WYWTBI: Bruvas Gunna Werk It Out (So Far, So Good)

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Update: So Far, So Good

From what I can tell as a street poet who often speaks in the third person in Ottawa, at Square One Mall in Mississauga, in the PATH, Union Station, The Eaton Centre and Yorkdale Mall in Toronto, plus-plus, guys are getting it. Thousands of Canadians have seen what's going on and how to respond to it, so that's good news.

Sometime half-way through this summer, tons of guys got fooled into a form of "gay cruising", or staring at guys they don't know back and forth over and over again like some gay guys do in some parks when they want to negotiate anonymous sex in the bushes. I didn't know what it was, but then I figured out what it could be.

After the staring started, it soon accelerated to a strange form of flirting where they'd play with their hair or face, grab or show off their ass or crotch, scratch their bra straps (?) and more. That changed to forcing themselves physically close to strangers as they got more needy, creepy and aggressive. This has to be stopped.

While this was going on, men started to lose their "touch" with women in passing, including walking close to and intimidating them, sometimes carelessly, sometimes on purpose. This also lead to stalking, or following women and sometimes men on purpose. We can often tell when we're being followed or stared at and it's scary.

This drove me completely nuts. So, I chased after hundreds of guys with a bottle of Arizona Ice Tea and later a video camera in Ottawa and Toronto. I did this for 2 weeks straight 10 - 15 hours a day in Ottawa, including walking chicks across the street and even close to home from afar while making sure they were comfortable.

I did the same for 8 - 10 hours a day for about a week in Toronto. The police, RCMP, paramedics, firefighters and others were all cool with it, saying hello and occasionally flashing their lights as a shout-out while I waxed philosophically on the corner. Canadians were and are cool with it. Otherwise I would have stopped.

Besides possibly (for plausible deniability) being casually instructed to keep my cellphone on by the cops, I was (and am) allowed to operate like this in public. I told the cops to arrest me if they had to so they could keep their jobs, pay their bills and feed their kids. Just keep me in solitary in holding away from weirdos.

This is all in short-hand for ease of reading, but the bottom line is Canadian men are being emasculated and the re-masculation process is happening. While it's great to know our cops are cool with men stopping stalkers, it's even better to know that more men don't want to be needy and creepy weirdos who selfishly bother strangers.

From what I can tell, stalking is down 90% in the PATH and Eaton Centre while most people recognize and casually say hello to me. The cold weather and conservative dressing help, but many of these "stalker" guys were actually jealous of all the attention girls get from guys as opposed to merely being straight and horny pricks.

After starting out angry, I have more compassionate and conservative approaches, including asking them what they think they're selling and hoping they snap out of it before these rapists in-training end up in super-jails. Also: none of them can literally "say" what they want when asked, so it's clear they've been brainwashed.

The reason this is important is men trained to emasculate themselves by hitting on guys and picking on chicks will be unable to defend Canada from the expected hard times ahead. As more men finally start thinking about what they're doing to others, most are stopping before they soon start raping each other. Now that's good news.

As someone who usually "knows what's going on" more than most, this has been my main focus as a way of reaching out to and saving Canadians. While bad news can beat people down, good news can bring people up. Since we're being increasingly crowded in cities, the way we treat each other as strangers will be more important.

Even as I sit here, I'm often pestered by guys who want me to stare at and twitch with them. Fortunately, people notice the faux-homo hurricane around me and the worst cases scare the mild ones. NB: Real gay guys with self-respect don't bother strangers. I know. I hung out near Toronto's gaybourhood and saw the difference.

To help reinforce their masculinity and help us all get along better, I recommend more men be more conscious of how they treat the fairer sex and get more positive reactions. Two seconds of invited flirting in passing are better for the male ego than two minutes of stalking a girl who's annoyed at you. And girls want to flirt.

All it takes is men using their natural superior athletic abilities from years of playing sports to get the hell of the girls way. Once women see confident busy men don't want to give them attention, many will spazz out in frustration, show off and straighten us out. If men act conservative, women can act liberal, which is fun.

Canadians are nice, or at least that's what our reputation is, so maybe we can live up to it. As long as we remember to be nicer to each other on a regular basis, we can cut down on the micro-stress from habitually treating each other worse instead of better. Instead of learning to think people are stupid or evil, we can stop.

This isn't just a corny cliche. It's based on seeing frustrated men interact with frightened women and figuring things out as a social referee of sorts in the 21st century. It's also something that resonates with Canadians, or when I say it out loud in public, tons of men and women say hello and flirt with me everywhere I go.

I know I can talk to Canadians about this, but I'm not sure how to get them to talk to me. I get hints of "right on" with silent touches to the nose or ear and more, but I'd like to meet with more Canadians to discuss these issues since there may be nothing better for our consistent happiness than liking the people where we live.

More shortly, all the best.

Regards,

Vij

647.781.1580

wywtbi @ gmail.com

http://whatyouwanttobelievein.com

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WYWTBI: Bruvas Gunna Werk It Out (Idea Log)

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Top Ten List

1. "Guys used to be jealous of guys who got girls, not girls who got guys. Remember?"

2. "If you're too ashamed to say what you want to do with another guy you see walking by, why are you doing it? And why drag anyone else into it? I'm out, good luck getting out."

3. "Why anybody make anybody look at a needy, creepy, desperate guy? That's on a list of things that nobody likes to stare at, like roadkill, bird-doodie, puke and so on."

4. "How the hell does any dude, especially a grown-ass one with a mustache, expect any guy to believe he's a cute girl? There's not enough CGI in the world to make that dude look like a cute girl!"

5. "These guys aren't thinking. Even if they were gay, why would they try to compete with chicks for a guys attention while the guys is clearly showing he's only interested in chicks? Some of these damn salmon will see others fall off the cliff to their ego's death and still go for it anyway."

6. "Chicks can't slow down for you if you speed 'em up. When you speed 'em up, they're doing something, but it's only because you're picking on them like they'd pick on a child. The micro is affecting the macro."

7. "Why do so many needy, creepy, semi-gay animal dudes offer their ass to every guy they see like some damned out of control manwhores? Why do they have a sense of entitlement in thinking any guy they want should flirt with them? How much easy man-whoring have these guys done?"

