“Everything is good for me, nothing to worry about in society. I have my job. I have my house. I have my family. I have stability. It’s great! Everything is so good! Life is great!” “Issues in society? Not my problem!” “Injustice there? It doesn’t affect me, so what do I care?” “Everything looks GOOD. Everything looks RIGHT.” “All I […]
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Jim Rogers who is an “investment guru” and former colleague of George Soros. He is stating what many have seen demonstrated for decades: that the governments are gradually and increasingly seeking to hunt down cash spending so they can track what everyone does with their money. Those of us who have looked into the government and are aware of what […]
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How much courage do we have to honestly face uncomfortable aspects of ourselves, like when we do something wrong? Can we honestly take responsibility for the actions we do? Or are we too attached to ourselves to be able to honestly see what we are doing? Your actions reflect you at the time. You can change and no longer do […]
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Tension, controversy, friction and conflict are part of life when opposing sides try to achieve their respective dynamic to change things. But not all opposition means an outright inability to coexist in a society. Tolerance is required in many cases. Somethings can or are to be tolerated, while others shouldn’t. The key component to stability is a common moral understanding […]
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When we’re living in falser ways, we don’t care or want to hear the truth of our errors or wrongs. When we live the “way” and “path” of truth (Jesus was symbolized as such, as with light and other symbolism), we care for truth, and that’s caring for what’s right. When we love truth, we want to know our errors, […]
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The social justice movement is becoming more of a joke than anything serious, and it’s lunacy is seeking to coerce people into using specific words to refer to people. Having an unauthorized thought or speaking words can get you in trouble. The Canadian socialist government controllers, cowardly as they are, might reach new lows for society as they tend to […]
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What we say has the power to influence others. We can speak truth in order to create change. There is a very short text to accompany the infographics for those who want shorter reading, with more in-depth information presented in the video at the bottom. The word abracadabra means “I create as I say. This means that we honor our […]
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The idea that truth prevails, especially in a competitive marketplace of ideas, is an idea that pervaded the minds of contributors to the First Amendment, and is also part of the basic tenants of communication policies in the United States. And let’s not forget it’s an essential foundation to justify and promote freedom of the press. But market pressures can […]
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Belief is very powerful. We can choose to believe whatever we want, at any time, often despite the evidence to the contrary. We often choose to believe in things that are not demonstrable in reality, as if it was a demonstrable truth/reality. Knowing what a word means gives us power to use it properly. We can be masters of a […]
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With all the hype around “fake news”, and the media trying to pretend like this is a new phenomenon and also creating the idea that we are in a “post-truth” era, some people in society recognize that we have always had fake news, and there are always people who aren’t interested in the truth of reality. One such person is […]
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