Yes, nice quote. I ran into it a few months ago while writing an article comparing Bush to Hitler.
But its no good as a splash screen. Better as a wallpaper.
That's really a shocking quote. I'd never heard it, before. I like the way it clearly expresses something that many people overlook, nowadays... the real fight isn't about the false 'left-right' political scale (something just meant to keep the masses infighting amongst themselves), but rather about freedom vs. authoritarianism that serves to manipulate the masses (regardless of professed ideology). Great work. Keep it up!
The first real comment I've seen so far. Well done. You sound like the kind of person who enjoys reading about conspiracies and the like. I would like to suggest that you read a book entitled "None dare call it a conspiracy". Quite old, but worth the effort. Also have at thedeeperthinker.blogspot.com.
PS. All the people who feels offended by my opening statement, don't feel left out. Everybody's opinion counts, it's just that I like this one the most.
The truth hurts both sides, but of course you will forget that once Bush is out of office. The worse thing that has happened in the four years has been the replacement of the anti-war movement with an anti-Bush movement.
Yes, I see the tragedy unfolding. I see the Kerry coming into office and engaging in more military actions than Bush, but no one will care because it isn't Bush. Kerry will have a free reign to bomb aspirin factories!
Don't make the war against war a casualty of your war against Bush.
Just found this little gem and I must say that it is quite stirring. Reminds me of what America is doing to its citizens at the moment.
To the guy who wrote the first comment, you're obviously not a man for history.
This theme will adorne my desktop for as long as possible.
BTW. Does anybody know where I can get a background with Einstein's commentary on war. Very thought provoking.
I'm not sure to which Einstein quote you were referring, but here goes a few:
"I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." - Albert Einstein
"The pioneers of a warless world are the youth that refuse military service. ." - Albert Einstein
"The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing." - Albert Einstein
"Count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self. " - Albert Einstein
...hope that helps.
Thanks for the help. The comment of Einstein that I'm refering to is quite long and I once saw it as a poster at a bookshop. They only had one and I didn't have any money.
Anyway, thanks again. Einstein truly was a great man and a great scientist all rolled up in one. Something that is sadly lacking in today's science community.
Yours
E
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Yes, nice quote. I ran into it a few months ago while writing an article comparing Bush to Hitler. But its no good as a splash screen. Better as a wallpaper.
You speak of a paper that you've written. Is there any chance that I may get hold of this document. Would really appreciate it.
Its no big deal, and not great, but you can read it here: http://www.geocities.com/o311_usmc/rantpagethree.html
Read it. Quite nice. Nice links as well. Keep up the good work.
That's really a shocking quote. I'd never heard it, before. I like the way it clearly expresses something that many people overlook, nowadays... the real fight isn't about the false 'left-right' political scale (something just meant to keep the masses infighting amongst themselves), but rather about freedom vs. authoritarianism that serves to manipulate the masses (regardless of professed ideology). Great work. Keep it up!
The first real comment I've seen so far. Well done. You sound like the kind of person who enjoys reading about conspiracies and the like. I would like to suggest that you read a book entitled "None dare call it a conspiracy". Quite old, but worth the effort. Also have at thedeeperthinker.blogspot.com. PS. All the people who feels offended by my opening statement, don't feel left out. Everybody's opinion counts, it's just that I like this one the most.
Nice little splash you have there. That quote hit the nail right on the head. Keep up the good work and thanks.
I believe it was something like :"War makes my ass itch" or was it Bush...oh well. I love this splash...truth be told by humanities darkest side.
The truth hurts both sides, but of course you will forget that once Bush is out of office. The worse thing that has happened in the four years has been the replacement of the anti-war movement with an anti-Bush movement.
ahh... someone sees the light... hopefully more like Brandy will see this tragedy unfolding... great splash!
Yes, I see the tragedy unfolding. I see the Kerry coming into office and engaging in more military actions than Bush, but no one will care because it isn't Bush. Kerry will have a free reign to bomb aspirin factories! Don't make the war against war a casualty of your war against Bush.
Just found this little gem and I must say that it is quite stirring. Reminds me of what America is doing to its citizens at the moment. To the guy who wrote the first comment, you're obviously not a man for history. This theme will adorne my desktop for as long as possible. BTW. Does anybody know where I can get a background with Einstein's commentary on war. Very thought provoking.
I'm not sure to which Einstein quote you were referring, but here goes a few: "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." - Albert Einstein "The pioneers of a warless world are the youth that refuse military service. ." - Albert Einstein "The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing." - Albert Einstein "Count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self. " - Albert Einstein ...hope that helps.
Thanks for the help. The comment of Einstein that I'm refering to is quite long and I once saw it as a poster at a bookshop. They only had one and I didn't have any money. Anyway, thanks again. Einstein truly was a great man and a great scientist all rolled up in one. Something that is sadly lacking in today's science community. Yours E
Who will really use this splash screen to customize his kde ?? No seriously ihmo ITS AWFULL.
Downloads: 30 says enough.