Re: The Angry Mob

On Mar 11, 7:38 pm, Sanity RE <sanity-cla...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mar 11, 3:39 pm,guitarMikal<guitarmi...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:





On Mar 11, 9:20 am, Sanity RE <sanity-cla...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Mobs don't "do it" for me.  When a mob forms I stand as far away as I
can to observe or just leave.  If I'd been in Kiddy Village last
summer I would have understood all the yelling and screaming as
counter productive.  The LEOs were there trying to incite a riot, they
are using crowd control techniques they are still developing via their
interactions with gatherers, and the way to Wage Peace on them is via
digital video photography, NOT by letting them form you all into an
angry mob.  I have NO DOUBT whatsoever there were agents provocateur
in rainbow like costumes yelling and screaming at the LEOs to
encourage the less intelligent among you to follow their example and
escalate the situation THEY CREATED...  If sticks and stones were
thrown it was likely the work of agents provocateur.  
Mobs don't "do it" for me.  When a mob forms I stand as far away as I
can to observe or just leave.  If I'd been in Kiddy Village last
summer I would have understood all the yelling and screaming as
counter productive.  The LEOs were there trying to incite a riot, they
are using crowd control techniques they are still developing via their
interactions with gatherers, and the way to Wage Peace on them is via
digital video photography, NOT by letting them form you all into an
angry mob.  I have NO DOUBT whatsoever there were agents provocateur
in rainbow like costumes yelling and screaming at the LEOs to
encourage the less intelligent among you to follow their example and
escalate the situation THEY CREATED...  If sticks and stones were
thrown it was likely the work of agents provocateur.

Once I saw a crow caught by a hawk. All the crows in the flock raised
a riotous noise, dive-bombing the hawk and doing anything in their
power to save their family member. The noise and confusion was so loud
that humans all over camp came running to see what was happening.
Eventually the flock dispursed and the hawk was alone with its dinner.

At the beginning of the Kid Village confrontation, a thick line of
family formed between the LEOs and the main area of the KV kitchen.
Behind this line, family was rounding up children and leading them to
safety while those on the line were chanting,"The whole world is
watching, We mean you no harm, This is Kid Village!" What I saw was a
natural response to a threat that was as beautiful to me as seeing a
young bro running to a fire with two five-gallon buckets of water.

I am a man of peace, but I could feel rage rising in my heart and I
visualized terrible things in my own mind. So I can only imagine what
if felt to others who were on the line facing the LEOs. Or those
facing family and getting shot in the back.

However, as the whole scene moved up the trail, KV fell back into its
purpose. We had already circled so we started calling, "WASH YOUR
HANDS." Someone began singing songs of peace and the serving line
manifested and all was normal except the venting of adreneline. In
small circles we examined our collective consciousness. We critisized
the LEOs and we critisized ourselves.

I don't dispute any theories about LEO infiltration, because it's easy
to infiltrate a free society. The Rainbow Family is not about Ghandi,
but it includes Ghandi. The Rainbow Family is not about "Blue Camp,"
but it includes Blue Camp. If one considers the full spectrum of
rainbow and appreciates that there is no leadership guiding the most
eclectic vortex of humanity known to this planet, we did pretty well.
We responded naturally.

It's difficult to pray for peace when we know real children are
getting hit by real bullets on the other side of the planet. I would
suggest our personal lives and our collective life reflects the horror
that so much humanity is suffering. But we are still gathering. The
circle may be large or small, but the circle lives.

HO!



I was close enough to see that the ones with the weapons were scared.
Really scared.

They are grunt troops and NOT complicit in the terrorism, in my
opinion.

There may have been high fives in the parking lot, but
I bet there were no high fives in debriefing. There was no uniformed
law enforcement presence at our sacred circle the next day on the 4th.
I stood looking at our family in the main meadow and said to myself,
"This day, we ended the war."

My heart was there, my body couldn't make it.



There are as many theories as there are "evil doers," but I don't have
to argue theory about where the Love is. That is my vision of the
Rainbow miracle and that is why I am here. I love all of you.
Including those who wear blue and need to pick up a weapon every day
of their lives. I bless my good fortune that I can sit and re-string a
guitarinstead of load a revolver.

I know the difference. I "was" a Marine too.

I got one of Chesty Puller's buddies from the Chosan Reservoir
campaign to understand that the Korean War wasn't about fighting
against communism but was really about cheap labor for multinational
corporations just the other day, and you should have seen the look on
his face when the epiphany hit him! <chuckle>  I had to make real sure
he understood that I believe the hearts of the troops were true, that
they believed they were protecting hearth and home, and that the
reason they were given for fighting that they believed was not the
real reason they were sent to fight, or he would have tried to take my
head off...  People are waking up all over to what a con game war is.
“War is just a racket.” – Smedley Butler

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I was told once that the sanscrit word for war translates:
"Desire for more horses."

Thanks for your reply.
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