May 2000 It is now the new Millenium The feeling of being free, living in a fair democracy is something very special. Being able to trade with as many Countries as possible and in charge of your own economy are also very important. The defence of this country of ours is very important and this can be served by backing up a more advanced United Nations. This I believe is the future of Britain. We need to know a little of history and we need to know a little of human nature, and we put it all together and know that the Common Market is not a level playing field, and it is going to be a super state with Germany and France in the centre of operations. There is very little chance of Britain getting an even break. Therefore some independence is very important if Britain ...
If we study nature we will soon see that it can be very hard on other creatures. We must not forget that civilisation doesn’t mean an easy life. Life on the dole is one which has been made up by man and should be discarded. We should create work for everyone and help out special cases up to a minimum level. Overpopulation is a big subject and we must reduce the number of people and ensure all creatures have rights and a decent life. If we only think of human beings first and last we will simply not be allowed to continue living on this planet. We must understand one thing and that is that we are not special. This world is for everyone and we must make sure that everyone understands that. To think that the world is for human beings at the expense of other creatures is the biggest mistake we ...
1995 The free enterprise system that I was born into can work if it is refined. One of the key points to remember about life is that of incentives. With other creatures it is more simple to understand. Basically if the creature works it lives, if it doesn’t it dies. With a modern system we are in a position of being able to not work and live. This may sound like a good idea, but lots of problems in a modern society stem from not working. It is a Basic Essential Fundamental activity of life and any civilised society should not ignore it, and manage its population accordingly. In 1995 in a free enterprise society Companies have to be competitive and this means using computers, robots and automation. Whilst there are some job gains the Nett effect is more likely to be job loses ...
from Christmas 1993 26.12.93 You can only do your best. Be true to yourself. Those who destroy have never done anything. It’s not immoral to be rich in a free enterprise society. Every boy and girl should be borne and bred to work. Civilization is where everyone gets together in the interest of everybody and where nobody is left out. Part time and job sharing is better than unemployment. God understands all. Those who don’t wish to see, won’t. For civilization to last everyone needs to have a part to play in it. The nearest we ever get to being perfect is the day we were born. Every country has ...
The book '777' by Aleister Crowley has a lot of numerology in it, but I am looking for anything he may have heard 'from the other side' and I daresay The Book of the Law which was apparently dictated to him by a higher, exalted being known to him only as Aiwass was filtered through the usual human channels of personality and make-up. By that I mean AC's. If I am wrong, forgive me Aiwass, and all the gods with Thee! W.B.Yeats' poetry is a good place to go to for more knowledge and stuff like those "dark Satanic mills" that Blake wrote of. I show the deepest interest in the dark subject matter of such sages, while not digressing from my prime intent: that of entering upon politix as early as possible and thereby purchasing to myself a foothold in the annals of history with ...