see, i know there's a lot of talent out there. i enjoy it. there's tons of smart and creative people making great stuff.

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yo chill bill, get out there and criti-kill it, if you impress me more than me, which isn't hard to do, then sure, i'll vote for you. actually, the last day for nominations was september 10th. but still, you can force such a populist uprising that 6 million people in the GTA march through the streets chanting "We Want Bill 2 Bring Us Dollar Bills!" or "Make It Reign Bill(s)! MAKE IT REIGN!!!"

see, i know there's a lot of talent out there. i enjoy it. there's tons of smart and creative people making great stuff. the only problem is the bad guys are poisoning our stuff, including our attitudes about stuff, so even the stuff that we decide to make won't be as cool as it should be. they're making us think "we" demand our hip hop get dumber and dumber each year. that's a joke.

the problem with just going along to get along is... we won't. things are going to get worse a lot faster if we don't stop it. i know, i've been tracking the changes over the years. we're cool, but we might not be soon. i know there's an anti-human agenda at work. for example, there are now speed bumps in vancouver that look like children. seriously. you might not believe me, so here.

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Vancouver unveils speed bumps that look like children

Yahoo News | Wed Sep 8, 2:34 PM

Brett Michael Dykes

Officials in West Vancouver, Canada apparently aren't satisfied with the driver-slowing properties of traditional speed bumps. Yesterday, the town unveiled a new way to entice motorists to ease off the gas pedal in the vicinity of the École Pauline Johnson Elementary School: A 2-D image of a child playing, creating the illusion that the approaching driver will soon blast into a child.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/yahoocanada/100908/canada/vancouver_unveils_speed_bumps_that_look_like_children

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y'o2k, i appreciate your concerns since they seem genuine, plus your wikkid graphic, which i appreciate your permission to use. the only reason i refuse to accept the idea that you, or most other people, or most hip hop fans can't understand this stuff, is that millions of people worldwide already have. once several million people understand something, it's pretty weak to say we can't.

there's a weird relationships between "cool" and "balls" that's tough to reconcile. being cool means you're okay with stuff, but having balls means you rebel against stuff. we have to find a way to be cooler with our people and ballsier with our corporate culture. that way we'll get better stuff. artists are also being trapped. that's why datpiff.com has 1000 mixtapes a day for free download.

once entire cultures -- and hip hip is just one i know well -- decide to accept that there's one way of doing things, or we're trapped in dialectic fights about "real" hip hop when both the "conscious" and the "gangsta" side are controlled just like the "left" and "right" in politics, they can take the whole thing down fast. i'm not saying don't enjoy it, but can we just learn what's up too?

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people, and rappers in particular, need to understand that making the same stuff as everyone else only buries you, unless you're at the top, where you're promoted to bury everyone else. rick ross, gucci mane... i even watched waka flocka say this rap thing is b.s. man and he wanted out. then he recanted a bit, but you can see many are not happy at what they're forced to do by labels.

i heard filmmaker martin scorsese agreed to make the thriller "cape fear" for the studio in exchange for the budget to make "the last temptation of christ", so artists do this. i watched a wicked youtube series on the music industry suggesting eminem made "relapse" which he now says is "trash" for the studio and "recovery" for us fans. i liked both, but recovery is better and better for us.

hip hop artists and fans should think about what appeals to "people" more than the music "industry", which actor anthony mackie calls "a very, very dark place" and far worse than hollywood. i don't care who's real as much as i care if i am, so it gives me a little protection, although my "thug" ways and potty-mouth are still a problem, especially since i like them. oh well, i hope it's cool.

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Actor Anthony Mackie says Hollywood is dark, but the music business is a VERY dark place.

2.52 mins - "The film industry is a dark place, but the music industry is a very, very dark place, in every way. There are no rules. It's mano-a-mano. It's very dangerous. I don't have an appreciation for the industry. I have an appreciation for the art, but not for the industry."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R77eYNZls1A

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when it comes to educating people, i just have to make it easier for us to talk to each other and not be afraid to, then i won't be blowing anyone's mind, though i'm actually not bad at explaining this stuff. the only thing i'm bad at is lying to you or for you, it just seems forced to me, like out of Orwell's "1984". you wouldn't believe how many people say i have to lie to run for mayor of toronto.

beyond my own faults and confusion, this concern is a big reasons for my delays, or figuring out how to talk about this to make everyone happy. if i'm too hardcore, traditional conspiracy theorists get mad, mostly because they feel jealous or guilty, but that's crazy since we both know this is a life or death situation and should support each other. if i go softcore, people will know i'm lying.

when it comes to "crazy" stuff i've said, it couldn't have been that crazy since i'm still saying it and people are still listening, especially since i'm right a lot. people have asked me to just talk about the self-help stuff, which beats most stuff out there and i could be on oprah cakin' off it. the problem is if we don't stop the people poisonin' the cake, then getting along better won't matter.

