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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
When the rapture comes...
I could create an invisible army of 8 million men among you, from zero, on your dime, and with your own children. I'd only need two tools, both of which are readily available to me.
First, a charity of some kind; and second, the concept of educational perennialism. I would abuse your compassion, accept your kind donations, and spend that money on promoting my other message. As my message caught on more money would roll in from my new followers, along with more reverence for my cover cause.
If just 1 percent of your 400 million person population goes along with my training program and puts two children into it, you would have 8 million merciless homegrown soldiers on your doorstep within 15 years. On the other hand I could also import them from overseas on your dime, and you might never see it coming.
Details of the fact follow:
This is the Wikipedia page for this educational perennialism concept. I could use any other socially prepared foundational term that works for me. I would just have to fit it into my model. It's really only the screen or curtain, if you think of the saw the lady in half trick.
The concept is extremely flexible, yet has good bearing and strong foundations for the name and quote people. We need better education everyone already agrees we are not serving our children properly, and the term perennial fits in well with the lifelong learning idea.
This is the low down on EP:
This is the rationale piece, everlasting importance to all people. This statement basically tells people look up, the left hand says the future is the past. What are the people going to say in response? While they are figuring that out I move on to step 2.
This was so elegant I had to use this EP concept for something. They're saying is F the Facts, it's the principles we need to focus on. How many details of a fact makes it a new fact? Water is wet or frozen, fresh or salt, potable or not. Is salt water still water? Is still water really water? Is water ice water or ice? Yes, no, who cares! F teh F!
It's the principles we are focused on. Water is one potential receiver-transmitter of wave energy, later we'll talk about waves.
A more detailed reiteration of four.
Liberal topics first: Some sort of canon of history books to teach you how you are, once you know how they were and could be. They might mean art for all I care, and intend to teach your kids how to paint and play music first, then math and reading. Music is math plus system, so it might actually help.
I can use it otherwise, liberal topics first is a very, very flexible concept.
Workers second if at all. Most of us recognize that we have an economic structure that leaves people out in the cold unless they have acquired a desirable skill set.
By accepting this type of educational model you have just given me and my team permission to teach your children how people are first and then the skills they need to actually survive. At that point survival will mean do as I say.
We have done this by subjugating survival skills training into this interesting and tidy term "vocational." This was actually done before my time, but it's still a useful and ongoing idea. The subjugation of this type of knowledge is easier now than it was then, because desirable skills in the current job market might mean something totally different next week than it did last year.
Vocational, it sounds like vocal, like this is where we train professional talkers, vocational school. Sure, we'll teach you how to feed yourself, after we're done talking.
I personally would want to deliver this with a big revival to spark interest in the church and put the people that come in to see what it's about into service for me. It's easy to type people for what they're willing to do for you, as a ministry. This is Cultism 101.
Cult leaders are tool users also; remember this. They use sensory deprivation and bombardment, drugs, starvation/enforced fasting, hypnosis, strong threats and happily give proofs of their willingness to follow through on them.
They use these tools on children as well as adults. These things will stay with your children as they grow up. The reactions they have are uncertain, unless they've been trained and accepted a particular response to reiteration of impulses given while under the influence of these techniques.
I could easily put a happy face on this, something that looks very high-minded, kind, and far thinking, while using the exact same language to invite those who also desire unnatural power to join me. This also allows me to be overtly religious, while not alarming the secularists too much.
In fact, with a second team I could bring the secular people right in with the religious ones, with the same intended outcome for the work. They both have a branch of this EP concept, so it would not catch the attention of the non-religious as something unusual. It might be made to sound like common sense.
Power-hungry people can be any way you are, hippies, businessmen, church-focused, soccer moms, atheists. They do whatever it takes to fit in with your group then add their weird ideas to yours as you become used to them.
Sometimes they act superior to you and see if it sticks. If and when someone believes they are superior, they go back and look at what worked to cause that thinking in that person. Then they just push it along with minor adjustments until everybody agrees and accepts it as truth.
The outward message could be something as simple and unoffensive as "we should get along," while pointing at some horror elsewhere. When you notice the same thing is happening at home, they get right out in front of it so you think it's being taken care of.
