THE REALITY OF IT ALL

If we can reach higher state of consciousness so can you, really. I never did believe in this limited system and neither did you, really. There is no career ladder, really. You do not have to treat your people like stepping stones, really. They are not better than you or you better than them, really. We are all pieces of to the puzzle and when one puzzle is solved we become pieces for the next one, really. You can believe your eyes, but you do have sight beyond sight, really. When you are within the natural cosmic order of things you have no need for wants, really.  The reality of it all is that you are a lot closer to the truth of it all than you know.

THE FREEDOM OF POVERTY

The one positive thing about economic poverty is that I can say what is real without worrying about losing something. I have nothing to lose. Blogs are free so that I can share my mental wealth as I live as an economic destitute. I have noticed that the people in my community who know the most have the least. I do not see this so much in other communities, but that is a thought for another day. Poverty means that we do not have to worry about future employers because impoverished people are considered unemployable. Poverty makes one free to be creative. We have to use all of the resources of our environment to survive. Public libraries, bathrooms and public trains are valuable assets, especially those large bathrooms at Penn Station and Port Authority. The trains cost a few dollars, but it keeps you warm all night for one fare. The impoverished are free, free to die from lack of resources. 

YESHUA, JESUS, AND JEEZUS

At least three different messiahs exist in the Christian faith in the United States. Yeshua was the figure who was a radical rabbi. He studied in Kemet during his formative years. Yeshua was able to discuss the nature of god with elder Hebrew scholars. He was a symbol of transformation from a person of the physical world to a person of the spirit realm through the mind. There was no concept that Yeshua could not discuss. Christians also have Jesus. He is a figure that took a lot of pain from religious leaders and government agents. Jesus died to cover the sins of the entire world past, present, and future. The more popular messiah is Jeezus. He is the figure that helps you to buy a house, nice clothes, and or a fancy car. Jeezus gives to drug addicts and their dealers. If you kill a thousand people all you have to do is turn to Jeezus and you will be forgiven. Choose your messiah wisely.

GEORGE ORWELL SPEAKS TO ME

George Orwell speaks to me. We talk about the inner workings of a police state. Most of us know that we are living in a police state, but we think that the solution to this is to ask the authorities to police in a different way. I say that we should police ourselves in an organized way. I also think that we should decide our own crimes and punishments. Orwell and I talk about how awful tyranny of any kind is. We also discuss the writer’s quest for authentic artistry. The writer has to fight against life styles if we wants to maintain a realistic view of the society in which we live in. Any artist that settles for middle class is shackling their mastery of what they do. The artist with these shackles cannot express freely their vision of the elite's power to divide a society into classes and how every class above feed off of the lower classes in their state of suffering.

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2 PATHS FOR NYC

New York City has two possible futures before it. We can keep on the current path and fall deeper into a dystopian reality. By the end of the decade I predict that New York City will have around 200, 000 homeless people. This will be official numbers. With so many people wandering the street traveling through the city will become more difficult. As technology improves and jobs for people decrease desperation to make money will over take large portions of the population. Private security will become one of the largest employment opportunities. A large number of impoverished right up against a large number of security forces will lead to civil unrest at best and civil war at worse.

New York City can take another path. The city can give property that has been abandoned by land lords and vacant warehouses to people willing to unify as members of cooperatives. These properties should be given to cooperatives for prices ranging from $1 to $100, but never more than $100. New York City can make all education electronic by using programs like blackboard. Many social media systems offer communities or groups where educators can teach children and students can receive lessons. The money that goes to schools could go to parents to pay for monitors for small children and other expenses. New York City could retire single buses for the larger two in one buses and buy double-decker buses. The city could only run buses on streets that have four lanes. This way New York City could run buses more often. The more public transportation we have the less cars will clog up the streets.

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MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE SPEAKS TO ME

Mary McLeod Bethune speaks to me. We discuss how silly the dark parents are for forcing their children into school systems that miseducate them into a permanent fog of stupidity. If Bethune could start a school in a small room with a few children, so can we. She motivated me to start the Freedman School, a series of books that helps to develop active thinking skills. Right now I am up to book two. Bethune would have done so much more if she had all of the technology that we have. She gets angry at our indifference to learning. I try to explain to Bethune that our people have too many mental illnesses that they are not willing to overcome. Bethune does not accept such excuses. She keeps me on my toes and I continue to fight for sanity through education.

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POLICY TIPS FOR MAYOR DEBLASIO

Bill Deblasio is filling his cabinet with the same old visionless people that run the city into the ground. They have no idea what the typical New Yorker needs, so I will offer a few policy tips.

1. Give abandoned lots to the homeless for tent cities. (You have a homeless problem and your shelter system is awful)

2. Plant fruit trees every place you can in the city. (They will beautify, help with run off, and provide fresh fruit to the hungry)

3. Give old police equipment to communities who want to police themselves. (Communities have to take responsibility for their own actions and lack of actions)

4. Let parents put together learning teams to teach their children. (Your Schools are failing and our children are lacking knowledge)

5. Take advice from people like us. (We have vision and we love the whole city)

If Deblasio implements any of these policy ideas we will be okay, if not we will continue to spiral into despair. I was born in New York City and I will probably die here. If Deblasio ignores us that death will be sooner than it should.

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