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Submitted by Soldier for War on Mon, 07/03/2006 - 4:26am.
 Unwritten words: Black n White swirl together like the similar intentions of each "different" group in the ying yang of life that connects us all. Don't dispute the war's Validity. Embrace the battle without hesitation. Unleash the inner intentions to match the enemy's public dispositions. Take off all that battle armor and grab a sword and a shield because the battlefield will be blessed by the Scales of Justice. 
Submitted by Soldier for War on Sat, 07/01/2006 - 5:56am.
 NSM: We all agree (at least you and I) that the standardized education is not perfect. We all can agree that History is missing some facts, that biology is one-sided towards the theory of evolution, and that the USA is NOT a melting pot where we all melt into one mixed-race with one culture. Truthfully, History ignores the Celtic Culture, biology misses the similarities between trees and bones in favor of the similarities between monkeys and humans, and the USA is actually more of a "QUILT" ---where each unique cultures is represented but not melted together. NSM: I'm not trying to convince you to change your views, I am simply trying to improve your opinion of the "pro-diveristy-crowd" so that you can fine-tune your speeches before the big day. Diversity is not a melting pot. Diversity is not erasing your particular race at all. In fact, the continued existence of your race depends on the existence of diversity. That might sound a little far-fetched to you, but consider the life-patterns on the Great Barrier Reef: the part of the reef thats in calm water has no life on it at all because in calm water there was no challenge to breeding so all the life-forms reproduced non-stop until there was too much life for the given amount of space and food, and so everything died-out and now there is no life there at all. On the part of the reef thats in rough water, waves do not allow unlimited reproduction. There is a constant challenge to each specie's reproduction and thus the life only reproduces at a rate that is supportable by the amount of space and food and thus each species is preserved and thus we have a colorful reef in the rough seas. No one color is eliminated, but on the calm part, all of the colors were eliminated.
Submitted by Soldier for War on Tue, 06/27/2006 - 5:22am.
Sometimes, when I'm by myself, well Soldier for War is always by himself, I wonder why. No point in wondering, though, for there is no answer. I fixate my thoughts on patterns instead. I read the patterns in the sky. Patterns in vibrations. Listen closely and you will see the sounds that vibrate our universes. There is no answer there. In addition to patterns, I also concern myself with differences. 
Submitted by Soldier for War on Fri, 06/23/2006 - 8:20am.
 Summertime: the funner time Astronomy Slumber Nights Cook som'in' time
Submitted by Soldier for War on Fri, 06/23/2006 - 12:25am.
 Okay so hi and all I'm now eating butter. Well not totally butter. Some pieces of pasta remain in the hidden bottom depths of my bowl as well. I intent to capture them with my fork but they are quite thin, unfortunately, thus all that my fork captures is garlic butter. Its quite good actually. I fireroasted the garlic and melted some butter with thyme, basil, oregano, sea salt, onion powder, paprika, pepper, and stuff. Time to go back to work for the White House.
Submitted by Soldier for War on Wed, 06/21/2006 - 5:43pm.
 I bought these shoes about 6 months ago and I wear them everyday. When I bought them, these shoes were the most serene color of cream that I had ever seen. Cream is not even an adequate word. Butterscotch is more accurate. Butterscotch shoes. I wore them everyday. Unfortunately for me, everday includes workdays, in the food industry. Well, after about a week, my butterscotch shoes were no longer butterscotch. Instead they looked more like vomit or roadkill after all the uncontrollable spills that occur during work. I kept wearing my filfthy looking shoes anyways even though I despised them. They were comfortable. I could slip them right on without having to re-tie them because they were perfectly molded to my feet. Meanwhile my friends bought new shoes. They bought all different colors of shoes, but none were as unique as my once-butterscotch shoes. I despised my dirty shoes even more after seeing all the new shoes that others had bought. Meanwhile I kept wearing my dirty shoes because of pragmatic reasons. I kept exercising in them all along. Well, eventually I did so much exercise in my once-butterscotch shoes that they began to look butterscotch again! That made me excited so I did even more exercise! Plus the sun came back-out to bless my butterscotcch shoes once again that I did so much exercise that my shoes are now very butterscotch once again!
Submitted by Soldier for War on Tue, 06/20/2006 - 10:30am.
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Submitted by Soldier for War on Mon, 06/19/2006 - 12:30pm.
If we ignore them that'll work til they come back again. Diseases must be dealt with. Soldier for War is a Soldier for Medicine and that makes me a Soldier for Peace even as I fight as Soldier for War on the battlefield between good and evil holding the scales that balance life and death.
Submitted by Soldier for War on Sat, 06/17/2006 - 1:10pm.
The President is a nice young man who visited nice people in Washington State. If you haven't grown up in his house, you probably do not know what his morals are or who is responsible for what. Your opinion of the President changes with your vantage point. You could be inside, outside, above, and underneath at different times and maybe even at the same time.
Submitted by Soldier for War on Sat, 06/17/2006 - 12:08pm.
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Let me say this to the public and to any grads out there:
Unconventional: to NOT accept tidbits of information as lone truths.
Shove the history story down our throats so that no new ideas can appear?
Do we really need to teach history? No.
History lives in the minds and hearts of every person, plant, and animal alive today; it need not be told for us. Erase the story somebody else told you. Close your eyes and imagine your own story.
When I close my eyes I see two worlds. A linear world for the living and a circular world for the dead. I line inside of a circle if you will. Living life has a beginning point and an endpoint thus it is linear. Deceased life has no endpoint or beginning thus it is circular. Our world, our existance, our universes all have endpoints and they are circular, depending on our vantage point. The fabric of space and time changes as we change position and therefore the eternal world theory is correct even though there is evidence of a beginning and an end.
I didn't read about it.
"Open your mind" doesn't mean to fill it with other peoples' information.
To "judge" means to examine the evidence without drawing conclusions.
I have been authorized to hold the scales and to suggest what that means:
duality changes with vantage point.
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