If you continue to complain, they point to incorrect reasons, individual persons (the blame game), and invalid solutions to the problem itself. Before the non-cult people manage their case-full of undesirable options, the Lord's Army is marching down the street with no resistance. They own your place and your stuff, start over (from infant for those that believe in reincarnation, atheists to nil, all others to the back of the line).
When the rapture comes, can we have your stuff?
First, a charity of some kind; and second, the concept of educational perennialism. I would abuse your compassion, accept your kind donations, and spend that money on promoting my other message. As my message caught on more money would roll in from my new followers, along with more reverence for my cover cause.
If just 1 percent of your 400 million person population goes along with my training program and puts two children into it, you would have 8 million merciless homegrown soldiers on your doorstep within 15 years. On the other hand I could also import them from overseas on your dime, and you might never see it coming.
Details of the fact follow:
This is the Wikipedia page for this educational perennialism concept. I could use any other socially prepared foundational term that works for me. I would just have to fit it into my model. It's really only the screen or curtain, if you think of the saw the lady in half trick.
The concept is extremely flexible, yet has good bearing and strong foundations for the name and quote people. We need better education everyone already agrees we are not serving our children properly, and the term perennial fits in well with the lifelong learning idea.
This is the low down on EP:
1. Perennialists believe that one should teach the things that one deems to be of everlasting importance to all people everywhere.
This is the rationale piece, everlasting importance to all people. This statement basically tells people look up, the left hand says the future is the past. What are the people going to say in response? While they are figuring that out I move on to step 2.
2. They believe that the most important topics develop a person.I agree. If educators say something is important I expect a fair portion of the people will listen and take a note for the future. An educator said this was important and they don't want to sound uneducated. You would want to carefully insert your messages as important ones. Remember this: Your Message Here
3. Since details of fact change constantly, these cannot be the most important. Therefore, one should teach principles, not facts.An amazing spinning sentence that delivers the concept, "do not teach facts."
This was so elegant I had to use this EP concept for something. They're saying is F the Facts, it's the principles we need to focus on. How many details of a fact makes it a new fact? Water is wet or frozen, fresh or salt, potable or not. Is salt water still water? Is still water really water? Is water ice water or ice? Yes, no, who cares! F teh F!
It's the principles we are focused on. Water is one potential receiver-transmitter of wave energy, later we'll talk about waves.
4. Since people are human, one should teach first about humans, not machines or techniques.Funny, since people are human I assume they are already experts on humans. Not only do they know them, they are one. However, I could absolutely teach them about these people and those people, and make them see the difference.
5. Since people are people first, and workers second if at all, one should teach liberal topics first, not vocational topics.
A more detailed reiteration of four.
Liberal topics first: Some sort of canon of history books to teach you how you are, once you know how they were and could be. They might mean art for all I care, and intend to teach your kids how to paint and play music first, then math and reading. Music is math plus system, so it might actually help.
I can use it otherwise, liberal topics first is a very, very flexible concept.
Workers second if at all. Most of us recognize that we have an economic structure that leaves people out in the cold unless they have acquired a desirable skill set.
By accepting this type of educational model you have just given me and my team permission to teach your children how people are first and then the skills they need to actually survive. At that point survival will mean do as I say.
We have done this by subjugating survival skills training into this interesting and tidy term "vocational." This was actually done before my time, but it's still a useful and ongoing idea. The subjugation of this type of knowledge is easier now than it was then, because desirable skills in the current job market might mean something totally different next week than it did last year.
Vocational, it sounds like vocal, like this is where we train professional talkers, vocational school. Sure, we'll teach you how to feed yourself, after we're done talking.
I personally would want to deliver this with a big revival to spark interest in the church and put the people that come in to see what it's about into service for me. It's easy to type people for what they're willing to do for you, as a ministry. This is Cultism 101.
Cult leaders are tool users also; remember this. They use sensory deprivation and bombardment, drugs, starvation/enforced fasting, hypnosis, strong threats and happily give proofs of their willingness to follow through on them.
They use these tools on children as well as adults. These things will stay with your children as they grow up. The reactions they have are uncertain, unless they've been trained and accepted a particular response to reiteration of impulses given while under the influence of these techniques.
I could easily put a happy face on this, something that looks very high-minded, kind, and far thinking, while using the exact same language to invite those who also desire unnatural power to join me. This also allows me to be overtly religious, while not alarming the secularists too much.
