For those looking to speak their minds

Today (3/14/06) put up a yahoo forum at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/acall2action
so if you want to talk live to each other at any time, you can use the chatroom, or leave comments in the forum.
don

[earthspirit]

That's great Churchlithill, will consider this.

However, I have a question.

Re BUSH: If not during his first term, surely during the second term----- all we've heard is the people's disgust with, not only the Bush-man but, the whole Bush Klan!!!!
Why do you suppose that no impeachment process ever developed. Surely any person of any class could identify with a lack of or deficiency of some sorts in their lives since this idiot took office.

Are the people so scared??? Yet, since he took office-----all this reverance to 'the greatest generation that ever lived' (meaning his parents generation) as being the only generation that banned together to produce a change or something.
Why are people today NOT doing anything?
Why is no one even locally (in their community meetings) not voicing themselves?

Any comments, please!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Indred]

The American People are asleep and being kept asleep for, they believe, their own good. They will not wake up because they do not dare wake up. I believe they will never wake up. For all reasons of true change, they are dead.

[Bouncer]

And that is one reason, sadly, why pure democracy won't yet work in our beloved country. The price of democracy is constant vigilance, quick and decisive responses, and enough education and communication to keep all others informed on the important issues. Can we trust the majority of voters to do that? I rest my case.

See: http://www.whitehouse.gov/nsc/nss/2006
for POTUS' latest release; it seems self-evident to many that a full-scale assault will end in disappointment or possibly disaster for the allied forces; besides, Hussein was the softest target over there, so we stood a good chance of Turkey, Syria, Jordan ,et al leaving us alone.

But now the stakes are higher. :-o

Better to make it a SPECWAR operation, no?

Oh, almost forgot: watch the new release, CRASH for a little opinion on the present state of social engineering.
America is a victim of engineering, and here is an example:
It was published in a local paper that the Quakerbridge Mall in Lawrenceville, NJ, began playing classical music over the PA system for crowd control. The reason? Because the "undesirable elements" (read: black and hispanic teenagers with no money to spend) would find the music so disagreeable that they would not stay for very long. I hear that garlic works on them as well. Of course, the yuppie crowd with all kinds of credit won't be offended by Mozart, will they????

The first link won't work anymore, I changed the name of the room to AfterTheCollapse, what I wanted it named in the first place, but since I'm new to yahoo groups evidently I entered the name in the wrong box, the new link is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AfterTheCollapse/
Now I'm not trying to build a big forum site, I figured it was the easiest way to have a chat room, and that's it's main purpose.
don

[Bouncer]

There are many links that explore or report "audio beam" and "silent sound" techniques
http://adverlab.blogspot.com/2005/01/mind-control-hypersonic-sound.html

But to actually experience one of these in the field, who can say? Well, now I can!

I was at the Oxford Valley Mall yesterday morning. It was relatively quiet, with just a little muzak playing. When I went up the escalator to the restroom area, I passed through a "sound beam" that was obviously directed at the escalator passengers on their way upstairs!

This brings me to a conclusion: sound beam technology is probably used at many choke points in commercial venues. Choke points can include escalators, stairways, elevators, etc.

However, the escalator is uniquely suited for this technology because it keeps you MOVING: you can't just stay at one place long enough to be aware of it!

So, my humble advice is make sure that when you are speaking your mind you're really speaking YOUR mind! ;-)