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not all is in nightthere is some magic in the changing soundof music in the modulated touchover the distance we have gained so muchcrossing great waters at a single boundwhile all the pains of the old hurt were drownedand honour met just one step past the clutchof oldest terrors we learn truth is sucha mighty gift yet one we may expoundour hope for progress turns right back to shamewhen out of darkness we find naught but forceto hold us back and keep us from our rightwhen what is needed is but one bright flameto serve as guide to set us back on coursereminding hearts that not all is in night
the turning of the wheelno matter what we say we do not feelthe pain of others right inside each heartinstead we wait the turning of the wheelfor one more challenge for the last appealwhich was presaged right at the very startno matter what we say we do not feelour hopes and urges have been brought to heeland the last hero laid upon a cartinstead we wait the turning of the wheelto see the message and to take our mealin comfort all who come here will departno matter what we say we do not feelwe will start forward and then we will reelback down in sign that we have lacked the artinstead we wait the turning of the wheelfor what is good the last hard spring of steelyet still the while some fool will strain to fartno matter what we say we do not feelinstead we wait the turning of the wheel
no astrologywhere no man argues and no woman fightsfor good or evil we have reached an endof human battles and the stars portendno better indications as the nightsclose in we note their distant blinking lightsas symbols we might faintly comprehendwhen we are whole but what the worlds intendis not a matter that we have to rightsthe argument of workers in the dayor farmers when the wind upsets the treesis much the same as when we all were youngto bring about the work without delayignore the rain and not yield to the breezesince a strong back outdoes a silver tongue
human witwhere in the sunlight all the dirt's dispelledwe take our leave then some will go to sleeptheir blankets piled upon them in a heapwhile in the forest all the spirits gelledanticipating that when we excelledat sport and art the answer would be deepbut nothing holds there's no place here to keepour kindnesses the earth itself rebellednone can permit the law to be deniedby those who are so bound to a far higherthat their hard hands are in the moment litby the illuminations of their pridethe incandescence of a greater firethan can be understood by human wit
the world goes downwe hit the wall and then the world goes downinto the dark and nothing good returnsfor all we've done what once was gold is brownas winter comes like satan into townall minds are numb just as the river churnswe hit the wall and then the world goes downa sad destruction but no one will frownbelieving that we get what the thief earnsfor all we've done what once was gold is brownnow skies are darker than a priestly gownfor what one makes the other overturnswe hit the wall and then the world goes downso no one stands for hope or for renownbut gets instead just what the jackass earnsfor all we've done what once was gold is brownthis is the truth where hero becomes clownyou have to flee before the city burnswe hit the wall and then the world goes downfor all we've done what once was gold is brown
the final markhere on the boundary of truth and liewhere ordinary magics have their ruleunderneath heaven permanently coolno one escapes nor is allowed to cryagainst the judgment of the steely skysince every human is at last a foolwhile failure is the final mark at schoolthe arrow that will find each weeping eyeall that we know amounts to waste of airon these strange days when we desire to feelthe urgent courage of our better daysbut what we get is new return of careanother revolution of the wheeland nothing better coming through the haze
the last republicour hearts with humour and with pain are crammedthe world defies our choices and our ragein the republic of the wholly damnedwe spoke and then our thoughts were truly slammedby those who said that with keen words on pageour hearts with humour and with pain are crammedthe metre's right and the line's not enjambedyet all we get is a poor poet's wagein the republic of the wholly damnedsince for the moment the signal's not jammedso that the the enemy cannot engageour hearts with humour and with pain are crammeduntil they burst and our dead corpses rammedinto the the dullest moments of the agein the republic of the wholly dammedby those who thought that the most decent shammedtheir honest words and strutted on a stageour hearts with humour and with pain are crammedin the republic of the wholly dammed
a universal ritewe fall so far that the first sign of lightawakens us to shaking and to painnot ready but we face it all againthere was no comfort in the arms of nightwe got it wrong so gelid is our plightyet these are things that no one need explaineach is quite normal not a one's arcanefor suffering's a universal ritewhat each must do is take up the hard loadof human courage as if it were newand clasp it tightly without much regretaccept that this is one rough stony roadthat comes with sorrow and no good long viewand all is paid with labour and cold sweat
uncertain of our flamename after name recorded on the walla sombre history of the long crimeagainst us all now fading into timemade by those giants who to us seem smallthrough urgent years when little could appalour fervent thoughts when worlds were at their prime(so we believed) yet we feared the dark slimethat seemed to lurk awaiting our long fallnow it's the turn of those who would proclaima better day and shout it very loudso even the ancestors could rejoicebut we who are uncertain of our flameno longer urgent and no more as proudare not so eager to exalt our voice
Peacetime Songs or EuthanasiasI wanted a war-time melody for the aching ears of all the people who silently protest the military efforts of our time; a song to soothe, a flood of words in which to drown our battered hopes, for their mercy. So I conjured in my rib-caged eye the images of war,the open minds of fallen soldiers, spilling New York and Los Angeles, Moscow and Baghdad onto the streets of anywhere; their mouthing wounds elevating cries into the city stench of gunpowder blackened buildings; the look on their eyes when the true meaning of damage and collateral crashes into their fleshy souls, begging in curses, wailing arms at them for a redraw of the cards: You instead, not my little boy! But every soldier is a little boy,and as I saw them huddled beside Humvees, warding cold deserts with divine stories of mundane happenings at hometown proms, repeating to themselves this weapon is lighter than a wrench; as I saw them mourning for the friends that wouldn't recognize them, returned, victorious shells, I re
