For those who desire to drive our society into Orwell’s future they wish to stop the freedom of the internet, because the free exchange of ideas is a threat to any organization who wishes to become a dictatorship. As long as the internet is free in America, a dictatorship cannot rise to power, so Glenn Beck breaks down all the latest attempts the government is using to control our society.
My advice to you dear reader is to deal with the unpleasant thoughts now—while you still have control, because once you lose control, you may never get the change again. And the way to beat those who wish to impose themselves on you is to take away the money they steal from you to grow and become a threat to your personal sovereignty. Because the government can have all the technology it wants, but if there aren’t any employees on the other end to do anything with the information, the evil intentions of their dictatorship can’t come to pass.
Oh–you want more proof? You think I’m kidding you? You think all this is a conspiracy, because the knowledge is not convenient? Then read what’s at the link below and you’ll see how it was all set up in 1958 to create the world we are finding ourselves dealing with today. I’ve made it easy for you. All you have to do is look for yourself.
When people wonder why I use the word “HATE” to talk about my feelings of tax payer abuse among government employees they often warn me that I am using pretty strong language. Well, I don’t think it’s strong enough. Meet Hank the GSA employee who won an award for the following video presented at a 2010 conference in Las Vegas. When I first saw this video I wondered how Hank pulled off such a lavish production without being caught by a supervisor, but after watching the awards portion of the video, it was his bosses who are celebrating the making of the video. This is a disgusting display of a culture in government that does not respect where the money they make comes from.
This video does not surprise me the way it has much of the nation after its release a couple days ago. It simply displays why I HATE the abuse of government employees and why I think most of those positions should be cut completely out of tax payer funding and turned over to private firms who would not allow Hank to make a production like this video while charging the taxpayers for his muse.
It’s videos like this that tell me we should be paying less tax, not more and that these employees owe us back much of what they’ve stolen by the extortion of the IRS.
Oh–you want more proof? You think I’m kidding you? You think all this is a conspiracy, because the knowledge is not convenient? Then read what’s at the link below and you’ll see how it was all set up in 1958 to create the world we are finding ourselves dealing with today. I’ve made it easy for you. All you have to do is look for yourself.
The most frequent question I get is—why, and who pays me? How can I write so much so fast and so often, and why would I do it? Well, before I answer all those other questions let me cover the why. About two years ago, I was working on a short documentary about the 10th Amendment with some friends of mine that we did as a project for the Liberty Twp Tea Party. We spent two months doing research on why the 10th Amendment was so routinely ignored by all governments, both state and federal, and what mechanisms were used by congress to erode away the effectiveness of the state sovereignty amendment. You can see the results of that video here. If you pay attention, you might learn quite a bit.
When I wrote the script for that video I had just learned the level of tricks that had been used to manipulate a very simple statement in the United States Constitution and the realization of just how far lawyers and politicians would go to manipulate our founding document in favor of leaving behind their own marks of memory was quite stunning. Using the same observation methods we used in making that video, it was easy to see that the same level of deceit was being done in virtually every phase of government.
So I began looking at all levels of government, especially my local school district and found that the same types of emotional, overreaching attempts were being employed there as politicians did with the commerce clause regarding the 10th Amendment. So I began to contribute frequent letters to the editor in my local paper to bring those observations to light. However I had a lot to say, and one letter a month was simply not enough to get out all the thoughts I had. So I began to participate in the online forums at the Pulse Journal and Enquirer to offer my two cents and I discovered there “facilitators” working on behalf of the labor unions in public education, that were openly harassing people who simply brought up good points. I immediately saw the motive behind these bullies.
Anyone who has known me for a number of years knows how I feel about bullies. Most of the conflicts I’ve had in my life have been the result of defending someone against the actions of a bully. A bully is the ultimate kind of evil because they seek to rob a person of their individual thoughts by coercing them into action against their ability to arrive at their own conclusions. A bully with physical violence or with peer manipulation are trying to impose their view upon anyone who might have arrived at a different conclusion, and that is fundamentally wrong—and I have no sympathy for it. It doesn’t matter if the bully is a man or a woman, a big person or a small person, a smart person or a dumb person, or a rich person or a poor one—a bully is a bully no matter what the form and they should all be vanquished.
The final straw for me came when some of those facilitators on the online forums attempted to paint me as a greedy, selfish, businessman because I spoke against the proposed Lakota School Levy. It was on that day that I started Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom to combat the network the labor unions have built to propel their thuggery upon my community and across the nation. I decided to use all the skills I had acquired over the years with media involvement, independent film productions, literature, and bullwhip arts to push back against the bullies of the world.
I have known from the beginning that the enemies of freedom—the type of people who work as facilitators to promote school levies, and presidents who use the “commerce clause” to ram through mandated health care coverage that the way to beat those bullies is with facts. I have set out daily to put out articles designed to get people thinking, because it is “thought” that the bullies of the world attack. Through the threat of violence, the bully hopes to make a person act against conclusions driven by their own thoughts. The bully also hopes to do the same with psychological manipulation, through fear, hope, or a need for security. When a bully tortures a victim this is what they are trying to pry out of the individual–something the individual deems must be kept in the sanctity of their mind. Torture is designed to drive out the thought and admit a truth the victim is trying to hide, or to get the victim to admit the truth they behold is actually a lie.
So the way to beat these bullies of government is with information, and since it is obvious that the news outlets will purge at the bullies feet in fear that the thugs might turn their attention on the outlets, an outlet is needed that will not yield to any bullies. This is the reason behind Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom. The goal is to do what the news can’t or won’t out of fear from the bullies.
The enemies of freedom are anyone who desires to alter the thinking of a reasonable people through any type of coercion, because in so doing, they are seeking to manipulate the fundamental elements of our country. Those enemies actively seek to make society ignorant by letting them know that thought means nothing, because in thinking, the results of your thinking will not matter. The will of the ignorant masses will have its way by sheer force. This is the way of the Obama administration as well as our local school systems. And this is what I have dedicated myself to combating at this site.
I spend virtually all my time thinking. It is my number #1 hobby and I could spend 28 hours a day doing only that if given the opportunity. So I have a lot to write about. When people wonder how I can write so much, so often, it is because I have done the work of thinking a great deal. I can produce a lot of material at will any time I want, so I do. I have no shortage of thoughts or the ability to put them down on paper. And I’m not limited to a solitary topic. I share those thoughts with others knowing that the process of thinking is the best way to combat the bullies of freedom—because it’s thought that they attempt to rob from the world. So in essence, the greatest act of rebellion one can achieve against such bullies is to fight for the right to think and act on one’s thoughts. That is the theme of Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom.