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look, i'll make a deal with everybody: i'll stop talking about this if we start. i know how this game works, so i know we don't even have to talk about this stuff that much. if everyone agrees to talk about it with people where we live for one hour a week, then bug our local elected officials for one hour a week, that'll do. the rest of us can take care of the rest and keep everyone updated.

i work with other great people in this city and country on these issues, but since i'm also rollin' solo a lot, sometimes i have to do things differently. if a million people are saying it, we could sing it softly. if it's a dozen, we gotta get a little louder. if it's one, like me during the g20 craziness -- which i still haven't forgotten about -- then i have to lose it to deal with it, kind of like an artist on stage.

no worries, i mean, it can be heavy stuff even for me and i'd rather be chillin' with the bajillion beautiful girls who smile at me and charge me up like a giant battery in this city, they're a huge source of power and they drive me crazy, or the guys who respect me on the low, or old friends, or just chillin', which i do sometimes. but, i'm just doing what i can before "2012" in a year when all bets are off.

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i'll tell you what, call me at 647-857-5755 and i'll answer questions from you and crew, preferably over speakerphone. if you don't mind you can record and post it on the web. i'm good at this, which may be why CP24 News hasn't put up the video from wednesday nite, i looked as good as i could too. i'm a wild-card in this game, but that makes me dangerous on behalf of my people, city and country.

we can set it up in advance, then i can answer all your questions and your follow-up questions on my answers. as i said earlier, you can ask me about anything you want, i've given advice for years and i'm trying to make sure my campaign website can help us fix most of our small problems so we stop the emotional paper-cuts draining our energy. then we can handle our big ones. if we see and read it.

meanwhile, no matter who we are, we should understand a couple of things. first, if you haven't been paying attention, you may not know when to call "go!" so we know to fight back or lose forever. i have, so i do. second, if you haven't been paying attention, you may not think we have any chance to win. i have, so i do. when we decide to look at the game we'll be able to see how to win, so i hope we do.

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peace,

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Black Krishna Brand

Twitter - http://twitter.com/BlackKrishna
Philosophy - http://blackkrishna.blogspot.com
Music - http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna
MySpace - http://www.myspace.com/blackkrishnaverse
YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/BlackKrishnaverse
Radio - http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Black%20Krishna

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What You Want To Believe In (WYWTBI)
http://whatyouwanttobelievein.com

Toronto Truth Seekers (TTS)
http://www.torontotruthseekers.com

Press For Truth
http://www.pressfortruth.ca

Conspiracy Culture Store (Queen & Roncesvalles)
http://www.conspiracyculture.com

Toronto Street News
http://www.torontostreetnews.com

SiLSa! Productions
http://www.youtube.com/supportlocalscene

News - http://www.infowars.com
Health - http://www.naturalnews.com
Wealth - http://www.trendsresearch.com
Relationships - http://www.thepinkcross.org
Activism - http://www.wearechange.org

FYI, if you're interested, these interviews can help us understand the world.

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

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i can still chill and played with a lady's beautiful white fluffy dog today

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Swansea's Lord Mayor for 2007/8 Cllr Sue Waller, UK

http://www.swansea.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=26721

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Ed -- from the HipHopCanada message boards.

http://www.hiphopcanada.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=9498632

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no, it wasn't a girl named melissa, but she was a nice [CP24] girl. on the rest, thanks for the compliment, i've never talked about tiny robots injected into our veins -- though i've heard of it, the other issues are very public including the "shriners parade" down university avenue with police escorts for their funny little cars throughout the city... anyway, i could go on and have.

look, unless you want to say that presidents eisenhower and kennedy, bob dylan, bob marley, chuck d, immortal technique, ill bill, jesse ventura and tons of others who are smarter than both of us and who say the same thing as me are wrong, then i'm not. at this point i don't care about the "top" anyway, or f--k rothschild, what about that child? that's why this is important.

besides, i already know i haven't been wrong for years, that's what keeps me going. i know that i almost always got in more trouble for being "right" than "wrong". it freaks people out. that's why people ask me questions to get the answers they need but are afraid i might go off. i can f--k someone up with what i say, which is really powerful, albeit a bit isolating at times.