the human syntaxmottledthere are carbon copies walking the streetscut/and/paste people whoderacinated from scriptured roots rarelyever realize that history is always unfolding right before themor that somewhere in the bubblingooze of their jurassic hearts a pasquinade has sprungan unintended flood of reasoningtonguesand merry mutants will come out to playin scorched supernova shadowswhile predation in the bio-mass[has]reached its all-time lowestas shown in graphs designed to demonstrateindemonstrable conundrums
rising from the riverit's one of the drowned days; those that draglike hooks through a river,turning dead thingsbelly-up on your shores. listen.i am listening. to name it lover,this ripening ache stretchedbetween us; to knowwhat it is you carry. youare a deep silence gardenedby ghosts; hangingfrom the hinges of a sprawledelsewhere. (they are herestill, pacing the long brimof your memory aroundto the long brim of mine.)i too have been drowning.if not by one stone,then another. the autumn quietof the bodyin bed. this language named skin,beast, temple, home. underwater,you open your mouth; amnioticvoid of unspeaking, horizontaltrespass from dark to dark.lover, i would kissyour ghosts. the spinning prayerof my mouth taking their poisoninto mine. secretsblooming there, blooming darklike strangers. we sleep now. dreamourselves against them, dancing. promisethe space of your breath worth morethan its abandoning, the static stainthat crawls you out to sea.low, circl
Melatonin Addictioncan i fill you up?on brine, boosts and bronze.I mean that literally,we'll dine,fuckand dash.The Earth is hollow but we still drill through.Space is a concept evidently named.I'm a warrior and you be the princess,you're already rescued, promised to curses.is a line is a line is a line is a lineand I'm in enigmas, sure by shore leaves.sunken ships launch from the beach frontand take their ghosts,a secret suicide.If ants drew us and we marched past,would it be any different, would it be any different?in a line to end all lines,and seductive co-workers fling their shit at me.once primal, always primal, just anthropomorphic.I'm just a collection of piss stains,wrung out and forgottenstinky and melancholic.addicted to that pin-prick well,settling for justice with a bucket,we dip our heads into water and crack the rot over bemusement.I hope you wake upoh, god i hope you fucking wake up
The NecklaceCliché Hallmark cardsAlways start the waterworks.Even at crowded restaurants.To know.... it's a piece,Of my Mommy JeanShaking, beaming, cryingAs that slim white gold claspclick... for the first time.A feather's weightInstantly at home on my collarbone.***Fast-forward***Hiccup-sobbingSlit-eyes red and swollenThat pendant-spot between my breastsScratched and redFrom shaking hands,Grasping for anything to ground me.Tremblingly closing that slim white gold claspclick echoing with tears***Fast-forward***Heaving my duffel up my stepsAnd down the hallway,To my last door on the rightDropping it and a gaspHands immediately undoingthe circular clasp at my neckFrantically grabbing the chain on my dresserBreathing slowing as the heavier chain,But lighter pendant comes to a restclick and my breathing becomes regularSighing as I flop into bed. Home.***Fast-forward***Sighing nervously,Self-co
The Other's Orange FlowersMy brother's asleep on the couch and I have a pen in my hand. At first I was going to draw on his face, but that would wake him up. So I turn the pen upside down and dangle the orange feather at the end just above his nose."What are you doing, Allie?" he asks without opening his eyes. I sweep the feather across his nose. His face wrinkles up and he opens one eye. "Ew, orange!""It's just a colour," I say. "I'm looking after you. Mum told me to."He pushes me off the couch with one hand, and I slump onto the floor. "You're too little to look after me, Allie.""But you're sick, and you can't look after me, so . . ." I chew my lips."Sure, I can," he says. "And I'm not sick, just tired.""You've been tired a lot. That might mean you're sick.""Allie. There's nothing – underline that – nothing wrong
A Modern AndromedaShe walks this underpassembalmed with the graffitiof the broken, the glassbottles blue and brokeon cigarette dirt -where she disintersglints of rusting rails,steel line parallelsof a western yesterdayand gold melded dust.Nonplussed bythis tunnel's twilight eye,this lying catacomb echoof a locomotive ghost,she must get out, escape,breathe Georgia magnolias,and leave her solastalgia acheto a zephyr wind,to elysian fields.But it's all she feels,this millstone of lonelinesschained to the selfsame shamethat came with breakingher mother's sidewalk spine,the crab leg line of bonebeneath her very own skin.So she tarries in herewith this cemetery sicknesssearching for the solaceof a nomadic balladthat only the broken hear.
k.n., ii7 9 13 he took a bow overlooking interstate 680: car-comets in full spin, orbital lights his dreams planetary, saturnian - he almost sprouted wings that night and i cannot say it would not be beautiful; the palpations of downtown pumping luminous cells, coursing through highway veins and he, standing in the heart of his world visions galactic mind ecstatic - his feet began to lift just a little.9 20 13a few phone callsand a pair of
The Real-Life Stats on Spontaneous RomanceShe singled him out of the rest of the people in the waiting room, because he was wearing an ascot as a scarf like he didn't know the difference. Maybe he didn't. His shoes didn't match; one was red and the other was black, though they were both chucks. Behind his glasses, his eyes peered out a pallid, self reflective grey.An image of him smiling came to her, and made her smile in turn. Then she decided to notice the empty seat beside him and got up. She sat beside him with a whump sound and he didn't look up. This one looked promising."So..." she said, "have you noticed that the lady over there, the one wringing her hands like that, is twisting a ring, but it's on the wrong finger to be a wedding ring?""Uh..." he looked up at her, "no?""There, she's the one in the only cushioned chair in here. The one with the hat."He looked over, and then down again."Yeah, I guess she is.
