the npr "cross-hairs" ...

    #npr is part of the #problem ... #beware it is the mouth of the #beast.  There,  I said it...


You are probably one of those folks who think that National Public Radio is aligned with your definition of "good" ... well guess again ...

So, do you wanna know what this is about?

                ... watch this space.

The Race of Men ©2012 Robert Dodson All Rights Reserved

The Race of Men

By Robert Dodson

Somewhere in the depths of his being,

Somehow feeling a stirring in one of those nether regions of consciousness

 We all know are there but

Somewhen can’t quite perceive clearly…

  Somewhat almost like a TV show we vaguely remember

 Was on in the other room when we came in here

 For what … Just can’t quite catch the tail of that thought

… Just can’t quite catch the tail of that thought

Don’t be distraught!

The show’s got a plot

Goes something like this

The storyline tastes so good

Thinking it feels like a brain kiss.

The characters are contestants on a game show

 Of literally galactic proportions

In the show these individuals

Meet in competition

To demonstrate their capabilities

In skillful manipulation

Of a set of remote virtual reality robotic space suits,

The contestants would engage and live through them virtual reality style, actually “possessing” them in a way from the perspective of the planets other inhabitants

 In reality these were remote bodies they could direct on a distant planet they had cultivated for the purpose of engaging in this particular pastime.

They called this planet “Earth”.

©2012 Robert Dodson

All Rights Reserved

water, and the reality of life on this planet

http://liveearth.org/save/water

If the policymakers of all the nations of the world would unite around just one theme - water - and each man women and child focused on this aspect of the reality of life on this planet, all the most significant problems faced by mankind would fade away ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/in_depth/world/2000/world_water_crisis/default.stm

 http://www.fritjofcapra.net/

https://www.facebook.com/europa.moon

Water, is taught by thirst
by Emily Dickinson

Water, is taught by thirst.
Land—by the Oceans passed.
Transport—by throe—
Peace—by its battles told—
Love, by Memorial Mold—
Birds, by the Snow.