reply to post by Illusionsaregrander
That's fine, I never claimed Chomsy was a dis-information agent, I said in some circles, he is considered one, just as in some circles, Assange is
considered a terrorist.
I have become rather ambivalent towards Government and "terrorism"
I see them as synonymous now, one and the same, walking hand-in-hand.
For the most part, Government, is a waste of resources, and a huge joke.
I am sure whatever Julian Assange has stashed away in his cache is top-grade information.
The question is whether it is worth exposing or not or if it is just useless.
Would I find his information useful?
No.
But then I love to dis-entangle the Government's lies with detective skills.
Becoming a Detective of Conspiracy Theories
Personally, I see gaining classified information the way Assange does it, as a highly unethical way of going about it, compromising the safety of
people.
Call me Ishamel.
I would rather dis-entangle, discover, and thoroughly figure out things for myself.
Not rely on which traitor leaked which lies of the week from our Government.
While I am no friend of our Government I am no enemy of it either.
As I said before, I am ambivalent towards Government, but that's because I do not need our Government, because I am a free-thinking human.
I think in contingency plans, I think tactically, I think free of propaganda.
I think, therefore I am, a thinking individual, who knows how to use logic and reason.
A traitor is a traitor just as a snitch is a snitch, Assange is a traitor and a snitch.
I detest
Big Government and
Small Government and see
Medium Government as where the Government should be, not a bloated waste of
bureaucracy, like it currently is and always has been, compartmentalized.
I generally rely on myself and my intuitive cognitive abilities.
I do not rely on Government because I do not need nor desire a
Big Brother.
If you cannot "rule yourself" then you are unable to be truly free.
I rule myself, control every facet of my actions, I am a responsible individual.
Then again, I understand there is a need for Government, but not a need for Government committing fraud, via Secret Societies, bypassing American
citizens.
That is where I draw the line as far as Government is concerned.
Secret Societies and the rich ruling elite families, they have to go.
They do nothing more than feed off the teat of ignorance.
Julian Assange has nothing I want or need as far as I am concerned.
Anyone who knows a thing about Government, Law Enforcement, or Military, knows there is a degree of secrecy, hidden via diplomacy, hidden by the inner
workings, hidden by the templates of how those entities are created.
Building a "Country", a "Government", a "Law Enforcement agency", or a "Military" is nothing more than "building a house", meaning you have
to have the "land on which to build", the "schematics/blueprints", the "funding", and "workers" who actually "build it", and those people
who are going to "buy it".
Once is it completed.
We as citizens are those who are "going to buy it" and if we do not like the "property", we can sell it, not sell it out, we can trade it, not
trade on it, we can raise the property value through refurbishing it, not raze it through ignorance, we can move and forget about it, or we can
rebuild elsewhere.
Something I have always said, yet many do not listen, is our responsibilities as citizens does not end at the voting booth, it merely starts there.
We have to be involved within our communities instead of glued to our seats.
Stop watching idiotic shows like American Idol, Survivor, and "The Real World".
There is nothing "real" about those shows, they are fabricated fluff, meant as a distraction, as bread and circuses, a complete waste of time and
IQ.
The reason I need nothing Julian Assange has to offer?
It is quite simple.
I see sports as a waste of time, bread and circuses.
I see American Idol as a waste of time, bread and circuses.
I see watching C.N.N. as a waste of time, bread and circuses.
Ultimately, I watch Washington D.C., and the United Nations.
I follow both foreign and domestic policy, both literally and figuratively.
By "follow", I mean reading it, interpreting it, and living by it.
If I want to know how the
War on Drugs is going I use my detective skills.
Not stolen and or compromised information.
If I want to know how the
War in Iraq is going I use my detective skills.
Not stolen and or compromised information.
If I want to know how the
War on Crime is going I use my detective skills.
Not stolen and or compromised information.
Rinse, lather, repeat.
I think you get the picture.
But then again, war, Government, Law Enforcement, and Military, is just a business format.
If I know how to interpret those things then why do I need anything Julian Assange has?
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In addition to photos from the notorious 1932 anti-war book The Horror of It by Frederick A. Barber, this book includes two never-before-published
anti-interventionist essays by General Butler.
The introduction discusses why General Butler went against the corporate war machine and how he exposed a fascist coup d'etat plot against President
Franklin Roosevelt.
Widely appreciated and referenced by left- and right-wingers alike, this is an extraordinary argument against war - more relevant now than
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If I know how all of these things are being built, who is doing it, how they will be implemented, how to stop them, if I choose to do so, and
ultimately who will control them, then please, enlighten me, why do I need anything Julian Assange has stolen from the bureaucracy of the United
States Government and the Pentagon?
Yes, some of that may sound arrogant, some of it might be interpreted as know-it-all, but it is not, it is a mere statement of facts, and a clear-cut
asking of a few questions, because I am ambivalent about Government.
As far as a human being, I hope Julian Assange continues to breath oxygen.
As far as a criminal, I hope he stops and realizes he is breaking the law.
As far as a hacker/cracker, I hope he stops committing electronic rape of information.
There are just certain lines you never cross otherwise you are no better than those you are accusing of crossing the lines and therefore you are
moot.
Julian Assange is now moot because he is now outside of the law.
He is an outlaw.
Would I turn him in if I could?
No.
Would I help him if I could?
No.
[edit on 12-6-2010 by SpartanKingLeonidas]