House of the SnailCurled like a tadpole in the confines of the ball turret, he slips into his mind and enters the first nautilus ring of memory.i.He sees a potting shed littered with terra cotta fragments, soft loam, and quietly rotting tomato vines. It is fall now, and the place hasn't been used for nearly a month, not that his mother was ever much of a gardener - she prefers the career of a socialite, and complains constantly about this heathen life in the country. His father yells whenever she embarks on a new tirade, and his mother drinks something out of a square-cut glass bottle that looks as though it were pilfered from Oz, and then everything is still again. For a while.He watches himself enter the shed, gawky and fair. Tears have made a paisley pattern of sorts in the skim of blood on his pale cheek, and the skin about his eye looks like an oval of wet blotter paper rife with plum-colored ink. He purloins a splinter of stake from the tomato ruins, and in his rage and helplessness, ass
the invisible wounds of warhome is so different when you'restanding behind the wall;i wonder of the people wholive/will live in that house now as istand yonder on the neighbor'syard,my face illuminated in a yellowlight.i wonder if they'd listen to my windingstories; the nights i'd screamback at my parents as they screamedat each other -the tornadoes and storms that rippedthrough the back yard, leaving us untouchedbut devastating others -the christmas and easter mornings, goodtimes and bad, dreams and heartbreakand so much cigarette smoke stainingthe walls and my lungs.(we were a good american family withgood american values and traditions,weren't we?)i wonder if they'd listen to my twistingroots, sitting calmly as i'd tell themof the horrors of standing nakedin front of my mother to have her tellme my body was wrong.i've always been told that peopleabuse in myriads of ways, but neverthat the walls of my old homewould abuse along.
Sixty-one SecondsIt took him sixty-one seconds to die. I counted.The beach was only a walk away from there, and the sun was beating down on our heads and our hats. We hid under the trees and laughed. We were in love, if that's what love meant. We hugged each other, as we walked down the burning pavement in loud flip-flops and ripped shorts.We were so close. I didn't know that that would be the last time I'd ever see him alive.I was nervous when I told him, that if we were really in love, we would be together forever. He giggled softly, and told me forever was a long time. I knew that of course. It was too good to be true, I thought. He told me not to think about forever, and we sat on the park bench, overlooking the beach. I leaned my head on his shoulder and I felt his smile light up above me, and I smiled too and closed my eyes. Everything was perfect, that moment there, it felt like forever, a good kind of forever.We didn't notice the shouting. We were too in love.Love can do that. Love is blin
fathersi never again want to wake up and findthat someone else has gone in the night.when i was 8, my father's body decidedit was no longer vital, so it stoppedgiving him signs, instead, a fistfighthe didn't survive. i only ever succeededin burying him at the back of my mind.at 16, when my brother drives homeat midnight, i fear a car crash,i fear him closing his eyes, so i never do.i don't want him to be awake late alone,so i sit up in bed until he gets home.i can sleep when i'm dead, but neither of usis ready for that yet.Kuya, youare my architect, for when it felt likeour world had ended, it was you who stoodto save us from the wreckage,from all the nothing that came of everythingour father built. it was you who stirred the dust,who laid the floor on which we found our footing,you who built the bridge from his lifeand what came after.Papa, youfaded from our days like a distant figurethrough a window in the rain;i am your bad weather daughter
The McKinnons' CatWhen the McKinnons moved out from next door, they left their cat behind. Nobody really blamed them. The thing was an enormous fat tabby female which stank and had fleas. It was, more importantly, a vicious killer. Usually it lived on a diet of songbirds, but it would catch and kill mice, rats, other people's pets and whatever rare little furry creatures it could find. Nobody really bothered to feed it after the McKinnons left, but it didn't grow noticeably thinner. I never knew its name, but my dad always called it "you BASTARD, get the HELL out of my garden."Not long after the McKinnons moved out, Miss Timmons moved into their old house. She was old, tiny, grey, timid and mouse-like. When she spoke, it was in a little excited squeak. When she went to the shops she moved in quick, darting movements and when she stopped to talk to me in the street she twitched constantly like she couldn't
the arrangement of astral cordsThis is how I'm built up, you see;stars trapped in the linings of mystomach andthe regurgitation of meteorsthunderingthe chambers of a heart--deconstructs of kaleidoscope-stainedglass.This is the reason why my throatbubbles like witch's brew--the insides of my body form monsoons thatscratch my lungs anddisintegrate my windpipe,an off-pitched dissonancelike wind chimeswhenever I try to shout or speak oreven whisper. (and they tell me that you could sing the moon to sleep when you cast your faithful nothings on a star)[and, no, I'm not some kind of genietrapped in an expanse of dustrather than a lamp]Darling, I was never caught betweena collision of star-crossed galaxies,nor an accident between the big bangand a black hole.I was born a star-child.and, no, they could never be beautiful.Yet, I could never be as graceful.I could never carve my face the way gods do, and
