Thursday, November 30, 2017

Why men and women were the way they were for thousands and thousands of years already

If you study human history at all or anthropology it isn't hard to figure out why genetically and psychologically we all are the way we are now.

The problem that I see now is that people are trying to create an artificial construct called "Political Correctness" upon mankind starting in the Western World. I don't think this is going to work long term.

If you even look at us genetically how we got to this place it was women being protected by men often sacrificing their lives so the women and children could survive wars and conflicts. So, the more efficient at warfare (or of avoiding warfare) were the men who survived all this. And the women who survived to bare children had wide enough hips and enough fat on their bodies to conceive and to give birth without dying.

So, for men, it was about how big and strong and crafty one was and for women it was about how good a mother one was not only biologically but also nurture wise and if they had a man to protect them through difficult times from all other men and women in all situations.

So, we all are a product of all this. Because f we didn't have good enough genetics we likely wouldn't be alive right now would we.

Then two things came on the scene to change all this:

1 Nuclear Weapons
2. Western Medicine

And these two things completely upended natural selection and human evolution resulting in overpopulation and Global Warming which is where we are now.

So, now what are we going to  do to survive as a human race?

This is the real question we all have to consider.

And if we get it wrong our group goes extinct.

Life is very unforgiving in this way especially long term.
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The Unexpected Consequences of Potential not even actual nuclear wars

I submit to you that I believe presently that things are just so screwed up in this government now that I would equate it to "Bay of Pigs" under president Kennedy. The Bay of Pigs in Cuba made

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Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev (15 April 1894 – 11 September 1971) was a Soviet statesman who led the Soviet Union during part of the Cold War as the First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1953 to 1964, and as Chairman of the Council of Ministers, or Premier, from 1958 to 1964.
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of Soviet Russia think that Kennedy might be overcome by him. He saw Kennedy because of Bay of Pigs as an inept and young turk of a president. Whether he was right or not is of course debatable in college classes forever around the world. However, there were grave consequences to the failure of Bay of Pigs debacle by Kennedy.

1. Castro remained in power and the U.S. was forced to make an agreement never to depose Castro as long as he lived with the USSR which we honored by the way.
2. it caused the Cuban Missile Crisis as a direct result of Bay of Pigs
3. it caused the Kennedy, his brother and Martin Luther King to be assassinated as a direct result of Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
4. It caused the Viet Nam war (which Kennedy had planned to end soon) to go on until 
November 1, 1955 – April 30, 1975
which was 12 years after Kennedy was assassinated as a direct result. So, 50,000 Americans didn't have to die and 250,000 to 500,000 didn't have to be wounded and countless others didn't have to have fatal often PTSD directly caused by the war experiences.
 
So, I submit to you that Trump's first year in office is very much like a whole year of "many Bays of Pigs. The world doesn't take Trump seriously and instead considers him to be a senile out of touch old man living in conspiracy theories and tweeting about his own incompetency in strange ways. 

So, one by one the other countries of the world see Trump as the face of the U.S. as "Crazy, Incompetent and just plain dangerous more and more."

which also makes the whole world more crazy and less functional and more dysfunctional every single day now too.

So, in opposite ways an old man demonstrating senility and incompetence in Trump and a young man who was movie star like while having hundreds of women at the white house secretly protected by the secret service at the time actually have a lot in common after their first year in office if you see what I'm getting at.

Kennedy the first two years in office almost started the third world war along with
 

Nikita Khrushchev

and Castro. Trump along with Kim Jong Un and Xi and Putin may be starting a nuclear war that no one can win or survive.

 

This is something we all need to think about right now if we want a planet to be here next year by the way for ANY life on earth to live on.

 
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Many people are so busy they have no time to think about what is important in their lives

This is destructive to all of us in the end.

As food becomes more and more expensive caused by Global warming, rising oil prices etc. people will have to obviously work harder and harder and spend more time working in order to eat, feed their families and to survive. However, this also harms everyone because people in these situations don't have the time to actually contemplate their lives in order to make good decisions and so every decision then gets made as an "EMERGENCY DECISION" and emergency decisions are NOT a good way to go through life unless you are actually in an emergency in that moment.

So, as a result of all thsi we wind up with presidents getting us in to wars like Trump is now. We wind up with no jobs for our state department being filled (which also starts conflicts and wars all over the world). We wind up with a confused electorate (because in their lives they are like slaves) with no time to think about anything in a really useful way.

There is no time to think about things in ways that are actually helpful to mankind like when the cost of living was lower and one 17 year old male could buy a car, a house and support 5 people easily in the 1950s and 1960s without even a high school education.

So, as a result we see our whole nation going to hell because people are too confused by having to work so hard they no longer can take time to decide about anything anymore in a useful holistic way.

So, I find that since in my life God has provided for me I do spend the time thinking about how things might be done better and differently than now and I try to write about my ideas from actually taking the time to think about what is important and useful in our lives.

IF you are graced with the time to pray and contemplate please share your ideas with mankind in any way that you can. Your prayers, thoughts and ideas might prevent the extinction of your children and grandchildren and all your descendants to come.
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It might be a good idea to take your passport anywhere you travel the next couple of months

I have been thinking about this lately. Many of you are planning to travel for the holidays. But maybe you want to bring along your passport in case Seoul, Tokyo, Honolulu, Washington DC, New York city or any west coast city is gone along with Pyongyang and all of North Korea.

