[K-Dog]

@ K-Dog
Not a troll among us.
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This is one of the most troll free blogs I know of. How’s Kunstler?
His is one of the worst, IME.

Responding to V. Arnold

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It is hard to imagine a worse blog to comment on. As you may have noticed I leave few paw prints over there now. One wonders why Kunstler allows the situation to continue.

I’ll not try and convince here but commenting over there can be bad for ones health. There can be consequences. It is curious that the Twilight Zone was brought up this week in responding to a comment I made there. Anybody who has access to my Netflix account would know I’m currently working my way through all the original episodes right now. It is almost like trolls there know all about me and what I do.

I find contact with Kunstler’s blog can generate many strange coincidences. Men in black suits in blinding white shirts following you can be one of them. The type and degree of strange coincidences I experience I’m finding with time to be less frequent and less aggressive as I become better known and stay away from Kunstler’s blog more.

Get too clever with comments at Kunstler’s place and you can find yourself addressed by your own first name. Even if you are anonymous. That is a really freaky coincidence and it can really freak you out while your own immune system adjusts to the reality. A significant issue is anonymity. If you go to my web page and look carefully you can find out who I really am. Life got ‘better’ for me once I decided the real identity of K-Dog did not need to be a secret. Go to my ‘reading room’ and hover your mouse over CFN and you will find something interesting.

[K-Dog]

Everybody above me:

Ken Barrows
lessof
rapier
Jef Jelten
jmackenzie
Raleigh

Gets it. Not a troll among us. To overcome the constant rain of denial propaganda remember we are not alone. We are not crazy or deluded. If enough others can begin to see things as they really are. If we spread the word. The day may come when ambivalent apprehension happens in people who don’t understand and embrace dignified sustainability. Then what will be accepted as normal will be reversed.

[K-Dog]

We live in an era that no longer has a moral center. There is one out there but the noisy crowd does not have it. Tradition and religion in a thousand ways was dismissed as irrelevant. Without anything to replace traditions a faith in technology which rescues us from all problems emerged. Technology rules now men do not matter. It is a bargain that was made to escape the snare of poverty for technology provided an escape. It provided and the price was the soul of man. Technology changed men and as it changed them it took their soul. Men with souls would want future generations to survive. The faith men have in their god of technology is a blind faith and demands as a sacrifice ones soul.

In the second comment down Ken Barrows said “<i>99% of Americans feel the gravy train is endless</i>.” But then he betrays a sliver of the same affliction when he says. “<i>We think they’re wrong. Culture and media aside, what does that say about human nature</i>?”

There is no if about it. They are wrong and anybody who managed to pass a freshman level physics course with a decent grade knows that there is no doubt about it. They who passed and do not know have more than a sliver of the affliction.

Modern society literally beat it into our heads that we have to be meek sheep and accept contradictory information. Our place is to consume contribute and not to question the system because the holy tenet of efficiency is violated in doing so.

Now the quality of this social indoctrination is tested in the face of information which challenges the existing order. Rejection of this information will have fatal consequences so how will we decide? Will the decision to be good compliant citizens lead humanity to the grave or will consciousness of our situation forge a new way of life?

So far the ambivalent apprehension of taking a strong stand overwhelms and favors sacrificing future generations.

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