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Friday, January 22, 2016

Plea from a 16 year old German girl...Please Help us.

I know I promised I would stop posting negative items, but I saw this today and had to post before it is shut down by the German Government or News Services throughout the world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGfP8CyJAhg

I hope every European parent with young children sees this and takes whatever steps necessary to protect their families and force the Governments to wake up. I am disgusted, and I don't even live in Germany.

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

To all the bleeding heart Liberals out there...

When hearts really start bleeding and your children are raped because of your ill-informed support for immigrants from terrorist countries, what if you are the first in line to receive your JUST reward?  The question is - Will you still be liberal then?  Watch this.

http://www.barenakedislam.com/2016/01/20/outrageous-german-police-release-without-charge-a-gang-of-muslim-savages-who-gang-raped-a-13-year-old-girl-for-30-hours/

If you think this is fine, heaven help you and your family, because obviously your government and police won't.  Let's hope this is not what is in store for Canada.

Monday, January 18, 2016

Muslims vs. Christians - no contest in today's world...

Okay, this is my last (ha ha) post on the problems we face in the world today.  As the title suggests, in today's world, there is absolutely no contest in the fight between Islam and Christianity.  Islam will win, hands down.  Why?

1. Christians believe they should love thy neighbor, and Muslims will take advantage of this, move in, then kill them because they are infidels.
2. Christians believe they should turn the other cheek.  This allows Muslims to do all sorts of atrocities to non-Muslims, because Christians keep forgiving and forgiving....
3. The Christian leaders are weak and corrupted in many cases, and so are their flocks.  Many flock to Christianity because they are afraid to deal with problems on their own.  Muslims are the same, but Islam has strong and fanatical leaders, and ferociously keep their members towing the line.
4. Christianities only plan is to promise people everlasting life if they accept God.  Muslims promise the same, but also men will get a bunch of virgins in heaven if they kill infidels.
5. The Bible can be interpreted many ways, but generally always in a way promoting goodness.  The Quran can also be interpreted many ways, but the people interpreting it are mostly fanatics that want Islam throughout the entire world, no matter how many Christian and other non-Muslim lives it costs.  Therefore their interpretation tend to promote slavery and decimation.
6. Government leaders in the Christian world generally separate the state from religion, while at the same time promoting the Bibles liberal teachings.  Although peoples rights have been diminished a little at a time over the past years, the public is still living in comfort.  Islam integrates the state with religion, and with that power and the wars it creates, it is able to spread to non-Muslim countries with great ease.  Also, Government leaders in the West are greedily interfering in Muslim problems, thus opening the door for retaliation.
7. Even if you compare all the other religions in the world, they are mostly peaceful like Christianity.  Muslims are just the opposite, and thrive on the oppression of others (including it's own members) and killing all that stand in it's way.  Not only that, but it has the ability to destroy all in it's path, and at the same time, make Christians feel guilty or racist for calling them on their atrocities.
8. Christ was a fair and humble man, helping all those he came in contact with.  Mohammad lied to, killed, tortured and dominated all those he came in contact with.  End of story.

As a footnote.  I believe the only two things these two religions have in common is their philosophy on gays, and that it has taken man to distort their original teachings; but mixing Christianity with Islam is like mixing water with oil.

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Philosophy of the Harmonious Pomegranates.

The four great philosophies of the Harmonious Pomegranates:

1. All members will live side by side, displaying harmony and friendship, as do the seeds of the pomegranate.
2.  The laws of all lands will be changed to distribute wealth from the few, to everyone in the pomegranate, equally.  Every seed will have the ability to grow and flourish together, and only wise and enlightened seeds can become leaders.
3. Music, Art and Creativity will be in abundance, so that all in the seeds will have the opportunity to relax and grow after a hard day of work.  The Ukulele will become the core instrument of the pomegranate community, and Ukulele Bands will flourish everywhere; yet all other musical instruments will be gloriously accepted and welcomed.
4. Anyone can be a part of the pomegranate, but any sour seeds will be removed and sent to a place of isolation, whereby they can only return if they truly become enlightened and do not attempt to spoil the harmony of the other seeds.

Pomegranates sincerely hope that all other religions will adopt these philosophies and join this wondrous, yet somewhat fruity, movement.

This blog has now been taken over by the pomegranates, and new converts messages will be gladly posted, as long as they meet the criteria of the above four great philosophies.

Monday, December 14, 2015

Xmas is fast approaching and I think it is time to seriously think about religion...

Religion, when mixed with politics, has had a devastating effect on the sanity of the world.  The religious writings themselves generally promote peace and love, but many fanatics have taken these writings completely out of context, and used them to promote their own distorted form of greed and power mongering.

Christians are no better than Muslims in many ways, and both can stand accused of atrocities, particularly when they are not only the one religion, but also control the government.  We have seen this in the Crusades, the witch hunts of America, and now in the terrorism of the Middle East working it's way West.  Religions prey on the weak, the sick and the poor; and in doing so, have the ability to make a sane person perform insane acts.

I would like to see nothing better than all churches and religious organizations disbanded, and replaced with individual spirituality.  We would no longer have rich and powerful religious organizations trying to influence governments and control both the citizens and it's members.  I truly believe that if people are left to their own beliefs, they will love their neighbors and treat others as they would like to be treated.

I suspect there would also be fewer wars because governments would not be able to use religion as a means to promote hatred.  But alas, I am just dreaming.

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

I'm sure I'll go to Hell for this, but...

I think all religions are a farce.  The only thing they accomplish is leading the sick and helpless down their path of lies and deceit.  Their one goal apparently is to get rich and/or powerful; and many of them are succeeding quite well.

