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05 Apr 2006 12:36:42 PM |
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Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
So, after the Catholic Church takes over the world and creates a New World
Order, there will be no more Internet?
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http://www.beliefnet.com/story/186/story_18646.html
How the Internet Destroys Community
We think we're connected, but we've never been more isolated
from others or more emotionally out of touch with reality.
By Johann Christoph Arnold
America is in a deep spiritual crisis, like never before. The threat
really isn't terrorism. It's something a lot more devastating--the spread of
technology and the Internet.
Internet access is common in high schools and is being introduced to
younger children. It's even mandatory in some states, such as Pennsylvania,
where the governor has recently said that every high school in the state
must have affordable high-speed Internet service within the next 18 months.
This has one aim: to raise a generation of children and young people
who are spiritually dull, who live according to logic, who do to not ponder
about God's greatness and mystery, and who forget about God.
We are raising a nation capable of any and every atrocity in the end,
without raising an eyebrow, because we are spiritually dull. God gave every
human being a conscience, which is far superior to the intellect. If the
conscience is silenced in us, we are doomed.
Technology is our Achilles heel, which in the end will be worse than
any weapon of mass destruction. It will destroy us from within. This
frightening trend can only be reversed if more and more citizens listen to
their consciences and say, "Enough is enough." Technology puts the "I" in
the center and ignores the fact that life is only worth living if "I" depend
on my neighbor.
The classics were once an integral part of education. Just about every
student read writers such as Aristotle, Novalis, Shakespeare and Dickens.
Now, in schools in which every child has access to a computer, children are
not even being taught the basic skills of life, such as how to express their
thoughts and feelings in writing.
The website "MySpace" alone receives more hits than Google and AOL
together. It has 90 billion visitors and about 4l million young users. On
the outside it looks beautiful. It supplies anything children should want,
giving them the false illusion that they are having community and fellowship
with others all over the globe. Yet it does nothing but isolate children and
put them emotionally out of touch with reality.
We are infatuated with the ability the Internet gives us. To be able
to obtain everything that is available with the click of the mouse gives us
power and makes us feel invincible. We also feel that the Internet is the
solution to all of our emotional and spiritual problems. For every emotional
disorder there is a self-help website or a group blog.
In 1843, Karl Marx said "religion is the opium of the people." Today
the Internet is the drug that cures all ills. But we forget too quickly the
old saying that "not everything that glitters is gold." The Internet has
become our god, our idol, which we now worship instead of God. Yet we have
never been lonelier or more isolated from other human beings.
What use is it to have all the possessions the world offers right in
my living room if it separates me from other people? The essence of
community is being systematically destroyed. If in any culture the minds and
hearts of the children and youth have been captured, the war is already won.
We are succumbing to the same temptation that Satan put before Jesus:
Worship me, and the whole world and its glory will be yours. It is this
temptation that Jesus rejected by pointing Satan to the Scriptures.
The greatest challenge of education, the greatest challenge to parents
and teachers, is not to teach our children reading, writing and arithmetic,
which are important, but to see that they do not become spiritually dull.
We forget to cry out to God for help like the children of Israel did
when everything went wrong. If our nation doesn't cry out to God, we are
doomed. We don't need to worry about any terrorist organizations. We are
destroying ourselves.
But there is hope in the childlike trust Jesus points Nicodemus to in
the Gospel of John: There is no eternal doom awaiting those who trust Him to
save them. And Nicodemus was, after all, a very learned Pharisee.
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Johann Christoph Arnold is senior pastor of the Bruderhof, an
international communal movement dedicated to a Christian life of simplicity,
service, sharing, and nonviolence. He is the author of ten books, including
"Endangered: Your Child in a Hostile World."
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| User: "Dasa anudasa" |
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| Title: Re: Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
06 Apr 2006 12:53:04 AM |
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"JP" <jp@private.nospam> wrote in message
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So, after the Catholic Church takes over the world and creates a New World
Order, there will be no more Internet?
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http://www.beliefnet.com/story/186/story_18646.html
How the Internet Destroys Community
We think we're connected, but we've never been more isolated
from others or more emotionally out of touch with reality.