it's cool, i can move however, i just know wha'g'wan and try to keep the skill-set of getting upset when "the man" wants to rip our balls off. it's not easy, but hip hop helps, i'm banging a new hiphopdx tupac mixtape now. we're already being sedated by fluoride in our water, it's what the commies and nazi's did to their prisoners, plus-plus. that's why i go so hard: we don't.

finally, i'm not "special" at all. i'm just one of the few people able to respond "normally" to threats and opportunities that most of us are aware of. okay, not "normally", but in "my" normal way while surviving our culture. i can still chill and played with a lady's beautiful white fluffy dog today before going back to my patio-screwface and dark thoughts. i like the highs and lows.

btw, they' tryin' to keep us from "feeling" man, ourselves or anyone else, so i wish us luck.

however, i know that i'm feelin' what ex-mayors of this city gotta say about the wannabe's.

check it out below, i just found this, like karmageddon, so i added my shiny nickel shiv.

peace,

bk

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fyi, if you want you can see the three freemason statues at the cop-shop just west of yonge and college in toronto. say what you want, but don't say i don't give you all the proof you need without expecting me to say otherwise. i was quoted in the national post back in '07 saying "we're here to free the masons" when we met some at a u of t open house. it's still true

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Former Mayors of Toronto Expose 2010 Mayor Candidates: MP3 and Transcript

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755

http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

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There was a wonderful discussion with four former Mayors of Toronto in the Globe and Mail on September 17th, 2010. There's a downloadable MP3 of their roundtable discussion too. While proving it, they basically say the current crop of candidates aren't saying anything worth saying about our most pressing issues and haven't been for months.

There's no excuse for this and it isn't sour grapes or jealousy. It's well-explained. Below are excerpts and my citations in italics. If people want to know why I'm running for Mayor of Toronto, they can hear great reasons from former Mayors to try to challenge the front-runners. We all know they aren't saying anything, but I am so we get something.

Warm regards,

Vijay

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Globe & Mail: The campaign's biggest loser so far? Toronto itself

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/city-votes/the-campaigns-biggest-loser-so-far-toronto-itself/article1712036/





Globe & Mail: The campaign's biggest loser so far? Toronto itself

Former Toronto Mayors John Sewell, Art Eggleton, Barbara Hall and David Crombie

Roundtable Audio and Transcript

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Note: These are excerpts from the original at the link above -- Vij

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David Crombie: But the part that seems to bite is the part that simply assumes that we don’t have anything going now, and you have to reinvent Toronto right away. And preferably before the election. And so I think people are kind of submerged, almost, or overcome with policy.

* I think this means they're not talking about anything we care about and focused on fantasy. -- Vij *

Barbara Hall: And I think it’s very difficult, and we’re seeing that in the campaign, to have messages that relate to all those folks and those different municipal local cultures.

* Is it because they're not talking about health, economic and other issues we all care about? -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: And whoever happens to be the leading candidate in another couple of weeks is probably going to benefit from some of that. Because I think there are a lot of people in this city that just don’t want to have Rob Ford as the mayor.

* Is Rob Ford meant to be the fall-guy for the long-predicted veteran George Smitherman to win? -- Vij *

John Sewell: To me, the biggest surprise in the election is that so many candidates have not been able to define what they stand for. And they just can’t say to people in one sentence, ‘Here’s what I’m about.’

* That's what everyone says, so should we trust them now after months wasted saying nothing? -- Vij *

David Crombie: I think people were looking for a big change, they felt the disconnect that Barbara was talking about. And one of the easiest things to always talk about is, "I’m going to cut taxes." And they don’t so much talk about what programs they’re intending to cut.

* They don't name the corruption they're going to fight either and most lying politicians do this. -- Vij *

John Sewell: The message I think he’s delivered that people are responding to is, "City Hall isn’t on your side and they’re a bunch of fat cats."... Then Ford says, ‘Oh, by the way, the way to solve that is to cut taxes." Now I think he’s wrong on that one, but I think the first point is the one that resonates: That City Hall is not on your side. And unfortunately I think that’s one of the legacies that David Miller has left -- that notion that that’s the case.

* What happened? Anyway, if I win, this is why I want people to stay in touch after the election -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: Well I think that’s true, and I think he’s [Ford] given a very simple, simplistic kind of message: Respect for the taxpayer’s dollar. He is building on anger that a lot of people have on what appear to be issues of gross spending and entitlement and the strike and things like that, that have resulted in people not wanting the status quo.

