Saturday, 24 April 2010

Gov. Jan Brewer Signs Controversial Arizona Immigration Bill: Decision Not 'Made Lightly'


This bill is totally wrong in a world where we are looking to the future whereby people will have the freedom of speech and human rights will be upheld by the westernised countries that are civilised and have led the world, like the USA.



Then along comes this misguided governor that changes everything and puts into law a way of side-lining, alienating and creating a way to prevent people all the rights that democracy has striven to provide over many years, from the colonisation of America to the present day. It amazes me how one person by the stoke of her pen can split down the centre the people of Arizona, in one go. Where does it stop when we coral people and have a police state that jails people just for speaking their mind.
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Saturday, 10 April 2010

Alex Chilton Was Uninsured At The Time Of His Death


This is a story to read that will touch your heart as it is about a rock musician called Alex Chilton who was most famous for his leadership of " The Box Tops" those who remember this group may like to visit the blog connections left on this article and take a look.



Put as simply but not as well as as Jason Linkins l just wanted to put how sad it is in todays world of so much wealth that a man can die, just because he had no healthcare insurance due to the fact he would not have qualified under the rules and regulations applicable. This highlights simply as l was told a long-time ago that you can be rich and famous one day and another have nothing, as in his case a way to fund healthcare. God Bless - Alex and All Your Family and RIP.
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Sunday, 4 April 2010

What Quantum Physics Tells Us About Consciousness


As the concious is a state of mind that associates itself by becoming a conciousness in its own right, it is only then we can apply physics be it quantum or not. So l read and cannot dispute along time a go when from a book called " Meditations on The First Philosophy " by Rene Descarte`s whereby he added a selection of Objections and Replies that led to two simple conclusions these are - " That If There Is No Doubt " there must exist God and if " There is Doubt Then God Cannot Exist " and the reason for this conclusion was that if you ask a question of anything and keep asking then God is not answering but the second you have no questions on any subject left to ask, then God must exist as he has answered all your questions. I have lived by this for the past 21 years since my life when down the pan and since my life is more peaceful and more fulfilled. Try it and see or do not and stay in the dark ?
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Saturday, 3 April 2010

One Creator, Many Names

Hi George, my feelings about God is it is not the the name we call him but the fact that we feel in our heart that he is with us when we most need the help and guidance. This is only when as constant free-willer`s that we stop and say to ourselves - " Do I Really Know What I Am Doing " ? or " How Do I Do This Or That "? if we always believe in our own understanding then why do we need help from anyone let alone GOD?
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Tuesday, 30 March 2010

Moral Confusion in the Name of "Science"

My real problem with science and their beliefs are that they can tinker with what they truly do not really fully understand and then state such words as - " All in the name of science" the problem is it is not in the name of science when it goes wrong, but in their name and in some cases the damage becomes unable to be repaired. So l have a simple view on this matter - do not get confused just have faith in what you are doing and always put other people first in your life - even when they are wrong.
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Monday, 29 March 2010

The Creepiest Children's Books Ever (PICTURES)


This is very disturbing for children and makes you wonder how certain authors get their work passed for the type of age group they intend to appeal too as readers. Maybe it is time for a sort of board to give these type of books a grading and give guidelines as to who and at what age these children should be to read their book. Then maybe authors would think of their readers instead of the royalties they will earn from the sales. Anyone got any ideas or like to comment on this take a look at the books first and then let me know, all comments answered.
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