8. "Nearly every one of these sick puppies thinks they can get needy-animal gay-play with any guy they want. What happens when they want more than another guy is willing to give? So far they don't and keep selfishly bothering strangers, both men and women."

9. "Fortunately, they can see each other and the worst cases of needy, creepy, desperate weirdo scare the milder ones into re-considering. Just had a couple of fob'ish brown dudes hanging outside my Starbucks window in the cold begging to get looked at. I'm sure it made other guys in here re-consider their ways."

10. "Have a chance to be frozen by a model when she's into it. Assuming she's into it. Some girls don't have the confidence to work it like that, some of them should, some of them shouldn't."

11. "Poor girls, I'm about the size of a guy so I can usually run out of the way of these creepy and sketchy weirdos who run up to strangers like animals in a petting zoo, or I'm naturally more intimidating. But girls just have to flinch, or go zen, or blank-out to brace for impact. It's not fair for bigger, faster, stronger and more intimidating guys to turn themselves into hits on guys and picks on chicks weirdos who bother strangers."

12. "This winter could be a bad one with needy, creepy, sketchy hits on guys and picks on chicks weirdos who bother strangers chasing girls around on black ice just because they're jealous of them. This type of hateful intimidation may cause injury in threatening conditions. We must reach out to men and women everywhere to ensure the message of cut this shit out is heard loud and clear."

13. "Can't survive a global economic collapse if guys just want to flirt with each other. So, we need to consider more options."

14. "Good day sir, I'm glad you didn't give a fuck, it was nice to see."

15. "We're gonna need some men with balls around here to do some stuff. This is terrible. All they want to do is get stared at by other guys. That's the most important thing in their life. They'll drop everything else they're doing and turn into desperate, groveling groupies for a strange men they've never met.

They don't care whether that person wants to "play" with them or not. They will selfishly keep bothering someone else until they're satisfied. The more they bother someone the less chance they have of getting them to like them, so their egos are never satisfied. Nothing else gets them going like this. Nothing else gets their blood boiling."

16. "These guys are going to start raping each other in the next few months: "Oh, you don't want to do anything? I don't care! Raaarrr!" and turn this place into Sodom and Gomorrah."

17. "If you're too ashamed to say what you want from a man you've never met before just sitting there: then what are you doing?"

18. "Young high school age guys are getting the idea that it's pretty stupid to beg or bother guys to look at them. They can see how stupid and un-cool older needy and creepy guys look doing it and decide to stop on their own."

19. "Offering your body parts to random guys: you poor brainwashed bastards."

20. "Kids especially are into the crotch grab. I'm not talking 5 year olds. I'm talking about 15 year olds. Youth near adulthood are offering their crotch and ass to random guys. Many adult guys are doing the same. When will they just start f**king the hell out of each other wherever, they go?"

21. "If they increase in aggressiveness, that running close to strangers will turn into touching or even jumping on them, which will turn into assault or sexual assault."

22. "Canadian men are turning into needy perverted weirdos who bother strangers. Is there any way to stop this? Can we have a referendum? This is probably the most crucial question in Canadian history, because if we let that happen, who knows where it goes from there."

23. "Some guys really think they can bother someone into liking them. Of course, they also think they're cute girls, so they're not thinking much right now. That's why we have to get the word out and shut this madness down. If they keep thinking they can bother people into liking them regardless of the brutal results, they'll keep bothering everyone until nobody wants to leave their house anymore."

24. "Some guys think they can do whatever they want to whoever they want whenever they want. Seriously. Grown-ups. They should be in juvenile detention, but they should be in high school. For adults to do this is insane and it could destroy the whole country."

25. "Good luck dood! Don't go raping kids next because you don't care what they think either! That's where this goes, in historical, Biblical, and as best we can tell, logical and factual terms. Don't be a selfish psychopath!" :)

26. "Need some more men to help out who don't want to selfishly hit on guys and pick on chicks. Otherwise they're part of the problem, not the solution."

27. "Men just gotta get outta the way and stay busy. Girls know what they're doing when it comes to flirting, so men have to give them room to operate and just figure their game out when their number is called."

28. "Even though we'll put chicks in charge of how much flirting we'll do, once they're in charge they'll respect our power as a men and be cautiously and curiously experimental."

29. "YouTube vlogs is classic way of expounding on truly different subjects in truly similar fashion. Is it possible to break this down in ways that people will pass on? Do a great job on the streets and get a good vibe back. Know what works best and even if you can't say it as much because you're scotch and don't taste like Bailey's, you can figure out what it is and only say it on the vlogs. Shu was right years ago, just need my face and game tight and it's eash with the compu-cam. Put it down and knock it out!"

30. "Just need a bunch of guys to wake up and man-up anywhere, a bunch of girls to help, and all of us to say to the rest of the mess that you can't bother strangers anymore you selfish fucks, men or women. Now cut it out and piss off."

31. "As long as we have the means to communicate, we have the ability to relate the idea that we shouldn't be needy and creepy fuckos. Podcast or stand-up comic style, we can make it simple on everyone else. What do we want in Canada? Needy, creepy fuckos who bother strangers? Or nice and polite people who get along well? Guys are offering their asses up to each other for sexual sacrifice. Who knew they'd be convinced to do this? How many guys are you going to offer your ass to next?"

32. "Dehumanization on a mass scale can come from the simple dialectic dichotomies we're given to role-play. When most on the left think most on the right are douchebags, and vice versa, it can't be hard to demonize them further and get rid of many using means only commonly accepted after mass dehumanization."

33. "Bring back fun fantasies!" :)

34. Now there's nowhere to go from there but down. Can't go up, it wouldn't be polite. Can only gently and wistfully land in terra firma after a cute little fantasy about a beautiful redhead dancing and miming around you in a wonderfully mischievous way in a comfortable apartment wearing nothing but a t-shirt and on occasion a big smile. Certain things can and will inspire you if you allow them to happen. Be cool, have balls. That'll do. After that, let the chicks fall where they may. Could have a lot of fun at this little house party called Canada. We just gotta know how. Who has the know how? Well, let's see in 3D. That should work.

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Problem with waiting to deliver info like John Taylor Gatto's work on the history and purpose of education is that our tolerance for the material and ability to understand it goes down.



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1. Providing physical space comfortably is key. All aspects of physicality including size, strength, speed and more need to be moderated around girls to get the maximum benefit of normal, natural, healthy communication on a consistent basis. Quick recognition of the best options results in an immediate and increasing cessation of fear and stress.

