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MAY ALL THINGS BE
KNOWN
Thank you for seeking enlightenment. |
America from Freedom to Fascism
Money, what exactly is
it?
How does it serve humanity?
Get a PHD in basic global economics watch The Money Masters
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“If you can’t explain a
concept to a 6-year-old, you don’t fully understand it.” - Einstein |
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About the Farmer:
A good
person doing nothing is as bad or worse than an
unenlightened person doing something.
At a very young age I discovered truths about the world that
very few people seemed to be aware of. As a child I found it
somewhat humorous how even the adults were unaware of the
false reality they existed in. As an observant person of
human nature I can see how worlds are colliding at this
time. All I can say is the future holds no place for those
who continue to hold false realities.
Please enjoy and learn from the pages here.
They are intended to
help you see a greater potential.
"Is", "is." "is"
— the idiocy of the word haunts me. If it were abolished, human
thought might begin to make sense. I don't know what anything
"is"; I only know how it seems to me at this moment. -Robert
Anton Wilson |
What all
patriots/humanitarians/revolutionaries need is patience,
persistence, and consistence.
What does it mean to have patience...
It means to have an active positive manner and not be merely
as a passive thing.
Taking or enduring hardships, or censure, or idiosyncrasies
of others, is not necessarily patience at all.
These hardships become drudgery not only to ones self, but
it also becomes an outlet of expressions from others that
are never quite satisfied because there is no resistance
from you. Passive patience, to be sure, has its place; but
consider patience rather from the precepts of God's
relationship to man: love/truth unbounded is patience.
Love
manifested is patience.
Endurance at times is patience.
Consistence is always patience.
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"One of the penalties for refusing to
participate in politics is
that you end up being governed by your inferiors" - Plato
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"People don't learn from each other's mistakes. They learn each
other's mistakes." - Aaron Lynch |
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