By Johann Christoph Arnold
I am neither Catholic, nor eager for the Catholic Church to gain in power,
but I believe that Arnold has hit the mark quite nicely. As we build more
relationships online, we naturally build less off.
While the Internet can potentially open us to new cultures and perspectives,
it can also narrow our perceptions. With the click of a mouse I can enter a
newsgroup or chatroom that caters to a group of like minded people. Once
there, the depth of discussions decreases, disintegrating into sound bites
and one-liners, and almost every conversation encourages group thought.
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| User: "Lloyd King" |
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06 Apr 2006 04:40:26 PM |
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
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I am neither Catholic, nor eager for the Catholic Church to gain in power,
but I believe that Arnold has hit the mark quite nicely. As we build more
relationships online, we naturally build less off.
While the Internet can potentially open us to new cultures and
perspectives, it can also narrow our perceptions. With the click of a
mouse I can enter a newsgroup or chatroom that caters to a group of like
minded people. Once there, the depth of discussions decreases,
disintegrating into sound bites and one-liners, and almost every
conversation encourages group thought.
Where are these news groups of "like minded people" who engage in
"group-think" where nobody disagrees with anyone else in the group? I
haven't seen any.
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| User: "Dasa anudasa" |
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11 Apr 2006 09:21:33 PM |
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"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message
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Where are these news groups of "like minded people" who engage in
"group-think" where nobody disagrees with anyone else in the group? I
haven't seen any.
Groups where no one disagrees with anyone else?
Gosh, I don't know where those groups are. Seems like every group or room
has SOMEONE who likes to jump in and disagree, regardless of the topic, just
for the sake of it.
Know what I mean Lloyd?
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| User: "Lloyd King" |
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12 Apr 2006 12:06:33 PM |
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
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"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message
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Where are these news groups of "like minded people" who engage in
"group-think" where nobody disagrees with anyone else in the group? I
haven't seen any.
Groups where no one disagrees with anyone else?
Gosh, I don't know where those groups are. Seems like every group or room
has SOMEONE who likes to jump in and disagree, regardless of the topic,
just for the sake of it.
Know what I mean Lloyd?
Maybe rec.gardening.carrots
Or maybe alt.music.kiss-was-the-greatest-band-ever
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| User: "Dasa anudasa" |
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12 Apr 2006 08:13:54 PM |
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I can see my sarcasm could use a little honing.
"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message
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Know what I mean Lloyd?
Maybe rec.gardening.carrots
Or maybe alt.music.kiss-was-the-greatest-band-ever
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| User: "Your ISP Hosts Child Porn, Warez, Movies - Ask Me How" |
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11 Apr 2006 09:28:53 PM |
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in news:NuZ_f.2453$Fy2.730
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Groups where no one disagrees with anyone else?
Gosh, I don't know where those groups are.
It's called 'alt.usenet.kooks'.
--
You can't handle the truth - http://www.bedoper.com
Hi! I'm the .sig virus that will destroy Usenet. Please add me to your sig.
- END USENET NOW http://www.bedoper.com/usenet
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| User: "KANGAROOISTAN" |
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06 Apr 2006 04:49:45 PM |
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Lloyd King wrote:
"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
news:412Zf.932$BS2.407@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
I am neither Catholic, nor eager for the Catholic Church to gain in power,
but I believe that Arnold has hit the mark quite nicely. As we build more
relationships online, we naturally build less off.
While the Internet can potentially open us to new cultures and
perspectives, it can also narrow our perceptions. With the click of a
mouse I can enter a newsgroup or chatroom that caters to a group of like
minded people. Once there, the depth of discussions decreases,
disintegrating into sound bites and one-liners, and almost every
conversation encourages group thought.
Where are these news groups of "like minded people" who engage in
"group-think" where nobody disagrees with anyone else in the group? I
haven't seen any.
WELL I HAVE SEEN GROUPS WITH A MODERATOR WHO THINKS THEY CAN USE THE
INTERNET TO SEELL THIER IDEAS
BUT THE INTERNET WILL FREE CHRISTIANS AND THEY WILL ALL BE FREE VERY
SOON NOW
www.truthbeknown.com/victims.htm
www1001inventions.com
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
THE TRUTH WILL SET ALL CHRISTIANS FREE
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| User: "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" |
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13 Apr 2006 12:32:31 AM |
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JP wrote:
So, after the Catholic Church takes over the world and creates a New World
Order, there will be no more Internet?