The enemy of freedom cannot do this. They cannot write over a million words as I have with original thoughts. They cannot talk on the radio for half hour segments without sounding like idiots. All they can do is make fun of those who do think, or disguise themselves as the educated elite and therefore hold the monopoly on thought. This is the position of Bill Maher’s Politically Incorrect and Jon Stewart’s The Daily Show. They act as bullies making fun of those who think. They are the social facilitators who advance progressive causes by ridiculing anyone who tries to look too deeply at a problem because the bully wants chaos, they want their victims to just nod and say yes for fear of ridicule. The enemies of freedom cannot write millions of words of fact otherwise their ideas crumble to dust in front of their faces. All they can do is write and speak about how bad “thinking” is. They cannot advocate their positions without fear being utilized in some fashion or another. That is why they are evil.
The way to beat them is by overloading their rhetoric with thoughts. This is why the advocates for our local school levy have called me “the most destructive force in the history of Lakota.” I’m not destructive to the family who is losing their home to foreclosure, or the businessman who does not want to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional taxes, or the senior citizen who is stuck on a fixed income of Social Security. But I am destructive to the progressive advocates who want infinitely high taxes and I’m proud of that. Most of that “destruction” has been from the words on these pages, because they can’t control the message, because I own it. They can try to use the press to manipulate what I say here to stop me, which is the refuge of a person who cannot compete in the world of ideas. They can’t convey messages at the same level of me, and they won’t be able to even if they hired a whole army of writers and public relations people to do so, because the thoughts in their heads do not come from them. They come from progressive institutions and they do not resonate in the world of ideas among thinkers. Thought is the enemy of the progressive, because their way of life resides in “fear.”
That is why I’m proud of the achievements at this site. I am proud that so many people enjoy it. I am proud that people are starting to value the art of thinking. I do not care if people arrive at the same conclusions as I do. But I know in the end right is right, and ultimately if people will think, they will arrive closer to where I am than where the enemies of freedom will take them. So I look forward to hitting a million hits and going beyond because with each increase in that number it is a sign that someone took the time to read some of these articles, watch the videos, and analyze the spreadsheets. And the process of doing that is a march toward the total destruction of progressivism and the bullies who advocate that mystic political position. With each word comprehended by a new mind, the task of unraveling the tangled web progressives have cast upon us comes undone just a bit more.
Oh–you want more proof? You think I’m kidding you? You think all this is a conspiracy, because the knowledge is not convenient? Then read what’s at the link below and you’ll see how it was all set up in 1958 to create the world we are finding ourselves dealing with today. I’ve made it easy for you. All you have to do is look for yourself.
My good friend Matt Clark from the Clarkcast radio network had on another friend of mine, Justin Binik-Thomas–one of the original founding members of the Cincinnati Tea Party, on WAAM’s Sunday afternoon show. The reason for the discussion was a recent IRS request of a liberty group in the Cincinnati region that moved into new and dangerous territory by asking about family members and specific individuals on a questionnaire. In the case of this particular IRS inquiry it was Justin’s name that was brought up. Specifically a Tea Party group was asked to “Provide details regarding your relationship with Justin Binik-Thomas.” Click the video below to listen to this Gestapo type IRS harassment.
Tax Masters was caught telling a potential customer who owes $19,000 in back taxes that they can get the payment down to “next to nothing” and said the company was 97 percent successful in these endeavors. Over the last couple of years I’ve watched the ads for Tax Masters and I wanted to believe they were fighting the good fight and helping people out. But unfortunately, the day before testimony began, Tax Masters filed for bankruptcy protection, which is a pretty good sign of guilt.
I personally know a few of the customers of Tax Masters and I know they are out of several thousand dollars now, as they were trying to satisfy tax problems that they probably shouldn’t have had. The tax code is so confusing, and full of parasitic opportunities for the thieves of our society that if a person inherits money from a death, does some work on the side for extra money but doesn’t claim it properly, or sells property without claiming the gains correctly, they could easily find themselves at the mercy of the IRS trolls looking for their take in the action. And this is where a group like Tax Masters seeks to pray off the troubles individuals are having with the IRS.
The IRS because of its bully nature has set society looking for other parasitic bullies to protect them from tax collectors, and often these parasitic bullies are just as corrupt. This leaves tax payers between one parasitic bully and another, both looking to rob the tax payer of their hard-earned money.
Tax Masters sadly looks to have performed a task that is even lower than the Gestapo tactics of the IRS. To take advantage of people who are already in trouble is deeply revolting and to sell the product as an ally to the realm of freedom fighting is proof that there are many perils that must be avoided. It’s also evidence that the ultimate fix for every single human being is in self-reliance. They should trust themselves and nobody else.
The enemy of our freedoms needs our buy-in to their parasitic nature. They need us to allow them to suck off our work, and spirit for their sustenance. This is in essence what is behind President Obama’s Health Care law—he needs every American to pay into it for it to work. Just as Social Security needs every American to pay into it so money can be dispersed. And in our schools, progressives need every property owner to buy into their government schools for the math to work. And in taxes, the IRS needs every American to pay the maximum amount of tax possible to fund the huge wealth redistribution programs the government has created and to make sure that happens the IRS will apply whatever pressure necessary to get their money, just like the mob. I don’t see any difference.
With all this policing power the IRS has to get their money they have far-reaching power into our lives, and can—and do target political enemies, which is how Justin got pulled into this mess with Tea Parties and their tax status since many Tea Party organizations take donations to pay for small expenses. This gives the IRS power over even these volunteer groups and allows them to harass individuals and groups just for knowing someone who is on their “target” list.
Sadly it was companies like Tax Masters who took money from clients to protect people from this tyranny, and as it has turned out, many people jumped out of the frying pan and into the skillet to be cooked by Tax Masters out of fear of being eaten by the IRS.
People like President Obama speaks a lot about “fairness” and “equality” among the America population, but it is politicians like him who have created the need for an IRS to steal money from the American people and give it to their bloc voting groups. And it’s this system that has put some people into the position of possible jail sentences, crippling fines, and unproductive stints to protect themselves from such an overreaching agency designed to wrestle away every last dime they can. But inadvertently these same politicians are responsible for creating fraudulent companies like Tax Masters since those organizations are essentially doing the same thing the government is, and that’s offering a service in exchange for money given to them, then defaulting completely on the promises they made. The only difference between the criminal activity of Tax Masters and Obama’s commitment to Solendra is that one writes the law and the other feeds off the laws tyranny. But to my eyes, they are both the same.
As to Tax Masters turning out to be complete crooks, well, they did say the were former IRS agents. What should we have expected?
Oh–you want more proof? You think I’m kidding you? You think all this is a conspiracy, because the knowledge is not convenient? Then read what’s at the link below and you’ll see how it was all set up in 1958 to create the world we are finding ourselves dealing with today. I’ve made it easy for you. All you have to do is look for yourself.