The Catholics (which my grandmother was a lifelong member) are probably the richest today, and their power is enormous.  To accomplish this, the church joined with various governments to force their religion on a multitude of other smaller countries than Italy.  It is unknown how many sinners were killed by them in the past, but I'm sure the number is phenomenal.  They tend to keep a relatively low profile in today's world, but their influence is still strong.

I've heard that Muslims of today, in many cases, are a peaceful people.  However, their teachings seem to instruct them that all non- believers are infidels and that the world should only have one true religion, theirs.  Some fanatical groups have broken off, and have interpreted their Quran to say that all infidels, or non-believers, should be killed.  They seem to be doing a pretty good job today of setting this in motion and stealing the 'domination spotlight' away from Catholics.

I don't know if it is just me, but I believe in some higher power, and I believe this power would want me to help others and to love my fellow human beings.  However, I do this privately in most cases, and have never been good at following like a sheep.  I just can't seem to be able to give up my own personal beliefs, and follow some religion that wants my money and my complete dedication to whatever cause they believe in.  My cause must by MY cause.

I look upon religious leaders as deceitful and corrupt, and the people that blindly follow them as helpless fools, in most cases.  A person must have very little self-worth to give up their life for some religions fanatic. All religions use false promises (well, I suspect they are false), to get their members to follow their various rules.  If you follow Jesus's word, you will get to heaven;  if you follow your imam and kill infidels, you will be given many virgins from Allah; if you protect cows, you will be accepted as a good Hindu; etc.

I guess I just mistrust religious and political leaders.  I also don't trust the news about what is going on in the world anymore because most of the news outlets are controlled by big business/banks, who are buying politicians, who are then dragging innocent people into wars, who are then being mislead about what is really happening in the world.  Let's face it, religions and governments are all about money, not our souls.

If anyone knows of an honest religion our there, please let me know.  I would truly love to believe in something again.  Until then, I'll just shake my head whenever I see someone blindly following a religion or religious practice. Of course, if there is in fact a true heaven and the promises are true, where do I line up to pay my way in like everyone else.

Monday, November 30, 2015

2 more disappear while travelling in Mexico...

I live in Mexico for 7 months each winter.  I return to the same city, rent the same apartment and travel extensively with my Mexican friends.  I've learned a few things about Mexico that should be shared with anyone travelling in Mexico during this current drug crisis.

1. If you are flying down to an all-inclusive, try to stay at your hotel and enjoy the amenities there.  If you must visit a city or town nearby, go with a group of people (preferably with someone who is or speaks Spanish) and only travel during daylight hours.  Also if you are caught travelling at night, stay on the major highways, and not the freeways that are extremely dangerous.
2. If you are driving in Mexico, don't have an expensive vehicle (such as a motorhome or luxury car).  You will just attract attention to the fact that you are probably wealthy, compared to most Mexicans.
3. When driving, stick to the major highways (as above) and travel during the day.  Full size pickups and vans are targets in many states because they look like Narco vehicles.  If you happen to be driving through one of the more dangerous states: Guerrara, Michocan, Jalisco or many of the US border states; driving one of these vehicles is like waving a red flag.
4. Renting apartments or houses in Mexico requires some close analysis before you make your decision.  Mexico is not anything like the USA or Canada.  If you don't have big walls with barbed wire or electrical fences, you will more than likely get robbed.  Many cities like Lake Chapala have many Americans and Canadians living in them, and their homes are about as secure as their places back home.  Not at all.
5. It is important to choose a safe location to live in also.  Many neighborhoods may have houses that look safe, but if you happen to need juice or something else at the corner grocery, it can be dangerous just going outside.  I live in a large neighborhood with 24 hour security at all entrances, and my cul-de-sac has 24 hour guards at our 20 foot gate.  Our house inside is surrounded by 15 foot walls with thorns on top.  Kind of like living in a prison, but at least I can sleep at night.
6. Anytime you go out shopping, don't wear flashy jewelry or anything else advertising the fact that you have more money than the residents.  I drive a 1999 Pontiac Sunfire in Mexico and blend right in with the locals.  I only wear nice watches or clothes when going to a special function, and do not walk around town in this attire.
7. When withdrawing money from bank machines, I try to always have a friend with me to keep watch.  Fortunately my bank only lets me take out so much a day, and if I did get robbed, it would only hurt a little.  Oh, and make sure that if someone is robbing you, give them your money and anything else they ask for.  Most are armed and will kill you in an instant if you don't comply with their demands.
8. If you plan on spending any amount of time in Mexico, learn Spanish.  Not only will it allow you to communicate with the local residents and buy your groceries and other items easily, it will give you the advantage of knowing what someone may be saying about you nearby.  If a couple of guys are standing nearby and talking about robbing you, knowing Spanish may save you.
9. Get a cheap Mexican telephone and keep it charged with pesos.  Texting in Mexico, from one Mexican phone to another, is cheap (1 or 2 pesos for an outgoing text, and free for incoming).  The emergency number in Mexico is not 911, but is 066.  Of course, you'll probably have to speak Spanish, and well, hopefully the police actually respond.
10. So, because we are all considered to be rich visitors, we should do our best to downplay this perception.  I have spent years trying to convince my Mexican friends that I am not rich, with little success.  They feel that if we can travel to Mexico each year, and rent a nice house/apartment and apparently not do any work at all, we have to be rich.  In their eyes, I guess we are.

So, don't wear expensive clothes or wear flashy jewelry, don't drive luxury cars, travel only during the day whenever possible, stick to the major highways, rent only secure houses/apartments in secure neighborhoods, and try to stay out of the dangerous Mexican states. Watch your back at all times, and you should be alright.  Or you can do what a lot of people suggest - stay out of Mexico.  But sorry, I love the people, the food and the winter climate for to much to follow that advice.