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reply posted on 8-4-2005 @ 10:53 AM by GodAtum
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A 3000-year-old matrix of politics, religion, and philosophy rules our world: It is a matrix of deception. It brings bleakness and loss to billions of hapless victims. Everyone caught within its web loses. But, now comes Pax Neo-Tech to release individuals from that ancient trap by weaving facts with honesty into sharply-pointed matrices. Those thorny weapons first puncture, then rip apart, and finally sweep away past-and-current deceptions. …Each who clean sweeps those deceptions from his or her life experiences ever-increasing flows of prosperity, health, and romance.

Defending free speech in the nineteenth century, the English historian and champion of liberty, Lord Acton, identified how individualistic ideas most vehemently opposed by the Establishment became the enduring ideas of the future. He points to the Greek-philosopher Socrates and then to the historical-secular Jesus. They were not political or religious leaders. They both were sublime teachers. Both advanced ideas of the individual over the Establishment. A threatened, mob-unleashing Establishment executed both men for impiety, though neither had harmed anyone nor infringed anyone’s natural rights.

The collectivist Establishment executed Socrates and Jesus for their individualistic, anti-establishment ideas. Today, however, Pax Neo-Tech flips their pointless/intangible delusions in imagined-or-ethereal realms into practical/tangible benefits in a real world here on planet Earth. ...Pax Neo-Tech works through Neo-Tech. But, how does Neo-Tech work?



reply posted on 3-5-2005 @ 09:51 PM by bicoherent
Neo-TeX news: introducing... the True Capitalism Party! :-D

EDIT: ZeddicusZulZorander: no, you misunderstood me. Neo-TeX is not Neo-Tech, and the above wasn't an advertisement for those spammers. Take a deep breath, and read the linked document again... thanks! ;-)

[edit on 4-5-2005 by bicoherent]


reply posted on 9-5-2005 @ 01:41 PM by bicoherent
By the way, folks, in case anyone urges you to check the Better Business Bureau again: read this first. This is from the Bad Business Bureau.

So remember, when you see "Bad" it's the good guy, when you see "Better" it's the bad guy. Well, sort of.

[edit on 9-5-2005 by bicoherent]


reply posted on 28-7-2005 @ 03:53 AM by Nventual


So what's the conclusion?

[edit on 28-7-2005 by Nventual]


reply posted on 28-7-2005 @ 04:10 AM by MrDead
Originally posted by Nventual


So what's the conclusion?

[edit on 28-7-2005 by Nventual]


Survey says........

1. Scam



reply posted on 26-8-2005 @ 01:52 PM by jonke05
Originally posted by ColRobertLemkeUSAF
However, it just annoyed me when the one user stated that I CANNOT be a Colonel at age 33. My father was a Brig. General at 37, after he recieved his PhD. And no, I am not the youngest Colonel, the younger is 32. What brings the figure up so high on the statistics you grabbed online was the factor of reserve members. Most officers go reserve after the typical six year commitment.


Ok...I dont say much around here (and forgive me is someone has already posted this)....HOWEVER...

"ColLemke". I must take exception with your postings...not from research, but from PERSONAL experience. You see, I too was an officer...I too have received advanced degrees (Masters and Ph.D.)...and I do not recall getting that special "promotion" as a result of successful completion of either!

You know...I COULD have been on of those "slacker" officers; you never know...But the Air Force that I served in got you to 03 on/about 4 years of service...I know b/c that's what happened to me...and ALL my contemporaries...NO special favors. I left Active service after 5.5yrs (post GulfI) and look back with fondness at my time in uniform.

As I recall...you are correct in that there WERE young general officers (WWII), however, I have NOT met a contemporary for which this has occurred since that time.

Not to worry, "Col", I am not attacking you; I am simply objecting to your pretense. MANY folks have taken there time to "stand watch"; and bravely so. I chose to be one of those, I do not bash those who did not...in fact I applaud their ability to exercise their freedom of choice. That IS after all, why I served...to imho, protect freedom.
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