When people who don’t pay too much attention to things wonder why education issues make me so angry it’s probably because they don’t see it from the underbelly like I have. Those same personalities might be inclined to consider that looking too closely at how things connect would be regulated to conspiracy. However the reality of such people is that they are simply too lazy to look at the evidence, or the evidence is “inconvenient” for them to learn, because once they accept it they might feel inclined to act, and that would require a responsibility they are not comfortable with. The information that follows is that kind of information. The links to the supporting evidence or at least the tip of the iceberg is there for all to see. All one has to do is look at it. But there is a danger, because once an individual knows the information, they are responsible. They will either do something about it, or they will choose to ignore it which contributes to more of the bad behavior. But the knowledge erases the ignorance, and the manipulation that allows such injustices to be committed upon our communities. Pretending the injustices aren’t in front of us all won’t make them go away into convenience. And the implication of negligence will define much about us as individuals, families, communities, or even the human race. The decisions we make right now will define us well into the foreseeable future, and so far I see that it is the short-sighted of us that is winning. And I will admit that it makes me very angry.
Dealing with these people who have drunk the kool-aid of the education entitlement culture is like dealing with an infant baby. All they can do is cry to get what they want. You can’t explain anything to these education culture people because they have such entrenched ideas and aren’t open to discussions outside of their reality–inside their crib. So the world of bigger ideas is completely foreign to them, and it’s impossible to explain it to them until they grow older and become more experienced. All you can do with such infants is just let them cry so they learn that nobody is going to give them what they want. The article below reflects much of this type of crying that is disguised as sophisticated opinion but in reality is simply just noise designed to provoke a panic reaction from the parents of the community. And it’s disgusting, and insulting.
Yes, as reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer on 3/27/12 Lakota’s next move as one of the most prestigious government schools in all of Ohio is turning toward its children who attend the school to help them solve their budget problems. Superintendent Mantia stated that she intends to select 180 students from the district to participate in a series of “engagement meetings” to ask the children what they think their future will be. Once this process is done, Mantia intends to parade those students out in front of the public to plead for more tax money.
It’s just a guess, but I’d say the 180 children selected will have a “please give the school more money so we can have a future,” message that they will say to the public. Without question the school board is prepared to use those children now to help them sell their school levy. I will bet money that some of those children will be paraded in front of the school board in front of all the cameras to plead to the community to pass a school levy so they can have an education……………tears anybody………….it will be so very, very……….sad.
But I’m predicting the future here. These are things that will happen, not what’s happening currently. Also according to Superintendent Mantia from the same Enquirer article she reports that Moody’s Investors Service “MIGHT” lower the district’s bond rating. She reported that out of the 613 public schools in all of Ohio only 10 have the top AAA bond rating. She said that Moody’s “Particularly hone in on districts that are losing levies.” So because Lakota has failed three school levies, there is a risk that our interest rates will go up if we lose our AAA rating. (kind of sounds like what America is going through—Hmmmmmmm)
So in the very same article Superintendent Mantia is telling us that if we don’t pass a school levy, then we will lose our bond rating, and we’ll be hurting children, this is of course implied. Nothing is ever directly said. That just might cause a lot of parents to panic—maybe even homeowners and business owners. Oh my—that is scary stuff! The message is that everyone should panic so that the community will pass another school levy.
This kind of behavior should insult the intelligence of everyone who has a brain. Any organization that uses fear in this fashion should be questioned as to their intentions. When people question what the solution is to these government schools, the answer is to control the costs, don’t let the costs control you. In the case of Lakota they are letting the costs of 80% of their budget drive all the bad things that are happening in the other 20% which is where all the detrimental cuts have occurred. The labor union that has refused by default to renegotiate their contract with the district due to the three levy failures is to blame for why Moody’s is threatening a downgrade. Lakota is infested with a radical, selfish labor force that is certainly willing to destroy our community so that they can protect their gold-plated wages and benefits. (Just because they smile and speak in complete sentences, they can still think and believe as a progressive radical does)
When I first became involved in these levy fights I often heard from teachers who said, “You’ll support players in sports who make millions of dollars, but you won’t support a teacher who gives a child a future.” That kind of rhetoric is standard union nonsense right out of the NEA playbook. My response to that ridiculous statement is that even sports teams have limits. Players are often let go from teams because a team can’t afford them. CLICK HERE TO SEE AN EXAMPLE OF THIS.If teachers and administrators make too much money, they should be let go in favor of cheaper employees, just like the way the rest of the world functions. It is the refusal of these employees who make over $63K per year on average to cut even 5% to save the community they live and work in–it is they and everyone behind them who have caused all this trouble.
When the only resort for an organization is to use fear to get what it wants, then the validity of their argument must be questioned. If the facts of the matter cannot stand on its own, then why is fear needed to provoke a reaction? Because the organization in question is up to no good.
What we’re dealing with at Lakota and most public schools is a radical, union workforce that hides behind layers of emotional supporters directly attached to children. I would say that any organization that hides behind children to create emotional support is a faulty organization that is scamming the public. The solution to this budget problem is very simple. Superintendent Mantia has been given a budget by the community and she is required to live within that budget. But her real boss is the labor union. That’s who is wagging the dog in this case and dictating to her and a token school board what to do. If Moody’s drops Lakota’s credit rating it will be during the term of the quarter million dollar woman, Superintendent Mantia and will thus be her fault for not finding a way to maintain that rating. She chose to participate in the union extortion tactics of the community instead of forcing the labor to live within the community’s budget. She is the one who has decided to fight half the community who has voted against her by turning the minority into the majority with a contentious levy battle three times that has given Lakota national headlines. Those acts were done by the school with radicals acting behind the scenes who are simply acting on behalf of their selfish interests. Make no question about it—when these employees attempt to say that everything they do is for children, they are lying. Much of what they do is to protect their extraordinary compensation packages. CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW GOOD THEY ARE.If money was not the driver, then the union would have taken a 5% concession to help the community stay strong without tax increases, and maintain the excellence of the school district. Instead, these radical employees are choosing to hide behind children to twist the arm of the community, and are attempting to wreak the bond rating with a public relations campaign designed to incite fear through the business community.
If these employees of the Lakota School District were so interested in doing what’s right for the children, they wouldn’t attempt to even inject them into the debate. It is the school boards job with Superintendent Mantia to make their payroll fit the budget allocation while still providing the services the community expects. These radical cutbacks of 20% of the budget while protecting the 80% is disgusting and an insulting display of arrogance from an organization that seeks to make itself the center of community value. Yet in that role, they fail to make the sacrifices they ask the rest of the community to make. They expect everyone but them to make a sacrifice. And if they don’t get it, they chose to hide behind children. And that should go a long way to revealing what they are really all about.
