training exercises

Aug 12, 2004, 3:24 AM ET2 posts by 2 posters
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The Flavored Coffee Guy

Geeze, I can't believe that these guys actually use the newspapers to post want ads. Would believe that they've launched their exercises inside the public libraries of all places? Oh, how would I prove this? Hmm. If that were excessively easy, and overly obvious. The results do show but, how many people do you know that will actually scan over a library, and then years do so again? It does show some religious beliefs are upheld by the individuals in charge of these little hand offs that are supposed to go un-noticed. The point of it being harmless, or insignificant, doesn't change the facts. I suppose my question should be, is love patriotizm? Is that what information controls are going to turn it into?

Okay, go to the poetry section of a real Public Library. Then count the books, and place them into two catagories. One that contains military poetry, the other has none. Once you get done, you'll notice that only about 1/10th are love poems.

www.poetry-archive.com/collections/16th_century_dramatists.html http://eir.library.utoronto.ca/rpo/display/indextitle.html

If a world were trained to kill before anything else in life, when there is a time of peace, law, order, and justice, there will only be division among those who trianed for nothing else. When religion includes it, the method of worship becomes the issue after the religion achieves dominance. This is proven by the history bound by the dark ages. Which, lead to the pilgrims who colonized America. What this really means, is that war without reason, is spawned from training to fight. In Rome, that was gladiatorizm. It never fails, in all of history, they train to fight, then go to war. When there is no enemy, they find one, or become conquerors. Never fails.

redc1c4The Flavored Coffee Guy

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