I'm wary of globalization.

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Friday April 13, 2007 · 3:40 PM PDT

2007/04/13 · 15:40

I’m not a pro or against globalization person. Having an attitude like that is just too simplistic. However I am wary of globalization.

I think the US is too bold and reckless about globalization. I think AMERICANS ARE NAIVE. I have to admit it, Americans are kind but they are naive. Otherwise, how could 9/11 have happened.

The Democrats opposed the Dubai Port deal and I think the Democrats should oppose the NAFTA superhighway and the North American Union. At least the Republican (Bush’s) idea for it.

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John Edwards signed my iBook...

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Saturday March 24, 2007 · 11:00 AM PDT

2007/03/24 · 11:00

...and my wife’s cell phone.

I asked John Edwards to sign my ibook when most people in line were just getting his/her "HOME" book signed.

To preserve the signature I put packing tape over it. He signed it with a sharpie which is permanent but it will still rub off.

John Edward’s Hair video on youtube is hilarious. Those expressions he makes are just silly. John Edwards is such a metrosexual. Both him and Kerry are really into their hair. Kerry gets $1000 haircuts, Edwards spends two hours in front of the mirror. I just hope that when he becomes president he abandons this behavior. I don’t want my president to spend so much time trying to look good.

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We're living in a nightmare and I want to wake up

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Thursday March 22, 2007 · 10:32 AM PDT

2007/03/22 · 10:32

Since the fall of 2000 I feel like I’ve been dreaming. I feel a sense of unreality and fear that you feel when you have a nightmare. I want to wake up from the nightmare but I know in fact that it will get much worse before I wake up. This dream will come to a catastrophic finally, and then we can wake up.

I know there are many who feel this. I am wondering how long it will take. How long will it take to pass. 10 years, 20 years, 30.....

When we have a new president in 2008, we will be able to breathe a small... small sigh of relief, but this relief is only temporary. While this guy was in office he made a lot of trouble. Trouble that will take a long time to repair.

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Wednesday March 21, 2007 · 8:07 AM PDT

2007/03/21 · 08:07

This a follow up on my previous post. I feel that not enough people are talking about this.

This is going to happen. We are going to have a North American Union unless the conservatives can be stopped. The council on foreign relations which published the magazine called Foreign Affairs that you might find in a B&N magazine section has for years been strategizing on the creation of a North American Union. The rumors were verified at the summit meeting that Bush had with Paul Martin and Vicente Fox at Bush’s ranch in Texas. Another summit meeting took place in 2005. These meetings, I think, are taking place annually. (link: http://www.whitehouse.gov/... )

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The North American Union starts in Laredo, Texas

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Monday March 19, 2007 · 9:28 PM PDT

2007/03/19 · 21:28

Last summer I found out about the NASCO superhighway for the first time. The idea inspired me to research it further and I found out it was part of the plan to create a North American Union.

At that time I was involved in some local grassroots historic preservation efforts here in New York and I thought it would be interesting to document the places that are in the NASCO corridor’s path of destruction.

I went to Texas last summer to document the town of Laredo, the future breaking ground of the superhighway. I had a friend who lived at a ranch not too far away and I stayed at his place. I had also gone to one of the TTC meetings shown by its organizer. The Trans-Texas Corridor is the first part of the NASCO superhighway and it runs from Laredo, Texas to the border of Oklahoma. After documenting Laredo and interviewing DOT officials I had put together the following video.

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Sunday September 10, 2006 · 10:19 AM PDT

2006/09/10 · 10:19

(also posted on my blog, the thedemoprotestant.com)

The evolution of the political order of our world is the progression toward greater unity across greater space. This is sometimes achieved by peaceful means, such as in the case of the American Union of States, the EU, and the United Nations. Sometimes unions are forced by violent conquest, such as in the case of the Roman Empire, Napoleon, or Fascism.

The evolution toward greater political order is achieved diplomatically or by the advancement of technologies. Transportation and communication allow for cultures to diffuse and for peaceful trading of resources between nations.

As political unification, communication, and transportation move the world toward greater hegemony, the last barriers dividing mankind will be geographic barriers. The last obstacle to ground transportation and electronic communication are the oceans, which will be the final barrier dividing cultures. Read More

Is ANN COULTER related to MARILYN MANSON?