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Couples counselling after all this sketchy garbage. No choice but to engage in some sort of healing service to help repair all the damage this has caused. Relationships are going to be even weaker if chicks use this B.S. sitch to crack down on guys even more. They'll just run and hide and do even weirder stuff with other guys. Need to find ways of rebuilding men. Just keep it simple and fun and it'll be easy. Fortunately I have an idea of what works. Now I just need to prove it and sell it. Went way too hard with the first flyer, it was rough. Maybe it was good for change, but it sure wasn't good for dollars. Need a less hectic space and mind at times to focus, perhaps detox for a couple of weeks until your shiznit's together. This is the farthest I've ever been from people: speaking in the third person to get my point across.

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Question

Do you think you could you use good advice? Do you find the advice you often get from family, friends and the media missing something you might need? Could different advice help you figure out how you can feel more empowered and do better in life? Would you like to review and compare your options?

Answer

It's possible to find good advice that's different and empowering to compare it to what you hear and help figure out what might work for you. It may help you find meaning and purpose. We're all unique and special. We just have to learn to think and feel that way and making a new and smart friend may help.

Solution

What You Want To Believe In (Dot Com) may help. Maybe you'll figure out what you want to believe in. Maybe you'll be able to solve some of your problems, improve your relationships, health, finances, happiness and much more. Just know you have options. Good advice. Take It Or Leave It. Just Get It.

Please contact wywtbi @ gmail.com for details.

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Question

What makes you think you can give good advice?

Answer

I've done it for years and recently did it all summer.

Explanation

As a born and raised Canadian philosopher who works in the arts, business, media, politics, pop-culture and more, I've spent years figuring out answers for individuals and groups. I usually know what's happening, solve problems and provide options when Canadians need them.

Since I've worked on a variety of complex issues, I understand how to deal with problems that most people face, which are usually fairly similar. Most people have questions and want answers. Or, situations they need help with that they can't find anyone qualified to discuss them with.

We can discuss whatever you want like old friends in private and keep it private, including your life, work, relationships and future plans to help you figure out options to consider. Groups of like-minded people are also welcome to engage in a conversation like this to share answers.

Below are examples of issues I've worked on recently that seem to affect all Canadians, or will soon. While I can solve a variety of problems, when I'm working on everybody's and people are often individually scared of solutions, I have to get creative and improvise to give us a chance.

Recent History

This past summer in Ottawa, I spent time saying my answers out loud in public, often in front of hundreds of people. Canadians kept coming by to watch and listen like it was on TV. Canadians want answers. I did the same in Toronto and Milton to make sure they're the right answers.

It's been said that you can't say anything to anyone, but you can say everything to everyone. This is often why people blog (etc.) online. While it may be hard to hear Bob Marley (etc.) say "Get Up, Stand Up" by yourself, in a crowd of 50,000 people at a concert, it always sounds great.

Figuring out what people need and providing options wasn't done using social networking in the online 2D world. It was done through a careful observation of 3D world as a social referee of sorts. The proof is the positive response I receive from people everywhere I go in Canada.

Relationships

Relationships are always the most important thing to most people. Our ability to do things as individuals and together flows from how well we figure out how to improve how we relate to each other. While it's getting harder to relate to people, it doesn't have to if we make small changes.

Knowing this, I flirted with thousands of women all summer, in part because I know how to, but also because men were losing their touch, stalking girls and begging men for affection. This is a serious problem. The needier men get, the worse they treat women, children and the elderly.

This is why men shouldn't get needy: they should be there in case others need something. When women get needy, they get charming. When men get needy, they get aggressive, try to take and break things. I've seen thousands of witnesses see this mess in Ottawa, Toronto and Milton.

Men now play with their hair, scratch their bra-strap (?), pull their pants up or bend over to show off their ass and more. They copy girls in clumsy and ugly ways, don't know what they're doing and don't care what others want, so they try to break a man or woman's will to get what they want.

The big problem is how many men now try to "force" men and women they don't know to do what they want regardless of what those strangers want to do. They'll try to force men to stare at or be close to them, or try to force women to deal with the threat of them following or stalking them.

According to Section 264 of the Canadian Criminal Code, repeatedly following or communicating with anyone against their will is illegal, so these men are engaged in regular criminal harassment. If this stuff was consensual then it wouldn't be a big deal. But it's not and it may get worse.

Incidentally, while there's nothing wrong with being gay, the men begging men for affection today aren't gay and don't have the cool laid-back gay mack I've seen in gay neighbourhoods. They're straight, but still desperately needy for male affection in ways Canada has never seen before.

We can see these men aren't thinking about what they do. How do we know? I've asked hundreds "What do you want? in public and they stay silent, look down, play with their hair or ass or nervously twitch in other ways. They're too embarrassed to say what they want, yet ask for it anyway.

Since they don't act like "men" anymore, these men also don't give each other "male" affection and just disgust each other with "stale" affection. They need to be fixed before they break themselves and everything else. Yes, it sounds crazy, but once men got soft, they kept getting softer.

Men who tried to stare, or get stared at by men like girls, now try to force physical closeness, so touching men is probably next. As the man who understands and speaks on this, I can help fix it before it gets worse. Young men with no memory of what being a Canadian man is also need help.

Women have an important role to play in this too. After years of many learning to emasculate men: it worked. Helping men and women relate better so they're happier with themselves and each other is probably the most important thing Canadians can work on, so it's a key focus of mine.

Since many Canadians admit we're scared to say and hear things and often talk about the "weather" as a safe topic we can agree on, we weaken relationships and also start to bother strangers more to compensate. This creates a toxic environment to live in that we need to change soon.

Fortunately

Fortunately, we have options to feel empowered, safer and happier with each other where we live. I've stopped hundreds of stalkers of women, so I can teach men how and help give them some pride and responsibility. Our cops are cool with men safely stopping women from being threatened too.

Respected men put in charge of "security" won't be "insecure" so women won't be either. Good old "Canadian Man" software is protective and not predatory, so I went after stalkers hard in Ottawa for 2 weeks 10 - 15 hours a day until the police got more involved. I did the same for a week in Toronto.

The good thing is most Canadian men are still embarrassed to be caught stalking or randomly following and threatening women, so most back down when confronted by another man. The worst thing for a man's balls is begging men for affection and picking on chicks, so they need to stop soon.

