[No_Doll_i]

Here's something for ya'll since this thread has turned into playtime, I thought you could use some toys.

[txhurl]

I am guilty. Eventually Q will exasperate as well and post just to shut us up already ;)

[bagster]

I'm gonna go take a nap.

Maybe when I wake up this will have all been a bad dream.

See ya on the other side, No Doll.

Bagster

[Steven W.]

Holy Fire: Arson suspect gives interview at Trabuco Canyon home prior to arrest



RABUCO CANYON, Calif. (KABC) -- The Holy Fire arson suspect arrested in connection with the blaze that has burned more than 6,000 acres gave an interview at his Trabuco Canyon home before he was taken into custody.

Sitting shirtless outside his rural cabin, Forrest Gordon Clark, 51, said that he did not know how the fire started when explicitly asked that question by a news videographer.

"I have no idea," Clark said. "I was asleep. I had two earplugs in. I've been up for, like, 20-some-odd days because Mission Hospital put me on this Amblin stuff."

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Thank you No Doll i (I think....)

Now if you could give me back my youth! (And let me keep my wisdom! :) I would have a good time on that playground!

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So that we slide back to topic I will post this from Wikipedias entry on Alinski;

“Much of the philosophy of community organization found in Rules for Radicals has also come under question as being overly ideological. Alinsky believed in allowing the community to determine its exact goal. He would produce an enemy for them to conflict with, but the purpose of the conflict was ultimately left up to the community. This idea has been criticized due to the conflicting opinions that can often be present within a group.

Alinsky’s belief that an organization can create a goal to accomplish is viewed as highly optimistic and contradictory to his creation of an external antagonist. By producing a common enemy, Alinsky is creating a goal for the community, the defeat of that enemy. To say that the community will create their own goal seems backwards considering Alinsky creates the goal of defeating the enemy. Thus, his belief can be seen as too ideological and contradictory because the organization may turn the goal of defeating the common enemy he produced into their main purpose.”

Who organizes the Deep state? Is there one quiet person behind all of this it, or a cell of people, a community?

What if we ask this about ourselves? Q asks questions and provides direction but in the end is it this or the Chan community that determines what has value and what clues to follow?

That is enough for tonight. Fee free to kick these around, but I will not be answring after this post, its bed time.

[blu]

Dibs on the zipline!!!