Past Behind Us

Be not the slave of your own past. Plunge

into the sublime seas, dive deep and swim far,

so you shall come back with self-respect, with

new power, with an advanced experience

that shall explain and overlook the old.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

The Cove

The Cove

This is a must see film...it will change the way you

look at governments....it will change the way

you look at the media...it will change the way you

look at the desire for money...it will change the way

you look at the desire for certain food...it will change

the way you look at Japan...and it will change the

way you look at the world!

The Words of Anne Frank

When speaking on how the murderous hatred of the Nazis and their will to destroy was stronger than the will of those to prevent this insanity—and on how too many people stood silently by and watched the ethnic cleansing go on—Anne Frank wrote in her diary not long before her death at age 15; “The little man is just as guilty, otherwise the peoples of the world would have risen in revolt long ago!” At this young age Anne had realized the sad reality of human nature and the conditioning processes of our world; “There’s in people simply an urge to destroy, an urge to kill, to murder and rage” (May 3, 1944; ver. A). Anne was also aware of the fear that people would let overcome them and how the individual’s unwillingness to face this fear would cause him to stick his head in the sand and seek escape through some bizarre form of religion or some other form of nonsense for entertainment.

I have witnessed this in my own observations of the world around me. The peoples of this country sat around and did nothing during the ethnic cleansing of the American Indians, which lead to the awful tragedy of the Trail of Tears—and the peoples of this country sit around and do nothing about the incredible tragedy of our deeply corrupted government and the injustice that prevails in all aspects of our legal system. The peoples of this country sit around and do nothing about the tens of thousands that sit in jails for crimes they did not commit because they have been railroaded or the tens of thousands that have lost their homes and all of their land because of big government and big banks have lost the significance of the individual. The peoples of this country sit around and let the destruction of nature and the animals go on unabated in the name of development and in the overwhelmingly corrupted importance of the all mighty dollar. The individual, you and me, are no longer important…and yet you do nothing and stand silently as these tragedies go on.

It may be in vain to believe that human nature will ever change. Anne wrote; “If God lets me live, I shall attain more than Mummy ever has done, I shall not remain insignificant, I shall work in the world for mankind” (April 11, 1944; ver. A). The sad actuality is that the supernatural “god” that Anne had hoped would save her and the god that the Cherokee Indians hoped would save them, and the supernatural being that so many others have believed will save them and who continue to believe will save them, and pay lip service to, is nothing more than an invention of human thought. It is not until the masses can realize the actuality of this fact as well as the problems of the purely atheistic approach that there will be hope for mankind. It is only when we free ourselves from all projected beliefs that man will come to terms with what he is and will live without motive. It is only by facing the sorrow of all human beings, and thereby going beyond sorrow, that there is love. And only love will let us face our fears and only love will bring about a human nature that understands that, although we are fallible, we must stand up for our rights and the rights of others. Only this love will bring about a human nature that protects nature and the many precious animals—a human nature concerned with the long term results of our actions.

In Search of Eden

The Donner Party


It is odd to watch with what feverish ardor Americans pursue

prosperity. Ever tormented by the shadowy suspicion that they

may not have chosen the shortest route to get it. They cleave

to the things of this world as if assured that they will never die,

and yet rush to snatch any that comes within their reach as if they

expected to stop living before they had relished them.

Death steps in, in the end, and stops them before they have

grown tired of this futile pursuit of that complete felicity

which always escapes them.

Alexis de Tocqueville

Cherokee County In-Justice Center

This is the Cherokee County Justice Center were justice is not always

found. In fact this is where Judge Sumner covered up for the fact that

Detective Preston Peavy committed the crime of Felony Tampering with

Evidence. But the complex immunity laws in Georgia make it next to

impossible to hold judges accountable for thier criminal actions

against a citizen.

Seach Kerry Walker Story