized I could've made that answer a lot longer. When's the last time you read about any of those things in your local newspaper? I wonder when the last time the word "peace" issued from the sewage lips of Fox News' Bill O'Reilly? Probably when he was talking about torturing innocent Muslim civilians at the gulag called Guantanamo, that's his kind of peace. And justice? How many stories on TV have you heard about Ernst Zundel, who talks frequently about peace, justice, and honesty, but for the past 14 months has been held in solitary confinement in a Canadian jail without any charges ever being filed. He is not even allowed to see the evidence against him. Yet he tells a very compelling story that everybody should listen to. Shouldn't somebody be writing a story about justice for Ernst? Or Dick Simkanin, jailed for making a point against the government where the judge who convicted him couldn't even cite a statute he had broken before he found him guilty. He's buried so deep in jail you can't even find him on Google. Same with Charles Sell. The guy who did dental IDs on the Waco victims and saw all those bulletholes. He served his sentence on some trumped up charge, but they won't let him out. They keep drugging him and saying he's crazy, a real tribute to the legacy of Janet Reno and Wesley Clark in an ugly Texas town. Oh, this is a very long list. Suffice it to say American justice is dead Iraqi family who didn't know what hit them. This is how democracy arrived in the cradle of civilization. And honesty? I can sum it up in one phrase I read in the newspapers: "They hate our freedoms." Corporations pay no taxes. You and me give them 50 percent of what we earn. Honesty is to admit that America is the evil empire. You hear people whispering that on the streets, but you don't see it in the newspapers. People are afraid to say that, because if they do, they're apt to disappear, just like those three, and oh so many more. And it's not just the government, as so many people overseas say to try and let the American population off hook. But it's the people, too. People who refuse to see that killing faraway people in order to get lower prices is not the mark of a decent bunch of folks. We could stop it at any time, but we don't. And it's not because we can't stop, but because we just don't care.
Just before I answered that fellow's letter, however, I did chance across
an exceptionally eloquent example of honesty, in a forward from an e-mail
friend I know only as G88POGEL. It was a detailed explanation of political
intrigues of the last two hundred years written by Webster Tarpley, author
of "George Bush: The truth is, Tarpley explained, that it has been Britain which has been behind all the wars of the last two centuries, and is at it still, only now the bankers from London are wholly intertwined with the Zionists and the Americans. Ever consider that Britain and America were on the wrong side in both World Wars, and that our current climate of endless wars and everpresent fearmongering were the result of Britain's desire to rule the world? Ever realize that Britain backed the Confederacy to destabilize America during the Civil War? Check it out The Versailles Thesis at http://members.tripod.com/~american_almanac/versaill.htm Then maybe you can talk to me about peace, justice, and honesty. It's shameful what Americans are doing to the world. Israelis too. They both seem to have learned the repulsive habits of the British. Your parents didn't bring you up to be killers, I don't think. Maybe they did and just won't admit it. It's so hard not to lapse into negativity with all this phony stuff that is coming down around our ears today. But it has been going on a long time. Because the centerpiece of society is money, and that's the only viewpoint capitalist media will admit is valid, we cannot hope for peace. It's excluded from the agenda, off the charts, out of the game. You just never read about peace, except as in imminent threats to. Private control of the money supply, the thing that got all those presidents gunned down, is the single central challenge jeopardizing the future. Wars will never end as long the Federal Reserve and the Rothschild banks of London continue to exist. This is where the revolution should focus. Because nothing will be fixed as long as they remain intact. The only reason we have wars is because these private bankers want war. It is the most profitable human endeavor. The 21st century needs to address the issue of profit, because it has been proven to be a case of profit for the powerful few, and total loss for the other 99 percent of the population. Without this focus, there can be no peace, no justice, and no honesty. So that's why I keep complaining. I don't like seeing innocent people dead for no reason, especially these lame excuses muttered by empty-headed functionaries like Tom Ridge, who keeps insisting we're going to have a terror attack before the fake elections in November. He sounds so convincing because he's helping to plan it, that's what. More and more people are realizing the deal is that the sickos in power have created this terror apparatus all by themselves, and are using it to rob the people of America and the world. It's a time honored tradition, perfected by the British and honed by the Israelis. And now America is practicing the worst of both. All I want is peace, justice, and honesty. There are no Arab terrorists about to blow up your neighborhood. There may be hired mercenaries posing as Arab terrorists about to blow up your neighborhood, however. And you know whom to thank for that. We need to be talking about peace, justice, and honesty. What you think about, and what you talk about, is what happens.
There are terrorists trying to hijack the world, but they live in big
white houses in Washington. And down at your local newspaper office, too. John Kaminski is the author of "America's Autopsy Report," a collection of his Internet essays published on hundreds of websites around the world. More recently he has published "The Day America Died: Why You Shouldn't Believe the Official Story of What Happened on September 11, 2001," a 48-page booklet written for those who still believe the government's version of events. For more information about both, check out http://www.johnkaminski.com/
This is a crazy world. What can be done? Amazingly, we have been mislead. We have been taught that we can control government by voting. The founder of the Rothschild dynasty, Mayer Amschel Bauer, told the secret of controlling the government of a nation over 200 years ago. He said, "Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws." Get the picture? Your freedom hinges first on the nation's banks and money system. Freedom is connected with Debt Elimination for each individual. Not only does this end personal debt, it places the people first in line as creditors to the National Debt ahead of the banks. They don't wish for you to know this. It has to do with recognizing WHO you really are in A New Beginning: A Practical Course in Miracles, an informational study. Disclaimer - The posting of stories, commentaries, reports, documents and links (embedded or otherwise) on this site does not in any way, shape or form, implied or otherwise, necessarily express or suggest endorsement or support of any of such posted material or parts therein. I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. (attributed to Voltaire), but certainly embodies what the 1st amendment of the constitution refers to as the freedom of speech Bill of RightsAmendment 1Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
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