🚀 go-pugleaf

Whatever, just don't try to make me look like that dipsh*t from
Milwalkee who though threatening the NFL on 4chan would make him look
like hot sh*t.  (That guy is an asshole.  I hope he enjoys his trip to
Southeastern Cuba.)  Besides, who gives a damn about Disneyland.  They
should really call anything Disney "La La Land", because this is the
mindset that they want to program people with.  The idea that
everything works out like some crappy Linsey Lohan movie when infact
the world is more like Linsey Lohan's real life disfunctional family.

Much of the world hates us already. (They really do.)  If they don't
hate us for occupying their country, they hate the American culutre
that has invaded their country (Wal-marts and McDonnalds in China, for
example) or they hate us due to the fact that we're one of the few
superpowers in the world.  Basically, they have every right to be angry
for the Americanization of their culture (which is more like the
NewYork-ization, if you ask me), and to be jellous of peace that is in
our country.

Some where in some country, there is some guy who is saying "Death to
America" while he's drinking a 12oz bottle of Pepsi.

Just remember to relax and to focus.  We should be apprehending people
like Kim Jong-Il and Osama bin Ladin, which is what we should have done
in the first place.  But instead of a calm collective response, we
decied to exploit our own misery from 9/11 and invade Iraq and critize
Iran.  We have let the media bobard us with "News Alerts" every five
minutes.  It's hard to take anyone seriously if we are stressed out by
distracting newsinfotainment.  You need to relize that.

In order to defeat your enemy you must learn to let go of your fears
and to find out what makes them tick.  That is how they defied our
country, used student visas and appeared to be "good neighbors".

You must confront your fears in order to resolve them.

"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." -- Franklin Delano
Roosevelt.

nellie4526@mindspring.com wrote:
> Bushido:
>
>   I've taken the liberty of posting this to some other groups.
> Hopefully, they'll give you some of their thoughts and the fact that
> you feel relatively safe here in the hinterlands.
>
> "Bushido Hacks" <bushidohacks@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Right...
> >While I do not wish to doubt you, the fact is terrorists and volitile
> >nuclear states (and one "ronery" dictator), could not find St. Louis on
> >a map even with a World Series baseball team and a 630 foot steel arch,
> >none of those assholes really give a damn about this area.  The closest
> >place they'd be interested is Chicago.
> >
> >Many of these "suicidal regimes/organizations" you are talking about
> >have no interest in this part of the country.  Their perception is that
> >if Los Angeles, New York, and Washington DC are destroyed, their
> >"enemies" will be destroyed.
> >
> >Ironically, you forget that there is one suicidal regime that is in our
> >country.  It's called the Federal Government.
> >
> >Seeing as how disasters like Hurricane Katrina and the severe storms
> >that caused wide spread power outages during the hottest days of the
> >summer, yet they expect us to pony up money to rewire the Northeast US
> >after a massive black out that only lasted a few hour, it is in the
> >best interest that St. Louis set up its own disaster plan considering
> >that we are "not important enough" to protect us from the real
> >terrorists.
> >
> >Cities like Clevland and Cincinatti have set up plans to become
> >self-relient when the government thinks those cities are "not important
> >enough".  When a major disaster strikes this area, do not depend on
> >FEMA or the Department of Homeland Security to show up with aid.
> >
> >Heck, why are we relying on DHS when the NSA (now a DHS agency) hires
> >diploma mill peophiles, exports $100 Million annually to UNISYS's
> >offices in BERMUDA were we can't get it back even though it is OUR tax
> >money.
> >
> >Listen, I'm not too keen about the Democrats running for office, but
> >considering the status quo has let us down in times of massive
> >disaster, war, corporate scandals, and religious favoritism, this is a
> >bitter pill we have to take conisering the infractions against the
> >Constitution that do not have anything to do with terrorists but have
> >been worded to sound like homeland security is what matters.
> >
> >We don't need to be protected by outside invaders, we need to be
> >protected from the inside invaders: Carrier politicians, disinforming
> >preachers and lobbyists, industrial conglomorates who have wronged the
> >public and our troops overseas.
> >
> >I just found out my brother who is in Iraq is paying over $100 per
> >month to contact us through e-mail.  That is $100 per solider who may
> >not be online for up to weeks at a time, yet they're being charged far
> >too much even for international calling rates.  The company the
> >government uses to provide communications with those back at home,
> >AT&T, is getting kick backs as they reform their monopoly and now are
> >setting sights on holding the internet back at home hostage by
> >eliminating Network Neutrality.
> >
> >On top of that, the oil industry and automobile industry, HMOs and
> >Tobacco companies, outsourcing white collar workers while laying off
> >blue collar workers, something is not right and "faith based
> >initiatives" will not fix it.  (BTW, if you haven't figured it out by
> >now, religion is one of the most lucrative industries and is no longer
> >using the money it uses for causes of good will and charity, but to
> >fight off lawsuits, pay off lawyers, and to make large sums of money
> >through vauge promises of salvation or threats of damnation.  Stop
> >giving money to these people..  You won't burn in hell for thinking for
> >yourself.)
> >
> >We are told to fear Arab people wearing C4 T-shirts and shouting "Allah
> >Akbar".  The truth is we should be irked at the White people wearing
> >Silk ties and saying "God Bless America".
> >
> >We are told to fear that which we do not understand.  We have learned
> >lately that everything we know might be wrong.
> >
> >One movie I would recommend renting this Halloween weekend is the movie
> >THEY LIVE starring Keith Davis.  You may be surprised as to how much
> >the world seems to emulate that movie lately.
> >
> >While TV news and shows like Jericho remind us there is a world full of
> >crazy people out their, you can either hide in your home and fear
> >everything away from your TV set or you can find the off switch figure
> >out that our own government is giving us the the big "F*** you and God
> >Bless America, the country full of stupid God-fearing people who gave
> >us our own safety net while we took theirs."
> >
> >Yes, this was long winded.  But if you read everything, thank you.
> >
> >On Oct 26, 9:01 pm, nellie4...@mindspring.com wrote:
> >> "Bushido Hacks" <bushidoha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >Someone created this simulation of what the yield of a various nuclear
> >> >weapons would look like on a city.
> >>
> >> >This example shows what a Tsar H-bomb would look like if it hit the
> >> >city.  The Tsar was the strongest nuclear weapon detonated during the
> >> >Cold War.  The 50 megaton weapon was tested by the Russians in the
> >> >Artic.
> >> >http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/gmap/hydesim.html?ll=-90.2073669433593...
> >>
> >> >At 3 psi, eardrums are damaged.
> >> >At 5 psi, damage to unreinforced buildings.
> >> >At 10 psi, damage to the chest cavity, specifcally the lungs.
> >>
> >> >So why am I sharing this scary information.
> >>
> >> >For no reason.
> >>
> >> >This is how far politicians are going this year to convince you to keep
> >> >the status quo.
> >>
> >> >The moral is to vote your concience, not that of some politician who
> >> >uses terrorism or a terrorists, like in 2004.
> >> How many nuclear states will it take some people to realize there's a
> >> real threat?  A nuclear North Korea?  Oops, they've already done that.
> >> Let's see, a nuclear Iran?  But I guess all these regimes will make
> >> sure that nukes don't wind up in the hands of terrorists.  Plus we all
> >> know that the UN will cancel their passes to Disneyland if they do
> >> something naughty.
> >>
> >> Laugh while you can...  Then think long and hard about one or more
> >> nukes in the hands of a suicidal regime/organization.