"May the wicked become good, the good become peaceful, the peaceful become free and the free help others to become free." ~ Upanishads
This is the very wisdom that easily and naturally evaded the consciousness of the American populace September 11, 2001. For a few years afterwards it was dangerous to be a thinker, to have a historical perspective on the Middle East, and the U.S., or to be knowledgeable about the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. and most dangerous of all to be a peace activist. Most Americans will not remember any of this. It is sad, but a great indicator of how deep the soul loss amongst the populace surfaced when those impeccable warriors plunged planes into buildings!
It is hard to gauge, if you lie to yourself, how deep are the fears that hold Americans to their bizarre and contradictory sense of patriotism. It was dangerous for others, like myself, who at one point was almost arrested for pointing into the air while walking in the District of Colombia for being a terrorist!
It is a terrible crime to be free and to think free in a society bound by the fears and terrors of the Euro-American! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 9.11.16
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| Abraham Lincoln born (Feb 12, 1809 - April 15, 1865) in the earliest known photo circa. 1840 was the 16th president. |
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