Instead of Canadians being turned into needy animals who prey on our families, friends and strangers, we can all be part of a great house party called "Canada" soon. We just have to know how to and feel better. Once we figure it out, we can handle our own problems and others' and everything else.

Conclusion

While the above was done for all Canadians, since I can think of answers for everybody, I can think of answers for anybody, or solve most people's problems and help give them a sense of purpose. Nobody has to change who they are or what they're doing, just figure out how to do them better.

All it should take for most people is one hour of questions and answers, or a normal conversation between friends that will provide options to consider. It will also be recorded to review whenever you'd like. The recording will contain the promise from all parties to keep the conversation private.

Groups with similar backgrounds or interests are also welcome to invite me as a speaker and offer questions on any topics they want. The answers may benefit others in your group. Questions can also be provided anonymously to help protect shy people everyone's privacy in the conversation.

Feel free to contact WYWTBI (Why What Be I?) to learn more. Of course, you'll come across lots of advice, some good, some bad, but it may be time for something new. As long as Canadians are looking for answers and have said mine are worth something, they may be worth something to you.

Please contact wywtbi @ gmail.com for details.

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Options

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Question

What is the value of different advice to me? I don't think I'm different, so how can advice that's different from the usual help?

Answer

Unless you have something different to think about, you can't think. We need to compare different things to think about them.

Options

Good advice can give people options to improve who they are, what they do and how they deal with others like it always has.

One Hour Of Advice - Individual

We can cover a lot of topics in an hour which may be enough for most people.

Cost: $20 per hour on the phone - or - $35 per hour in person, plus expenses.

One Hour of Advice - Couple

Trying to fix your relationship may be better and less expensive than giving up on it.

Cost: $35 per hour on the phone - or - $60 per hour in person, plus expenses.

One Hour of Advice - Group

It might be easier to hear different ideas with a group of friends to discuss them.

Cost: 3 - 5 people $75 per hour - or - 5 - 10 people $125 per hour, plus expenses.

Contract Terms - Negotiation

Terms discussed on the phone must be finalized in writing (e.g. email).

Recordings of conversations will provide a record for all parties involved.

Privacy will be assured with written - and - recorded promises of privacy.

Expenses include travel or anything necessary to make the appointment.

Meeting expenses will be agreed on in advance - and kept to a minimum.

Please contact WYWTBI (Why What Be I?) with any other special requests.

Donations - For Canada's Future

You can also donate to support my work by contacting wywtbi @ gmail.com .

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"now, if you've been married for decades and your dood isn't around i might casually compliment you..."

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supple mental faq/fyi...

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agreed [redacted], and yes, i often employ the timeless "guy nod" to show respect, but i have to keep it conservative otherwise i'm enjoying their chickie too much, plus that doesn't change the exchange betwixt me and some chickies who oughtn't be throwing me that kind of affection with their or any dude around since i can't really respond well.

now, if you've been married for decades and your dood isn't around, i might casually compliment you on your choice in pilates classes and keep it fun and moving. however, we're dealing with (SOME) insecure guys who aren't providing enough security, or (SOME) insecure girls who's egos can be crushed if you look at them -- or don't -- etc.

as for manhood... we'll realize it when chickies acknowledge it. and when they see it they do. i know that for a fact for 2 years in t-dot across many sub-cultures and 2 months in o-dot across a more classically canadian one. so, i'm retired and just having fun. the plan is to make the party so big that we've got "them" surrounded. fun stuff eh? ;)

cheers,

vij

613.600.5154

p.s. shoot me yer number and i'll call you for some quality chickie-yappage some time! :)

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good grief dood.

a gorgeous blond stacked to the max was just standing outside my store window and playing with her hair. she looked at me, so i briefly acknowledged her while i was talking with my co-worker. she still stood there and played with her hair while casually glancing out of the corner of her eye at me. uh oh. i sensed trouble. and, i knew i had no defence against whatever was going down. the horror. the horror.

so, as i usually do when i sense trouble, i started smiling and shaking my head at the sheer amusing lunacy of all this. okay, here we go. seconds later, her buff white dood boyfriend (?) walked up from parking the car and snatched her hand while briefly glaring at me through shades. and, as far as i can tell, she had a small smile, or more of a smirk really, when leaving. though of course, i was trying not to look at her.

gah. this keeps happening. these damn girls are gonna get me in a crapload of trouble. some are doing it because they like me. but, when they're with a dood it's often a different kind of energy, or more of a friendly hello with a side of guy-nod. others are just nuts. yesterday, checking a 5-bimmer hard, then turned to look * behind * me at a cute blonde staring at me while her boyfriend tried to turn pissed-off into a "forget about it" smile.

utter madness. especially when they crank up the sexy knowing they're safe to. frankly, it's awesome. except when a dude with and walking behind her sees the way i said hello back and looks at me with various combinations of shock, horror, sadness, bemusement or violence in their eyes. this is no-good very bad news. sure, happy chix make better parties and can't dance when it's crowded, so give 'em space and see their grace, but c'mon.

now, i'll have to admit, there's a bit of payback involved, so i'm taking some hits i might have to. i usually completely ignore any chick with any dood, young or old, in casual passing, unless i get some indication from the guy that i should communicate, or she tries to while he doesn't seem to mind. some chix appreciate it and just keep happily yappin' with their dood after we've briefly acknowledged there'll be no trouble in passing with his chick around.

however, other chix are (act?) completely nuts and try to get me in trouble or their guy to pay attention to them. or both, as often happens. of course, accidents happen to all of us and the way some doods let their chix dress means we'll have to at least allow for "noticing" to happen with an appropriate suppression of "staring", or disciplined insatiable lust, to show respect. if the corner of my eye says to the rest "hey -- look over here!" then hey -- sh-t happens.

frankly, the most important thing to remember is 3D chix are better than 2D chix. or, they can be if they know they're safe and respected. then, they can act all silly and crazy and have fun while we all enjoy it. having quality chickie-energy around means guys don't have to worry about them, or feel threatened or teased or angry or whatever. frankly: part deux, the best part is nobody has to say a damn thing. not even me. as long as the house-party's poppin', we'll be aiight.

still, as nice an ending as that was, my masseusin's don't come with happy endings. they come with firearms training. now, even though my street-cred is solid in t-dot and o-dot and i (think i can i think i) can get it anywhere, if these darn chickies don't stop trying to get me in trouble, then i'm in trouble. they'll feel a momentary boost while guys will feel i'm running game on -- as opposed to for -- them. what can you do? at the end of the day, everyone can do whatever they want.

good grief dood.

