STEP 7/64 TO LIVE NONVIOLENYLY

7) Education – Knowledge strengthens your conviction and deepens your wisdom and understanding. Learn about the power of nonviolence by educating yourself. Read an article, periodical or book; watch a video on a subject that relates to nonviolence. Learn about human rights, diversity, ecology, history, politics, forgiveness, spirituality, peace studies, biographies of heroes and more.

I’m more concerned with adequate, available clean water sources, with a reliable supply of non GMO SEED, enough with all this talk of fiscal cliffs, we’re printing dollars to infinity and then beyond anyway, why all the uproar, whats the fuss? So let me take a little time out, I’m gonna tell ya about my cat, Katie Kat, she’s a Mouser, a South Philly Alley Cat, black and white, she’s nesting now, right now I think she’s thinking about birds, she brings a lot of joy to me. TO EVERYONE, MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM KATIE KAT and ME, I found this post this morning, a gift, this is the discussion that needs to be! IMHO!!!

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-12-24/ron-paul-government-security-just-another-kind-violence

Ya know I think back, growing up, seeing newsreels of countries that made up the Eastern Block, seeing soldiers in the streets, the people living under the thumb of government security, we were taught this was bad back then, how is it today we’re turned 180º, somehow we”ve been convinced, its homeland security, its patriotic, and its good. Stop the bull shit, grow green manure, my buckwheat is coming in strong, soon I’ll be turning it back, plant my winter rye, I should be dancing barefoot in dutch clover by spring!