I was watching videos on cow mutilations the other day, and found it to be quite fascinating information. I have always been a fan of the belief in aliens, though, it was not until recently that I actually started crediting some of the ideas. I have heard both sides of the argument, but I am more curious as to what you all think about it. Are aliens really coming to study our cattle and take particular body parts? It has been happening since 1967 (I believe) and still there have been no arrests or findings that have scientifically suggested anything other than an unknown presence.
One report I read said that over 30,000 cattle have been 'mootilated'.
All of these cattle mutilations don't have any trace of blood at the scene. Isn't that fascinating? If anyone has ever researched the Greys and their need to sustain their own race with organs and blood, due to their lack or reproductive capacity, it might give explanation to this phenomenon.
Give me some of your thoughts.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Saturday, June 05, 2010
How Should the Nation Respond?
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I am actually excited about the way that Rachel Maddow expresses her opinion on this disaster. I really am interested in reader's responses to this video and to the disaster in general. How should America leaders respond? How should America's people respond?
Thursday, June 03, 2010
New Generation Loser
Many people in the world are losers. You know - failures, flops, duds, lemons, complete washouts. They do not want to be losers; it just comes naturally to them due to their past experiences and upbringing.
These people are not bad people - they just have unattractive behaviors. In their frustration of things not going well, they indulge in maladaptive behaviors to find some sense of satisfaction and gratification. It is short lived pleasures that they find, and thus, they fail to find true happiness. But, I think I would argue that most people are not losers from their actions, but their lack of action.
See, losers that I am talking about are the people that complain about the world, but they do not do anything to change it. They could even be extremely passionate about the topic they are speaking on, but they are not willing to put forth the time or energy to make the difference. These people would be defined as emotionally reactive.
These people are wannabes and fakes. They are the skater that carries a decked out board, but cannot do an ollie. Or the musician that carries a $2000 guitar, but cannot locate the A chord. It's the philosopher that has only read Aristotle, and the actress that was a lead in the high-school play...once. Or, the model that was in an Alco advertisement wearing old lady pants, and...well, you get the idea.
But, then again, what do you do when your leader wins a Nobel Peace Prize for talking about what he wants to do?
Thoughts?
These people are not bad people - they just have unattractive behaviors. In their frustration of things not going well, they indulge in maladaptive behaviors to find some sense of satisfaction and gratification. It is short lived pleasures that they find, and thus, they fail to find true happiness. But, I think I would argue that most people are not losers from their actions, but their lack of action.
See, losers that I am talking about are the people that complain about the world, but they do not do anything to change it. They could even be extremely passionate about the topic they are speaking on, but they are not willing to put forth the time or energy to make the difference. These people would be defined as emotionally reactive.
These people are wannabes and fakes. They are the skater that carries a decked out board, but cannot do an ollie. Or the musician that carries a $2000 guitar, but cannot locate the A chord. It's the philosopher that has only read Aristotle, and the actress that was a lead in the high-school play...once. Or, the model that was in an Alco advertisement wearing old lady pants, and...well, you get the idea.
But, then again, what do you do when your leader wins a Nobel Peace Prize for talking about what he wants to do?
Thoughts?
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