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therefore, may i introduce mr. picky gay vij?

yup, gay as a man-like doris day. just picky.

don't go there you say? okay. i'm really picky.

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but...

fortunately...

the timing ain't bad...

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California orders gay history in school textbooks

By Jim Christie | Reuters – 18 hours ago

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California became the first state on Thursday to require that public school textbooks include the accomplishments of gay, lesbian and transgender Americans as Governor Jerry Brown signed the mandate into law.

"History should be honest," Brown, a Democrat serving his second stint as California governor, said in a written statement released by his office.

The measure won final passage from the state legislature earlier this month when it passed on a 49-25 party-line vote, with Democrats in favor and Republicans opposed.

"This bill revises existing laws that prohibit discrimination in education and ensures that the important contributions of Americans from all backgrounds and walks of life are included in our history books," Brown said. "It represents an important step forward for our state.

The law also requires that public schools teach the contributions of Pacific Islanders and the disabled.

California already mandates that schools include historical accomplishments by Native Americans, African Americans, Mexican Americans, Asian Americans and European Americans.

Republicans who opposed the legislation argued that it would write an agenda into school textbooks.

Randy Thomasson, president of the conservative SaveCalifornia.com, said Brown had "trampled the parental rights of the broad majority of California mothers and fathers who don't want their children to be sexually brainwashed."

"The only way parents can opt-out their kids from this immoral indoctrination is to opt them out of the entire public school system, which is no longer for morally-sensitive parents and their children," Thomasson said.

It could still be several years before California students start reading about gay accomplishments in their textbooks.

The state's Department of Education has said that, because of budget woes, new textbooks will probably not be adopted until 2015.

(Editing by Dan Whitcomb and Cynthia Johnston)

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/california-orders-gay-history-school-textbooks-003832156.html

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McVey vs. McVeigh: Patriot Demonization 101 + Supple Mental

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fyi, dunno if you saw this, but the man they caught supposedly planning to kill obama is joseph "mcvey", which sounds suspiciously like timothy "mcveigh", which sounds like a psyop to capitalize on our vague recollection of crazy jahnkee patriots who go nuts and kill lots of people, like they supposedly did in oklahoma, false flag f--kery notwithstanding. any-vey, just thought i'd pass it on. save for the (likely) brainwashed poor young soldier caught in this mess, i find this stuff hilarious.

Joseph McVey, Armed Man, Arrested At Airport Where Obama Was Leaving

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/25/joseph-mcvey-armed-man-ar_n_551295.html

the news -- especially the "metro" and "24" transit papers -- is getting insanely simple and silly. like resort brochures for a grown-up disneyland, half the damn things are fashion or recipes. the news is barely worth Twit. this makes traditional truthtivist efforts less effective each year as we try to say complex stuff to people getting younger in their programmed outlook. this one reason why it's getting much harder to literally "talk" about this stuff the way we did at street actions in years past.

Social Media Attention Deficit Disorder

http://NicoleSiegel.com/2010/06/01/social-media-attention-deficit-disorder/

we should probably help others laugh at the news and in general. it's more empowering than hearing about (or sharing) how we're all screwed. we all want to go along to get along, so there's no way we're messing up the party. each year truthers are supposed to do the same things and let people go at their own speed before they become full-fledged block-runnin' truthers themselves. except it's not happening and i don't think it's meant to. i'm not being negative. i'm critically thinking. which is critical.

'The Big Lie': 9/11 Truther Comic Book To Be Released (VIDEO)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/21/the-big-lie-911-truther-comic-book_n_881108.html

there's lots of great work being done on "truth" issues, but the hardcore fanbase may be shrinking and casual fans losing interest. beyond that, unless the plan is to figure out how to share the info locally, then people consuming it are left isolated and disempowered by it until they give it up. or, slaves to online spooks and command prompt conversations that become so short, snarky, obvious and boring that we eventually lose interest in talking about this stuff at all. there have to be ways to beat this.

10 Most Influential People in the Alternative Media (2011)

http://www.activistpost.com/2011/06/10-most-influential-people-in.html

after absorbing the work of some of the smartest and most committed freedom fighters on earth, then trying to share it, i basically retired on canada day this year. after a street action. after a fashion. after hanging with a million canadians outside parliament. it was transcendentally calm and cool. i spent a couple of months re-confirming what i learned in toronto in ottawa, or once the basics are in place and people feel safe and secure, they feel more relaxed and free on a regular basis instead of waiting.

Why I feel your pain: secondhand stress and how it spreads

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/new-health/conditions/brain-health/why-i-feel-your-pain-secondhand-stress-and-how-it-spreads/article2088572/

i'll still say smart truthy stuff to entertain people if they want, but my retirement is from focusing on what they're doing. i find it separates me from civilians and the conspirienced when i suggest we act on it. the response is basically the same. instead, i hope we can optimize whatever we're already doing. then it's not a "this or nothing" scenario. it's just "this" better. once we optimize our relationships in 3D World, then 2D World won't make us so paranoid. it's all done anyway. i've seen it and so have others.

Chivalry

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chivalry

we won't have any more insecure guys when they're providing security, nor girls when they're benefiting. with a few rules of engagement (ROE) we'll be rockin'. it's like behaving better and bonding at a house party because it makes a better party. guys are cool, girls are smiling, old folks are laughing and young folks are learning something. this shouldn't take more than a week to get. or 6 months. max. we can win from there. since we're good, i may head off to work on the U.S. for 2012. it could get messy o'er yon.

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be well and be in touch with who you can like how you like as you'd like to see if they like it.

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regards,

vij

613.600.5154

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CKLN Radio 88.1 FM = Off Air, Online, Working On Options, Rude Awakening Says Good Night, I'm Off To Ottawa.

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CKLN Radio 88.1 FM = Off Air, Online, Working On Options, Rude Awakening Says Good Night, I'm Off To Ottawa.