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Saturday September 09, 2006 · 1:05 PM PDT

2006/09/09 · 13:05

Can they be relatives? They look an awful lot alike. I have decided that Ann Coulter and Marilyn Manson are cultural equivalents. They are both self-proclaimed critics of American society who mumble incoherently on television.

Neither of them are concerned with what they are actually saying. They are more interested in what they are saying sounds like. What they are going for is a general sound, that puts their feeble audiences into a long trance which makes their speeches somewhat tolerable.

They are both obsessed with religion in a strange puritanical kind of way. They are both some kind of zombies resurrected from the sixteenth century. Read More

The NASCO Corridor is a perfect target for terrorists

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Saturday August 26, 2006 · 9:27 AM PDT

2006/08/26 · 09:27

...and NATURAL DISASTERS

The proposed corridor's 1200-foot right-of-way could easily be disrupted with a chemical or atomic explosion from materials well enough disguised to cross the border controls. The 1200-foot right-of-way could also easily go underwater during a flood and/or a hurricane.

It seems reckless for the NASCO and TTC developers to want to build such a vulnerable highway.

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The NAFTA Supercorridor is the DEATH STAR

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Friday August 25, 2006 · 4:09 PM PDT

2006/08/25 · 16:09

Daily Kos, please post about the NAFTA Supercorridor!

We must start paying attention to the NAFTA Supercorridor now!

Politicians will come and go, elections will come and go, but the superhighway will be here to stay unless somethings done about it.

Here are the Pros and Cons(for the average America) of having a superhighway run from Mexico to Canada: Read More

Why do people write that the Kos is helping the Republicans?

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Thursday August 24, 2006 · 9:21 AM PDT

2006/08/24 · 09:21

I was reading through the article titled "The Kos Campaign" in New York magazine. In this article there's a quote saying:

"I think the Republican Party has few allies more effective than the Daily Kos"

This quote was referring to the Kos picking away at the Democratic party's centrist core.

The CJR daily says:

"A cynic with a sense of humor must wonder if Karl Rove is bribing the Daily Kos," adds Flares into Darkness. "Are they possibly the best of buddies? Markos Moulitsas and his radical friends cannot be effectively marginalized. This is virtually impossible in the age of the Internet. The young man can easily raise enough money to remain a serious player. This is great news for the Republicans. With enemies like the Daily Kos, who need any friends?" - CJR Daily Read More

Immigrants are not all equal

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Tuesday August 22, 2006 · 7:27 PM PDT

2006/08/22 · 19:27

There are many different kinds of immigrants and it doesn't make sense to think of all immigrants as one entity. This is how America deals with immigration, as if there was a faucet which could be turned up or down.

There are many reasons why the US Government should be very selective with immigration.

America should capitalize on immigration, since this is capitalist country. It should extend its arm to talented young people with academic skills. America's wealth is based on immigrants who come here and do well. America needs more immigrants, this is a country of immigrants. But America should be very careful as to who it lets in, and it should let in only the most intelligent and gifted people. America would not have had such an easy time defeating Japan if it wasn't for Einstein who invented the atom bomb. Read More

Ayn Rand was a socialist, posing as a capitalist and trying to subvert American minds

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Sunday August 20, 2006 · 3:31 PM PDT

2006/08/20 · 15:31

She is still subverting American minds.

----- visit my blog: http://demoprotestant.blogspot.com/ ----

Ayn Rand was born in Russia. I was born in Poland. Me and Ayn have this in common, we both came from countries with socialist roots. When I first heard about Ayn Rand's philosophy, it was when I was reading a book about the Right Wing of America's politics, "The Right Nation". I found it surprising and suspicious that the modern right wing/libertarian groups consider Rand to be a founder of their ideology. It is usually the case with immigrants that they try to be MORE American than Americans in order to mask their insecurity. This seems to be case with Rand. In addition, she also was deeply influenced but what she saw in Russia as a young girl and the Bolshevik influence stayed very much with her.

I've read Atlas Shrugged. I have to say, it's an inspiring read. But everything about this book is coming from a mind that deep down inside, believes in the POWER OF THE PEOPLE, THE MASSES, THE PROLETARIAT. Read More

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