I see the tricks shown in the Enquirer article by Superintendent Mantia to be among the lowest of the lows. It actually sets a new standard for deceptive practice that is despicable. And what’s worse, there are many parents who will allow their children to be used for these tactics. On the surface, everything looks spiffy. Everything seems very professional. But all anyone has to do is raise up the rug just a little bit to see all the dirt that’s been pushed under it, to see what is really going on. And the fact of the matter is that Lakota is protecting its labor union at the cost of the community. Pure and simple.
If the issue were simply a straight up and down vote about the level of taxation in our communities, I wouldn’t have a problem. But when boycotts are organized against those who disagree with one side and vandalism is encouraged against those with opposing views then there is a serious problem, and that’s been my experience with dealing with these tax culture education people. When an organization openly manipulates the voters with games, and emotional tactics, and disrespects the voters over a three-year period with more tax increase demands, then there are serious problems with that organization. There comes a time when an organization’s value must come into question, and I would say that we are there with the Lakota School District. After three years of fighting them over tax increases I no longer have any faith or trust in them as an organization. I don’t think I should have to pay one cent to such a corrosive organization run by such selfish employees. I see that my money has been wasted so far on a system that I don’t agree with, that is teaching kids all the wrong progressive values, and I think it should be in my right to opt out of paying the tax all together—and not even entertain further taxes. I think this is the new direction that must be pursued, because it’s obvious that these education employees understand only one path—more taxes—more behavior of the tail wagging the dog—and a level of selfishness that I don’t think should be taught to children in any capacity. It deeply disturbs me that a school would even consider bringing children into this debate. And it should concern you too.
To understand the truth it helps to view the world through Hoffman Lenses. To understand what those are CLICK THE LINK. If you can’t handle the truth, then don’t read here.
It might be because my first moments as a baby were to sleep within 20 feet of a railroad track, but there are few noises that appeal more to me then the sound of a train running on a hard steel track. To this day as my window is open to the spring air the distant sound of a train roaming across the countryside sends me into a deep and blissful sleep. I enjoy the sound of a train so much that I have an hour-long recording of various steam engines and diesels running that I play on my iPod often.
But why? Why does the sound of a train have so much appeal? And why do some think the clamor of them is noisy, and being held up by them on roadways is inconvenient? Well, I have a theory, but I will say that for me the closest thing to a religious experience on earth has been to be in the front of the line of traffic on my motorcycle in the pouring rain as lighting was striking all around me at 3 AM in the morning and to watch a large train go by as it’s rumble shook the road beneath my feet.
I would say that people who don’t like trains are the same who are the tree hugging hippies, the capitalist haters, the school levy advocates, the welfare recipients, the drug induced derelicts, the communists, the latte sipping prostitutes, the haters of manufacturing, in short, those who do not understand how something gets from one place to the other. These are also the same types who are directly responsible for gas that is over $4 per gallon, because they have belittled the techniques that make energy cheap and affordable for everyone. They have artificially driven up the cost of energy because of their deficit understanding of the forces that move the world.
Such is the case with my good friend Matt Clark in a broadcast over just this very topic–why fuel costs so much and how things came to be this way. The high costs are a result of lack of competition, over regulation, short-sighted political philosophy, and an intentional desire to destroy what makes America the greatest country on earth.
To see how far we’ve fallen when compared to the types mentioned above who simply hate trains, it is important to understand the role that trains played in making America such a great nation built on innovation and tenacity. The train itself came to represent American will as the nation grew. The steam engine and the 1000 HP locomotives built our nation.
For Christmas this year my wife bought me a DVD set featuring over 43 train documentaries and one of my favorites in the series was the Rock Island Line episode called The Wheels of Progress. Upon watching it I felt like an archeologist who had uncovered the American past and was able to see it for the first time in years. You can see this documentary below as I watched it just a few days ago. It represents everything I love about trains and why. Upon viewing, notice how the documentary is presented. Notice how the family eating their meal is portrayed. Notice the emphasis on productivity and innovation. It is because of everything mentioned in this documentary that I find trains to this very day refreshing, life-sustaining, even religious.
The irresponsibility of our modern culture to throw off all the values seen in that video has been a reckless attack on the most wonderful culture to ever call itself human. To allow in such a short time ourselves to apologize to other nations for being so good at manufacturing, at invention, at enterprise, and wealth building, has been the same mentality that has allowed us to choke off all those technological innovations in favor of socialism and the limits that come with such political philosophies centered around “fairness” which is a cleaver disguise by the lazy to justify their parasitic behavior.
Those modern minded people who look at trains as a nuisance to be avoided, and who close their windows at night so they don’t have to hear them are the same who are destroying this country of everything that is good about it. They destroy it because they don’t appreciate how their food comes to their table, how the gas gets to their cars, or how the power comes to their televisions. They allow their pretentiousness rooted in ignorance to cast giggles at how out of fashion traditional American values are.
They look at old clips like the one below with Johnny Cash and Roy Clark singing about that same Rock Island Line shown in the documentary and laugh at how old and backward these two artists are. How out-of-fashion they are in singing about such things. The mistake is in casting this folklore off into the past in favor of some new mythology like Two and a Half Men, and How I Met Your Mother, stories about broken people living broken lives. Then those same minds wonder why their own lives are broken, unhappy and miserable. And those same minds wonder why gas is over $4 per gallon, and why driving to Disney World costs over $500 now, when it used to only cost $200.
But in the first moments that I learned to walk, when my parents lived above my grandparents, my grandfather, the same guy who taught me to use a bullwhip, shoot a gun and spit in the face of authority since he used to run moonshine in the hills of Kentucky with his own father, listened to Johnny Cash in the house he had by a railroad track and as I struggled to take my first steps I can remember Johnny Cash singing Rock Island Line as trains would storm by the window shaking the entire house with raw American power—the power of the nation moving by at the pace of business. And I learned from an early age to appreciate it as the foundations of America manifest in folklore and rail cars.
You cannot abuse your nation just like you cannot abuse your mother, or father, or even your children with badmouthing neglect. They will only love you so far, and they can only withstand the abuse so long before they start to believe the spiteful words from the villains of thought. And to those who yell at the trains and chastise the old-fashioned remnants of the past in favor of what’s new and fashionable, it is those types who have made gas $4 dollars a gallon and climbing. It is they who have driven up the cost of food. It is they who have allowed the Federal Reserve to destroy the value of the dollar with devastating inflation. It is they who have said yes to every tax put before them because they believe money can be plucked from a tree and that government will bring everything they need to their doorstep. It is they who have destroyed self-reliance and instead put ear-rings of peace signs in their ears and taken up the mantra of the hippie, the lowlifes, the smelly occupier who finds themselves disillusioned at a government so inept it cannot give back all that it promised to these poor youth waiting for a check to arrive in the mail.
