Words of a prophet: "Behold a Pale Horse"

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Permalink Reply by dontbotherme on July 15, 2008 at 10:41pm

I guess it just depends on how you want to look at things. You can look at the cup as half full, or you can look at it as half empty. You can rejoice in the good things and promote more good and more giving, and more service to others or wallow in all there is to worry about. I am not saying there is nothing to worry about, I am just suggesting there are ways to progress without wallowing. There are more forces that are helpful and good and trusting than those that are not. And that is my opinion.

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Permalink Reply by David C. Byers aka DC13 on July 15, 2008 at 11:04pm

why does trying to find out the truth equate with wallowing, the truth will set you free, everyone who tells the truth becomes a target and they've taken out plenty of them
Kennedy(s)
MLK
John Lennon
there is no such thing as coincidence
JFK was killed by the guy driving his car

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Permalink Reply by David C. Byers aka DC13 on July 15, 2008 at 11:13pm

i got that from another video i was watching from a speech he (William Cooper) gave back in 1991 to a gym full of highschool kids it looks like, nonetheless, pretty interesting stuff
i'm not wallowing in anything, i'm pretty much the happiest guy ever, i just need to have hope that someday people will come out of their denial and see things how they really are and work to change it instead of being afraid of it! i am wallowing in nothing, it is you who chooses to deny the truth as it really is with a misplaced trust in the powers of the world, join the rEvolution, it's a choice, wake up to the truth before its too late, you don't need to wallow in ignorance, but you choose to!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-729985813912005672

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Permalink Reply by dontbotherme on July 16, 2008 at 5:46am

I was invited here with the understanding that this was a forum where a person could put their thoughts down and that FREEDOM OF SPEECH was respected. I personally do not believe that everyone who tells the truth becomes a target. I believe SOME who tell the truth do, and others affect change like you are trying to do. I see one thing, you see another. It is part of the human condition to see the same thing from different points of view.

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Permalink Reply by phobosthenes on July 22, 2008 at 12:37pm

You speak alot about truth. What makes you so sure you know the truth? Sure, if you absolutely know exactly what is true all the time, you should share that with the world. But what if you are totally wrong and only believe you know the truth? As you can see on this website, not everyone agrees on everything. In police academies, the frequently do a test where they have a room full of police cadets hearing a lecture on something. A guy bursts into the room, assaults the teacher and runs out another door. They interview all the potential cops and get a completely different story from every one of them. Every single one of them whole-heartedly believes what they report. There is only one truth to what really happened. But just because somebody believes something, doesn't mean it is true. Be a skeptic.

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Permalink Reply by dontbotherme on July 16, 2008 at 5:54am

I completely agree with the MLK and John Lennon, but the film of Kennedy...I guess i don't see what you see in this. There are a zillion clips of this situation. Why would the guy driving his car kill him in the middle of a parade? This happened in my lifetime and I have never heard this line of thinking although there were plenty of other theories of conspiracy. Please don't take my thoughts as trying to challenge you. I am only trying to discuss which I can see others are allowed to do here.

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Permalink Reply by Pete on July 16, 2008 at 6:38am

I have had this discussion with myself! Do I want to find the truth and possibly aid in spreading fear and uncertainty or do I want to look on the bright side of everything. I sat and listened to the full 3 hours of William Cooper speaking a few months back and decided this wasn't a crank or a spook, but someone who had dedicated their life (and indeed it cost him his eventually) to trying to wake people up. I prefer his style to that of Alex Jones, but I concede they both do an important job. However, one can get caught in a web of negativity if thats all you are looking for. For example I blogged this week about President Assad of Syria announcing to the world at the meeting of Middle Eastern States in Paris, that "Peace was unavoidable"....an awesome statement! But I don't think any media picked up on it, because the media doesn't seem to deal in hope....

In regards to Kennedy, I'm not sure we'll ever know the definitive truth about the absolute details, but I think we all can agree that progress was dealt a blow that day, regardless of who pulled the trigger...

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Permalink Reply by Pete on July 16, 2008 at 6:48am

By the way....have I just wandered in on a family argument!!!!

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Permalink Reply by dontbotherme on July 16, 2008 at 11:18am

I enjoy debate and discussion in general and I think this is a nice place to toss around ideas and thoughts. And yes, I am mom. I did not notice a clause that said "LIVE, LOVE AND UNITE, unless you are mom" !?! I could disguise myself but then I do not have to be accountable for my statements. =)

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Permalink Reply by David C. Byers aka DC13 on July 17, 2008 at 7:43pm

you are as welcome as anyone else to contribute everything you'd like, but the reason this page is online, and the reason why i want people to come here is so that we can collectively at least get closer to the actual truth, it does not help anyone to continue down the path of confusion, delusion, and illusion

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Permalink Reply by David C. Byers aka DC13 on July 17, 2008 at 7:31pm

ok so i'm officially obsessed with this now, i think thats what its called when you've seen Zapruder 100x in a day...
anyways, regardless of WHO did it, the proof is certainly there that JFK was a victim of a conspiracy, he was openly opposed to the ways of the secret societies which run our entire planet from behind the scenes and they took him out... of course the driver was at least in on it, if he didn't pull the trigger, as you can see by him hitting the brakes and slowing down until he could confirm the "job was done" and he sped off. my original statement that he pulled the trigger (1 of the triggers) was based on some footage William Cooper showed which almost obviously showed Wiliam Greer secret service agent and driver of Kennedy's limo turn look at kennedy, face forward, then turn again while raising his left arm over his right shoulder and firing, upon further analysis all i can say is i don't know, the activities of the secret service we're very suspicious, especially the driver who seemed to linger until the assassination was complete, having allegience to the secret society to which we are all still unknowingly enslaved to
there is also no doubt that the fatal bullet that thrust Kennedy's head back could not have come from directly behind him as the Warren Commission claims

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Permalink Reply by David C. Byers aka DC13 on July 17, 2008 at 7:33pm

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