In fact, with a second team I could bring the secular people right in with the religious ones, with the same intended outcome for the work. They both have a branch of this EP concept, so it would not catch the attention of the non-religious as something unusual. It might be made to sound like common sense.
Power-hungry people can be any way you are, hippies, businessmen, church-focused, soccer moms, atheists. They do whatever it takes to fit in with your group then add their weird ideas to yours as you become used to them.
Sometimes they act superior to you and see if it sticks. If and when someone believes they are superior, they go back and look at what worked to cause that thinking in that person. Then they just push it along with minor adjustments until everybody agrees and accepts it as truth.
The outward message could be something as simple and unoffensive as "we should get along," while pointing at some horror elsewhere. When you notice the same thing is happening at home, they get right out in front of it so you think it's being taken care of.
If you continue to complain, they point to incorrect reasons, individual persons (the blame game), and invalid solutions to the problem itself. Before the non-cult people manage their case-full of undesirable options, the Lord's Army is marching down the street with no resistance. They own your place and your stuff, start over (from infant for those that believe in reincarnation, atheists to nil, all others to the back of the line).
When the rapture comes, can we have your stuff?
Friday, August 26, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
The Power You Need; The Name You Trust
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Before You Switch Your Child
Please consider what the long-term effects might be. Consider your responsibility to their success and health before you begin. Success is not the ability to obey you at all times.
In my opinion, as a parent my job was to help my son become a capable and happy adult, and to help him find the good stuff. In turn, he showed me the new things, it was a wonderful experience. It's not easy. You find all you do is keep them from jumping off cliffs, for the most part.
Hey, I've seen that one, careful... slow down, have a good look first.
The world we were all born into can be strange and difficult, and we as adults don't always know our own way around things, so it's hard to give good directions to success to your children.
A beating won't help. A beating is not a swat on the butt, "stop that, go to your room. I'll deal with you in a minute," because you needed immediate control of the situation.
Beating of children from my experience is a long-lasting, regular and/or ritualized process. (meaning there are specific tools, repeated phrases, and tested techniques that are repeatedly used and quantified for results). They do suggest you use it regularly, not as a response to a specific case of misbehavior.
One good way to tell if it was the folks I knew: Does the child look like they were attacked with a Cuisinart? That's probably them.
Abuse like this has strange aftershock-like ramifications from the child's point of view, in mind and body. It is not possible to make them a better person by abusing them.
Before I explain what it's like, let me say I love my mother. She taught me patience, love, empathy, understanding, yoga, and how to inquire rather than fear. When you do that the ball is in your own court. I knew she wanted me to be happy in life; she made sure I knew it. She was paralyzed and in the hospital when this was happening. When she got out it got fixed.
They begin with a very sharp, shocking set of blows. You tense your muscles as a natural reaction. You expect the entire whipping to be that tough, but after a few strong smacks you become numb in the area they're hitting.
I was expected not to cry, complain, or speak of the process at all. If you cry, they cover your mouth or push your face into a pillow, which makes it difficult to breathe. I had seen this done to others and expected it if I cried out.
You will absolutely learn not to express your pain to them. It's useless to cry out, nobody will help you in any way. The truth is, expression of pain encourages them to hit you harder.
Twenty to thirty minutes into the session the world turns to red and shadow. Sounds in general become terribly distorted, and a hollow roaring begins in your head.
They said that the roaring was the devil was speaking to me. So, mentally I tried to ignore the noise at first and asked god for help. Then I started to feel detached. There was nothing I could do to stop the process. Even if you wear one out, they'll pass you to the next one.
The new caner's arm is always fresh, and they will usually pick a new spot, as the various areas become numb. The front above the waist was off limits. So, only the back, legs, butt and feet (tops and bottoms) were the acceptable targets.
After a while you forget what the world was like without pain. You forget who you are, who they are, everything but the searing in your body and the terrible roaring in your head like a wind tunnel.
You're not sure where the lash is. It's everywhere at once. It's the air on your skin. It's like the Balrog is attacking you.
When the cold comes you black out. I don't know if they continue to beat you after that.
The world is blurry red and shadow for days afterward, literally it looks like red and various shades of brown-gray and black there are no other colors. The sky is brown-gray. You body is full of spiky sensations like knives stuck in you.
You DO NOT SQUIRM. You barely sit, unless they got your feet. In which case, you have to decide between the feet and the butt as to what pain you can tolerate better. The roaring in your head comes and goes. You move carefully, but not so carefully that it shows.