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Dear CKLN Rude Awakening Listeners,

Sorry for not posting an update on CKLN and my "Rude Awakening" show sooner, I've been having trouble uploading recent shows and wanted to get that done first, but hopefully soon. Unfortunately, CKLN lost our injunction to continue to appeal, it's complicated, but please see - http://www.ckln.fm/ - for details. While anything can happen, for now, after 28 years on air in Toronto since 1983, CKLN Radio can longer be heard locally on 88.1 on the FM dial. However: we're still broadcasting online as usual.

After a freelance report for CKLN on The Bilderberg Group in Ottawa in 2006, news director Kristin was kind enough to offer me an internship, which lead to co-hosting "Rude Awakening" on Tuesdays from 6 - 7 with my man Mark Billz. We had a blast and I've hosted at various times since, including Mondays to Thursdays from 6 - 7 am and Monday evenings "Word of Mouth" from 7 - 8 pm, plus guest spots. That's a lot of radio and it's been an absolute privilege and pleasure working with and for CKLN.

My last CKLN radio show show was on Thursday, April 28th, 2011, from 6 - 7 am. The focus was on improving our relationships as families, friends and strangers or neighbours, adding feeling to meaning, men defending women, children and the elderly from corruption like they have for a thousand years before the last hundred, how our culture affects us and how to practically and politely transcend it. It was a fun free-style ride and I'll post a copy soon. What can we do with what we learn and for who?

Now I'm off to Ottawa to figure out what's going on, including who owns our $500 billion national debt and how to stop austerity measures, or governments telling us they're too broke to give us services we were heavily taxed to pay for, among other things. I've travelled a lot but I've never lived anywhere except for the GTA, so I'm excited and it should be a lot of fun. It may be a better place to address issues and organize on a national basis against international threats, while enjoying ourselves, of course.

Thanks to all my listeners and please keep in touch as you'd like, I'll post updates on new shows and more at this blog. Archived shows and more are at Radio4All.net and Archive.org, just search for "ckln" or "black krishna" at the sites. While it's sad to hear things come to an end, it's good to think we accomplished something in the info war as people enjoyed hearing "Rude Awakening" in Toronto and elsewhere. We've all learned a lot and it's a good time to use it, new beginnings are ahead, feel free to enjoy them... :)

Peace,

BK

aka - Vijay

647-855-4744
blackkrishna@gmail.com
vijay.sarma@gmail.com

P.S. More links...

CKLN 88.1 FM Rude Awakening Archived Show MP3's and More

Search "ckln" at Radio4All.net

http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/search/

Search "black krishna" at Archive.org

http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Black%20Krishna

First CKLN Radio Appearance on The Bilderberg Group in Ottawa

http://www.archive.org/details/BlackKrishnaonCKLN_TheBilderbergGroupJune2006

Best CKLN Radio Interviews with Alan Watt from Cutting Through The Matrix

http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/radio/Rude_Awakening_Black_Krishna_CKLN_FM.html

CKLN MOVES OFF OF 88.1 FM... For Now!

Friday, 15 April 2011

The Federal Court of Appeal today announced it will not hear the appeal of CKLN Radio 88.1FM.

The campus-based community radio station had filed a leave to appeal a CRTC decision revoking its broadcast license. While the station will lose its broadcasting privileges on the 88.1FM signal, station management plans to continue as broadcasters for the Ryerson campus and the surrounding community.

http://www.ckln.fm/news/3-newsflash/112-ckln-moves-to-internet-radio-for-now#addcomments

Dead air for Ryerson community station

http://www.thestar.com/news/article/976006--dead-air-for-ryerson-community-station

CKLN/Toronto Goes Silent After It Loses Appeal Of License Revocation

http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/90219/ckln-toronto-goes-silent-after-it-loses-appeal-of-

Canada's economy unexpectedly shrinks in February

The Canadian economy shrank in February for the first time in five months as the manufacturing sector suffered its biggest contraction since the worst stretch of the recession and wholesale trade also declined.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/canadas-economy-unexpectedly-shrinks-in-february/article2003608/

Canadian public debt

Canada’s federal debt grew steadily between 5% and 10% per year until 1975. For the next 12 years it grew on average over 20% per year. It surpassed $100 billion in 1981, $200 billion in 1985, $300 billion in 1988, $400 billion in 1992, and $500 billion in 1994. It peaked at $563 billion in 1997. The debt then declined to $458 billion by 2008.

With the recession, the federal debt grew by $5.8 billion in 2008-09 and is expected to grow by $55.9 billion in 2009-10.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_public_debt

Bank of Canada

Born in the worst years of the Great Depression, and guiding Canada's economy ever since, the Bank of Canada turned 75 on 11 March 2010. As the country's central bank and one of our most vital national institutions, the Bank has a broad monetary policy mandate from Parliament to foster the economic and financial well-being of all Canadians.

http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/about/75years.html

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BONUS: Among three legends I especially respect in the game, including Alan Watt and Alex Jones, veteran info warrior and summa cum laude rogue academic badass Webster Tarpley isn't afraid to tell us all to "get active or get radioactive". In this awesome one hour interview, he breaks down the fake recession and dangerous policies that threaten everyone globally wherever we live and our futures. It's not smart enough to say governments are broke and we're all screwed. Not when we have options.

Austerity Psychosis Grips Washington, D. C.

Webster G. Tarpley
Guns & Butter
April 21, 2011

http://tarpley.net/2011/04/21/austerity-psychosis-grips-washington-d-c/

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Into The Fire: Tour of Duty, Film and Canadian National (In?) Security Review (Screw The CSISsies and RCMP*ssies! :)

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Into The Fire: Tour of Duty, Film and Canadian National (In?) Security Review (Screw The CSISsies and RCMP*ssies! :)

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Letter to truth seekers across Canada and around the World.

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Brought to you by:

The Best Of Coldplay (2010)

And others who add feeling to meaning.

http://www.mediafire.com/?f6b8w66hyi484dx

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"We don't have to get in your face.
We just have to get info in front of your faces."

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April 25, 2011

Hey Everybody,

I hope all are well and enjoying a nice Easter weekend break regardless of your faith, it's a great time to chill-out however you can. Below are a few thoughts from the past week on the info war, film "Into The Fire" and our feelings about what's happening.

Frankly, when it comes to getting enough Canadians to help deal with our new world order issues, It seems like the glass is half-empty or half-full, depending on how we look at it. Enough seem to be aware, so the only question is what to do with that fact.

