Reply #10: Thanks for that.

[destes]

I agree that at some point we must reclaim the "friendly skies." Let's start today.

We must make that reclamation ourselves, individually and as a nation, indeed, as a planet. In order to get our soul back, the one that was free of fear, we must be fearless. Or am I to understand that at long last the Bushco weenies have so well gutted our spirit that we find no strength from our faith in ourselves? That's the mindless fear they used to have their way with us. Here we are in a nearly hopeless economic situation where we continue to cower. "Where's my 401K? My home's equity?",you ask. They have it. It was a "loan" in the form of a "tax deferred, employer contributed, instead of a raise, unwarranted rise in health insurance premium, record worker productivity, easy credit rip-off" collateralized by your faith in a system led by those who will retire on your dime. It was only a scheme in which they could gain at little or no investment. 40% of the nation's retirement savings and equity is a lot of money.

Well I'm up-to-here with it. They felled those buildings intentionally. Yes they did. It's not an arguable point. The government of the US has been a "for-profit" entity managed by and for America's Olympians. That's why there is, for now, no time to be sensitive for the feelings of those traumatized people in the Great City of New York.

Our purpose and our fate these days is to see very clearly how critical it is that we not panic. The wolves will take those in the flock who embrace the consensus of fear. They think they can continue to do so with impunity because too many of us still have undried tears which blur our vision. They conducted war on us. Thus our bunker mentality.