* If people are angry about how their money is spent, why don't candidates say what they'll cut? -- Vij *

Barbara Hall: Clearly there’s a sense of anger at the sense of entitlement, I think, that people have seen played out -- not just at local government, but across government -- at a time when many people are struggling in a way they haven’t ever within their lifetimes.

* After months of campaigning, have any of the Mayor candidate seriously addressed this issue? -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: Yeah. Sometimes it’s the little things that annoy people the most. I remember when we were on city council, it was always the little things that got most of the attention. Around budget time the big, multi-billion-dollar, million-dollar expenditures went through relatively quickly compared to those little things. And there’s been a lot of those little things in the media. And I think a lot of people who may not have paid a lot of attention to a lot of things going on at City Hall notice those things, in particular. And that helps create anger.

* Is it possible that the big things are affecting us a lot more too? Either way, we need answers -- Vij *

David Crombie: Do you think we’re going to get now, then, in this last phase of the election campaign, are we going to get past the anger part? Or is it going to continue to fuel it? Because my concern is that anger is a very bad emotion to build a city on, and it shouldn’t be lasting four years. And it won’t last four years. So if John’s right, and I think he’s at least partly right, we’re going to pay a pretty heavy price to simply allow that anger to direct the course of events.

* Will the angry people of Toronto get angry enough to make sure they're not angrier in 4 years? -- Vij *

John Sewell: And I agree, very much. I mean, when people talk about how Toronto works really well, it does -- except for City Hall. Everything else works. But to me, the question for the next five or six weeks is going to be what candidates are actually going to say, "Okay, Ford. You’re right on that. I’m going to try to tap into it, but in fact I’ve got some good solutions about how to deal with it."

And so the question is going to be -- and Ford clearly isn’t able to do that, he would have done it if he could have – are any other candidates going to be able to do that? To say, "Wait a second: That’s the problem, here’s the answer."

* This is why the truth is so important, otherwise it's really hard to come up with good solutions -- Vij *

David Crombie: ...we’re getting some of the weirdest proposals that are totally unfounded, but trying to tap into some other kind of populist instinct. So my concern, and that’s the reason I raise the question is we’re not getting even some modest, thoughtful, incremental improvements over unsatisfactory conditions. We’ve forgotten about that part. It’s all got to be giant Hail Mary passes on a regular basis. So they’re trying to out-shout, it seems to me, rather than actually dealing with people looking for some way that they can understand, can they trust what this person is saying, and trust that person?

* He's goofing on the "big project" fantasy approach instead of dealing with our real issues too -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: Pierre Trudeau used to say, "Don’t compare me to the Almighty, compare me to the alternative." And I think people are going to start to do more of that. So while there’s been a lot of discussion around different issues like transportation and housing and the fiscal situation, I think there’s going to be more and more attention now paid to leadership. People should be looking at their visions, their policies, their ability to articulate them. But also their ability to work with the council. Remember, the mayor -- and we’ve all been there -- we know the mayor’s only one vote out of 45. He or she’s got to be able to garner enough support to get something through.

* That's why I want to formally make sure the people of Toronto are involved to get what we want -- Vij *

John Sewell: So it’s hard to figure out how to be a leader, I think, in this weird thing called the megacity. I think one of the ways of doing it is saying, "Maybe the megacity isn’t working all that well, and maybe we’ve got to do some restructuring?" I’d be interested in hearing some campaign talk about that, ’cause I think that might also be a response to that leadership issue.

* I agree, de-centralized power and honest money are the keys to getting our city back on track -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: Their messaging is all over the map. I challenged them, in fact, to put out a fiscal plan, all of them, when I chaired a debate the other evening, to see how their numbers add up. ’Cause I doubt they do.

John Sewell: They weren’t quite aware -- "What do you mean, a fiscal plan? We have to worry about this question?"

David Crombie: Participaction, yeah!

Art Eggleton: They cut $200-million in tax revenue, then say they’re going to make it up by cutting spending by about $10-million. That doesn’t add up.

* As we can see, former Mayors of Toronto notice that all of their budget talk is nonsense too -- Vij *

John Sewell: I think we have to realize, just to build on what Art’s saying, how powerful the mayor is. The mayor appoints the CEO of the city, who in turn appoints all of the senior staff. The mayor appoints the chairs of the committees, and the mayor appoints the executive committee. And, more important, the mayor is the person who can make speeches and set tones.

* Using Mayor Miller's "strong mayor" powers will help me deal with issues of serious corruption -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: Something else we haven't been hearing in the campaign is the question of social inclusion in this city. The future prosperity of this city may well depend on how we address the current level of our poverty.