on greeting the out-landerit requires a benign acquiescenceto regard the perception of others,so much different from one's own:ours is not to wear their shoes,but to welcome the foreign feetthat settle here - far from home,where we at best would interlope,feel at odds, might barely cope,yet should gain at least a modicumof empathy, grace and decorum...as that humble, hopeful immigranthas done.llp - dA - sep2013DD - nov14/2013
I Dream of CeresA sci-fi pulp.The Cerean Anthem blared out of the speakers of the cell's viewplate. Trandon was awake beforehand, out of habit. He wore sonic-strength ear plugs just so he wouldn't have to listen to that fucking song. They were proscribed items for that reason and he had paid out the nose to get them, but they were SO worth it. After the jingle came the news. This was worth watching solely because of the buxom newscaster (he had heard that the reporter in the women's cells was a hunky dude, but he didn't know for sure). She covered the usual shit; buy Cerean, work hard, brush your fucking teeth so you don't cost the government a pair of dentures.The work listings came on and he stopped looking at the woman's chest and at the numbers that crawled up the side of the screen. "Due to mishaps in the Level 23 dry-docks," -people died- "the completion time for the freighter Chalmar Truntz is behind schedule. Ceres Astrowerks is
if you can't stand --my mother flicksher cigaretteswitcheson the flameunder the blackcast-ironhair gleamingtitianin the lamp-lightwhen she sees meand boils overmy head hitsthe bittersweet wall-to-wallcosmos in my eyestrappedunder the tablelike evenings of liver onions limas and sitthere until you eati guard the injuriesturning from indigoto pitch
as we climb the roadlet us recall the best effects of stylewhen those who listen know how best to hearand do not injure those who hold most dearthe hidden blessings of the final milerather they wish the urgent to beguileexpecting that the best might engineersounds that will please the most discerning earand lead once drooping eyes to shine and smilethe age of wonder has no fixed returnbut comes upon us as we seem to findnot a changed world but a remarked abodethe home that we have loved for which we yearnthat seemed so hidden for time out of mindappear before us as we climb the road
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Hotel address369 Albany Highway
How to reach the hotelGPS :S 35° 0' 5.19'' E 117° 51' 47.92''
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from the moment i arrived till the time i left (3 x night stay) i knew something wasnt right.luke warm greeting at reception,the welcome pamphlet very sparse and the menu for the bar & grill has no opening/closing time,so back to the pamphlet to look for times.bar & grill menu looks good on paper but enjoying 1 out of the 3 meals i had on my stay isnt good enough...service on the 2nd nite was shocking,waited for a table,waited 10 minutes for a menu,no offer of water..witnessed people complaining and walking out..eventually food arrived and then to the salad bar,handful of chips that had been left over from the last fry up,peas a scrape full (left for so long started going black).another customer asking me how i had asked for my steak done coz hers was burnt to a crisp,and thats when i should of thought something was wrong...yep the cook has a heavy hand on the steaks...My problem is i dont like to make a fuss and hey can u really complain when they only want $19 for a steak in a restaurant.i cant fault the breakfast that was laid on in the mornings,everything hot,and replenished,so value for money...one suggestion i would like to make is:theres nothing worse than having a table next to the till area,especially when the till is playing up or the person operating it is having problems..people milling around staring at wots on the plate,and generally being close enough that all u can see when u look up is peoples bums isnt the ambience i was looking for.....But its not all doom and gloom coz i had 3 x decent nights sleep.View management response »
Management responseThank you for your response, and we apologise about your restaurant experience. we have a new supervisor in our restaurant who is helping to improve our service. Also glad you had a good rest while here.
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"stay in albany"
29th August 2013, j0rdan23, Albany, Australia
stay was good there close to town all good, but only one bad thing i booked online and paid for in full then when we booked in we had a different amount and saying we still owed money about $165 lucky i took my print out from the booking....View management response »
Management responseThank you for your response, and we are sorry there was a mix-up regarding your pre-payment, but glad that your stay was enjoyable.
