RE: On Rainy Days Even in the Sun

Medicine, transportation, bomb-making—sure, plenty of improvements in our inventions

I would debate that there have been very few improvements in medicine, unless by improvements you mean the need for every more of their toxic medicines. Surgery after a car accident (for example), that is much improved, but treatment for chronic illness is now abominable, nothing but drug pushers "helping" us there.

How often I have wished I had homeschooled my kids! Again after reading your daughter's work here.

When my kids were young, I thought homeschooling was insane. I was one of those same-as-we-were-then folks, believed in America the greatest place on earth to live. The schools are incubators for slave-thought and behavior, and when one of mine simply could not think or behave that way, they threatened us with child protective services if we didn't medicate him, therapize him, and, in one school, let them send him to a padded room if he wouldn't comply. Looking back, I can't believe I let this go on, but I believed in America the great and thought I was the problem because I couldn't get my kid to do his banal, repetitive, useless homework. As his health devolved - I have no doubt now that this was because of the "medicines" I still believed in - he responded by becoming self-educated, by reading books they would never allow in schools (protocols of zion for starters, religious texts of all kinds next, he was astonishingly brilliant, no need of schooling). I credit him with my understandings today. Without him, without his years of illness. his recognizing the lies he had been forced to consume, and his eventual death, I would still be a mind-slave. I'm learning. Not where you are by any means, but able to spot the prodigious BS that is our daily bread, and the wicked crimes we commit by believing that BS.

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