Thursday, April 05, 2012
Freedom will set you true
Ungrammatical, but it's more valid than the usually quoted converse.
You can know and speak truth every minute of your life, and it WILL NOT set you free. More often it will put you in jail.
Only a revolution or a collapse of the evil tyranny will set you free. Those events happen for all sorts of reasons, but never because anyone was speaking truth.
Now I'm encouraged to see that it doesn't always take complete collapse, just a partial collapse that forces the gov't to choose between the luxury of lying and the necessities of existence.
Talking, of course, about Canada. Via GWPF:
Gissing sounds like a man who enjoys his new freedom to speak the truth. Previous national gov'ts in Canada censored the truth rigorously, but the new Harper administration has firmly abandoned lies and tyranny.
You can know and speak truth every minute of your life, and it WILL NOT set you free. More often it will put you in jail.
Only a revolution or a collapse of the evil tyranny will set you free. Those events happen for all sorts of reasons, but never because anyone was speaking truth.
Now I'm encouraged to see that it doesn't always take complete collapse, just a partial collapse that forces the gov't to choose between the luxury of lying and the necessities of existence.
Talking, of course, about Canada. Via GWPF:
The number of bears along the western shore of Hudson Bay, believed to be among the most threatened bear subpopulations, stands at 1,013 and could be even higher, according to the results of an aerial survey released Wednesday by the Government of Nunavut. That’s 66 per cent higher than estimates by other researchers who forecasted the numbers would fall to as low as 610 because of warming temperatures that melt ice faster and ruin bears’ ability to hunt. The Hudson Bay region, which straddles Nunavut and Manitoba, is critical because it’s considered a bellwether for how polar bears are doing elsewhere in the Arctic.
The study shows that “the bear population is not in crisis as people believed,” said Drikus Gissing, Nunavut’s director of wildlife management. “There is no doom and gloom.”
Mr. Gissing added that the government isn’t dismissing concerns about climate change, but he said Nunavut wants to base bear-management practices on current information “and not predictions about what might happen.”
Gissing sounds like a man who enjoys his new freedom to speak the truth. Previous national gov'ts in Canada censored the truth rigorously, but the new Harper administration has firmly abandoned lies and tyranny.
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