George III doesn’t want people to think he is just shipping off mainly poor young men to the slaughter streets & yellow-brick IED roads. .. .. As of Dec 31, 2005, George III has gallantly contributed four & .356 toes to the noble Cause & Course.   more »

We are on the cusp of a 'breakthrough' in multi-D consciousness. It's already well-under way in the Next Age communities -- it just hasn't broken through the Christian Iron Veil yet. (Not to suggest that you, dear reader, are or aren't Christian -- it's just that Fanged Christianity is in the ascendancy in America now rather than Tender Christianity.) .. ..   more »

“In the most simplistic terms, what is 'good' in our Earth density of experience is not the same as 'what is good' in our less-dense ethereal realms of experience. Thus, 'evil' ain’t always bad. Most true evil comes from confusing the layers of consequence between dimensions of experience. .. .. We cannot bring dream behavior into the solid day. This mis-taking of realms, this leeching of lusts and power struggles and emotional chaos into the consequential Earth is the source of most crime, legal and emotional. .. ..    more »

Alas, our nation is in the grip of the Fanged Christians who have so little to do with Jesus’ radical exhortations to Love your Enemy, Turn Your Other Cheek, Turn Your Other Towers that it is a deep shame that these Fanged get to blurt and bleat his name to cover horrible and even brutal acts of violence and intolerance.   more »

When we grok our ultra-infra existence as well as our earth-G density, with our enhanced sensibilities, we will recoil from war-killing (our new & rationalized version of human sacrifice -- we just do it better) as if our own weapon boomeranged and shot, exploded, napalmed, phosphoroused, slashed, stabbed, slaughtered, mutilated our very own flesh and splintering bones. We will recoil and we will refrain. We will shrink back from bloodthirst. .. ..   more »

It was this fable that made me a militant pacifist. When I started to write it, I was 'against war.' When I finished it, I was consciously and intently a militant pacisfist -- ". . . once I truly saw the exquisite radiance of even the most benighted life."   more »

Typically treason is committed out of the highest though sadly twisted motives. Any citizen who says we should darken our light of reason and concern is direly missing the point of democracy. (Not unlike, by the way, that people willing to go to war are missing the dreadful and radical point of 'Love your enemy.' .. .. ..   more »

There's a guy in our town who paints the side of his house with foot high-lettered imprecations towards his pet-peeve city council persons.In blood-red paint. Of course we all think he's crazy. .. .. Lately however, the reason I most wish I owned my rented house for is that I could then paint the side of my house with $820,000 per minute/Military Budget and an extra $200,000 per minute/Iraq budget. .. ..   more »

Instinct is like salt, cinnamon, or cilantro -- damned tasty and essential, but you can't live on it. Listen, sure, but consider before you heed. Most people are afraid of any instinct because it can have embarrassed them or impoverished them or made them join patriotic or religious groups and kill people in the name of America or some such ghastliness. Keep your discernment. But if it passes the reasonably harmless test, do be swayed.    more »

In a sugar plum-colored daze, May the bounty of days amaze. The sheep's plush fleece, the gossip of geese, The cat purrs, licking her elegant whiskers. Clowns somersault, salts clown around. We're lucky to have towels and trowels and vowels. Pluck luck from your pudding like plums. Succumb to plums. Steal style. Flaunt jauntiness. Hail heartiness. Be tickled by pickles, relish fellowship.    more »

"Spirit, mind, heart -- this is the trinity that people seek to comprehend, to tend, to organize. Then their life will be sweet, will be serene, will be complete. .. .. " Why is this not so?" Because of what no one can bear to attend to. Because of what seems ‘beneath us’ as civilized persons. .. .. "Viscera. We ignore or disdain viscera to our implacable, even ferocious danger .. ..    more »

Sometimes you think you’ve been as sad as you can get. Then you get sadder yet. Then you get so rage and pain and bleak and black past that sad that when you cry, tears of black blood run down your face and the days of scarlet are gone like birds that sing. Into the silent onyx world, soundless memories of you hauntedly appear. You gave me over for what? A piece of silver? .. ..   more »

Niccolo Machiavelli was remarkably savvy. He knew how to codify wickedness or ruthlessness. He was kind of the satanic Hammurabi. The Perfect Pragmatist sans coeur. (Not that ole Hammurabi was warm & fuzzy. For instance: 'The witness who testifies falsely is to be slain.' So 'Bye bye, KarlBoy.') The Present Menaces are the genetic offspring of the Inquisitor DNA Line and the DNA Machiavelli Line . .. ..    more »

These are Nine wonderful Detailed Gold Star Letters/Articles from Crawford & Beyond.. .. . . Received 12.04; 9.10; 9.01; 8.30; 8.26; 8.25; 8.24; 8.23; 8.22; . . ... . [By the way, do not tar Karen by any association with pogblog's views nor anyone else's. This is a very independent lady, be very sure]. .. .. .. "There’s a full moon over Camp Casey tonite, the same as the night Ken was killed, nearly 15 months ago. I am always comforted seeing a full moon. When Ken was in Iraq I used to look at it knowing he saw the same moon. There was so little that we could physically share during those 384 days. I guess I feel like he was sharing that same moon with me tonite . . .. .At the hotel, Gold Star Moms Michelle, Lynn (mothers to David & Travis) and I solved a few of the world’s problems. I don’t think you could call it a slumber party, but when ‘girls’ get together, we had lots to say. And talking about our boys was first priority!" .. .. .. Day 4 .. .. .. This is not the end and George Bush should know that he hasn’t heard the last from us! I’m sure he wishes he had planned this vacation for anywhere but Crawford, TX, but while he has been on vacation, more than 31 US soldiers have been killed .. .. ..[2129 .. 120405]   more »

Housing revolting killers for their lifetime seems a cheap price to pay for our not becoming killers by proxy ourselves. .. .. I prefer to leave the Judgment of Death in the hands of Fate or the Universe rather than becoming a premeditated killer myself .. .. .    more »

I had a long dream in which I was being nice to George Bush. No, no, not biblically nice. We were alone in a rustic place. I was talking to him about the original simple palaver of radical Jesus before it got all hyped up with the poison of power. And most poignantly I was talking about Ho Chi Minh, the winning Vietnam general, saying, ?We live here. We would have fought you for 300 years.? Mr. Bush said, ?He said that?? .. .. ..   more »

I’m hoping to get us to think about not an Utopia, but rather an Buenopia – not perfect but good enough. In that world which will be wrought by the progressive work we begin and continue now, we will have solved the pathology of the real Pornography, Obscene, Filthy Accumulation. .. stynking synnes vile .. ..   more »