August 14, 2005

Thinking, Writing and Questioning

GoWriting is important for getting messages out – but be careful of trusting the written word. Thinking clearly comes from discriminating between various opinions and not being locked into a single mindset or train of thought. Questioning base premises and assumptions has long been stifled – but it is time for us as people to be asking questions and seeking proper answers, rather than ones that just sound good.
GoWho gave the government jurisdiction over our sovereignty – and why are we bound to decision made by unrepresentative white men 230 years ago? Legally, isn’t it 19 years after the death of a principal, that the contract becomes null and void? Any armchair lawyers want to give me a reasonable answer that makes sense as to why we follow the terms of the legal agreements when the government absolves themselves of that responsibility. Arthur never answered Dennis' questions in Python and the Holy Grail - but I question Dennis' assumption - how does supreme executive power derive from the mandate of the masses? What is wrong with watery tarts lobbing scimitars?

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