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Jun 1, 2014
Re-post - The Modern American Revolution; How to Take Down a Tyrant Without Firing a Shot
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May 27, 2014
Feel Like Beating the Crap Out of the NSA?
Nearly one year ago – June 5, 2013, Edward Snowden released his first piece of information exposing the domestic spying program of the NSA. It seemed like half the world was shocked by the revelation of a domestic spying campaign here in the “Land of the Free.” The other half sat back and regurgitated the phrase, “I have nothing to hide,” thoughtlessly and like a well-trained slave.
I truly believe there are many in the US government who might not be interested in power-lust. I say, “might not be.” But, for every decent, reasonable, thinking human in government, there are even more who can only make ecisions based on how it affects them and screw the founding documents, human rights, free expression or liberty. For each agent who might convince me to trust them, I know there are at least a dozen more who can not be...read the rest here, on Bubblews.


I truly believe there are many in the US government who might not be interested in power-lust. I say, “might not be.” But, for every decent, reasonable, thinking human in government, there are even more who can only make ecisions based on how it affects them and screw the founding documents, human rights, free expression or liberty. For each agent who might convince me to trust them, I know there are at least a dozen more who can not be...read the rest here, on Bubblews.

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Texas gun activists scrub videos after shaming from restaurant customers: 'You're a dumb*ss.'
The group Open Carry Texas has removed several videos from its YouTube account after members were forced to leave two San Antonio restaurants for carrying assault-style rifles. In one video obtained by Mother Jones, several gun activists are perplexed…
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May 21, 2014
An Open Letter to Allegheny Township Police Assistant Chief L.J. Berg Re-post, Share, Please
Dear
Chief L.J. Berg,
I've just finished reading a story about your ham-fisted, authoritarian response to a fellow American who exercised his right to protest and to speak freely. I want you to know, you are a disgusting example of abuse of power and do not deserve to wear the shiny badge or the costume which you do.
For those just now learning about this, here's the story: www.wpxi.com/news/news/local/man-facing-charges-hanging-american-flag-upside-do/nfx67/
You arrested one Joshua Brubaker for doing exactly what he is guaranteed to do under our nation's founding documents – protesting. While you and all others who lack the brain capacity to grasp the concept of free speech accuse Brubaker of “insulting” the flag, what you failed to understand is, the “desecration” of the American flag is precisely what those freedoms allow.
Here, let me give you the direct quote from our nation's founding documents: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/bill_of_rights_transcript.html
Chief Berg, we have you – on record – saying, “I was offended by it when I first saw it. I had an individual stop here at the station, a female, who was in the military and she was very offended by it.” Do you mind showing me where the Bill of Rights of our nation protect you, or anyone for that matter, from being “offended?”
You won't be able to find it, Chief Berg. Your sensitivities and lack of understanding are not protected. However, Mr. Brubaker's rights to speak, are: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech_in_the_United_States And, for your violation of his right to freely express himself, I can only hope you're forced to find another line of work where you get to impose your small-minded, petty authoritarianism on others and not on the citizens of your town.
Perhaps the local mall needs some additional security. You have no business wearing your costume or carrying a gun. A mall will support you in your clean-up efforts to control what others do, say or post onto a wall. Out in the real world, though, you have no business trying to control the words of others – only criminal behavior. Beyond this, you really need to keep your meat hooks off of others.
Actually, you just need to quit law enforcement. You're doing it wrong.
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I've just finished reading a story about your ham-fisted, authoritarian response to a fellow American who exercised his right to protest and to speak freely. I want you to know, you are a disgusting example of abuse of power and do not deserve to wear the shiny badge or the costume which you do.
For those just now learning about this, here's the story: www.wpxi.com/news/news/local/man-facing-charges-hanging-american-flag-upside-do/nfx67/
You arrested one Joshua Brubaker for doing exactly what he is guaranteed to do under our nation's founding documents – protesting. While you and all others who lack the brain capacity to grasp the concept of free speech accuse Brubaker of “insulting” the flag, what you failed to understand is, the “desecration” of the American flag is precisely what those freedoms allow.
Here, let me give you the direct quote from our nation's founding documents: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/bill_of_rights_transcript.html
Chief Berg, we have you – on record – saying, “I was offended by it when I first saw it. I had an individual stop here at the station, a female, who was in the military and she was very offended by it.” Do you mind showing me where the Bill of Rights of our nation protect you, or anyone for that matter, from being “offended?”
You won't be able to find it, Chief Berg. Your sensitivities and lack of understanding are not protected. However, Mr. Brubaker's rights to speak, are: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech_in_the_United_States And, for your violation of his right to freely express himself, I can only hope you're forced to find another line of work where you get to impose your small-minded, petty authoritarianism on others and not on the citizens of your town.
Perhaps the local mall needs some additional security. You have no business wearing your costume or carrying a gun. A mall will support you in your clean-up efforts to control what others do, say or post onto a wall. Out in the real world, though, you have no business trying to control the words of others – only criminal behavior. Beyond this, you really need to keep your meat hooks off of others.
Actually, you just need to quit law enforcement. You're doing it wrong.
Anyone interested in joining "Thank You for Keeping Us Safe" on FB, just needs to go here: www.facebook.com/thankyouforkeepingmesafe?fref=nf
If you'd like to earn by posting on injustice, visit: tinyurl.com/bloggersEarn
Originally published on Bubblews, here.
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If you, or anyone you know, wants to get paid to blog about even the mundane, visit http://tinyurl.com/bloggersEarn There are no fees to jin and nothing to buy. Just a lovely community involved with an amazing business model. I've already been paid thousands over months.