Since I went postering and flyering for "Into The Fire" this week, I have an idea of the public's mood right now, much like a 9/11 Truth street action gets when cars honk in support. We have options and Canadians that understand many of us will use them.

Frankly, every Canadian adult should feel a moral responsibility to watch "Into The Fire" on DVD or online for free, especially people in Toronto, and especially guys who may have to deal with this stuff later if they don't try to deal with it in other ways soon.

Canadians need to hear arguments like this about info like that on a regular basis, but since we're really nice, sometimes it's hard to get us to (get us to) fight, even when we should. We have to find more ways around this to quickly get us in the mood to.

Frankly, nobody really values anything anybody says anymore, only things we do. That's the measure of how serious one is anywhere. Canadians need better ways to communicate with others where they live to reject lies and request better policies.

While confusing tolerance (just say it) with paranoia (you can't say that) and many other social engineering memes occupy our minds, we can all think of ways to help transcend them until we all understand our political system well enough to control it.

Frankly, based on many factors, I think we have a year or so left to figure out some shortcuts to action, including thinking of doing something to stop martial law besides protest, or doing what goverments invite us to do so they can declare martial law.

Since we have the info war, adults can't just accept that some adults know what's B.S. and others don't in their own country. That's crazy. If it's literally too hard "talk" about it, then adults should consider all their other options before finally giving up.

Frankly, it's all quite simple and always has been. There's just stuff in the way like logically thinking we're all screwed. Once we've finished the math on that answer, perhaps we can work on others. If we can do the math, we can get the answers.

Lastly, another reminder to see and share the film "Into The Fire" on DVD and online for free. Why did police do stuff that made no sense? What do protests accomplish? When will all Canadians know how "problem, reaction, solution" works so it won't?

Frankly, it's an exceptionally watchable film with great footage, music and interviews, like a rock video with info. It gives us a real sense of the bizarre martial law circus that was Toronto's G20 Summit in 2010 to help make sure it never happens again.

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Into The Fire - Full Film

16,262 views



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zejD0UkMGGY

Into The Fire on DVD has over 2 hours of extras including never before seen footage of Charlie Veitch in Toronto, deleted scenes, extended interviews, a making of the soundtrack special feature and much more!

http://pressfortruth.ca/dvd_dtls.php?rid=7

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Press For Truth Presents: Into The Fire, World Theatrical Premier

By Lucid and Paul Paldino, We Are Change Toronto

Friday, April 22, 2011 | TORONTO

Into The Fire, the premier documentary chronicling the events of the Toronto G20, shot in high definition by Toronto alternative media group and independent film makers, Press For Truth was screened at the Bloor Paradise Cinema this Friday, before an almost full capacity theater audience.

http://wearechangetoronto.org/2011/04/24/press-for-truth-presents-into-the-fire-world-theatrical-premier/

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1. The Info War in 2011

We need to (or should I politely say should?) find ways to transcend the polite ways we normally discuss things with most people or we'll just continue to act normal while things get worse. We can get inspired by music that adds feeling to meaning and get in the mood to say things in ways we normally wouldn't online and offline by sharing them using blogs, videos, songs, shows, twits, posters, flyers and more.

Then those feelings and ideas will get out there and we won't just go numb or dumb, but in most conversations we won't have to express them if it doesn't feel right to. We can pass on ways of expressing ourselves about important issues that we feel are important - but - not cop to expressing ourselves that way all the time anymore than a revolutionary artist does. We can act "normal" and respect and enjoy it too.

There's lots of options, including experimenting with using more text on posters or flyers to share more info to fewer people who will really get it; more images since more people react to them today; see if reacting to new issues or ongoing concerns works better; try tear-away tags on posters with a subject and a website that people can take; and more. The feedback now is generally neutral or positive. So it's a go.

Historically, we all know it's a good idea to do this and it's been done for thousands of years. It's also non-confrontational. So, instead of giving up on conversations that few want to have, we can stay sharp and try to communicate easily in other ways. Public displays will be important to encourage more and to reach people who are normally not reached by this info. Sure, they may be surprised. But they may take it seriously.

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2. State and Self-Censorship Report

Having postered and flyered sporadically for a few years and consistently last year and this year, I can say that it looks like "truth" posters are being targeted more and faster than ever. While a ton of mine stayed up, others were pulled down in minutes. Some looked like the work of individuals, others like an area cleaned by the state with other and older posters left, including torture porn, band and socialist activist ones.

There is clearly selective enforcement going on, though to be fair, sharing nearly 6000 posters and flyers in 5 days with pictures of burning police cars and Dan's hands in cuffs holding a Canadian flag in the downtown Toronto core could be considered excessive by some, so it's a mixed-bag of possibilities. Still, as far as I could tell from having experienced it last year, some of it looks like municipal works.

Perhaps it could even be other postering crews who don't like where I placed them, which is fair in some cases. It's always best to try to share the space than to cover others up or go for a neat design, but it's also part of the game in the info war when you need to grab people's attention to (attempt to) avoid catastrophe. Either way, it looks like it's getting harder to put up anti-NWO info, so we should while we can.

Next year, I expect postering in Canada to (illegally) be made illegal, like it is in parts of Toronto like Dundas Square, north to College, south to Adelaide and east and west to Church and Bay, that look public but are really privately owned. By 2012 there will probably be more security and police questions, but for a week in 2011, I experienced absolutely no problems. That means it's still safe on our streets to take them back.

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3. 90% of (True) Communication is Non-Verbal

One thing many feel is missing from our culture is trust. People don't feel they can trust each other. While the causes of this problem deserve accurate critiques, it may be harder to stop people from watching reality TV than it is to figure out what to do if they still do. Assuming we learn behaviour from our media and entertainment, is there a way to counteract the effects and impressions of each other that we get?

Well, we have to realize by now that being dumbed-down, dehumanized, robbed and murdered is a lot more fun than it might sound, with some key drawbacks. One key to our efforts may be to help people try to live in this world, not just try to get them to reject it as many inevitably try to do. People need ways to keep their family, friends and fun and get stuff done that helps their community deal with potential hard times.

That can simply mean being nicer and more civil whenever possible, especially if you put out messages that some find disturbing at times. People need to be as nice as possible, men need to look out for women, children and the elderly and give them more personal space in passing to produce a better vibe all-around and even flirt safer. The re-building of our appreciation of who we live with can start non-verbally.