What none of them know is that it was railroads like the Rock Island Line that built our country and made all Americans, even the poor, the richest in all the world. And it was the blood vessels of our economy such as our railroads that the parasites of communism attacked first, and why the perception of many now look upon those old relics as a nuisance. And that is why our gas is too expensive, and our way of life is dimenishing, so that soon, like the train, our way of life will simply be another ghost from the past that whistles in the quiet of the night to windows, ears and minds that have closed off to their beauty.
To understand the truth it helps to view the world through Hoffman Lenses. To understand what those are CLICK THE LINK. If you can’t handle the truth, then don’t read here.
I was made out to be a radical, even though I’m not; I was told I’m a sexist, even though I’m far from it. My name was slandered with complete lies by supposedly respectable public personalities. And I was betrayed by many, many friends when they saw how much heat I was taking because they feared those same guns being turned on them. But I’ve been there before and I’ll be there again. I can say that I completely understand what Glenn Beck goes through on a routine bases, because the backlash toward me was not because of what I might have said. Those same critics of me say much worse things online themselves where they think their user names make them anonymous, (which it doesn’t). It’s because I’m in the way of the powers that wish to change the world in a direction I don’t agree with. It’s due to progressive politics using our public education system and the easy target of emotional parents to advance an agenda that translates to a federal government that is quickly turning toward socialism. The same people who targeted me target anyone who opposes them with a fury so that uncontested advancement of a corrosive political ideology can proceed. Glenn Beck in the following clip is spot on to what I am thinking at this very moment except for the part where he speaks about jail. I wouldn’t go to jail peacefully.
My trouble began when I received several messages and comments from pro tax levy supporters calling me a “baldy,” because of my receding hairline which I make no attempt to hide, and proceeded to inform me that “I hate children,” “I’m anti education,” and other derogatory statements. So I responded by calling them in an article I wrote, “Latte sipping prostitutes.” Sticks and stones. It was OK for them to say such things in public in an attempt to smear my name, so it’s only fair that I return the favor. But that’s not the rules they are functioning under. Since I’m a “public” official I am held to some invisible standard—I am to behave “above” such insults.
Well, I don’t know who made up those stupid rules, but…………no I’m not. It’s that kind of double standard that has brought about the kind of world that Glenn Beck is talking about in that clip. The world has gone mad, and I’m not the crazy one. And I’m not going to follow the rules made up to subtly control the “middle class” with social customs that will lead to our demise by progressive nut jobs.
All during that day and thereafter people asked me if I really said what I said. I replied that I did. The conversation would end there because I was supposed to feel some kind of guilt I suppose and people didn’t know how to react when I didn’t show any remorse. But why would I? I said what I thought portrayed the situation as I saw it. It wasn’t meant to be taken literally, but since I’m a writer I often use metaphors. But these radical locals who see me standing in their way of a tax increase wanted to use some silly social standard to control my behavior, to actually apply pressure on me to retract my statements, to cheapen my property, which are my ideas, my words, my essential being. They exhibited all the signs of a typical looter who consumes the world around them.
Whenever you do something so innocent that attracts so much attention, and congers up so much power against you, you know you have done something right. And to answer Julie’s question, people listen to me because I tell them the truth. And I’m not afraid to tell them the truth no matter how harsh it may sound. It is these radical types who have put Obama in the White House, and given us a 15 trillion dollar deficit. It is these types who have allowed college tuition to escalate to such high levels that kids are quitting after 2 to 3 years $100,000 in debt. It is these types who think public education can hide the fact that they are not doing their job as parents and they think the community should blindly support per pupil costs of over $10,000 per child. It’s these kinds of people who have made gun ownership taboo, and made it so we can’t even say certain words in public for fear of offending their fragile sensibilities.
The same personalities who came after me with great force are the same idiots who are screwing up our country and it gives me great pleasure to see them so upset! Because it tells me I did something right. They are the same idiots who say that Glenn Beck is a kook, or Rush Limbaugh is a whack job. They say these things because they hope people won’t listen to them. But there’s a reason Glenn Beck is so popular. And there’s a reason Rush Limbaugh has weathered so many storms over the years to still have one of the top radio programs in the country. Because they say what people are already thinking.
Progressive politics assumes that every human being feels an inherit need for human company, for acceptance, so they use that need to attempt to crush down thoughts of insurrection against their policies. If you begin to question them, they will seek to isolate you with emotional arguments and publicly discredit you. But in my case, I don’t care what the opinion of a fool is. So if thousands of fools are passing judgment on me to attempt to change my behavior it will have no effect. It might affect those connected to me, because they might care about those fools’ feelings so the leverage can be used against them, but it can’t against me. That’s why I seldom ever get involved in anything that I don’t have complete control over that has a lot of people in the organization, because when things get hot—and they always do—some of those people will turn on you. So it’s better to fly fast and loose, and as independent as possible.
But Beck is right. As an individual in America it is not the individual’s obligation to surrender anything to a collective mind. In my case the public schools are a form of collective that is permeated with radicalism. It’s so bad that those close to it, who understand no other way of life can’t even see it. They seek to impose themselves on the community as though they are owed something that can meet their outrageous social expectations. So my plan is that if Lakota ever get’s their tax increase, then I plan to have my home reevaluated lower so I can offset the tax. I would encourage everyone to request a new appraisal at such a time to be taxed at the lower value. Because it’s not my obligation to pay anyone a tax. It’s my money and nobody is entitled to it. If I want to support an organization like a school, I want the free will to do it. I don’t want my arm twisted into doing so, and I certainly don’t want assassination attempts because I’m in the way of passing a levy, which is what Thursday was all about. It’s why Glenn Beck spends over $1 million dollars a year on body guards. It’s why most people I speak to about why they don’t get more involved say, “because, I don’t want anything to happen to me.”
We don’t owe them anything. They don’t own, or control our lives. And if they steal from you with tax increases, you have a right to evade the tax, through legal means. But they are not owed anything by you to them. Nobody has a right to legalized theft. Nobody has a right to detain or arrest you for no reason other than you disagree with them. If the attempt is made then we as individuals have a right to end their reign of power.
When Julie Shaffer painted me as anti public school on her Facebook account and deliberately sought to put an end to me so she could have her tax increase on the community and become the hero of her followers what she can’t control is why people listen to me. She can try, but the essence is what she misses. People listen to me because I have shown that I cannot be forcibly dismissed, and that the information I provide begins the process of thinking. And people are grateful for that because in most forms of media, and sources of information, the pressure can be applied to twist the world around to convince people that red is blue and white is black on a whim. And here at Overmanwarrior’s Wisdom the colors are always what they seem, and the truth is spoken even when it hurts.
It’s not because paying a tax is unaffordable, and it’s not that I hate anything, other than people who impose themselves on me. It’s that I have the right to my own time, my own money, and my own thoughts and anyone who imposes themselves upon me has committed an attack against my personal sovereignty. And if that seems radical, it’s only because the people who believe such things are so far gone that they can no longer see reality.
