Perhaps the start of summer for you but - here - the shortest day of the year heralds the slow increase in daylight hours and the real start of winter.
Cold goes to colder and ‘tis the season of the wind, here in the mountains.
“Where do you get your information?” asks bright child. “ Mostly via the internet.” say I.
“How do you know that it’s true?”
“Not hard to verify.” say I. “ What makes you think that T.V. provides the truth of ANY situation?”
9/11 is the source of that first question. I’ve probably seen close to a dozen documentaries which draw the facts together. The films aren’t hard to find and the expertise of those making the videos is easy to verify.
Without the internet, very little would have come to light. The main stream media won’t or can’t touch this story........ but we don’t hear much about Fukushima either.
The global financial meltdown becomes insignificant compared to Fukushima - the Greeks are already bartering and setting up local currencies........ more will follow.
Few of the people I know have questioned the foundation of our financial system. Without the internet and people such as Eustace Mullins who expose the Federal Reserve in all it’s glory, I probably wouldn’t know the basics of why we’re in the financial mess that we’re in.
Never questioned by politicians or within the mainstream media. The share market is just the froth and bubble of gambling - plain and simple - which rests upon a financial fraud....... lots of words written about the share market but none about the Central banks.
It’s a mind boggling situation but, apart from being aware, there’s not much that I can do about the games that the ‘powers that be’ enjoy playing.
I’ll continue to enjoy playing - learning scales and patterns is a wonderful adventure.
Just as well that it costs no money to practice and play.
Meanwhile - off to work to pay the bills.... and immerse myself in something constructive.
....... the universe is electric yet mainstream science hasn’t quite caught on to this idea........ very comforting to know that everything we know is probably wrong. There’s a cheerful idea.