The Pursuit Of Happiness,, City of London, Japan, and a sad face. Options

[Sanders]

I used to think that the phrase, "the pursuit of happiness" was an odd thing for the framers to incude so conspicuously. Just didn't sound very "presidential". Gradually, I came to understand it. Just now, I COMPLETELY understand why they put that in there. I just went to the conveinient store and bought a couple of things, and there was a girl who I didn't know at the register (I live in Japan btw). She wouldn't look at me - she was all about work. She had a little bear pin on her uniform, I said, "I love your pin, that's so cute!" - she ignored me, or, she became even more withdrawn - and soldier-like, counted out my change.

I am not worried so much about FEMA camps appearing in Japan. The perps LOVE Japan, they only wish they could make Americans work as hard sans any complaints about not getting paid for the extra hours "for country". Sho-ga-nai is an often used phrase, it means, "hey, what can you do about it??"

Anyway, this girl looked so sad - she was incapable of accepting my entreaty of friendship. THIS is what the perps are about. THAT is why the framers put those words in the Declaration - the pursuit of happiness. What is more important?

Many things I can't put into words -

Rage against the dying of the light. This "war on terror" is a ploy to turn us all into Muslim-hating, tax-paying, "good Americans" (that are A-OK with cluster-bombing the Middle East into a parking lot, and working our fingers to the bone so our bosses can pay their taxes - at least that's the way it is in Japan - Rest of the world, beware).

Americans should know better though. We won our freedom once. It's time to win it back.

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[waterdancer]

Pursuit of happiness. Yep. That's going out the door with life and liberty. I mean, how many of us can say we are doing what we are doing for truth because it makes us happy to do it? Sure, there is some satisfaction in finding a new piece of information or helping someone get a glimmer of the truth, but I for one can think of a million or so other ways that I would choose to pursue happiness rather than researching 9/11. It's sort of the pursuit of pissedoffness that they are making happen with the NWO BS. And, of course, the fear of life, liberty and pursuit.

I must not fear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing.
Only I will remain.

Frank Herbert, Litany against fear, from the Dune series.

This post has been edited by waterdancer: Dec 16 2006, 09:27 PM