Thought breeds thought and goes on breeding thought. Soon it takes up
all the available space and from that point forward, it increases in
density
and the head becomes a murky smelly place inhospitable to the senses.
What to do? What did Hercules do? When he cleaned the Augean stables?
He diverted the course of a river and let its waters clear out the
muck. George
Galloway is such a Hercules. But the Bush-Blair conspiracy may defeat
him.
Will probably defeat him. But should I stingily withhold my support
for a man
who so valiantly labors to set things right again? To clean up the
language
of politics. The language that Bush and his gang so desperately
polluted.
Perhaps Katrina was that onslaught of water that has ripped the
disguise off
the merry prankster in Washington. Whatever. I must live my life
responsibly
if I want to keep my brain alive. I must drop the caution and the
stinginess of
my upbringing. Anni is serving her time in the embrace of Alzheimer's.
I have
still time to change my life.
On 20-Sep-05, at 2:56 AM, Hermann Janzen wrote:
The difficulty in keeping the brain alive seems to be in the mechanism
of thought to replicate itself. Everyone here is caught in the vise
of such
self-propagation. The very core of life is self-propagation. However
for the
human animal this drive to propagate has become a cancer, a false
growth.
In our blind, mechanical addiction to this process we fail to register
that we've
already outgrown our environment. What is my best approach here?
Does it
make sense for me to send Galloway some money? Basically my surplus
goes
to the k schools. To be supporting a politician doesn't seem to fit.
And yet he
seems to be the strongest voice of sanity in the arena of politics.
Put your
money where your mouth is. It would make sense to experiment. I'm not
committed to a permanent course.
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