* Isn't it amazing how no main Mayor candidates have discussed poverty? What does that say? -- Vij *

David Crombie: The media always quite naturally focus on the mayoralty race because it’s easier and simpler and you can deal with personalities easier. But one of the exciting things is you’re going to have about a third, I think, of the council is going to be new.

* That means they aren't "connected" in ways that stop them from handling our biggest issues -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: Something else we havent been hearing in the campaign is the question of social inclusion in this city. From the days when the four of us were at City Hall, things have changed dramatically. We’ve always said we’re proud of the neighbourhoods in this city, and we are. It is a city of neighbourhoods. But there are some neighbourhoods that are now doing as well of as others. There's a lot of poverty in a group of neighbourhoods in this city and a lot of people who’ve come as immigrants or refugees are having a struggle of making ends meet. There’s over 70,000 people on Toronto Community Housing’s waiting list...

John Sewell: Families!

David Crombie: Households!

Art Eggleton: Households! they call it households. And it means that many of these people will wait for years and years. And just the other day I saw the chief medical officer of health says that one in three children in this city is in poor households. There are issues in terms of kids going to school without enough nutrition, not being able to learn well, dropping out of school. There are a lot ofissues in this city, not to mention there’s still the scar of homelessness in this city. These issues are not getting enough attention, and they need to, becuase the future prosperity of this city may well depend on how we address the current level of our poverty.

* Since the "character" of the new Mayor is important, who are the people running ignoring this? -- Vij *

Sewell: The solution to all this is clear: What we need is a board of control consisting of former mayors. Wouldn’t that be spectacular?

* I agree, many retired professionals are a lot more candid and compassionate than when active - Vij *

John Sewell: But the thing they should realize is there are a whole lot of people out there whose advice they should be seeking. And not former politicians particularly, but there's a lot of people in community organizations, in the business community.

* I would add ordinary individuals and groups of friends who aren't part of any group-think structure -- Vij *

John Sewell: And you know I think one of the problems with the current administration is it hasn’t reached out enough and actually engaged people in a meaningful way. A new mayor’s got to do that and that’s going to be a really powerful thing if that happens.

David Crombie: There isn't a person in this city who woudln't respond to a call from the mayor saying, "Would you like to come down to City Hall and give us a hand?" On whatever the topic is. And John’s absolutley right: There are many, many people in this city who woudl like to contribute. They're not even looking for money.

* This is exactly why I'm running for Mayor, but I'm the ONLY candidate who's saying I'll do this -- Vij *

Mehler Paperny: Are you worried about Toronto? Are you worried about the next four years?

* Oddly enough, the first time the interviewer stepped in is when people were offered power -- Vij *

Art Eggleton: I think people want someone who is sensible, pragmatic but at the same kind can inspire. People want someone who's mayor that they can be proud of. But I agree with John: Toronto will survive no matter who the mayor is. The city is much more powerful than any one person.

* I agree and this is another great reason to vote for me: I can't screw it up, but I can clean it up -- Vij *

John Sewell: I must say, I am really waiting for the end of this campaign. I have had so many discussions, naked, in the gym with people who want to know what to do. I’m trying to have a shower and they’re saying, "Wait a second, now: What do we do?"

David Crombie: And people really are -- they don’t know what to do. I’m not naked in the gym, but walking the streets wherever I go, people slide up to you as if they’re going to -- and they say, "Who should I vote for? who should I vote for?" people are really perplexed.

Barbara Hall: And even though they’re perplexed, the good news about that is that they’re thinking about it. They’re concerned about it, they want to know. But I agree.

* After this long, are we actually just talking about "who" to accept, not "what" they stand for? -- Vij *

David Sewell: And maybe people should be talking to their neighbour, saying, "Hey, why don’t we talk about this?"

* I agree, hopefully we talk about real issues with our neighbours to get real results this election -- Vij *

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/city-votes/the-campaigns-biggest-loser-so-far-toronto-itself/article1712036/

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755

http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

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Toronto: A Safe Place To Tell The Truth! :-)

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Ed -- from the HipHopCanada message boards.

http://www.hiphopcanada.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=9498632

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jo jimi, i'm not sure what happened to fatlip, please elaborate if you'd like, though who knows what the next 5 years will be like for everybody, though i have an idea, which is why i'm running for mayor.

y'o2k, i understand where you're coming from, but i see this "we can't do anything!" mentality as engineered and getting worse if we don't handle it soon. i have a chance to win if we want a chance to win.

after being active for years, including on these boards, and taking crap for trying to say and do the right thing, lots of people know i know what's going on by now, which means they do too, minus a few details.