After a week, five days maybe, the world starts to sharpen up, but now it's just black and white or brown and yellow. It's not like TV there are not that many shades of gray. The roaring is much less frequent. The pain is more like bone pain than superficial or muscular.
Over the next few days the nerve endings start coming back to life, so you get the sensation of little electric shocks and springs popping in various muscles that used to be numb on the surface. In 10 days or so you can see color again, but the world is progressively darker each time they beat you.
The bruises go from blue to purple, then they turn yellow in the middle. It was scary when they turned green. You fear gangrene if you know what it is.
Your view of the world changes over time, visually and mentally. It's blurry, out of frame, as if you're not really in it for years after it stops. You don't get this way the first time, at least I didn't. It's a cumulative effect.
You begin to want to destroy things, just to get them away from you so you can have a moment's peace (if i could just get rid of this whatever it is I'd be fine). It's not like a childish fit of anger, it's a cold gnawing sensation.
You don't cry. You don't laugh. You fear. You only feel empowered by your ability not to feel anything, physical or emotional, pain or pleasure. You need to become a blank slate for them. That is the demand.
Years later, if you're not like them, you're likely to think destroying yourself might be the answer. We did, but you're not supposed to hurt your family like that - besides, you could have just let them kill you back then.
The process instills a very strong soldier-like response and stiff self-control, but like you are barely hanging on to your aggression. You need the self-control, so you don't do to anyone else what they did to you. You feel you are removing your links to humanity to escape transgression.
It forces a kind of "resistance is futile" point of view on you, as if they've stolen something from you that you can't retrieve. This is particularly true if you see them in public and they are doing well. Depending on the cult, they will probably have minders come and go to check on you if they had you as a young one.
After you've been beaten enough times the sensation of pain itself starts to change shape. You get used to it and you change your reaction to it. It's a sharp knife, that you think you might also like to use for yourself, even if you're not sure how to use it yet, because you really know nothing else.
Later they would have introduced me to proper emotional responses by the book, whatever they meant by that. I don't remember what the name of the book was, thought I'm pretty sure they meant literally by the book.
They didn't get that far. My mother removed them as much as she could and allowed me to find my own way back to natural emotional responses.
Monday, August 22, 2011
The Harvest
All things come from seeds
The seeds
(thought and words)
become the harvest
of another's interpretation
The seeds
(thought and words)
become the harvest
of another's interpretation
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Support and Counseling
Hotlines:
National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center - For Americans experiencing domestic violence while living overseas. Phone: Crisis Line: 866-USWOMEN (879-6636)
Websites:
TheHotline.org
ChildWelfare.gov
HUD.gov - Links to Local Government Services and Non-profit Agencies listed by state
WomensHealth.gov Advocacy and support resources Listed by State with additional information and resources on-site.
Help for Abused and Battered Women - Domestic Violence Shelters, Support, and Protection - Scroll to the section titled "If you are being abused, remember:" and continue reading, it's helpful information if you want to help someone.
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence - Mainly political advocacy and social awareness building at this link. Don't go to the main site for physical help. The different state coalitions have the emergency contacts and resources for families on their sites:
State Coalition/Network Links
Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Alaska Network on Domestic and Sexual Violence
Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence
California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence
Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence - No
Services at this site
Kansas State Hotline 888-363-2287
Help Change Kansas offers additional resources.
Kentucky Domestic Violence Association
Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Maine Coalition To End Domestic Violence
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Minnesota Coalition For Battered Women
Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Montana Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
Nebraska Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Coalition
Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence
New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women
New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence. They don't have any numbers to call on this site. The focus is on advocacy, awareness and training.
Use the National Domestic Violence Hotline for crisis 1−800−799−SAFE(7233) or TTY 1−800−787−3224
New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence
North Dakota Council on Abused Women’s Services
Ohio Domestic Violence Network
Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
South Dakota Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
Tennessee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Texas Council On Family Violence
Utah Domestic Violence Council
Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Washington State Native American Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault
West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Please feel free to suggest support and counseling links or phone numbers to add this list. We will continue to add more, also.