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http://www.beliefnet.com/story/186/story_18646.html
How the Internet Destroys Community
We think we're connected, but we've never been more isolated
from others or more emotionally out of touch with reality.
By Johann Christoph Arnold
America is in a deep spiritual crisis, like never before. The threat
really isn't terrorism. It's something a lot more devastating--the spread of
technology and the Internet.
Internet access is common in high schools and is being introduced to
younger children. It's even mandatory in some states, such as Pennsylvania,
where the governor has recently said that every high school in the state
must have affordable high-speed Internet service within the next 18 months.
This "pastor" is obviously just a hired hand for the govt. They are
scared to death of the net because it represents free speech, and for
the first time in history,
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| User: "David Morgan \MAMS" |
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13 Apr 2006 06:41:50 AM |
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"Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" <xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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JP wrote:
So, after the Catholic Church takes over the world and creates a
New World Order, there will be no more Internet?
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http://www.beliefnet.com/story/186/story_18646.html
How the Internet Destroys Community
We think we're connected, but we've never been more isolated
from others or more emotionally out of touch with reality.
My response to this would be to keep our children out from in front
of the 'feel-good-in-killing' propaganda machine known as television,
where the average programming is little more than pabulum for the
brain. This is where we fall out of touch with reality while watching
the phony 'reality' TV shows... where our sense of family becomes
compromised as a world of fantasy takes priority over roundtable
family interaction. Unfortunately, this appears now to be a multi-
generation, cumulative problem, that has led to a time where
parents had rather place their children on mind altering drugs
than to assume responsibility for parenting.
By Johann Christoph Arnold
America is in a deep spiritual crisis, like never before. The threat
really isn't terrorism.
The priority problem has never been one of terrorism. Terrorism just
happens to fit into the doctrine of the fundamentalist Christian movement
whereby teaching "fear" in order to control the masses is commonplace.
Fear of the unknown has re-established itself firmly in the American way
of life, no thanks to the daily terror alerts and evangelical nut-cases who
advocate assinating foreign leaders under the guise of Christianity.
This is about a mental illness... the result of years of brainwashing
by clergy who see fit to interpret the already destroyed works of the
Bible to suit their needs.
Thre can not be a 'war' on terrorism. Terrorism is a methodology,
a modus operendi, a concept. A war requires a definable enemy
and a definable objective to exist. The war on terrorism is as bogus
as the TV reality shows.
It's something a lot more devastating--the spread
of technology and the Internet.
The only thing that can come as a result of the internet is added
knowledge.. something that of course is ultimately threatening
to the lies told by both clergy and governments.
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| User: "Dasa anudasa" |
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13 Apr 2006 09:45:53 AM |
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"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
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The only thing that can come as a result of the internet is added
knowledge.. something that of course is ultimately threatening
to the lies told by both clergy and governments.
I was with you, most of the way, right up till this...
Many things can come of the Internet. I could bring advances in free speech,
or it could turn into Orwell's telescreen--forever on, watching as well as
watched, an insidious tool of propaganda.
Never doubt the ability of humans to invent something wonderful, then use it
to acheive something horrible.
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| User: "David Morgan \MAMS" |
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13 Apr 2006 10:12:29 AM |
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message news:But%f.2688$Fy2.1790@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
news:2Oq%f.5607$XI6.4389@trnddc05...
The only thing that can come as a result of the internet is added
knowledge.. something that of course is ultimately threatening
to the lies told by both clergy and governments.
I was with you, most of the way, right up till this...
Many things can come of the Internet. It could bring advances
in free speech, or it could turn into Orwell's telescreen--forever
on, watching as well as watched, an insidious tool of propaganda.
I must agree. The government of the US failed to implement
regulations on political advertising on the internet, and as a
further breech of citizen's privacy has openly stated that they
will be zeroing in on the internet. (see below)
Never doubt the ability of humans to invent something wonderful,
then use it to acheive something horrible.
Yes, as in television... who's initial three-fold, prioritized purpose
was to have been, information, education, and entertainment.