Come visit my world
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From a Friend; LG agrees to Washer Refund, but Lowes Throws a Kink
When my only months old LG washer went on the fritz in March all I
wanted was to have it fixed. This meant replacing the power board within
the display because of the damage from condensation. However, the
repair to my washer created more problems than I ever had because of
modifications to the new boards that were being manufactured. After many
calls, and 3 visits from the A&E repairman, LG has decided to give
me a refund. However, this is just another can of...read the rest, here.
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Mar 17, 2014
I Want To Start A Few Small Free Libraries
Have you ever seen them on Facebook? Those little
mini-libraries! Little miniature libraries, which sit on one post,
from which neighbors can borrow or donate books, for others to read
for free.
I wish I could legally use an image. I'll need to wait until I build one, I guess. They're not complicated, at all, really. I want to place them under awnings around Amarillo, Tx, in my neighborhood. I could re-introduc reading to a wealth of young minds.
Sponsors would fund it, too. I know of a few local businesses which would love to be seen supporting young, urban literacy.
A mad genius once said, “Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.” -Groucho Marx
Kids need...read the rest here.
I wish I could legally use an image. I'll need to wait until I build one, I guess. They're not complicated, at all, really. I want to place them under awnings around Amarillo, Tx, in my neighborhood. I could re-introduc reading to a wealth of young minds.
Sponsors would fund it, too. I know of a few local businesses which would love to be seen supporting young, urban literacy.
A mad genius once said, “Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.” -Groucho Marx
Kids need...read the rest here.
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My Room Is Complete
It took me
about 5 straight hours of physical work total – and I've just
recently slept the first mandatory 4 to make it official, but I
finally have a room. This isolation is exactly what I've been
needing.
It might not seem like much of a thing to most but I have not been able to close a door on the whole world in months. I haven't had a little space to regularly write for months. Life as been a bit of a struggle and I have missed this like I cannot describe in mere
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It might not seem like much of a thing to most but I have not been able to close a door on the whole world in months. I haven't had a little space to regularly write for months. Life as been a bit of a struggle and I have missed this like I cannot describe in mere
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My Next Great Long-Term Bubblews Experiment; Buying a Car
Here's an idea I know of already,
but needed to be reminded of, by my Aunt &mysgeek . My Bubbles
and/or other blog posts should benefit of it, my readers will benefit
of it , ergo my bank balance should benefit of it too, to such an
extent, Bubblews buys me a car.
It's do-able. We're only talking a grand or so, here. I'm a cheap date.
So beneficial is it, I'm aiming to buy said car with my Bubblews earnings, within just 3 months (13 weeks)! I think I'm even going to just have &Arvind “Buy Me This, in regards to a car. I'll want the evidence and who can't forget being mentioned someday, right?
Then, it would be “official.” Bubblews will have bought me a car. OOOooOOOOO I'm picturing a rich green car. Something gas-miserly. I will also have proof for my experiment too.
How's this experiment going to work, you say? What will I do to make my future posts so much more valuable, you ask? I'll tell you.
I posit, a brain will increase their earnings-per-post averages if they're...read the rest here.
It's do-able. We're only talking a grand or so, here. I'm a cheap date.
So beneficial is it, I'm aiming to buy said car with my Bubblews earnings, within just 3 months (13 weeks)! I think I'm even going to just have &Arvind “Buy Me This, in regards to a car. I'll want the evidence and who can't forget being mentioned someday, right?
Then, it would be “official.” Bubblews will have bought me a car. OOOooOOOOO I'm picturing a rich green car. Something gas-miserly. I will also have proof for my experiment too.
How's this experiment going to work, you say? What will I do to make my future posts so much more valuable, you ask? I'll tell you.
I posit, a brain will increase their earnings-per-post averages if they're...read the rest here.
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May 23, 2013
Free stock images and pictures images to use for link and credit
I don't mind if you ever happen to find this image useful. All I ask in return is you give me credit and link back to this page. Fair enough?
The area around Meadville, Pennsylvania is rich with scenery, background, texture to spare! Any photographer, artists,painters alike would enjoy working in Meadville, Pennsylvania, 16335. I'm offering the use of any and all of my non-human images for anyone to use anywhere legal. Just remember the credit, copyrights and attribution (link).
Tell everyone you've ever known, loved, or hated. Tell the world. Free non-human images to use in exchange for your site's...Go here for the rest.
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May 19, 2013
Amateur Photography; Barns Around Georgetown, Kentucky
A fellow Bubbler once asked me to grab a few shots of some barns for her. Well, since I'm in Kentucky, there's no better chance to do just that.
The farms around here are amazing, although many of them no longer have what we might call a “barn” but rather, a metal building.
According to what a couple of these old horse farmers (horse ranchers?) around here tell me, the traditional wooden barn is now an endangered species. Most modern horse farms replace old barns with metal buildings and sell the barn-wood to artisans, furniture makers and flooring companies.
So, I guess grabbing a few shots of these old...go here for the rest and some more great pictures.
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Today Is The Day I Must Leave; The Four Reasons
*UPDATE* In spite of my having just posted this earlier, I've encountered a delay. I will be taking off in the morning.
I must make it back up North to take care of some business for myself and for my four children. As much as I hate leaving Louisiana and Janet, I must go on the road for a good length of time. There are – for those of us fortunate enough to really live – sometimes more than it seems we can even do. But do it, we must.
Going from this world and back into that world is not easy. It is hard, lonely, sleepless work. But I have the best of four reasons to do it. I'm a fortunate man and I know it. Besides, I have nothing to fear. I am very well protected and very deeply...For the rest, go here.