To understand the truth it helps to view the world through Hoffman Lenses. To understand what those are CLICK THE LINK. If you can’t handle the truth, then don’t read here.
You can track my previous comments back through the links in sequential order. This particular episode deals specifically with location shooting in New Zealand. I’ve had the opportunity on a few occasions to work with similar productions, but nothing on a scale such as what’s shown in this clip. Check it out:
When you’ve seen this kind of production up close from behind the camera it’s amazing that anything ever comes out looking right. It’s always a challenge to get the small army of trailers and restrooms transported to a location shoot which is enormously expensive, since everything has to be brought in, as shown in that clip. To gain the ability to set up a village essentially that can cater the needs of the hundreds if not thousands of employees moving around the set is a tremendous undertaking.
I have always been fascinated with the film making process because of its demand that a production be lean and mean. People who work on such film crews do not have the luxury of becoming entrenched in their jobs because they are always in a state of constant adaptation. This also lends to an efficiency that is difficult to recreate in the private sector where workers fall in love with their offices, or their cubicles and can devolve in to a daily routine that gradually numbs their minds. In the film business, the people tend to be more intellectual because they are constantly required to adapt to their circumstances. However, this is also why they tend to be more liberal, because they lack grounding in their lives. They instead are like nomads always moving from one place to the next, and such a life is hard on relationships.
I will never forget my experience with a producer who was tasked to put together the clip I was working on with Real D 3D to develop a new 3D camera system. The production was a pitch trailer intended to show off the new technology. So I was called out to Hollywood to allow my fire whips to show off the cool new 3D technology. In the movie business, if you have a unique talent, there’s almost always a part to play for a business that is always looking for new ideas. The producer for this endeavor picked me up at LAX airport holding a sign at the baggage claim and proceeded to personally drive me through LA to the east end of town to the hotel the production put me in on Brand Blvd, which is extremely well-known for being a popular television shooting street.
Our film shoot was at night so I had the day to kill plenty of time and explore the area in and around Burbank. What is most distinguished in this particular area as opposed to any city in the United States is the amount of city corner lots that are completely dedicated to setting up an on location film set, mostly for television productions. Those lots encompass entire city blocks to make room for the army of trailers that move in and out of that spot within a couple of days. Most of these scenes are for television shows that need exterior shots. This is why most television shows choose Los Angeles to film anything, because the infrastructure is there to support that business.
The producer of my project sent a car to pick me up at 5 PM for a 6 PM set arrival established in a department store parking lot in Burbank. When I arrived, I was able to see one of these small cities set up and functioning up close. I was shown to my trailer amidst the chaos of the producer and several assistants talking on walkie talkies at a frantic pace. I was impressed even with a relatively small production like the one I was on, at the efficiency of everyone involved. The makeup woman working on me spoke with the makeup person working on another actor in the next trailer through adjoining doors effortlessly as though they were simply cutting hair in a saloon and not working on a movie, and outside the open door as the sun was setting the lighting people were setting up their sophisticated system and the camera crew was laying tracks for their dolly runs. Once my makeup was complete I had to go through walk-thrus with the stunt coordinator and begin to block shots with the director.
Upon seeing the whips in action the director decided he wanted me to perform a trick I had never done before—he wanted me to hit a cigarette on the ground with a backward crack. And he wanted me to use my 12 foot bullwhip so the camera shooting at 24 frames per second could see the whip uncoiling and making the strike. We discovered that my usual whips of 6’ moved too fast for the camera system, so we had to use my bigger ones so the camera could see them.
I practiced the trick for about two hours in front of the stunt coordinator so we could get repeatability as I met about a 100 actors, agents, and production house people who came over to watch. It took about 4 hours to get everyone in makeup to begin filming the first scene at approximately 10 PM. We shot for exactly 8 hours then broke at 6 AM as the sky was starting to turn blue from the first sign of a sunrise.
A car took me back to my hotel for some sleep in the middle of the day. At 4 PM the car came for me again to pick me up for call on the set where we went through the whole process again the next night. My requirements were only for two nights of shooting, which the production team put me up in a hotel for four nights and covered all my expenses including travel to and from California. On that particular production there were probably 350 employees behind the scenes and about 6 primary actors and 40 extras. Every person on that set was set-up and arranged by the producer. If some members of the production were from out-of-town like I was, the producer had to do for each of them what he did for me, which was quite a task that impressed me greatly.
So I have great respect for what Peter Jackson is trying to pull off in his production and the work shows. His production is probably 5 times larger than the project I worked on described above, so my heart goes out to him. It’s a fascinating business that contains many lessons that can easily be translated over into the private sector. These productions force the mind to be innovative, and to be at its absolute best.
Most people only get to experience the movie business from what is seen on the movie screen or on Entertainment Tonight, or through the press. Because I have a unique talent that occasionally is in need for the film business, I have had the opportunity to peak behind the scenes and breathe the world that makes a film possible. And a movie is a product just like anything else, just like a car, or a company who makes basketballs. But unlike a company that is grounded in one place, a movie production dismantles itself and is reborn again and again where most companies find themselves bogged down with employees who get bored and complacent. And there are lessons to be learned from these nomads of the film business that could help us all in our daily lives—not to let boredom and complacency lead to ruin and unproductive behavior. That most of the time, the value of the final product is more important than the security of the employees who work on the task.
If only people could get their minds around that concept, they would find their lives would be greatly enriched.
The criticism abounds toward the creation of No Lakota Levy’s new group, where our tax fighting organization is helping to pay part of the school fees for kids struggling to come up with the money to play the sport of their choice. The critics say, “Why can’t ‘they’ also pay for kids in music, what about special needs kids, what about kids who need sign language? Why don’t they just pay the tax so we can have everything? What about busing? Why are ‘they’ so selfish?”
When these critics are talking about “they” it is the members of No Lakota Levy they are talking about, and our choice to pick sports as the object we would help fund because its programs like football, track, and baseball that carry the public image for a community, and that is what we are seeking to heal. $10,000 dollars is a heck of a lot of money to come up with to help kids which comes directly from people’s pockets. But the behavior of those critics is what articulates correctly the scope of the problem we are dealing with in regard to school funding, and in a greater regard, the funding of every program created under the umbrella of The Great Society, or The New Deal.
