-Caveat Lector-
Rape seed oil called Canola oil, strips the myelin sheath
from all nerve cells, including the brain cells called neurons.
Using this info - I speculate ------
the brain uses sodium, gultamate, calcium, and fat
so it would see Canola oil as energy and then the eurithic
acid in the Canola oil would strip the myelin sheath.
Remember the drugs that would allow someone to
taste the color red, to smell the sound of birdsong,
to see musical notes in the air.
a short circut between the visual and audio
senses. Canola seems to be used in most food
from grocery stores to school lunches.
question:
* how does / what does angel dust do? PCP?
What do these do to the brain?
* I used to hear about some drugs frying the brain.
* why does marajana give people the munchies for
high fat food (chips, ect.)
all this to control space
by having everyone become female
drugs wil not work in a recylced enviroment
but if you have to come back to Earth to reproduce,
or be clonned.
surplus? A contrived surplus of people.
still what of
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Das GOAT wrote:
> -Caveat Lector-
>
> "The profile lists 16 features that may distinguish violence-prone
> children. Among them are: social withdrawal, feelings of rejection, and poor
> grades."
> Well, that narrows it down -- to only 99% of high school students in
> America ...
>
> Schools Begin 'Student Profiling'
>
> By BRIGITTE GREENBERG
> .c The Associated Press
>
> WALLINGFORD, Conn. (AP) - Much like the FBI developing psychological profiles
> to track terrorists and serial killers, school psychologists are putting
> together checklists of characteristics common among students prone to
> violence.
>
> With the pain of the deadly shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton,
> Colo., still fresh, Wallingford Superintendent of Schools Joseph Cirasuolo
> said he would be remiss not to adopt ``student profiling'' in his district of
> 7,000 pupils.
>
> ``Our purpose in doing that is to intervene well before they ever decide to
> go out and buy a gun and do some damage,'' he said.
>
> The profile of a potentially violent student will be given to staff
> throughout the district's 12 schools. If someone fits the description, the
> student's parents will be notified, Cirasuolo said.
>
> ``We intervene early if we think a youngster has reading problems. We
> intervene early if we think a youngster has adjustment problems and matters
> of that type,'' he said. ``So why shouldn't we intervene early if we think a
> youngster may be prone to violence?''
>
> There are similar efforts across the country. In Granite City, Ill., school
> administrators are measuring students against a behavior checklist that
> includes abusive language, cruelty to animals and writings reflecting an
> interest in ``the dark side of life.'' Students who fit the profile can
> undergo counseling, be transferred to an alternative education program or
> even be expelled.
>
> Critics call ``student profiling'' an overreaction to the rash of school
> shootings, including the Columbine attack in which 15 people died. They fear
> that children who do not reflect an image of the perfect student could be
> unfairly labeled.
>
> ``Different doesn't mean dangerous,'' said American Civil Liberties Union
> spokeswoman Emily Whitfield. ``Not only are students being unfairly targeted
> but, in some cases, there's not a whole lot of thought going into it.''
>
> Nevertheless, there is increasing demand from school districts for training
> on warning signs.
>
> FBI agents led conferences on school violence recently in Hamden, Conn., and
> Lansing, Mich., instructing teachers on behavioral science and psychological
> profiling.
>
> Peter Blauvelt, president of the National Alliance for Safe Schools in
> Slanesville, W.Va., said he has spent the summer crisscrossing the country,
> giving workshops in schools from Georgia to Washington state.
>
> ``I wouldn't call it panic, but people are saying, 'Look we realize that we
> are not prepared to deal with a major crisis and we need to be prepared,'''
> he said.
>
> There are plenty of character checklists for teachers to draw from. The
> National School Safety Center in Westlake Village, Calif., has created a list
> of 20 warning signs. The American Psychological Association and MTV produced
> a guide called, ``Warning Signs.'' In ``The Memphis Conference: Suggestions
> for Preventing and Dealing with Student Initiated Violence,'' criminologist
> William Reisman lists 50 telltale indicators.
>
> ``Metal detectors, video cameras - all the equipment creates a false sense of
> security,'' Reisman said. ``The problem is the heart and mind of the kid.''
>
> One publication widely read by school administrators this summer was ``Early
> Warning, Timely Response: A Guide to Safe Schools.'' The guide from the
> National Association of School Psychologists, the U.S. Department of
> Education and other agencies was commissioned by President Clinton last year
> and distributed to schools nationwide.
>
> The guide has 16 features that may distinguish violence-prone children,
> including social withdrawal, feelings of rejection, and poor academic
> performance. But association spokeswoman Elizabeth Kuffner warned that the
> guide should not be used to predict which students will go on a rampage.
>
> ``Definitely there are warning signs. Definitely there are things to look
> for. But to just say a kid fits this profile, we don't think is a good
> idea,'' she said.
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The true test is to give a person power.
If you treat a relationship as if you are the only one in it, eventually you will
be.
Atrocities happen when the people about you - start considering you surplus.
"I tolerate with the utmost latitude the right of
others to differ from me in opinion"
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