While it sounds far-away from saying "9/11 was an inside job!", it may be the way to help ensure we like and trust each other enough to act on that info and more. We can nod and smile to each other in passing to reinforce our safety and worth in an age when people often say "People are stupid!" A house party vibe where everyone feels like they kind of know each other and men stop any fighting is probably ideal.

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I guess that'll do for now, I hope it helps! :)

Cheers,

BK

647-855-4744

blackkrishna@gmail.com

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Into The Flyer: Poster and Flyer Campaign for "Into The Fire"



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrohT-wU4Cs

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Into The Flyer: Muse - Uprising "Into The Fire" Campaign

Note: You can play the song "Uprising" while watching the video too.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5cQgDziGmA

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Into The Flyer: Videos To Promote "Into The Fire" and Stop Martial Law in Canada!

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World leaders and activists from around the world gathered in June 2010 for the G20 summit. With over 19,000 police officers and security personnel on hand, the results lead to over 1100 arrests, martial law in downtown Toronto and the most massive violation of civil liberties in Canadian History.

Into The Fire

The whole world is watching

Premiere and DVD: April 22nd, Toronto, Canada

http://pressfortruth.ca/news_dtls.php?rid=163&catid=4

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To truth seekers across Canada and around the World:

April 21, 2011

Hey Everybody,

While it's been unseasonably cold and wet as heck, it's also been productive. Pictures of burning police cars and Dan's hands in cuffs holding a Canadian flag pepper downtown Toronto on posters and flyers for independent journalism company PressForTruth.ca's "Into The Fire" documentary premiering at the Bloor Cinema on April 22nd and on DVD. The ones I'm sharring from April 18th - 22nd appear to be making a decent impact on people, with some conversations and my truth-sonar to detect non-verbal communication, so that's good news. Battling the elements makes it fun fitness and endurance test too, similar to other outdoor-sport challenges. Plus, after psyching myself up, it feels great to share info on our important issues proudly, politely and publicly, especially with the huge impact the G20 summit, protests and policing had on this city.

To wit, I've attached a couple of videos, the first edited by Bryan Law after Tuesday's run set to part of Coldplay's "Talk", the second by myself and originally set to Muse' "Uprising", but YouTube copyright issues forced an audio-swap. They were put together quickly to help promote the film, but I think it's good to remember what "we" saw, or at least thousands of people where we live, including events or promo, which may make it easier to discuss what to do. This can include events like G20 Martial Law in 2010, or films that remind us what happened, why we should push for a full federal inquiry to help make sure it never happens again, and posters and flyers suggesting it. Taking back our streets while it's safe, legal and appreciated can be done across Canada and around the World to help start more conversations to help people figure things out.

No worries, we like it here so we'll scrap for it, the videos and more info are below, enjoy! :-)

Peace,

BK

647-855-4744

blackkrishna@gmail.com

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Into The Flyer: Poster and Flyer Campaign for "Into The Fire"



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrohT-wU4Cs

Into The Flyer: Muse - Uprising "Into The Fire" Campaign

Note: You can play the song "Uprising" while watching the video too.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5cQgDziGmA

Into The Fire - Official Trailer



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKaaHzp_Nhw

Into The Fire - World Theatrical Premiere



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja7Y4F__09s

Into The Fire (The Whole World Is Watching)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUAECgBWu8c

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into the fire poster flyer dvd premiere movie documentary toronto ontario canada g20 protest marital law police cop army military intelligence politician media journalism filmmaker press for truth new world order conspiracy mind control education activism we are change street music inspiration religion god famliy friends community city country urban warfare drills love peace spirituality freedom justice liberty patriot keep it real

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Into The Flyer: PFTeam Campaign To Promote The April 22nd Screening and DVD

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Hey Everybody,

I'm postering and flyering this week until Friday to promote the new documentary film "Into The Fire" by Dan Dicks, Bryan Law and Steven Davies from PressForTruth.ca, .jpeg copies are attached. I figure PFT's been good to me, this is my last G20 Martial Lawyer work before I head off to Ottawa, plus most importantly, between the new film and the election, it's a great chance to remind Canadians of what happened here last summer.

Please see the attached and PressForTruth.ca or ConspiracyCulture.com for details on the April 22nd screening tickets and to purchase the high-quality dvd loaded with extras. If anyone wants to poster or flyer on their own wherever they are I'm sure the filmmakers wouldn't mind. If anyone wants to join me for a stretch then please give me a call at 647-855-4744. Thanks again for your consideration and have a fantastic week! :-)

Cheers,
Vij

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Op-Oedipal:

Since I plan on postering and flyering 10 - 15 hours a day for 5 days while humping a 40 pound pack, like I did last summer, I think this is more guy's stuff than girls, or at least something more guys can do more easily, mostly through an accident of birth, though if more women want to then by all-means. There are exceptions, but we don't design chairs for 8-footers, so we can always consider what works for more people.

Besides the "man-up" stuff, which could probably solve all our problems (the math works out) in combination with other solutions, I just read Herman Hesse's short novel "Siddhartha" just now, it's about 100 pages and took a couple of hours, but it's a great read for wrestless individuals who seek peace, which may describe a lot of truthseekers. There's probably a bunch of philosophy like this to pass around too.

Finally, we're definitely seeing everything we've been hearing and saying in the daily news, or new threats of economic woe, real estate crashes, more wars, disasters and so on. Bits and pieces of the apocalypse we're predictively programmed to expect are starting to form schizophrenic narratives in the minds of many in an age of socially engineered suicidal nihilism. It's going to get harder to hang out here soon.

Therefore, perhaps more Canadians would appreciate a chance to help figure out how to defend their country like people have throughout history, plus of course their own health, wealth and relationships. We may need to encourage more in-depth thinking and communicating about these issues with goals to build on all the learning and commenting. We should figure out how to talk about what we can see on TV.

For years people have said we shouldn't talk about politics and religion: is it any wonder we don't understand them? We have more access to info than ever and less political control than ever: what happened? There's a chance for all of us to revisit many of these questions calmly, consistently, compassionately, loudly, proudly and publicly before they're made too-uncomfortable to listen to for too many. As it seems.

Peace,
BK

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