National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center - For Americans experiencing domestic violence while living overseas. Phone: Crisis Line: 866-USWOMEN (879-6636)
Websites:
TheHotline.org
ChildWelfare.gov
HUD.gov - Links to Local Government Services and Non-profit Agencies listed by state
WomensHealth.gov Advocacy and support resources Listed by State with additional information and resources on-site.
Help for Abused and Battered Women - Domestic Violence Shelters, Support, and Protection - Scroll to the section titled "If you are being abused, remember:" and continue reading, it's helpful information if you want to help someone.
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence - Mainly political advocacy and social awareness building at this link. Don't go to the main site for physical help. The different state coalitions have the emergency contacts and resources for families on their sites:
State Coalition/Network Links
Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Alaska Network on Domestic and Sexual Violence
Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence
California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence
DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence
Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence - No
Services at this site
Kansas State Hotline 888-363-2287
Help Change Kansas offers additional resources.
Kentucky Domestic Violence Association
Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Maine Coalition To End Domestic Violence
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Minnesota Coalition For Battered Women
Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Montana Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
Nebraska Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Coalition
Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence
New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women
New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence. They don't have any numbers to call on this site. The focus is on advocacy, awareness and training.
Use the National Domestic Violence Hotline for crisis 1−800−799−SAFE(7233) or TTY 1−800−787−3224
New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence
North Dakota Council on Abused Women’s Services
Ohio Domestic Violence Network
Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
South Dakota Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
Tennessee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Texas Council On Family Violence
Utah Domestic Violence Council
Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Washington State Native American Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault
West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Please feel free to suggest support and counseling links or phone numbers to add this list. We will continue to add more, also.
Safe Shelter
Safe Shelters
If the shelter is being run by a closed group it is not a safe shelter. If the program is open to volunteers, then it is up to the volunteers to make it safe, and they usually will. More eyes spot dangerous things and unusual behavior more quickly. They are there to help, not control.
Volunteer 211 and most other groups do want volunteers. That is how they manage to do what they do.
Dial 211 - 2-1-1 is the national abbreviated dialing code for free confidential access to health and human services.
Blatant Plug: You can also dial 211 to volunteer.
Homeless Shelter Directory - Click your state on the map, then scroll down. They have them listed by city.
ShelterListings.org - Click on your state name, then on your county name on the right, scroll down for the listings.
NationalHomeless.org
WomenCareShelter.org
An alphabetical listing of links to Available Resources and Information from the various states from HUD dot gov
State Specific
Washington DC Shelters and Soup Kitchens
Housing Idaho - - Housing Idaho has links to regional services on the left
Iowa State Resources
United Way of Kansas
State of Louisiana Resources
MassachusettsHomeless.org The links on the bottom left give you the phone numbers of regional organizations that can help
Montana Homeless Services
HELP of Southern Nevada
Home 4 Hope in New Hampshire
New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness
Apparently the problem of Homelessness has been resolved by Workforce Partners in Oregon, at least according to HUD. Congratulations...
Unless, of course, they have merely provided this s-sp-am to the rescue. In which case, I'm sure there are other resources they haven't thought of.
Please feel free to suggest known safe shelters, particularly if you have personal experience with one, additional links and telephone numbers. We will also try to add more.
If the shelter is being run by a closed group it is not a safe shelter. If the program is open to volunteers, then it is up to the volunteers to make it safe, and they usually will. More eyes spot dangerous things and unusual behavior more quickly. They are there to help, not control.
Volunteer 211 and most other groups do want volunteers. That is how they manage to do what they do.
Dial 211 - 2-1-1 is the national abbreviated dialing code for free confidential access to health and human services.
Blatant Plug: You can also dial 211 to volunteer.
Homeless Shelter Directory - Click your state on the map, then scroll down. They have them listed by city.
ShelterListings.org - Click on your state name, then on your county name on the right, scroll down for the listings.
NationalHomeless.org
WomenCareShelter.org
An alphabetical listing of links to Available Resources and Information from the various states from HUD dot gov
State Specific
Washington DC Shelters and Soup Kitchens
Housing Idaho - - Housing Idaho has links to regional services on the left
Iowa State Resources
United Way of Kansas
State of Louisiana Resources
MassachusettsHomeless.org The links on the bottom left give you the phone numbers of regional organizations that can help
Montana Homeless Services
HELP of Southern Nevada
Home 4 Hope in New Hampshire
New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness
Apparently the problem of Homelessness has been resolved by Workforce Partners in Oregon, at least according to HUD. Congratulations...
