Reality Bites.

I just listened to Al Gore give his speech in Oslo as he is being given his prize. God, the Supreme court made such a mistake seven years ago. Had he become president, what a different world this would be today. If anyone gets a chance to see/hear his speech at C-span, please listen. It was so good. Damn, the Supremes gave us a loser when we were so close to having a winner.

I'm sorry if this is off topic but I was just so moved by Al's speech. So nice to hear someone speak without a political axe to grind and instead just get to the facts.

Without further adieu?

Have you said a lot of goodbyes lately?

Interesting link to Michael Moore's visit to Norway. Certainly no country is perfect but with Fox "News" claiming how good life is in the U.S., it comes as a shock that a tiny country like Norway could actually do some things better than the all powerful and all knowing United States. But the U.S. is certainly better than Norway in trying to assert its will against other people whose faces are not white. Perhaps America might have something to learn from a country that is not democratic but is instead [gasp!] socialist.

I listened to Al Gore this a.m. as well, but one thing he said really struck me. He said the error the Supreme Court made caused him to turn his attention to something else he really cared about, which is why he was standing where he is now. Even if you don't believe in God, you have to wonder about the mysteries in life that closes down one path, but opens another in which your efforts are so desperately needed. We have lost over eight years with the lunatic-in-charge, but hopefully we can soon start to change that as any one of our top three will be so much better than what we have had to put up with. I was so proud of Al Gore, I got a lump in my throat and then when they gave him a very lusty and long standing ovation, the tears started to fall. Yes, we lost a great man as our president and I wish some one could drive the stake of knowledge into the hearts of all those unjust (corrupt?) justices who were guilty of that massacre of our constitution and make them weep for what they did to the U.S.

Okay txindy, I'll 'fess up, I was crying too. Goose bumps and crying and smiling all at the same time. Of course you are so right, had he become president it would have been great for us in the short term but the work he's doing now will hopefully be great for the world in the long term. I just would like to see where our country could have been today with him as our leader. I'm positive we would all be in a better place. I really am.

Bob, you're correct on both accounts. My apologies for not presenting this as some kind of flashback or historical perspective on Goldberg. I'm horribly sleep-deprived post-move, so forgive me.

Thought I'd share an absolutely unbelievable clip about the White House Press Secretary Dana Perino -

She literally admits to not knowing what the Cuban Missile Crisis is! This has to be heard to be believed.

Dana Perino Knows "nothing" about Cuban Missile Crisis
http://test.redlasso.com/service/svc/clip/playClip?fid=5fceaa0d-d145-4d6...

re: So you want to be a doctor but don’t believe in the “germ theory of disease transmission”

Before babies get tossed with bathwater:
I operate under both the Pasteur germ theory of transmission, and the Beauchamp terrain theory.

Maintaining a protective, balanced bio-terrain challenges the most terrain conscious. To all you "just eat a balanced diet" folk:

The soils modern agriculture depend on have been depleted for decades. Most nurses and doctors take supplements. It's work identifying and consuming all the nutrients to make up for the toxin-promoted loss of nutrients. Many of the supplements I enjoy are unavailable in Canada and the UK. My access is threatened by FDA reps subverting US law at international CODEX Alimentarius meetings, and pharma-bought lawmakers at home.

We are challenged by toxicity from benzene (preservatives, second hand smoke, preservatives,) mercury (amalgams, broken light bulbs, thermometers, mercury based preservatives,) fluoride, chlorine, pesticides, and that is just getting the ball rolling.

Toxicity and deficiency challenge efforts to deal effectively with pathogens through terrain balancing efforts alone.

Hey Goldberg, Iraq *had* a Pinochet, ya dumb fscking jackass. Fsck these people are too stupid live.

We Can Put A Man On The Moon...