The lack of appreciation from these critics speaks that they have no scope, or understanding of the world around them. They are the classic examples of “EVADERS.” Evaders are people who chose openly to ignore the conditions of reality. They tend to use terms in sentences such as “I wish” instead of “it is.” They make a daily practice of evading reality. An example of this, which will upset greatly my Christian readers, is in the concept of religion. No matter what the faith, religion is an act of evasion. We ask our minds to accept on faith the concept of our version of God without any proof. We might read the Bible and declare that we will take it word for word as fact without any proof. This is an act of evasion, of evading reality in favor of a belief. This is why religion is such a volatile aspect of human existence. There are a lot of religions all of whom believe that their version of reality is correct, and they are willing to die to defend their version. This makes sense from their point of view because if their illusion of reality is stripped away from them, then they have no foundations upon which to exist, so they defend their religious views with much vigor, even without evidence to support their views.
The trouble with evasion is that once human beings open their mind to it once, for one thing in their lives, then they have a tendency to open it for all things. Again, when we are speaking of evasion we are talking about suspending logic in favor of blind belief. We are accepting facts that are not grounded in reality, but upon a belief founded upon wishes of how reality should be.
These are the people who typically make up the pro levy supporter base, and on a national level support President Obama’s notion that all things in government can be fixed with tax increases. And of course the easy target is always the “rich” because most people aren’t wealthy, so the target of reality is always on some horizon out of reach maintaining the illusions of the evaders. However, the evaders can only maintain their illusions if they deny the facts of the world around them, so they do not understand how business connects to residents, they do not conceive how their actions might put the corner coffee shop out of business because of high taxes because they are practicing evasion. These same people chose not to look at the senior citizens of a community who is locked in a fixed income, because the residents are practicing evasion in that aspect also, because the senior citizen represents “old age” which is something many middle-agers seek desperately to forget about. So they “evade” the reality of their own existence because in the back of their minds, they know their religions have provided them little truth and they fear what the truth of their own deaths might bring them in the future. So they evade the facts of old age by putting their parents in retirement communities and avoiding eye contact with them at the grocery store, because those senior citizens are facing immanent death, and can no longer evade reality.
A person asked me the other day why so many “gray hairs” were in the Tea Party movement. After all weren’t many of these people hippies during the 60’s era? The answer is that as time goes on, and life runs out, people can no longer evade truth. They tend to pick a religion and stick to it gathering as many facts as they can and root what they can’t prove into a general morality centered on goodness. Because goodness is a truth that extends beyond the reach of any religion and is generally agreed upon, so it’s universal, and senior citizens tend to base their religious lives not on silly facts written in a book, but on the concept of goodness. They do this because evasion will not help them at their age. There is no more tomorrow, there is only now and things must be fixed today.
Unfortunately pro levy supporters are at the beginning of this process. They have all the time in the world—they still have their kids to raise and then they have their retirement ages in front of them, so they have time to catch up in their minds all the aspects of reality that they are evading. And they are aware they are doing this. They drink, watch TV and pursue material wealth to help them evade their reality. These are the people who think there are no limits to taxes so long as they can get what they want. They don’t care how they get it; they only know what they want because they have evaded the conditions of the world outside of their perceptions distorted in the process of evasion.
People like Saul Alisnky whom the labor unions have used to help them hijack vast amounts of personal wealth, advance a progressive political agenda, and create legislation like what Lakota is suffering from, have used this science to their advantage. It is because of labor unions and their manipulations that a school board can only deal with 20% of its costs due to aggressive union contracts that have money guaranteed to its members from the community. They achieved this by playing on the human tendency of evasion, particularly those who are in the middle of their child rearing years, to use emotional arguments based on evasion techniques instead of reality. This leaves school boards with only extortive measures to utilize, such as cutting busing, sports, electives, and new teaching positions. The unions let the school boards take the entire public outcry while they hide in the shadows like cowards maintaining their evasive illusions, and that’s exactly what’s happening at Lakota. My anger at the school board is in their defending such a structure because they are guilty of evasion themselves. They know they have no real power to control their costs, yet they don’t reveal that to the community. That’s how they become union stooges. All the participants in this game are guilty of evasion. The school board in believing that they can just pass another school levy to give them the illusion of control, the unions in believing that if they just tax the “rich” more they can have infinitely high wages with great benefits and summers off and nobody will suffer. And the parents whose children attend the school believe the members of the community “owe” them a “sacrifice” so their children can become wonderful citizens while the parents pursue their own illusions of professional evasion.
This evasion process culminated late last week when superintendent Mantia told one or our members of No Lakota Levy that the Lakota School District’s legal team instructed them that the school board had no power to regulate their wages, that it was considered illegal. This is because of the wording of the union contract negotiated in the summer of 2011 where the teachers agreed to a wage freeze and elimination of their step increases. School Board President Dibble backed up Mantia’s statement in writing reiterating that sentiment. As I heard this news I thought, “Finally, they are at least admitting they are not in control. That’s the first step in grasping reality.” And I think that’s good, and I do not fault the school board members for such an admission. I only get angry when I see them evading reality. But the reality is they are powerless to the union machine, and they are finally admitting it in public.
The critics of No Lakota Levy have said to us directly and about us publicly that “The teachers have agreed to a pay freeze. They took a step forward.” I have said back both directly and publicly that it wasn’t enough, because it didn’t balance their budget. Those who participate in evasion believe that they are entitled to something I have, and believe that negotiations place them on equal footing with me and my friends in No Lakota Levy. It does not. The members of the union who constructed the labor contract which is dismantling our local government school of Lakota believe that they have given something, but they are not in a position to offer anything of equal value. It is the community that must give, and to the union members they can only receive. They have in their minds the evasion of reality and believe that their jobs are worth infinite amounts of money, and people who are also evaders tend to believe such a thing because they do not place value on jobs, people or ideas based on reality, but on their wishes.
But in reality, the world I live in, and the world of my friends in No Lakota Levy and the 18,000 voters who voted three times to defeat further taxes, we have sent a clear message that our value for their services have exceeded their worth and no more taxes will be tolerated. That message was given in realty, but the ears that need to hear it are practicing evasion, and as long as this continues, there will be a school district that will struggle, parents will be upset, and children will miss opportunities. But the villains are not those who say NO to further taxes, it is the evaders themselves who have allowed their lack of reality to control the world around them with neglect. In their minds people like me might be “evil,” “greedy,”and “selfish,” but such thoughts are only wishes and not grounded in reality. The opinions of those who evade responsibility of thought have no value in the realm of ideas. And their credibility will not be endorsed with time, and money since their thoughts cannot grasp reality, let alone the maneuvers available to move within it. Lakota is failing as a district, and the nation is failing as a country because of evaders, and their inability, or courage to face reality.
And that problem is a problem specific to the evaders, not the people who take the responsibility to live in reality. Ultimately it is the practice of evasion that makes people and their children suffer. To understand the scope of the problem and the real reality behind the Lakota budget this link below will clear it all up for you. It is this reality that the “EVADERS” are hiding from, and why our community is suffering.