Unless, of course, they have merely provided this s-sp-am to the rescue. In which case, I'm sure there are other resources they haven't thought of.
Please feel free to suggest known safe shelters, particularly if you have personal experience with one, additional links and telephone numbers. We will also try to add more.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
A 7-Year Old Child Was Murdered
I took 7 hours to kill her. Somehow, the cult members claim this is what their god expects them to do. Implicitly that means that's what their god expects YOU to do.
Their apologists in this practice say these particular parents just lost control. It went on for a number of days with prayer breaks, and 7 Hours of actual beating. You don't "lose control" for hours and days with prayers in-between.
Are this one child's sisters and brothers going to be adopted by more people like them? How many more children are living in environments like this? Some of them recommend beating children as young as 5 months.
This is from Observe To Do Dot Com
Typesetting choices are mine; the words are theirs
At five months, she was too unknowing to be punished for disobedience. But for her own good (and our peace of mind), we attempted to train her not to climb the stairs by coordinating the voice command of “No” with little spats on her bare legs.
The switch was a twelve-inch long, one-eighth-inch diameter sprig from a willow tree... She had assumed the association of the painful switch to the stairs and my command. I had communicated to her my will and my resolve.
Personally, I don't think this child will ever trust their parents with anything as they're growing up. The parents are now a source of pain, rather than a source of solutions and comfortable space to just be (outside the impression of friends and rivals). It sounds like a nightmare waiting to happen.
If Lydia, or any of the other child victims, had been adults the perpetrators probably would have gotten the death penalty, life in prison in the most liberal states, for torturing someone to death
On the other hand, if the district attorney where they live was a friend, they might have walked away with nothing. In a small town it would have sounded like silence.
Nothing ever happens in those places.
Are they making case law for lenient sentencing in their child murder cases and creating acceptance for themselves? Hey, we're just abusers, not killers, it's not that bad...
What is the Meaning and Purpose of Life?
To be loved, learn, experience, expand and find joy in the creation that you are part of. Every child knows this, unless we teach them otherwise.
What do you think?
What do you think?
A Spiritual Emergency
Christians: Who are these people?
You appear to be worshiping a book from my outsider's point of view. A book that's been rewritten several times to boot.
God speaks to everyone the same in their heart. It's easy to hear. You don't even have to know how to read, you're born able to receive the blessing.
Do you like it for yourself, does it bring you joy? Okay, then that is the selection you should offer to others... in everything including your own behavior. Your children will be like you are, so be careful... you're going to get old some day, you'll probably want fond memories.
You can't really control any one else anyway, unless you want to stand on top of them and force them to act according to your rule always... which sounds like a ridiculous amount of work. You can teach them if you've found something that works well for you. A lot of people will demand proof, so be prepared.
That Theonomy thing (apparently another rude Calvinist perspective), sounds way too much like Theosophy to me. Maybe they should choose a different name. I thought the Christians claimed the Theosophy folk were... heathens.
I feel compelled to whisper to someone, wait... honey, I think some of those people they've been arresting are satanists. I know about them... you probably don't.
They keep children in cages like you keep cans on the shelf. I know, I've seen them and been in one. It should be easy to spot them. They enjoy causing agony to others, primarily. They can call themselves anything they like. The devil lies, you know.
The ones I knew did. One was the pastor of a local church during the day. He liked to burn children to death. It was his favorite excitement. He took his work as god's representative a little to literally. He knew people, if you know what I mean.
People like that are raised in an environment that makes them that way. They saw and were forced to participate in horrendous things at a very young age, usually after pain-based training. It appears they only feel empowered when they are injuring something else.
We need to talk about this as a world, or at least amongst ourselves. There should be a limit to pseudo-political tolerance for extremist views like this. Most of us are rational, and don't accept this type of behavior. It's illegal. We need to enforce the law.
Religion is just a cover for these people, like an apron or a veil. They use it to keep you from seeing how they really are. If you fall for it, you're on the ground with a black bag over your head, and in chains.
You can't let these crazy, violent people raise children. That's why we have child services at all. Do you want to be the one who gave permission to the man who had his sons tie their sister to a futon frame, to be beaten into a coma?