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"Enjoyable stay"
29th August 2013, kiearaclark, Bunbury, Australia
Very reasonable prices, great service from the ladies in reception and the restaurant. Restaurant prices are amazing for value for money. Our room was cleaned on a daily basis which was great, most hotels we have stayed at only do it every second day. Would definitely stay here again.View management response »
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"Poor Quality all Round"
29th August 2013, WTC57, Perth, Australia
The Hotel is well out of the city centre on the main highway. When we were allocated room 13 I should have taken it as a bad omen. Our king size bed was 2 singles pushed together with a thin topping cover and a sheet the only padding over the gap. The room showed signs of insufficient cleaning with rubbish on the floor between the bed side table and the wall , scrap paper with hand written notes from a previous guest in the bureau draw and dark stains on the bathroom walls near the window vents. The view from our ground floor window was of the 6 industrial size hot water heaters directly outside , 3 each side like metallic soldiers standing guard, so the curtains remained closed. Due to inclement weather we decided to have dinner in the hotel restaurant (& Grill) The mineral water we ordered was never delivered , the steak we ordered medium/rare was well done and then when we got the bill we had been over charged. And to top it off a staff member was seen to pick hot chips from the Bain Marie with his fingers and start eating them as he walked across the restaurant, So much for food handling procedures. Breakfast was no better. We entered the restaurant at 5 past 9 to be told they were packing up as breakfast was only served until 9am on week days. We were one of 3 couples who arrived between 9.05 and 9.15 to be told the same thing but with reluctance we were allowed to help ourselves to what was left in the serving dishes etc. We were also told that the operating hours were in the menus and information folders in our rooms , but when I pointed out that we did not in fact have either of these things in our room it was just brushed off with a shrug. Reception has nothing in the way of local directories of activities in the area etc. and when I asked about the normal information folder you expect in your room I was told they were waiting on new ones , with no explanation of what happened to the old ones! The excuse offered for all the problems ,billing issues , dirty room etc. was that there was new management 3 weeks earlier and they were waiting on new folders, computer systems and that apparently every staff member I dealt with had only worked there a few weeks. I have stayed at about 15 different Accor Hotels in the last 2 years and this was another example of the inability of a major chain to offer customer service or consideration for their guests.View management response »
Management responseThank you for your response, and I am sorry that Room 13 was not prepared, and this has been addressed with our housekeeping. We do have local area brochures in our reception area for guest use. In addition we have employed a new restaurant supervisor, to better manage our facility.
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United Rentals Announces Second Quarter 2013 Results
United Rentals, Inc. (NYSE: URI) today announced financial results for the second quarter 2013 1. Total revenue was $1.206 billion and rental revenue was $1.009 billion. On a GAAP basis, the company reported net income of $83 million, or $0.78 per diluted share. Adjusted EPS 2 for the quarter was $1.12 per diluted share.
Adjusted EBITDA 3 was $549 million and adjusted EBITDA margin was 45.5% for the quarter.
Second Quarter 2013 Highlights
On a pro-forma basis (that is, assuming the combination of United Rentals results and RSC results for the entire second quarter of 2012):
- Rental revenue (which includes owned equipment rental revenue, re-rent revenue and ancillary items) increased 4.7%. Within rental revenue, owned equipment rental revenue increased 6.2%, reflecting year-over-year increases of 5.1% in the volume of equipment on rent and 4.2% in rental rates.
- Adjusted EBITDA was $549 million and adjusted EBITDA margin was 45.5%, an increase of $76 million and 370 basis points, respectively, from the same period last year. The company has reaffirmed its outlook for full year adjusted EBITDA in a range of $2.25 billion to $2.35 billion.
- Time utilization increased 60 basis points year-over-year to a second quarter company record 67.9%. The company has reaffirmed its outlook for full year time utilization of approximately 68.0%.
- The company generated $131 million of proceeds from used equipment sales at an adjusted gross margin of 42.0%, compared with $96 million of proceeds at an adjusted gross margin of 40.6% for the same period last year. 4
- The company realized cost synergies of $60 million in the quarter from the integration of RSC, and reaffirmed its goal of $230 million to $250 million of annual cost synergies on a fully developed basis.
- Flow-through, which represents the year-over-year change in adjusted EBITDA divided by the year-over-year change in total revenue, was 102.7%.
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The Liberty Message is poised for success. But ONLY if we approach others with love and respectSubmitted by elviejo on Wed, 11/07/2012 - 17:21
UPDATE: http://www.dailypaul.com/262313/14-million-opportunities
Let me offer some suggestions for what NOT to do today if we want to make progress in the future.
We should NOT be gloating, gleeful, spiteful or generally nasty to our republican friends.
I am not even calling or writing any of my family or friends today because I know that they are ABSOLUTELY, SUICIDALLY DEVASTATED today. The best approach is to leave them alone, sympathize if they call, and try to get them through the darkness.
ONLY THEN will they be open to the message you are trying to spread later.
And I believe that ALLLLLLLL of those Republicans who were Tea Partiers, and were not at ALL happy to have Romney as their nominee will be RIPE FOR THE PICKING later, as they see what compromise got them. They WANT liberty and fiscal responsibility, but in the passion of an election didn't have time or energy to ABSORB the message fully or to "take a chance" on being "different".
NOW they will be searching for answers, and we are ready to guide and teach them, but only if we have not become the SALT IN THEIR WOUNDS.
If you kick a dog while it is down it is VERY unlikely that it will ever trust you again. Today is a day to leave them be, try to sympathize with them if they call you, and be LOVING and RESPECTFUL of just how horrible they feel.
Can we be the Revolution of LOVE, or will we ruin our future chances to grow the message for a few moments of vicious glee.?
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I agree 100% Great post, and thank you.
We need to show love and compassion.
Is it the easy way? No, but I think it's the only way to win hearts. The time is now to change how we view and approach one another.
How much more convincing can we be when we show grace and compassion in the face of all that has been dealt to us? Not everyone will appreciate it, but you can only lead a horse to water. The rest is up to them.
Wake up and smell the coffee!
Wake up and smell the coffee! The Republicans love big government and hate Liberty, that is why they rejected Ron Paul and call us "Paultards".
No amount of love or respect can get the message to these zombies!
Trying to convert them is like shoveling shit against the tide.
They will only wake up when the shit hits the fan, when the dollar is worthless, and off we go in cattle cars.
1 Corinthians 13 KJV
13 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing.
