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| You have been faithful to me, yet I have forsaken you.
Xanga has gotten chunky, too many features, too confusing, and the simplicity is lost. (Sound familiar? i.e. myspace and now facebook) Influenced by Jon, I can no longer enjoy xanga as much as I used to and have decided to retire this account.
For those loyal readers, you can continue to read my blogs at:
http://mon-amies.blogspot.com/
(Here you can get an idea of what my thoughts are, but I doubt you will understand my eccentric personality. I have grown stranger over the years which has resulted with a madness that cannot be reckoned with)
For now, goodnight and goodbye.
God bless!
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| A vote for Ron Paul is a vote for..
an end to endless preemptive war.
protecting our borders.
an end to foreign aggression.
lower taxes and smaller government.
a president who honors his oath of office.
no unreasonable search and seizures.
an end to torture, both on citizens and foreigners.
an end to unreasonable spying, both on citizens and foreigners.
a restitution of habeas corpus, both on citizens and foreigners.
a sound currency.
openness on issues that all other candidates avoid.
honest politics.
an end to unregulated spending.
an end to a dynasty.
returning to the Constitution.
adhering to the advice of our founding fathers.
an end to a fifty year Korean occupation.
an end to borrowing from Chinese and other governments.
an end to monetary aide to Israel and other Middle East governments.
the ability to dissent, peaceably assemble, voice our opinions, and have due justice of law.
an end to Blackwater who is not held accountable to any laws.
an end to many bureaucratic policies that end up tying up money instead of using it.
an end to federal regulations that prohibit states from stricter environmental laws.
responsibility of government.
an end to secret prisons.
an end to spending 10 times more on military efforts then any other country.
an end to the United States being a threat to all other countries.
the beginning of a belief that the people can change things in this country.
Congress passing veto proof bills - a toned down, better Congress.
competing currencies - not backed by debt but by gold, stopping inflation.
policies ratified by Congress, not ignoring Congress.
Adapted from a Ron Paul Blogger.
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| Ron Paul Q&A:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCM_wQy4YVg
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| So recently I have been checking out Ron Paul since Jon advocates for him. At first I was a fan of Hillary but than recognized her inconsistencies as I began to become more involved/self-aware of the candidates. She voted for the war but was against it. She criticizes Bush but when Saddam was caught she applauded Bush's efforts. She is for it/she is against it. When the American public is learning towards abortion, she is for it. Anything to appease the public she flip and flops over. I found her principles to be lacking. Moreover, Obama seems to have limited experience and understanding of how things have and have not worked. I am unimpressed with the claims he has made and hope that within my continuous research regarding him, I will find what makes him different from Hillary.
Ron Paul is a republican candidate who is running for President. If you check out his profile you will notice that he is consistent, innovative, different from the other candidates, honest and his beliefs are based on principle. I have watched his Q&A and debates and have been impressed with what he has said. Ron Paul is a libertarian who believes the Constitution should have greater value. He believes in less government and more freedoms for the American People.
Check out this video of him and hopefully you will understand him more and consider him in the primaries. ;-D I trust Ron Paul, do you?
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| AKA Autoscopy. I wouldn't want you to think/assume that I had such an experience, rather I would like one similar to it. I am tired of the same routine day after day after day, and seriously look forward to something new, different and exciting. To clarify, this new, different and exciting experience doesn't entail anything to do with alcohol, money, drugs or sex, rather I look forward to an experience in which I could leave myself and maybe, asexually split in half, have the same thought process and carry on as a teacher during the day time and a whatever at night while my sister (who is a splitting image of I and thinks exactly like me) goes and try out various things. For example, I'd say I would really like to live in another country for awhile. From that experience I think it would teach me plenty about who I am as well as provide me with that opportunity to see how such a choice would affect me. Moreover, I am very interested in trying out things I couldn't possibly manage the time for.
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