Now it is entertainment, DIS-information, crowd control and
capitolism.
DM
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Info Clearing House - Feb 24, 2006
http://informationclearinghouse.info/article12060.htm
Rumsfeld Zeros in on the Internet
By Mike Whitney
02/24/06 "ICH" -- -- Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was warmly greeted
at the recent meeting of the Council on Foreign Relations. The CFR is the
hand-picked assemblage of western elites from big-energy, corporate media,
high-finance and the weapons industry. These are the 4,000 or so members of
the American ruling class who determine the shape of policy and ensure that
the management of the global economic system remains in the hands of U.S.
bluebloods.
As the Pentagon's chief-coordinator, Rumsfeld enjoys a prominent place
among American mandarins. He is the caretaker of their most prized
possession; the high-tech, taxpayer-funded, laser-guided war machine. The
US Military is the crown-jewel of the American empire; a fully-operational
security apparatus for the protection of pilfered resources and the ongoing
subjugation of the developing world.
Rumsfeld's speech alerted his audience to the threats facing America in
the new century.
He opined: "We meet today in the 6th year in what promises to be a long
struggle against an enemy that in many ways is unlike any our country has
ever faced. And, in this war, some of the most critical battles may not be
in the mountains in Afghanistan or in the streets of Iraq, but in
newsrooms ”in places like New York, London, Cairo, and elsewhere."
"New York"?
"Our enemies have skillfully adapted to fighting wars in today's media
age, but for the most part our country has not."
Huh? Does Rummy mean those grainy, poorly-produced videos of Bin
Laden and co.?
"Consider that the violent extremists have established 'media relations
committees' and have proven to be highly-successful at manipulating
opinion-elites. They plan to design their headline-grabbing attacks using
every means of communications to intimidate and break the collective will
of free people".
What gibberish.
It's foolish to mention "intimidating and breaking the collective will of free
people" without entering Abu Ghraib, Guantanomo and Falluja into the
discussion. Rumsfeld is just griping about the disgrace he's heaped on
America's reputation by his refusal to conform to even minimal standards
of decency. Instead, he insists that America's declining stature in the
world is the result of a hostile media and "skillful enemies"; in other
words, anyone with a computer keyboard and a rudimentary sense
of moral judgment.
(Our enemies) "know that communications transcend borders, and that a
single news story, handled skillfully, can be as damaging to our cause and
as helpful to theirs, as any other method of military attack".
If the Pentagon is really so worried about "bad press coverage" why not
close down the torture-chambers and withdrawal from Iraq? Instead,
Rumsfeld is making the case for a preemptive-assault on free speech.
"The growing number of media outlets in many parts of the world, too
often serve to inflame and distort, rather than explain and inform. And
while Al Qaida and extremist movements have utilized this forum for many
years, and have successfully poisoned the Muslim public's view of the
West, we have barely even begun to compete in reaching their audiences."
"Inflame and distort"?
What distortion? Do cameras distort the photos of abused prisoners,
desperate people, or decimated cities?
Rumsfeld's analysis borders on the delusional. Al Qaida doesn't have a
well-oiled propaganda mechanism that provides a steady stream of
fabrications to whip the public into a frenzy. That's the American
media's assignment. And, they haven't "poisoned Muslim public
opinion" against us. That has been entirely the doing of the Pentagon
warlords and their White House compatriots.
"The standard US government public affairs operation was designed
primarily to be reactive rather than proactive Government, however, is
beginning to adapt"
"Proactive news"? In other words, propaganda.
Rumsfeld confirms his dedication to propaganda by defending the bogus
stories that were printed in Iraqi newspapers by Pentagon contractors. (We)
"sought non-traditional means to provide accurate information to the Iraqi
people in the face of an aggressive campaign of disinformation. This has
been deemed inappropriate, for examples the allegations of 'buying
news'".
A brazen defense of intentionally planted lies; how low can we sink?
This has had a "chilling effect for those who are asked to serve in the
military public affairs field."
Is it really that difficult to print the truth?
Rumsfeld boasts of the vast changes in "communications planning" taking
place at the Pentagon.
