The Revolution

I have to admit to y'all that I got a bit discouraged from the primaries and was trying to become an apathetic pod person. I'm still discouraged. After having a talk with my pastor and telling him I was mourning the loss of revolution, he told me the message doesn't have to die. Yesterday a fellow Christian ticked me off again, so I decided I'm powering up again. My DVD player had died several weeks before the primary and that was discouraging too. I have recently sold that laptop and bought a desktop with a DVD burner. So between that and the friend's sheer ignorance making me angry, I have decided to get back in the running. I was provided with a DVD burning computer for a reason. I am burning the DVDs, which are more geared toward the war being a fake than anything else. There is a Ron Paul clip on there(the Evanescence song) and I am going to eventually phase that out and replace it with a clip that was circulated on here and feared of being pulled off youtube. Although that Evanescence clip does have some good quotes...I dunno we'll see.

I got to thinking that some of us are and are going to be pulled in different directions. There's a lot of ground to cover. All of the aspects of what's at stake in this election should still be spread to the public. We'll probably look like kooks as always, but after the last year, we're used to it, right? I know Tim, Jeff and Martin are more geared toward the 911 truth movement. I am geared toward exposing the evils of the government to Christians. Kevin, I know is into exposing the NAU. Margie is a little bit of everything. I've missed others, but here's your opportunity to chime in. I thought I'd raise these discussion points for our meeting this Sunday afternoon. I'm not going to get my hopes up with my work, and my time is limited with trying to clean up to sell our place, but I'm just going to keep in mind that I'm lighting a fire somewhere, somehow. See y'all Sunday.
-K