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I must make it back up North to take care of some business for myself and for my four children. As much as I hate leaving Louisiana and Janet, I must go on the road for a good length of time. There are – for those of us fortunate enough to really live – sometimes more than it seems we can even do. But do it, we must.
Going from this world and back into that world is not easy. It is hard, lonely, sleepless work. But I have the best of four reasons to do it. I'm a fortunate man and I know it. Besides, I have nothing to fear. I am very well protected and very deeply...For the rest, go here.
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Feb 16, 2013
REAL PROOF of psychic energy (Amazing footage)!!! - BBC documentary TV (VIDEO)
This is was an un-staged program aired on BBC several yrs ago, with legitimate researchers and journalists capturing actual footage and experiencing first hand the reality of a healer's powerful abilities to do many amazing things (including BURNING THINGS) with pranic energy or "chi". Enjoy:

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Feb 3, 2013
A Much Better Boiled Egg
I love to eat. I bet you do too. And of
all types of food, I find the common egg to be one of the most
versatile and affordable food to enjoy. Were I ever stranded on a
deserted island but able to have one food item available, I would
hope it's eggs.
A friend told me about this on Facebook and via Pinterest, how to make a better-tasting boiled egg, which is also easier to peel. I never realized there was a need to improve the boiled egg but I gave this a try anyway. It works great.
The flavor is improved since the taste isn't boiled out through the rather porous eggshell. That much I understand. I don't yet understand the mechanics of why they're easier to peel. But who cares how it works. This is worth doing anyway. Here's how.
Rather than boiling your eggs in water, place them either in a muffin tin with no water so they don't move around, or just place them straight onto the rack. Bake them at 325 degrees Fahrenheit for 25 to 30 minutes. That's all it takes.
At first, I thought they would explode. But that doesn't make sense. If they were going to explode from heat, wouldn't they explode in boiling water, since water is much denser than air?
Even with “taste” being as subjective as it is, I do detect a more pronounced and very enjoyable flavor. And yes, they're much easier to peel. I hope you enjoy this tip. Mucho gusto.

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A friend told me about this on Facebook and via Pinterest, how to make a better-tasting boiled egg, which is also easier to peel. I never realized there was a need to improve the boiled egg but I gave this a try anyway. It works great.
The flavor is improved since the taste isn't boiled out through the rather porous eggshell. That much I understand. I don't yet understand the mechanics of why they're easier to peel. But who cares how it works. This is worth doing anyway. Here's how.
Rather than boiling your eggs in water, place them either in a muffin tin with no water so they don't move around, or just place them straight onto the rack. Bake them at 325 degrees Fahrenheit for 25 to 30 minutes. That's all it takes.
At first, I thought they would explode. But that doesn't make sense. If they were going to explode from heat, wouldn't they explode in boiling water, since water is much denser than air?
Even with “taste” being as subjective as it is, I do detect a more pronounced and very enjoyable flavor. And yes, they're much easier to peel. I hope you enjoy this tip. Mucho gusto.
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