A "public affairs" strategy is at the heart of the new paradigm, replete
with "rapid response" teams to address the nagging issues of bombed-out
wedding parties, starving prisoners, and devastated cities. No problem is so
great that it can't be papered-over by a public relations team trained in
the black-art of deception, obfuscation, and slight-of-hand. Trickery now
tops the list of military priorities.
"US Central Command has launched an online communications effort that
includes electronic news updates and a links campaign that has resulted in
several hundred blogs receiving and publishing CENTCOM content."
The military plans to develop the "institutional capability" to respond
to critical news coverage within the same news cycle and to develop a
comprehensive scheme for infiltrating the internet.
The Pentagon's strategy for taking over the internet and controlling the
free flow of information has already been chronicled in a recently
declassified report, "The Information Operations Roadmap"; is a window
into the minds of those who see free speech as dangerous as an
"enemy weapons-system".
The Pentagon is aiming for "full spectrum dominance" of the Internet.
Their objective is to manipulate public perceptions, quash competing points
of view, and perpetuate a narrative of American generosity and good-will.
Rumsfeld's comments are intended to awaken his constituents to the
massive information war that is being waged to transform the Internet
into the progeny of the MSM; a reliable partner for the dissemination of
establishment-friendly news.
The Associated Press reported recently that the US government conducted
a massive simulated attack on the Internet called "Cyber-Storm". The
wargame was designed, among other things, to "respond to mis-information
campaigns and activist calls by internet bloggers, online diarists whose
'Web logs' include political rantings and musings about current events".
Before Bush took office, "political rantings and musings about current
events" were protected under the 1st amendment.
No more.
The War Department is planning to insert itself into every area of the
Internet from blogs to chat rooms, from leftist web sites to editorial
commentary. Their rapid response team will be on hair-trigger alert to
dispute any tidbit of information that challenges the official storyline.
We can expect to encounter, as the BBC notes, "psychological operations
(that) try to manipulate the thoughts and the beliefs of the enemy (as well
as) computer network specialists who seek to destroy enemy networks."
The enemy, of course, is anyone who refuses to accept their servile role
in the new world order or who disrupts the smooth-operation of the Bush
police-state.
The resolve to foreclose on free speech has never been greater.
As for Rumsfeld's devotees at the CFR, the problem of salvaging civil
liberties is never seriously raised. After all, these are the primary
beneficiaries of Washington's global resource-war; should it matter that
other people's freedom is sacrificed to perpetuate the fundamental
institutions of class and privilege?
Rumsfeld is right. The only way to prevail on the information-battlefield is
to "take no prisoners"; police the Internet, uproot the troublemakers
and activists who provide the truth, and "catapult the propaganda"
(Bush) from every bullhorn and web site across the virtual-universe. Free
speech is a luxury we cannot afford if it threatens to undermine their
basic platforms of western white rule.
As Rumsfeld said, "We are fighting a battle where the survival of our free
way of life is at stake."
Indeed, it is.
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| User: "Lloyd King" |
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13 Apr 2006 12:08:54 PM |
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"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
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Never doubt the ability of humans to invent something wonderful,
then use it to acheive something horrible.
Yes, as in television... who's initial three-fold, prioritized purpose
was to have been, information, education, and entertainment.
Now it is entertainment, DIS-information, crowd control and
capitolism.
"Capitolism"?
Is that the movement responsible for the domed architecture that's sweeping
the country?
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| User: "David Morgan \MAMS" |
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13 Apr 2006 12:30:18 PM |
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"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message news:123t1d77l67r041@corp.supernews.com...
"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
news:But%f.2688$Fy2.1790@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
Never doubt the ability of humans to invent something wonderful,
then use it to acheive something horrible.
Yes, as in television... who's initial three-fold, prioritized purpose
was to have been, information, education, and entertainment.
Now it is entertainment, DIS-information, crowd control and
capitolism.
"Capitolism"?
Is that the movement responsible for the domed architecture that's sweeping
the country?
Wouldn't you know... the spelling police are here to protect America.
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| User: "Lloyd King" |
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14 Apr 2006 03:04:37 PM |
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"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
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"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message
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"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
news:But%f.2688$Fy2.1790@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
Never doubt the ability of humans to invent something wonderful,
then use it to acheive something horrible.
Yes, as in television... who's initial three-fold, prioritized purpose
was to have been, information, education, and entertainment.
