ONLINE
FRIEND:
Have you heard
the news about Rep. McKinney?
BARDSQUILL:
yup, unless it's
brand-spankin new news, hope she ain't dead, for instance.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
We need to all
write to McKinney and support her... if we show some of those morons in Congress
and elsewhere that there is public support for an open inquiry then maybe
they might yield just a bit.
BARDSQUILL:
She has been
"designated to lead the rebellion it seems
ONLINE
FRIEND:
She can't do it
alone... neither can Ron Paul, who also speaks out at times. While
most of the Congress is prostituted, there are a few who want to speak out
but can't--unless there was massive public support for them.
BARDSQUILL:
Sheesh, even FOX
playing her (probably to save their own hides)
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,50164,00.html
ONLINE
FRIEND:
"Even Fox?"
Don't you mean especially Fox?
BARDSQUILL:
Dunno, seems to
me that FOX been butt-licking the Bush-mob since election-night returns.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
The prostitutes
sneer at even the word "conspiracy." They always treat conspiracies
as if they are entertainment... and the stupid public takes it, not knowing
even the dictionary definition for conspiracy. "Oh you're just a conspiracy
theorist!"
BARDSQUILL:
Meanwhile the whole
world pretty much thinks 9-11 had inside elements. Sheesh the CIA was brazen
in their short-selling stock routines.
BARDSQUILL:
the CIA is suing
themselves for abuse of power.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Well, if it's a
conclusion based on facts, then it's probably a theory, and if it's about
secrecy for evil purposes, then it's a conspiracy theory. What's
entertainment about that?
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Yea, and the anthrax
issue seems to be an inside job as well, very clearly an inside job.
BARDSQUILL:
How about a hundred
megs of reports leading to facts, got that here. I started just after
the first tower went down
BARDSQUILL:
thot it would be
hysterical, er, historical
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Of course... people
don't realize that "conspiracy theories" are often based on tons of facts
(literally tons because of documents, etc).
BARDSQUILL:
yea and a wave
of the hand and whisper-cornspiracy, whooshes it all away, freakin mind-control
BARDSQUILL:
yowsah, yowsah
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Mind
control--exactly! It's indoctrination, years of it, thru public education,
entertainment, media, etc. My history prof mentioned mildly that Saddam
Hussein seems to be on the payroll of the US gov't. But then she had
to say "Don't worry, I'm not a conspiracy theorist." She had to defend
herself against a brainless student class body, so she said that.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Lemme tell you,
people are ignorant. In my history class, nobody even cares about
history--they only take the course 'cause they have to.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Stupid robots only
interested in THEIR major. But love of general learning is so
important--not just for-work training!
ONLINE
FRIEND:
They've purposely
made "conspiracy" into a forbidden word.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
But if those robots
can open a dictionary for once, they might learn something!
BARDSQUILL:
man, i was in academia
for 23 years, as a rebel, almost killed me.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
It sucks, and I
am only in a community college.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I'm a rebel too.
BARDSQUILL:
i taught at fresno
city college
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Oh, you were a
professor, cool.
BARDSQUILL:
66-88
ONLINE
FRIEND:
What did you teach?
BARDSQUILL:
art
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Ah.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I'm interested
in general knowledge as well as my chosen vocation... not just my vocation
alone. Many people just care about their own little world.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
One needs broad
knowledge to be truly educated.
BARDSQUILL:
showed up in the
admin office in 88 with my fishin pole and a bottle of irish whiskey, said,
screw you bastards,. They deemed me crazy and put me on disability,
thank god.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
You literally did
this?
BARDSQUILL:
I left, my students
rioted, that was that.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Did you talk to
your students about this stuff?
BARDSQUILL:
yup, after 23 years
I was fried.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Once in a while,
you'd get a thoughtful student... but more times than not you get brainwashed
fools who don't want to learn anything new.
BARDSQUILL:
You bet.
My Art Appreciation class became Weird-shit 101. Students mobbed the
class. I broke all the enrollment records for the District, heh.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Even some of the
intelligent ones sneer at anything that is even remotely unconventional--a
symptom of mind control.
BARDSQUILL:
Lived on my farm
which became a commune.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Were your students
supportive of what you talked about?
BARDSQUILL:
It was vastly different
in the 60s. Students were awesome!
BARDSQUILL:
and 70s
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Yea, I'm sure they
were... students are the ones who revolted against the Vietnam War a lot
too. That was great.
BARDSQUILL:
then came the 80s
and the students turned into frogs.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
But the media wasn't
as bad as they are now.
BARDSQUILL:
but they still
mobbed my class looking for something.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
It was the Viet
War, coming to an end before they wanted... the spooks realized they must
control people's minds even more.
BARDSQUILL:
man, I could tell
you some tales
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Tell me one tale
now.
BARDSQUILL:
let's see, some
of my studio artists and myself started messing around with visualization-stuff,
spontaneously...
BARDSQUILL:
we were trying
to make paintings without paint
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Wow!
BARDSQUILL:
we would go on
"group expeditions"
BARDSQUILL:
So had to try this
stuff in my lecture hall classes...
BARDSQUILL:
WE LEFT EARTH!
NO KIDDIN!
ONLINE
FRIEND:
You serious man?
Physically or astrally?
BARDSQUILL:
scared the poop
outta me so I quit doin it.
BARDSQUILL:
everybody would
close their eyes and we'd go up...up...through the ceiling, out over the
town, up into space and in exploration of other worlds, for starters...heh
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Astrally or
physically?
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I'm assuming the
former...
BARDSQUILL:
weird stuff happened,
time dilation, physical side-effects
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Oh.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I wanna travel
in space like that!
BARDSQUILL:
200 people locking
in
BARDSQUILL:
started in the
studio with a dozen creatives, we worked out the details of the experience.
BARDSQUILL:
made it work.
BARDSQUILL:
as far as I know
we were the first to try, mil remote viewing came later.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Could you see each
other as you went up?
BARDSQUILL:
yea, moreover our
minds would weave together
BARDSQUILL:
telepathy, mannnnnn
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I want to explore
space like that, serious. Upon restoring my health, I'm gonna try astral
projection.
BARDSQUILL:
like a single being
with many eyes
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I see.
BARDSQUILL:
but the deal is,
we would lock in, no conflict of imagery.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Hmm.
BARDSQUILL:
and we'd take turns
as captain o the starship, so to speak.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
I wish I was in
your class.
BARDSQUILL:
see at first one
is designated as captain
ONLINE
FRIEND:
You're one interesting
professor!
BARDSQUILL:
but as we got better
at it didn't matter
ONLINE
FRIEND:
All I have to say
is, I want to travel in space like that.
BARDSQUILL:
of course there
was really abrasive resistance in the academic at large, my poor Dean.
He'd call me in and say, "You gotta knock that crap off!" I'd say,
"Dean you are absolutely correct. I have been very very unacademic. I promise
to change forever!"
ONLINE
FRIEND:
lol
BARDSQUILL:
Then we'd go off
a-winging with even more fervor.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Did you say once
that Willian Shatner was at your lectures?
ONLINE
FRIEND:
Or some Star Trek
dude?
BARDSQUILL:
Then the Dean would
say, "DAMMIT, YOU ARE FIRED!" I'd say, no Dean, I quit!" He'd say
waittaminute, you can't just QUIT!" Was all insane.
BARDSQUILL:
went on like that
for 23 years and four Deans.
ONLINE
FRIEND:
lol