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A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual doom.
religious households, generally, produce more intelligent people than secular ones. "There's an invisible man in the sky who tells me what to do...
That was a lot of blood on that white horse. A good half-pint, at least.
Ego must serve SOUL. Read this here by a SOTT poster yesterday. "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson"
"it is meant to encourage men to come back to Ukraine" It actually sounds more like a threat than encouragement.
I read through all KRB and wrote, :O goodness, and all this before breakfast. ๐ Here is my synthesis. Nature is relationship. Relationship of...
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One would guess that one meth heavy batch got dumped back into the main supply/tank/syrup by someone trying to avoid being busted at the plant.
It is also a perfect example of the casualties of innocents coming from the very nature of 'our' 'Drug War' (on people.)
If Crystal Meth was legal (and it is, but that's another story) there would be no black market for it. The US could put warnings on it, (like it does on Alcohol and Cigs which are each more deadly, in present realities)... but of course, if you read the post above interviewing Doug Valentine you'll see how the PTB's CIA does not want legalization, and thus it's not even allowed on the table of discussion,
That flashes me back to a line / scene in the stupid pro drug war movie, 'Traffic.' There, (as I recall, as I could only tolerate it once - and barely even that), the 'Good Guy Drug Czar (oxymoron granted) asks his fellow 'good guy' people,(id.) if any have any answers about how to fix the problem of illegal drugs, "no answers/ideas are off limits" and they sadly sit in silence for a pregnant 40? seconds??? (with, 'tragically' sniff* 'no answer' and only sighs...) and NOT A ONE says, 'Why don't we simply legalize and tax the stuff? I KNOW I'm not the only one who's screamed that at the stupid scene.)
R.C.