The only way to describe how I feel at this current moment is to describe the situation as if I were trying to exterminate a home from the termites that are eating it from the inside out. You know the termites are there, but you never know how many till you start pulling up floor boards. Then once you do you see a giant nest of infestation that is bustling about in a fury now that you’ve removed their hiding places. Obviously the termites must go; otherwise they’ll destroy your home. It’s their nature to destroy. So termites and a healthy home do not go well together, so if you want to save the home, you must exterminate the termites.
Of course the termites will be angry when you start to burn them out, and put poison in their nest to destroy their eggs so more of their kind cannot hatch. And they will think that you the homeowner are evil for trying to remove them from your home. To them, you are the most evil being in the universe, and are the destroyer of their existence.
And this is what I feel has happened in the wake of my announcement of our new group Yes to Lakota Kids. What should be a good thing for the community and should have been a bridge that helps heal the community has turned out to become an angry tirade against me personally. CLICK HERE TO READ SOME OF THE ANGER UTTERED ABOUT ME IN THE WAKE OF THE YES to LAKOTA KIDS PRESS CONFERENCE. Considering how much anger was generated by our $10,000 donation proves that our community has termites, parasites that we always knew were there because we could see them here and there, but once we pulled up the floor boards, we discovered a swarming nest of vitriolic parasites that are slowly destroying our community.
Just as I could never hope to set a termite down and explain to them the nature of things, the rules that all life are governed by, I could never explain to these blind school levy supporters the same type of information because they appear to have the same mental processing faculties as a termite—they consume, destroy, and breed. So it’s wasted energy to attempt to explain to them anything. But for my readers here who have their minds confused by the rhetoric of these parasites let me set some things straight for you.
As demonstrated in a termite colony, it is quite possible to have 1 million insects be completely wrong if they establish their nest in a location that violates the property of ones home. The proper place for the termites to create a nest is in a decayed tree, not a quarter million dollar home. In that case, the termites are not correct because their collective minds believe the home is a good place for a nest. So it is that 1 million pro school levy advocates are not correct by consensus. Because they wish to believe that taxes are owed to them to maintain their existence does not make it so. Their wish is simply that—an arbitrary desire that is not grounded in reality.
No idea was ever implemented off group thinking. The PC was not created with a group mind. The car, the airplane, electricity, nothing in the history of man has ever been created by committee—anywhere—at anytime—or in any place. An idea, such as public education was created in the mind of one man, then lesser men and women looted off that original idea for over a hundred and fifty years not adding anything but more funding requirements and rules to the concept. But nothing new in thinking has ever come from a “consensus.” Anyone who tells you otherwise is lying to you. I challenge my readers here to come up with one thing created by a group mind in committee—-think hard. Take the idea back to its root to conclude before you write.
It is not the obligation of any individual or business to give anything to anybody just because they exist. It is not the individual’s job to provide sustenance to parasites. There is no compassion clause that an infant signs for upon coming from its mother’s womb. Yet that is the assumption from the parasitic levy supporters. Levy supporters believe that every human being and the businesses they create are part of some “community property” and they have a right to the profits of those who create ideas.
Taxes are legalized theft of property. Taxes assume that a community will not take care of their communities on their own, so the money is stolen and distributed by bureaucrats for the aims of the bureaucrats. The tax money collected is done by force. It is stolen. If a levy is passed and I vote no, then a group consensus has just found a way to legally steal from me because a democracy of fools, of termites, have decided they want what I have. That is fundamentally wrong. The way these schools operate is that they do not answer facts, they deal with emotion to achieve a group consensus, and this is how they perform the legalized theft. I have proven here that homeschooled kids perform better than publicly educated children, (CLICK HERE FOR A REVIEW) so the argument made that a community must pass a levy if it is to produce great children is completely invalid and arbitrary. It has no ground in reality. Kids are produced good or bad depending on the quality of their parents. It has almost nothing to do with the quality of the teachers and testing proves it. That’s why unions are so terrified of testing children to determine compensation amounts.
Anyone who claims they have a right to your property is a thief. Anyone who makes comments that have no foundations in reality is a fool subscribing to theories of mere wishes that have as much merit as making a wish on a birthday cake or shooting star. They are mystics who believe their lives are guided by mysterious forces they are too lazy to understand. It is far easier to surrender thought to others and make wishes. Not to function from reality. That is the world of the termite and the school levy advocate.
The world, our country and our school system are in trouble because we have let the termites rule, and those with thought have avoided those parasitic nests because of the sheer ugliness, and unpleasantness of dealing with such bloodsucking insects. This has made the thinkers of society victims to the parasites, and this is not how it is supposed to be.
I personally know when I am right and once I know it will not retreat ground under any circumstances. Other people who pursue actual truth will arrive at the same conclusions by default, because there are right answers and wrong answers. There are not negotiations between the right and wrong to arrive at some middle. A person of thought who wants to preserve their home cannot negotiate with the termite and hope the termite will not eat their entire home. The termite must go if the home is to be preserved. If the world all pursued the truth instead of wishes of the truth a consensus of correct answers would be achieved. If every human being pursued the truth, they would all find the correct answers and incorrect answers. The only variations would be their path to that truth. But there are no arbitrary aspects to reality. A fact is a fact and those who wish for more taxes, for collective “group” thinking, who take no responsibility for the thoughts in their heads, are parasites to society. I am as sure of that concept as the sun in the sky causes daytime on earth. And taxes are not owed become some mystic fool not rooted in reality decides they have a right to legally rob me. Because that’s what taxes are, theft.
The Yes to Lakota Kids group formed by the No Lakota Levy group is proof that the community is willing to privately take care of aspects of education without the interference of the looters, the termites, who just wish to consume more and more of our community until there is nothing left. That is why there is so much anger at me for helping to start a group that does community good, because the do-gooders of education want monopoly power over community activity so they can justify their looting tendency. They don’t want community volunteerism because it shatters their false reality of self-importance. If we allow that to happen it is our fault for denying the destructive tendency of the termites. And the pro levy people who do not think for themselves, who believe what the “group” tells them, who fantasize that boycotting me, or “running me out-of-town” with some sort of peer pressure–as some of these idiots have proposed, are attempting to rally the parasites to destroy me because I am a threat to their nest of vermin.
To me, they are just insects. They do not think, they can not be reasoned with, and they will never ever stop till they are destroyed or they destroy. (Kind of sounds like a Terminator from the movie doesn’t it.) There is no consensus. There are only right answers and wrong answers and the most dangerous people on this planet are those who cannot distinguish between the two, and seek to use money to hide their ignorance. And that ignorance will not be tolerated. The more they push me, the angrier I will get, and I can promise you I won’t be the first to blink. It doesn’t matter if it’s 1 parasite, 5 parasites, 50 parasites, or 1 million. They’re all just insects of no thought to me, and have as much relevance as a termite.