3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing.
4 Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up,
5 Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil;
6 Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth;
7 Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.
8 Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away.
9 For we know in part, and we prophesy in part.
10 But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away.
11 When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.
12 For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.
13 And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.
James Madison
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13 If I speak in the tongues[a] of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. 2 If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing. 3 If I give all I possess to the poor and give over my body to hardship that I may boast,[b] but do not have love, I gain nothing.
4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 5 It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. 6 Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. 7 It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
8 Love never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will cease; where there are tongues, they will be stilled; where there is knowledge, it will pass away. 9 For we know in part and we prophesy in part, 10 but when completeness comes, what is in part disappears. 11 When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me. 12 For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known.
13 And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
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I personally think we need to
I personally think we need to CLUB LIBERTY OVER THE HEADS of the Republicans in Congress starting NOW! The people get it, they don't... but, they might start to listen... now that they've lost...
This is what C4L is doing.
Do it. Don't talk about it!
I haven't had any luck talking to folks
sometimes I think we are trying to force the sun the rise or the tide to recede. I'll keep talking, as the bird chirps to the sunrise, but I know big things only happen in God's time.
Nice observation
Nice observation, I like your thoughts.
"In the beginning of a change, the Patriot is a scarce man, Brave, Hated, and Scorned. When his cause succeeds however,the timid join him, For then it costs nothing to be a Patriot." ~Mark Twain
Yes ... and No.
For those Republicans who honestly want to see a smaller government that abides by the Constitution, yes by all means be nice because we are on the same team. They just chose a bad solution because they did not take the time to educate themselves. Some of those people are so stubborn that they are a lost cause, but some can come around.
However ...
When it comes to the Democrats who really, really, really believe that government bureaucrats should be dictator for everyone's life, it is time we STOP THE BULL. It is time we call them out and CALL THEM IMMORAL.
Those people are SCUM. They believe in nasty, dangerous, and evil ideas that DESTROY PEOPLE LIVES -- and they are too stupid and/or arrogant to realize it.
After TWICE electing Obama, I have no more sympathy nor empathy with any true blue statist. They are IMMORAL and they must be SHOCKED into thinking about why they think what they do.
They have no problem being mean to everyone else -- I see no reason to be pacifists in this arena. Be blunt. Be nasty, if necessary because they will take any argument against them as being nasty anyway. They must be set straight if this whole thing is going to turn around.
THEY are the problem.
well all know that feeling when things dont go our way...especially when its due to FRAUD. Understand that that person really does care about his/her country and the direction its going. So much in desperation that they were willing to compromise their very vote to do everything in their power for a better change. We all want change as Republicans and when Elephants fight, it's the grass that suffers.
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too late
I didn't bring up that we lost, she did....I just said you can't fight evil with evil...Mom walked away......DOOR slam...sigh
Too many adults today act like children when they are confronted with any real substantive thought process.
Oh, if it is just an opinion about their favorite food or who should win American Idol, they can talk and talk because it is their opinion about their own preference. They can't be "wrong." How could I tell you that you don't like the color you say you do? Personal preferences cannot be debated -- and most people today treat politics like that.
But if we are going to debate a topic of what is right or wrong, what is objectively true or not, then many people are emotionally incapable of having a discussion. My family has people who I have never had a substantive discussion with because they end it within a few seconds. They can't deal.
It's called cognitive dissonance.
"Too many adults today act like children when they are confronted with any real substantive thought process."
That's called cognitive dissonance.
There are specific successful methods for overcoming it. Bopping people on their heads is not one of them.
That was awesome
Very well said. Thank you! I would only add, just avoid and do not waste time on the ones who are stubbornly determined to continue in their folly. Sensitivity and patience should help us truly see the difference. It should be interesting.
I am for peace: but when I speak, they are for war. Ps 120:7
Better to be divided by truth than united in error.
"I am the door." -Jesus Christ
Time and a place for everything
and different levels of love.
I don't worry too much about tender feelings when confronted with homicidal maniacs. Funny how those who beat people and mace, tase and jail people seem similarly unconcerned.
A compassionate approach to seeing a busload of children headed for a cliff might involve aroma therapy candles in an intimate sit-down but it's not gonna do much for the kids.
Be brave, be brave, the Myan pilot needs no aeroplane.
Still a lot of waking up to do
A woman at work who likes to believe that she knows all and is totally hip and with it, not a big Otard supporter - was looking at Facebook on her phone and says "Ugh, I'm so sick of this crazy election crap like Obama's the end of the world, he's going to take away our guns, etc., etc.,
I said well he did sign NDAA after he said he wouldn't, and he did it on New Year's Eve when no one was paying attention.
NDAA? What's that?
The ability of the US military to arrest and indefinitely detain Americans without a lawyer or a trial.
She and the people around laugh at me. "And where are you getting this information?" In a condescending tone.
It's all over the internet.
Yeah, uh huh (she and everyone else in the office still believe the news tells the truth, and you can't trust any information unless it comes from mainstream media!)
Sent a bunch of links.
Well, I'm sure that's just for like war, or hurricane Sandy.
Um. OK.
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And whatever you do, don't
And whatever you do, don't talk about writing in Ron Paul and the virtues of private defense agencies. Nobody outside of DP/Mises.org actually takes that seriously.
I don't know if you're being sarcastic...