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y'all know i give a damn and don't give a damn at the same time, so there, it is what it is. if friends can't bring me down, then enemies can't. my insurance policy is figuring out what "we" can do, not what "i" can do.

ironically, i'm listening to "i ain't mad atcha" right now, and seeing how guys like 2Pac did it, or "playing the game" to get put on while sneaking in the truth, i dabbled in it, then thought i'd try something different.

the problem is that it's harder to even half-step the truth today and get "put on", unless you're ridiculously talented, in which case "they" will try to control or destroy you if you rebel. for examples, see youtube.

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so, instead of building me up, getting taken out and ending it there, i decided to focus on what nearly everyone can do in our culture to communicate and deal with the system. if i go out, that stuff doubles in value.

today, most people don't know what the hell Bob, Pac and everyone else was talking about, or have to piece together their own personal interpretations. while nobody knows what i'm talking about, they can if they want.

here in 21st century communist canada, if we want to talk to other canadians about "serious" stuff, i know how, so you can too instead of being scared to. if we want to deal with "babylon system" or whatever, we can.

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back in the day, if bob marley said "get up, stand up!", people didn't know how. today, if we use the inspiration we get from everyone we respected who said stand up for your rights, we've got the dirt on who's taking them.

one new problem is the "twitter" and "text" generation makes it tough to explain anything. in fact, we hate each other more for forcing each other to be stupid and then complaining about it. see: these message boards for proof.

regardless, we all feel threatened by global instability caused by "globalization", but most of us feel hopeless or distracted. i'm a humble tactician, so i suggest you get inspiration to deal with it from wherever and then vote for me.

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after that, i'm openly inviting everyone in toronto to stay on my ass and everyone else who's elected so we can resist the influence from corporate and other lobbyists. the CP24 girl who interviewed me yesterday was impressed.

the city of toronto is also "safer" if as much "truth" as possible is out there, so after waffling for a bit, i figure i'll go for broke with all my "opinions" to help protect this city, which are more researched than most. people will know too.

so, hopefully we'll make the right choice and vote for me as the only candidate committed to handling our biggest problems before they handle us. but, either way, more of us will know what they are, so we can handle them anyway.

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finally, it's hard to tell canadians the truth quickly without making their heads spin, so that's been busting my ass and i know i get complaints no matter what i do. no worries, it's gotta get done, so my latest crack for my website is below.

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peace,
bk

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755 | http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

Please share this website so everyone can see their options for this election and contact me with questions. I can take emails or calls on any subjects and meet with groups. After years of research, there's something here for everybody. I think if I help us take care of our small problems, then we can handle our big ones.

We all know of serious threats to our health, wealth and relationships. It's in the news. If these issues are tough to deal with, then tough guys shouldn't be scared to look at what millions of nerds do, and men should help protect our Toronto culture on behalf of women, children and the elderly, just like men always have.

Municipal candidates aren't controlled by political parties. We're only reponsible to voters. So, my vision for the future sees the people of Toronto spending one hour a week in touch with our elected representatives to help them resist the influence of corporate lobbyists and work on what we want. That's how we can get it.

Before giving anyone a great job paying $100,000 a year in a recession, we should tell them what we want. Will they learn and do more on behalf of people in Toronto? That's what I've been doing and will do if you vote for Vijay Sarma as your next Mayor of Toronto. And yes, I have a good chance to win if we want one too.

Toronto: A Safe Place To Tell The Truth! :-)

Warm regards,

Vijay

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Welcome to the Campaign to Elect Vijay Sarma Mayor of Toronto!

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Welcome to the Campaign to Elect Vijay Sarma Mayor of Toronto!

Election Date: Monday, October 25th, 2010, 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

Advance Touch-Screen Voting: October 5th - 13th, 2010

http://www.toronto.ca/elections/calendar.htm

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755

http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

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Dear Friends in Toronto,

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Millions of people online show us they're looking for better info about how people in power really work and agreeing on it. That's better proof than a jury of 12 reviewing evidence and sending someone to jail. While mainstream history reveals bad people are usually in power, today more good people know and share what they're up to. It's not good, but the people of Toronto can handle just like others worldwide. And we have to.

Right now, we all see prices rising, a bad job market, cruel threats of scarcity that are a joke with just 30 million people in a huge resource-rich country, health risks and an uncertain future. We're supposed to see things get worse this winter. We know corporations control our governments, lie in our media, poison what we eat and drink, aren't stopping and aren't being stopped. We can't ignore it because we're all affected.