We live in very unstable times with Trump as president and maybe having your passport so you can get to Canada or Europe might be a good idea during the next couple of months time especially.

My wife and I were talking about how no planes flew for several weeks in the U.S. when 9-11 happened. Most air traffic in the world slowed down or stopped for awhile after this too because at first no one knew who was responsible for this and a nuclear war came very close to happening.

So, we were thinking that air travel (non-military air travel) might stop for several months if there is a nuclear conflict with North Korea happening at any point in time.

So, maybe having your passport in a safe place so you can drive to Canada or another place of safety away from nuclear radiation might be a good idea during these strange times we presently live in?

Another important thing might be to know the general prevailing winds in any area you are traveling through and specifically what direction the winds are carrying any potential nuclear radiation from any nuclear blasts because even one particle of nuclear radiation lodged in your lungs will be fatal within 20 to 30 years.

It's like the Boy Scout Motto: "Be Prepared!"

Be Prepared: The origin story behind the Scout motto

https://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2017/05/08/be-prepared-scout-motto-origin/
May 8, 2017 - In "Scouting for Boys," Robert Baden-Powell wrote that to Be Prepared means "you are always in a state of readiness in mind and body to do your duty."

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Jump to Baden-Powell on "Be Prepared" - In the third part of Scouting for Boys Robert Baden-Powell explains the meaning of the phrase: The Scout Motto is: BE PREPARED which means you are always in a state of readiness in mind and body to do your DUTY. Be Prepared in Mind by having disciplined ...
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How do you stop worldwide wars and conflicts?

The STate Department has been doing this effectively since World War II now.

However, under Trump the State department has so many unfilled jobs now under Trump this is no longer possible. So, as a direct result there will be more and more conflicts and confusions and likely even a nuclear war directly because of not having enough staff functioning or working anymore at the State Department?

Why?

Because Trump doesn't believe in a State Department and likely wants to thin out people on earth as much as possible which is happening now  that the state department has stopped functioning like it did under Obama and all previous presidents since World War II.

What is the U.S first line of defense?

If you were going to say our armed forces you would be wrong. Our armed forces are actually the 2nd and last line of defense where people are actually killed by our soldiers.

Before you start killing people you can talk to them first to see if a better arrangment can be reached before people start dying a lot.

So, a completely understaffed  state department like we now have is going to cost thousands to millions of people around the world their lives. This is a given if you are a logical and reasonable person.

Trump is not a peacemaker he is a war maker worldwide.

It's important you know this.
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State Department under Trump a Nartional and International security emergency

Story highlights

  • Albright has been a strong critic of President Donald Trump and his administration
  • The State Department spokeswoman has acknowledged a morale problem
Washington (CNN)Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright believes the US is facing a "national security emergency" because of the vacancies and staffing issues at the State Department.
"If the US military were facing a recruitment and retention crisis of this magnitude, few would hesitate to call it a national security emergency," Albright wrote in an op-ed published in The Washington Post on Wednesday night. "Well, that is what we are facing (in the State Department). And while it saddens me to criticize one of my successors, I have to speak out because the stakes are so high."
She said turnover at the State Department is normal, but once people leave, the positions need to be filled, and the Trump administration has left many positions vacant.
"Change within the Foreign Service and the State Department's civil service is not unusual. In fact, the system is designed to bring in fresh blood on a regular basis," she wrote. "There is, however, a big difference between a transfusion and an open wound. There is nothing normal about the current exodus."
Albright, a strong critic of President Donald Trump and his administration, wrote that diplomacy is the "first line of defense."
State Dept spokeswoman: 'Sure, there's a morale issue in this building'
State Dept spokeswoman: 'Sure, there's a morale issue in this building'
"When we must use force, as in the fight against the Islamic State, our diplomats ensure that we can do so effectively and with the cooperation of other countries," Albright, who served as secretary of state from 1997 to 2001 under then-President Bill Clinton, wrote in the op-ed.
She blamed Trump for not prioritizing the hiring of officials for the agency, citing an interview the President gave Fox News earlier this month when he said "I'm the only one that matters" when it came to diplomacy and filling positions at the State Department.
She also argued that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson -- "for reasons that only make sense to him" -- has delayed filling important diplomatic posts in Washington and abroad.
Earlier this month, Senators John McCain, the Arizona Republican who chairs the Armed Services committee, and Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat, said low morale and a perceived flood of career diplomats leaving Foggy Bottom "paint a disturbing picture."
In a letter to Tillerson, the senators expressed "deep reservations" about his staffing decisions, which, they said, "threaten to undermine the long-term health and effectiveness of American diplomacy."
Asked about the letter, as well as recent reports about high-level resignations, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert conceded that some staff are feeling frustrated.
"I know that times may seem tough right now," she told reporters at the agency's regular news briefing last week. "I know that the headlines coming out of the State Department do not look good, do not look promising. We have a lot of work to do here at the State Department."
CNN's Elise Labott contributed to this report.
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