Now it is entertainment, DIS-information, crowd control and
capitolism.
"Capitolism"?
Is that the movement responsible for the domed architecture that's
sweeping
the country?
Wouldn't you know... the spelling police are here to protect America.
<sigh> Idealogues just have no sense of humor.
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14 Apr 2006 03:28:23 PM |
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"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message...
<sigh> Idealogues just have no sense of humor.
At least you didn't say, doomed capitols . ;-)
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14 Apr 2006 02:23:40 PM |
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David Morgan (MAMS) wrote:
"Lloyd King" <lloydking@kinglloydcom.com> wrote in message news:123t1d77l67r041@corp.supernews.com...
"David Morgan (MAMS)" <mams@NOSPAm-a-m-s.com> wrote in message
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"Dasa anudasa" <dasanudasa@servant.com> wrote in message
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Never doubt the ability of humans to invent something wonderful,
then use it to acheive something horrible.
Yes, as in television... who's initial three-fold, prioritized purpose
was to have been, information, education, and entertainment.
Now it is entertainment, DIS-information, crowd control and
capitolism.
"Capitolism"?
Is that the movement responsible for the domed architecture that's sweeping
the country?
Wouldn't you know... the spelling police are here to protect America.
Almost as bad as YOU coming to the defense of an proud and AVOWED Nazi,
you pious, pompous *****.
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Alric Knebel
http://www.ironeyefortress.com/C-SPAN_loon.html
http://www.ironeyefortress.com
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| User: "David Morgan \MAMS" |
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| Title: Re: Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
14 Apr 2006 03:27:17 PM |
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"Alric Knebel" <alric@[cableone.net]> wrote in message...
Almost as bad as YOU coming to the defense of an proud and AVOWED Nazi,
All I saw was a post, followed by your lengthy diatribe of an attack
about white supremacy. You know something I don't, so be it.
Your attack was not provoked.
you pious, pompous *****.
My point justified.
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| User: "Alric Knebel" |
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| Title: Re: Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
14 Apr 2006 03:55:26 PM |
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David Morgan (MAMS) wrote:
"Alric Knebel" <alric@[cableone.net]> wrote in message...
Almost as bad as YOU coming to the defense of an proud and AVOWED Nazi,
All I saw was a post, followed by your lengthy diatribe of an attack
about white supremacy. You know something I don't, so be it.
Your attack was not provoked.
No, you pious *****. It was an attack ON white supremacy. YOUR
attack was not provoked, you knee-jerk nincompoop. Read what the hell
you're responding to.
you pious, pompous *****.
My point justified.
You point was NOT justified, you pious *****.
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Alric Knebel
http://www.ironeyefortress.com/C-SPAN_loon.html
http://www.ironeyefortress.com
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| User: "David Morgan \MAMS" |
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| Title: Re: Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
14 Apr 2006 04:55:30 PM |
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"Alric Knebel" <alric@[cableone.net]> wrote in message...
No, you pious *****.
It was an attack ON white supremacy.
you knee-jerk nincompoop.
you pious, pompous *****.
You point was NOT justified, you pious *****.
If it wasn't before, it certainly is now. You're a very angry person.
Take a chill-pill.
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| User: "Alric Knebel" |
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| Title: Re: Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
14 Apr 2006 11:56:49 PM |
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David Morgan (MAMS) wrote:
"Alric Knebel" <alric@[cableone.net]> wrote in message...
No, you pious *****.
It was an attack ON white supremacy.
you knee-jerk nincompoop.
you pious, pompous *****.
You point was NOT justified, you pious *****.
If it wasn't before, it certainly is now. You're a very angry person.
Take a chill-pill.
Not a bit angry. Just giving back what you're so eager to dispense.
*****.
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Alric Knebel
http://www.ironeyefortress.com/C-SPAN_loon.html
http://www.ironeyefortress.com
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: Pastor - "How the Internet Destroys Community" |
13 Apr 2006 04:34:58 PM |
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Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
This "pastor" is obviously just a hired hand for the govt. They are
scared to death of the net because it represents free speech, and for
the first time in history,
"for the first time in history," what, moron?
You're way too damned stupid to have access to a computer. :))
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