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In 2010, with an abundant supply, we need to use the truth to take control of our City's political system. We need to find our inspiration where we get it and use it. Adults have to feel like they can do this. We can ask for more than we're being given now to get it. We can keep the lives we like. We just need to make sure our politicians to deal with our real problems, not just say the right things to get elected. That does us no good.

I'm running for Mayor of Toronto on real issues because I know most of us feel safer knowing a lot of us are hearing the truth at once and can act on it. We're bored by the race so far. We don't want candidates lying about fighting corruption by never giving us examples; lying about lowering taxes again; selling projects for kick-backs; being controversial to attract the media and so on. We know better than to accept this farce.

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We all know good info, so we can just use calm, consistent and polite ways of sharing the truth to reject all the nonsense. We can also keep our local politicians busy working on things if we spend one hour a week asking them to. City employees can do better work they can be happier with. We can get lower taxes and toxins causing poverty and cancer. Our political system is in place. We just have to control it this election.

Men always used to defend their cultures under attack. Today, our new corporate culture is attacking men to keep us from fighting back. They know if men won't fight for their relationships, others won't and they can take over. Everyone can try, but if these issues are tough to deal with, then more men should on behalf of women, children and the elderly. That's what men do and all of us will feel better if more men remember it.

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Everyone should learn more to protect their health, wealth and relationships, but just learning and getting used to bad things happening won't stop them. We all need to figure out the truth as best we can, then use safe, legal and normal ways to ask for things from our political system. Local elections are more important because candidates aren't controlled by political parties. The people in Toronto can control who they elect.

This election is a great chance to commit all candidates to dealing with real issues if they want to get paid $100,000 tax-dollars a year. I want to use our publicly owned Bank of Canada to get legal debt and interest free loans for our City's budget. I want to help re-direct our City's bureaucracy to evalute the truth found by normal people to help get rid of threats to our health, wealth and relationships. It can be done if we want it.

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Globalization is the big problem for all of us. It's not a "left" or "right" issue. It's the same system in control of both sides and what we discuss. It's not natural. A few banks and corporations with inter-locking boards, international institutions and others are trying to standardize cultures worldwide to centralize their control. The people of Toronto have to resist this plan. It's the source of our problems. This election is a chance to.

Below are interviews and two documentaries explaining most of what's happening, this website has more. All our problems can be solved by understanding who causes us to have them, including why people who are scared to discuss it now may be even more scared of more things later, causing us to lose confidence in ourselves. It happens. That's why we should use this election to bring up real issues to get what we want.

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We should all have faith in our own ability to communicate with other people in our culture about our most serious issues, whether they're personal or political, especially during an election year, plus have faith in our ability to handle our issues and others. This faith in each other is being eroded in many ways, but if we try sharing the truth, it can be restored easily. That's why our corporate culture tries to distract us from it.

Regardless of what we do, most adults know that our apathy is being deliberately created by our corporate culture. So: can we keep it and still defend our families, friends, city and country? Can we deal with real issues at crucial times? Can we look at the world and see our neighbours as fun friends to help us fight for our future? This election year, please consider saying yes and voting Vijay Sarma for Mayor of Toronto.

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Warm regards,

Vijay

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Please see the rest of this website for more details, thanks again for your consideration.

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755 | http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

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Note: Sometimes I use the stage name "Black Krishna" or "BK" to host radio shows, perform music and more after writing a poem or song a few years ago and using it to perform on stage. Using a stage-name also helped me take these issues seriously as a philosopher who thinks differently when we're not encouraged to, so while acting normal I could also spend years continuing to figure out solutions that we can use today.

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My interviews with fellow Canadian Alan Watt on history, music, culture and more that explain nearly everything.

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Download MP3

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

Transcript

http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/transcripts/Alan_Watt_on_RudeAwakening_with_BlackKrishna_CKLN_FM_RyersonUniversity_Toronto_Oct022007.html

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Documentaries by American Alex Jones on who runs the world and their plans for the future unless we change them.

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The Obama Deception

7,271,772 views



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

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The Obama Deception - Film Review

7,167 views



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVTmnAzRkT8

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Endgame

530,208 views



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-CrNlilZho

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Endgame Bibliography - References for the film

http://www.endgamethemovie.com/biblio01.html

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"Only the fittest, of the fittest,

Shall survive, stay alive,

Could you be love?

And be loved?"

- Bob Marley, "Could You Be Love?"

