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Originally Posted by arcora
I enjoyed the interview very much.
I am a bit uncomfortable with politics being discussed both in the recording and on this board.
I know we're in an election year and politics seems to be all pervasive. The people on this board ought to know better than anyone else that Presidential politics don't matter. The agenda is the agenda and it will continue no matter who is elected.
No President is going to overthrow the very system they have worked so hard to master. Focusing attention on a party or candidate just feeds their negative energy and detracts from the good that can occur here.
Can we consider a policy to leave politics at the door in this forum? There are so many places outide of here where politics can be discussed ad nauseum - do we really need it here too?
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I fully understand where youre coming from but if enough people focus on positive changes within politics theres a good chance we can influence this. Hitler went against the PTB, McCain has clearly done the same with Palin. Even though we know the chances are extremely high that all politicians are under control we should never ever ever give up hope on politics. Again and again we can use JFK as an example. Its much more complicated than saying all politicians are under control of a certain group as we know there are many groups vying for power. I strongly oppose avoiding any subject here but I agree that I/we shouldnt really try to endorse anybody in particular. This is made harder when the people who we research and look to to learn from give us snippets of hope in the political arena.
We KNOW that their power is crumbling, we know the truth is rising, we know the postiveness of the people around the world is working and forcing the hands of the PTB, therefore I plead with you not to want us to restrict our political thoughts. Sure id rather Ron Paul was in the running but im trying to be a realist as well as fully optimistic