...but that's entirely true. I'm an anarcho-capitalist myself, but there's absolutely no hope of convincing a neocon to support such things, it's a waste of time. First convert him to a moderate libertarian/Constitutional conservative. When the US government is returned to its Constitutional role, then we can talk about going further toward minarchism or anarcho-capitalism.
It's funny actually, the talk about supporting Rand requiring one to compromise one's principles. The people who say this apparently don't realize that for a lot of libertarians, voting for RON requires us to compromise our principles, as even he is advocating for more government than we would like.
As long as we're moving toward liberty, I'm not going to give up a chance for a big step in the hopes of an unrealistic giant leap. So I for one will continue supporting people like Ron, people like Rand, even people less-libertarian if that's all we have available.
We need to be big-tent libertarians.
"Alas! I believe in the virtue of birds. And it only takes a feather for me to die laughing."
I'm not an
I'm not an anarcho-capitalist, I'm a libertarian conservative, probably closer to Hayek than anyone else. Therefore, you'd consider me a filthy statist but I'm not looking for a debate.
As I said, big-tent libertarianism
"Alas! I believe in the virtue of birds. And it only takes a feather for me to die laughing."
just had the most meaningful
discussion with my Mom that i think i've ever had. for some reason she was receptive to a discussion based on constitutional principles.
i have to say i was amazed.
she was a romney supporter two elections in a row.
"The two weakest arguments for any issue on the House floor are moral and constitutional"
Ron Paul
It's time
for a real attempt at a new party to replace the Republicans.
Liberty will catch on, but not fully without profound cultural evolution over time.
While there is sympathy for the idea (dollar collapse and Obama win), we need to build a coalition to fight back against encroaching tyranny.
The key is to restart the original tea party coalition to fight republicans and democrats. The 'anyone but Obama' failed miserably and the Tea Party will NOT do a darn thing about debt limits. 2012 is over. There's no more Ron Paul, and no more AnybodyButObama.
But that original coalition of tea partiers, before the 'Tea Party', has no excuse but to now organize.
We were torn apart by internal strife because we're passionate and from diverse backgrounds.
But we ALL want to fight the federal beast and roll it back. I think there's a possibility to organize around that alone.
I strongly disagree...
Our struggle is to win the hearts and minds of voters. How would that task be any easier if we started a new party? Being the GOP nominee comes with automatic media coverage, billions of dollars worth of free advertizing. That is the prize, my friend. We all know that we would win an election in a landslide if only the people heard our message. Win the GOP nomination, and they will hear that message. Win a third party nomination...crickets, no one knows or cares.
I'm not against third parties altogether, I think they make a nice backup plan, something to vote for if we lose Republican primaries, but that is a plan B, or C, or D....our TOP priority must be winning Republican primaries. That's the only realistic path to success for the Liberty Movement.
"Alas! I believe in the virtue of birds. And it only takes a feather for me to die laughing."
Even if the GOP turns socially liberal, but fiscally...
conservative, it will make no difference. I think you all fail to capture what the election results yesterday actually mean - more than half of the populace looks for top down government. It is true that a recent survey of those between ages 18 - 29 yielded that a majority favor socialism over capitalism. Yesterday's election was a rubber stamp for increased socialism - and most people for that economic and governmental philosophy call themselves progressives. Those Progressives do not have positive views towards fiscal and/or social conservatives. That is all you need to know - no Ron Paul liberty ideas or messages are going to change the path America is headed down. The degree you people in here are willing to kid yourselves is annoying and disheartening and sometimes laughable. The best thing you can do now is to find ways to protect your property and wealth and learn to adjust to high socialism. Peace.
But there is another 50%
But there is another 50% percent that does want the fiscal conservatism. We just have to stick to what matters. The biggest problem we face IS the Federal Reserve System and fractional reserve lending. If more people just knew how these groups of people are bankrupting us and stealing our wealth as nation there would be outrage. Think of the times that you have actually gotten someone to wake up to the Federal Reserve and remember how angry they were that this sham has been perpetrated against us. That should be our focus.
Not to be sexist but:
I know plenty of women that are on food stamps and welfare and they are partially supporting the men that they are with. It is the men that want a real change and it is the men that want to go to work but can't find crap. They would gladly take a job making even 15 bucks an hour. To me that isn't enough but there aren't enough jobs paying just that much. It's sad and pathetic that people can't earn a decent wage not even enough to support themselves with out help and they can't pay for rent pay for food or pay for entertainment with the crap jobs that we have now. All because we have been cheated and lied to. Once enough people realize the reasons for our troubles there will be riots in the streets if there is ever a mass awakening. I think it will happen sooner than we know.
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Hussein Ibish, a senior fellow at the American Task Force on Palestine, which is the leading American group advocating for an independent Palestine alongside Israel, has a new book out, "What's Wrong With the One-State Agenda?" which does a comprehensive job of demolishing the arguments made by those who think that Israel should be eliminated and replaced by a single state of Jews and Palestinians. He has performed an important service with this book by noting one overwhelming truth about this debate: Virtually no one in Israel wants a single-state between the river and the sea. It's useful to remember this salient fact when listening to the ostensibly reality-based arguments of the one-staters.
I spoke to Ibish about his arguments last week, shortly after he spoke at the J Street conference. Here is an edited version of our conversation:
Jeffrey Goldberg: What were your impressions of the conference?
