By Ron Murdock Mental wanderings and random thoughts listed in random order. While I appreciate the anti-bullying campaigns making the rounds, will it keep people from speaking the honest truth for fear of being labelled a bully? One doesn’t learn anything about real life situations by reading a book or staying at home, but by going out and experiencing it. …
‘When I hear that a person talking about political solutions, I know I am not listening to a serious person.” – George Carlin Whether a person wants to be involved in politics or not, they have to watch to make sure that they are not at the receiving end of some kind of social engineering program, fear, various propaganda schemes …
By Ron Murdock The secret of change is to focus all your energy not on fighting the old but on building the new. – Socrates (from the book ‘The Peaceful Warrior’) Politics, politics, politics! With the American election coming up, I’m not liking the lack of choices that the voting public has. Donald Trump seems to be too busy rallying …
By Ron Murdock Okay, what’s with all the false flags? Every time that I watch, read or listen to the news, I wonder how much fear, anger or madness has gripped the human race. Are the news stories faked to some degree, or are the situations as bad as reported? Either way, we have to get at the truth of …
An Ancient Rainforest Hidden In Plain Sight Nestled in northern British Columbia is an ancient rainforest hidden in plain sight. About an hour east of Prince George, BC, (113 kilometers – 70 miles) the The Ancient Forest/Chun T’oh Whudujut Provincial Park has become a popular tourist stop. The canopy of primordial Western Cedars (Thuja plicata) tower like organic skyscrapers in a …
By Ron Murdock Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth. – Marcus Aurelis To Tell The Truth Or Deceive? Speaking the truth is a tough act to do. It means really being in touch with yourself to prevent caving into consensus reality, or participating in group think. One can …
“Isn’t it a good feeling when you read the tabloids and realize that a lot of famous people are just as f–cked up as you are?” – George Carlin I have to admit to acquiring a taste for the weird and wacky in life. I got a lot of good laughs from looking at the headlines in tabloids, which at …
Gun Control The rash of recent shootings and mass murders has folks a’hollering for gun control, as if guns have taken to busting out of sporting good stores and running down streets shooting people. Well, I hate to burst anyone’s bubble, but guns can’t, and don’t kill by themselves. It is only when guns are played with by humans that …
Before Getting Snippy And Lippy The next time you find yourself getting a little impatient with old people, here’s a few things about us you might want to keep in mind before getting all lippy and snippy: Yes, we’re slower than we used to be, but we should be after working like hell for 50-70 years to support ourselves and …
English is one of the most complex languages on Earth to learn and speak, and English Is A Hard Language To Learn Part 6 by Ron Murdock gives us some very good examples of why. Such as: Dawn likes to get out of bed at dawn. Take a break from working on your brake system. Art was good at drawing …
Celebrity Cults Explored Celebrity cults are explored by Ron Murdock. History repeats itself time after time. The human species never learns from past mistakes, through we acknowledge them but never really do anything concrete about it. We could learn to take a hard look at how we are doing things so we can get out of the vicious cycle we’re …
That which can be destroyed by the truth should be. – P,C, Hopwell Don’t let the title ‘Benefits Of Negative Thinking’ fool you. When used realistically, positive thinking is a good thing, but it can lull one into a sleep mode. Negative thinking can prepare a person to expect the unexpected that broadsides of all of us at some point. …
Mental Wanderings And Random Thoughts Part 11 by Ron Murdock shares Ron’s train of thought about life, people and places, and all things with two faces. When families like the Rockerfellers and Kissingers think we are little more than cannon fodder or useless eaters I start wondering what they have planned for the human race, if anything… How many of …
Why wives buy their husband’s clothes. Left to their own devices, some men unleash their sense of fashion and the result can be visually and socially painful. As proof, here are 30 great reasons why wives buy their husband’s clothes, and why men must never be allowed to dress themselves: “Beer Buddies” are the newest rage on beaches around the …
Myth Or Mind Games? by Ron Murdock Sometimes party loyalty asks too much. – John F Kennedy I’m trying to sort out whether things are myth or mind games. I’ve been reading a lot in the last few weeks about how our genetic make up, and brain waves will be altered to some degree. How much truth to this remains …