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"They will not force us,

They will stop degrading us,

They will not control us,

We will be victorious,

So come on!"

- Muse, "Uprising"

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"I'm not afraid, to take a stand,

Everybody, come take my hand,

We'll walk this road together, through the storm,

Whatever weather, cold or warm,

Just letting you know that, you're not alone,

Holler if you feel like you've been down the same road..."

- Eminem, "Not Afraid"

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"Oh Canada!

Our home and native land!

True patriot love, in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts, we see thee rise,

The True North strong and free!

From far and wide,

Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land, glorious and free!

Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee."

- Robert Stanley Weir, "Oh Canada"

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755

http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

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SONG: Eugenicool

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Details

http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna#/artist/song_details/5227763

Download

http://www.reverbnation.com/controller/audio_player/download_song/5227763

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Six in 10 live pay to pay

59% of Canadians would be in trouble if their pay was delayed by a week: poll

Tavia Grant | Globe and Mail | September 13, 2010

The recession may be officially over, but six in 10 Canadians are still surviving from paycheque to paycheque, a national survey showed Monday.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/six-in-10-live-pay-to-pay/article1705096/

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Eugenicool

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Beat: Jansport J, "Movements"

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(Chorus)

Are you?
Are you?
Eugenicool?

(x6)

Kick me in the sack,
Take a sack of my stuff,
I'm callin' ya bluff,
Wanna kill me?
Alright that's enough...

(x1)

Criminalize individuals,
Who realize they' own lies,
And life slip away
'Fore they' very own eyes,

Analyze, plan, plot, strategize,
Against the wise old owl,
Since Bohemian Grove,
Opened my eyes,

Open to scopin' for wise guys,
Roll the dice, while everyone dies,
With a cold one, and they' soul on ice,

Twice as precise,
Nice like a ginsu knife,
Cuttin' puppet-strings,
While puttin' puppet-masters in a vice,

Grip, masonic, death,
Flip and take the advice,
Burns like curry chicken and rice,
Laced with Satan' spice,

Dry ya eyes, make nice,
Pay the price like Jesus Christ,
Came back with good advice,
And nobody looked twice,

Adrenalin spike, spikin' ya psyche,
Jerkin' ya Nikes,
'Cause we high off death,
While we stuck doin' life,

On the Prison Planet dot-com,
Drop bombs,
Dent ya helmet, from the pulpit,
Of bull-shhh, oops, sorry moms,

Full-clip, cocked, aimed and squeezed,
At a bunch of nerds, with PhD's,
Workin' for 13 families,

Fantasy? Maybe,
But reality crazy,
Get lazy they'll drive you crazy,
Haze you and put you in cages,

Amazed at pages we find,
To un-wind, tell 'em back-off,
While we got a mind,
And there's still time,

Are you eugenicool?

Preach while they poison,
Ain't stoppin too,
So who stoppin' them?
When they stoppin' you?

Are you eugenicool?

"They wanna kill, us?"

Yeah, I find it odd too,

So what we gon' do?

(Chorus)

Are you?
Are you?
Eugenicool?

(x6)

Kick me in the sack,
Take a sack of my stuff,
I'm callin' ya bluff,
Wanna kill me?
Alright, that's enough...

(x2)

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Note: I often use the stage name "Black Krishna" to host radio shows, write, create music and more.

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My interviews with fellow Canadian Alan Watt on history, music, culture and more that explain nearly everything.

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Download MP3

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

Transcript

http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/transcripts/Alan_Watt_on_RudeAwakening_with_BlackKrishna_CKLN_FM_RyersonUniversity_Toronto_Oct022007.html

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Documentary by American Alex Jones on who runs the world and their plans for the future unless we change them.

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Endgame



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-CrNlilZho

Bibliography - References for the film

http://www.endgamethemovie.com/biblio01.html

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"Only the fittest, of the fittest,

Shall survive, stay alive,

Could you be love?

And be loved?"

- Bob Marley, "Could You Be Love?"

.

"They will not force us,

They will stop degrading us,

They will not control us,

We will be victorious,

So come on!"

- Muse, "Uprising"

.

"Oh Canada!

Our home and native land!

True patriot love, in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts, we see thee rise,

The True North strong and free!

From far and wide,

Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land, glorious and free!

Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee."

- Robert Stanley Weir, "Oh Canada"

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Vijay Sarma - 2010 Toronto Mayor Candidate

1512-C Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6K 1T5

Vijay.Sarma@gmail.com | 647-857-5755 | http://WhatYouWantToBelieveIn.com

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