These people are sociopathic. They are not concerned with their eternal souls, or yours. They just want to force a lot of weird ideas down your psychological throat. If you're willing to accept it as normal, or unable to stop them from creating acceptance for themselves, they'll be everywhere.
They make more like themselves by enforcing obedience, and then forcing participation, which eventually makes the person feel re-empowered. The hardcore ones will just kill those that don't comply and give their will over to them.
Does this sound over the top to you? You would not believe how much I have toned this down. How many of them does it take before it's an emergency? They're putting a Christian label on child abuse and any number of other things most of us are unwilling to tolerate.
How many of them are there?
How many of you are following them, because you've been convinced that their ugly rhetoric and dangerous teachings are the word of god, the Infinite Being, and universal creative force?
Are we the only ones who see this, due to unusual exposure?
- A revival leader who kicks an elderly woman in the face, now hopes to soon be returned to the pulpit
- A minister who suggests you beat your children into submission with a switch
- A father who poured acid down a child's throat to remove the "witch" from their midst under a pastor's direction
- Missionaries that claim to be supporting first responders in emergencies, while actually abducting children, saying the children need and are going to better homes (these got back to their regular homes)
- People who suggest women should submit to men, rather than being treated as equal persons
- People who want to reverse hard-fought battles of law against child-labor and slavery as if we didn't have enough problems
- People attempting to usurp the common sense of loving parents, with outrageous recommendations created by their so-called experts
- Groups that expect unquestioning obedience to their personal version of deity from anyone that lives in their community - which they appear to this is the whole US. What about the rest of us?
You appear to be worshiping a book from my outsider's point of view. A book that's been rewritten several times to boot.
God speaks to everyone the same in their heart. It's easy to hear. You don't even have to know how to read, you're born able to receive the blessing.
Do you like it for yourself, does it bring you joy? Okay, then that is the selection you should offer to others... in everything including your own behavior. Your children will be like you are, so be careful... you're going to get old some day, you'll probably want fond memories.
You can't really control any one else anyway, unless you want to stand on top of them and force them to act according to your rule always... which sounds like a ridiculous amount of work. You can teach them if you've found something that works well for you. A lot of people will demand proof, so be prepared.
That Theonomy thing (apparently another rude Calvinist perspective), sounds way too much like Theosophy to me. Maybe they should choose a different name. I thought the Christians claimed the Theosophy folk were... heathens.
I feel compelled to whisper to someone, wait... honey, I think some of those people they've been arresting are satanists. I know about them... you probably don't.
They keep children in cages like you keep cans on the shelf. I know, I've seen them and been in one. It should be easy to spot them. They enjoy causing agony to others, primarily. They can call themselves anything they like. The devil lies, you know.
The ones I knew did. One was the pastor of a local church during the day. He liked to burn children to death. It was his favorite excitement. He took his work as god's representative a little to literally. He knew people, if you know what I mean.
People like that are raised in an environment that makes them that way. They saw and were forced to participate in horrendous things at a very young age, usually after pain-based training. It appears they only feel empowered when they are injuring something else.
We need to talk about this as a world, or at least amongst ourselves. There should be a limit to pseudo-political tolerance for extremist views like this. Most of us are rational, and don't accept this type of behavior. It's illegal. We need to enforce the law.
Religion is just a cover for these people, like an apron or a veil. They use it to keep you from seeing how they really are. If you fall for it, you're on the ground with a black bag over your head, and in chains.
You can't let these crazy, violent people raise children. That's why we have child services at all. Do you want to be the one who gave permission to the man who had his sons tie their sister to a futon frame, to be beaten into a coma?
These people are sociopathic. They are not concerned with their eternal souls, or yours. They just want to force a lot of weird ideas down your psychological throat. If you're willing to accept it as normal, or unable to stop them from creating acceptance for themselves, they'll be everywhere.
They make more like themselves by enforcing obedience, and then forcing participation, which eventually makes the person feel re-empowered. The hardcore ones will just kill those that don't comply and give their will over to them.
Does this sound over the top to you? You would not believe how much I have toned this down. How many of them does it take before it's an emergency? They're putting a Christian label on child abuse and any number of other things most of us are unwilling to tolerate.
How many of them are there?
How many of you are following them, because you've been convinced that their ugly rhetoric and dangerous teachings are the word of god, the Infinite Being, and universal creative force?
Are we the only ones who see this, due to unusual exposure?
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