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Originally Posted by Anticomuna
There are many hateable things in the world, but we shouldn't go there and you know why.
My point is, even if Bush is the devil incarnated it doesn't translate directly into "Obama is a saint". What if he is another devil? By the level of good things said around, without any facts to support other than "vibrations" or "star seeds", you see that the expectations of people are way too high.
I just don't want other people to think that I am on the same bandwagon. I am not. And I will wait and see what happens and act accordingly.
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"We shouldn't go there"? Let's go. I've packed a lunch for the trip.
And, how do you translate "Obama
MIGHT be a positve force for real change" with "Obama is a saint"? I'm not saying he is a saint. Nor am I saying that I know for sure he is a good guy who WILL do positive things. All I know is that if he is on the level, he will be way better than what we have. And we don't know whether he is or isn't on the level.
You are right on one level. "Star seeds" and "vibrations" don't validate his honor and morality in my book, but niether do they invalidate them. Truth is only time will allow us to figure that one out. No one, and I mean no one, has offered any solid proof of Obama's connections to the darker side of our reality. This is one of my biggest points of disagreement with George Green and others - the wildcards can't be removed from the deck. I think Green's experiences from his own past are legit and worth learning something from. But I also believe that George Green conveys a perception of the NWO/Illuminati/"insert theory here" power that is exactly how they would want others to percieve it - as all powerful. Understanding that fact is to understand how the darker side of our reality operates. I would argue that they are not "all powerful," and the key to our success as a species is understanding that fact. Secondly, George Green has been laying what he knows out there for a long time - predating Obama's speech at the DNC in 2004 by several years. Simple fact is, George Green is far enough out of the loop that his comments on today's political dynamic are merely educated guesses based on his past experiences. Such distance makes predicting the wildcards ten times harder (if you're counting cards).
As for the bandwagon you don't want to find yourself riding, I would say, choose your words differently. You may not be riding it, but it is hard for us to tell.