Hussein Ibish: It was impressive as a first step. My impression is that there's still quite a bit of message-cohesion and message-formulation to be done. It seemed to me to be an insufficiently coherent group of people. The range of people was so large.
JG: You mean on the Zionist spectrum?
HI: I mean people ranging from the sort of centrist-center left, all the way to post-Zionists, anti-Zionists, who were there, too. It's not ultimately a group that's going to form, I think, a functional coalition. Right now, they're finding their feet. This is normal, it's inevitable -- but at a certain point, I think they have to clarify what they are, who their constituency is, what they stand for, who they are, who they're not. They've been more successful in creating a space for themselves as a new voice that is compelling, but at other moments it's looked like where they were simply positioning themselves as the alternative to AIPAC. And my sense of things is that, initially, that they would look too much to their rivals. But sooner rather than later, they're going to have to just move on and start to define themselves in a much more coherent and pro-active way, not just in contrast to the traditional Jewish organizations but also to distinguish themselves from people in the Jewish community whose criticism of Israel makes them anathema to the mainstream of the community. They can't go there and I think they've tried not to go there.
JG: You can't be Zionist and non-Zionist at the same time, in other words.
HI: Exactly. I think it's essential for them. For us, it's not important.
JG: Well, isn't it important to have a pro-Israel, pro-two-state organization in Washington that's credibly Jewish?
HI: It is. But I believe that all of the mainstream organizations are moving in that direction. I think begrudgingly, without enthusiasm, I think they're all getting there, because I think ultimately the only organization that I can think of that is absolutely opposed to a two-state agreement are on the far right, the Zionist Organization of America, which is in favor of the occupation without reservations and, on the left, Jewish Voices for Peace, which is a one-state group all the way and without reservation. It seems to me everybody else occupies some space in the middle without being one-staters and without being flag-waving pro-settlers.
Now, the question is, from our point of view, what's really important is that the Jewish community have a range of dynamic organizations that are effective in advocating for peace based on two states, number one. And number two, that we can work with everybody who is in favor of a two-state solution without any other preconditions. I mean, we don't want to get involved in intra-Jewish rivalries. We want to work with everyone who wants peace based on two states. It's as simple as that. We don't have a huge stake in where J Street ultimately positions itself, but I will say this: The more mainstream it can become, the more powerful and important it will be. I think they should be as mainstream as possible, they should avoid the impression they sometimes give that they're perhaps not being sensitive to fears about Israel's security. There's a real appetite for a more robust, more aggressively pro-peace organization in the Jewish community. But from our perspective, the only people we don't want to talk to are the one-staters and the pro-occupation groups.
JG: But the one-staters are a very marginal group. I think one of the interesting things you do in your book is show very coolly, calmly, the essential ridiculousness of one-state advocacy based on the simple fact that in order to have a successful one-state plan, you need Israeli Jews to want it, and today, not even one percent of Israeli Jews want it.
HI: You could put all of them in a small auditorium.
JG: I don't think you need an auditorium. Talk about these guys, the Tony Judts --
HI: I don't want to be too hard on Judt. Judt put out this argument and then he immediately admitted that it was utopian, that it wasn't serious and he was just doing a thought experiment. And since then, he basically has more or less withdrawn from the conversation Judt has not been a person who suggests that this is a realistic plan and a serious proposal for the future.
There are two fundamental flaws with pro-Palestinian strategic thinking that focuses on the idea of abandoning two states and going for a single state. The first is the question of feasibility, and it's hard to argue with that. Obviously anyone who is familiar with this sees the difficulty, and I would be the first to say that success is not assured by any means. Even a two-state agreement looks, at the moment, like something of a long shot. The difference between the two-state solution and everything else is that yes, it's a long shot, but it would work. And if we could conceivably get it, if we did get it, it would solve the conflict.
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Our good old friends at the US Department of Agriculture show once more whose side they are really on. Not to worry, though, 2,4-D only composed 50% of Agent Orange…
On August 6th, the USDA announced final plans to give Dow the greenlight to begin marketing its controversial 2,4-D-resistant seeds. After 30 days, the USDA decision will become official. At the same time, the agency announced its preliminary decision to also approve Monsanto's dicamba-resistant seeds.
Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, PhD, senior scientist with Pesticide Action Network, released the following statement:
We are outraged. Today USDA has turned its back on America's farmers and rural communities. For over two years, farmers from Iowa to California have been urging USDA to reject Dow's 2,4-D seeds. Because the seed is designed to be used with 2,4-D, a highly toxic and drift-prone herbicide, farmers risk losing their crops, their farm businesses and livelihoods, as well as their families' health. The surge in 2,4-D use that even USDA acknowledges will accompany commercialization of Dow's seed is also expected to intensify the spread of 'superweeds' resistant to the chemical.
Yet USDA's final EIS on Dow's 2,4-D-resistant crops states its unchanged intention to deregulate these crops, demonstrating the Agency's stunning indifference to farmers' concerns. More than half a million farmers, scientists, health professionals and concerned individuals have voiced their concerns regarding the risks that accompany Dow's pesticide-seed technology, but to no avail.
Despite this public outcry, today's announcements show that USDA is much more interested in working with Dow and Monsanto and getting their products to market than in protecting the well-being of our farmers and rural communities.