Everything is in motion

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Logic-non.

The words i chose to never write here have been residing in my mind for some time now. Due to the nature of the governments
and the control within them, i have been very careful in choosing when to enact the writing of these words. Change is necessary
and sameness obsolete. It is time to awaken to what the true state of affairs are that govern your life.

The Slave Master and His payments
    To grasp this we must first know we are slaves, or, at the very least, indentured servants. How? Through the use of money.
We are paid to survive. We adhere to the laws of the slave master by surviving, day in and day out, through the whip of the slave master.
If he isn't pleased, we are punished, or seek a new slave master. How are corporations slave masters? Simple, they don't adhere to laws set
forth by our constitution. Clearly. The use of their "plantations," if you will, create an atmosphere similar to the cotton and tobacco fields
of the south. But it's different now, we have unions and people protecting us! Those people are the extended slave master, my friend.
    Money is the source of the control. Money is worthless until we give it true value. It becomes valuable not only for the paper it uses,
or the ink pressed on it, but the fact it is redeemable in goods and services. This, however, is continually taxed and even infiltrated, by the
slave master, in an attempt to control his best and worst slaves. We are cleverly blinded by wants and desires through use of money. We are stronger
than that, because we as people only want to help one another. Out of that want this writing is formed. Money is nothing. Paper money is nothing.
Most material items are nothing, even the food you eat, except a concept for survival. Everything you have come to understand lies in the trick of
being chained without knowing it. Money is the chain. You have the right to lay down your tools and fight for what is right.

glancing over an article it seems his rant has nothing to do with paper money, perhaps im incorrect. something about demanding an African seat on the Security Council, among some other arguments were presented as well. By large, to me, it looks as those this is the waters being stirred on a political front by which share no appeal to what im aiming to resolve. i don't think its correct to condemn qaddafi for making remarks on any set of principles he has frustration with, but looking again at this nytimes article it seems that is exactly what the media has done. im not interested in peoples opinions of other people, that is really just another way of blocking an overarching goal. what i am interested in is resolutions to problems faced by a rapidly growing consumerism by which none of us, or the earth, are ready for. Qaddafi is a very interesting subject in this because, for the most part, American propaganda has left him in American's eyes as a fascist dictator ruling with an iron fist when that simply just isn't the case. Qaddafi may not be the exact leader required to make the world a better place, by any means i am not arguing that, but his concept on money does require a second take if it is to hold any resonance in a push against consumerism.