Strength, Courage and Wisdom Rocks!

Here are many stories and events.
Most of these are true, even if they sound like fiction.
Some of these are fiction, but may sound more real than true.
A few of these simply could be truth or lies. I just do not know.

The Hinlicky Rule Goes:

"You shall not criticize the position of another...until you can state that position with such accuracy, completeness and sympathy, that the opponent himself declares, 'Yes, I could not have said it better myself!' Then, and only then, may you criticize. For then you are engaging a real alternative and advancing a real argument. Otherwise you shed only heat, not light."

Please keep up to date at Armstrong Economics.
I fully endorse in every possible way that his information is all on solid ground. I spent weeks researching his site fully, he has studied ancient economic history, weather, earthquake and volcanic activity, and archaeology. He fully rejects the economic theories that have led us to this current disaster.

In our lives, we all struggle and rejoice with everything below and more!

• Victory!
  So rare.
  So precious to capture.
  It fulfills being alive!
  
  
• Fear!
  So hard to overcome when there are other dark problems.
  It gnaws at our spirit.
  It takes bites out of our joy and being so subtle, it can become a pointless thing that drags away our happiness and contentment.
  Learning to beat it back is what proves our strengths and our weaknesses.
  
  
• Terror!
  This is not quiet like fear.
  This is so bad that we rarely recover mentally from these events.
  It shreds us.
  We can never forget these times.
  We are never the same afterwards.
  
  
• Finding our own true paths in life.
  We can find all types of events and emotions when we finally deeply feel and acknowledge it.
  We must not stray from this path or we are trying to brutally swim against the currents that guide us.
  I cannot explain how to pick this up, but when you discover how, do not let go of it!
  I cannot plan for this.
  It comes at the right moments and I act, I do not question it, I follow it.
  It often includes others.
  If they listen to it, then we do not walk alone.
  
  
• Poverty.
  But what is that? Is it a lack of money?
  Money can buy us things we need.
  But thinking that money is the only way is a trap.
  What we need is frequently best seen as what we need only.
  How we obtain those things is often easier to acquire by seeking the thing itself.
  Finding something other than money which can be traded in exchange for these needs.
  This can be much more satisfying as a human being than trading money.
  Money lacks that personality exchange with others.
  It works, of course.
  But it is also a little bit dry and impersonal.
  My advice is to seek what you lack.
  Money is one of the many different ways of exchange.
  Use whatever works best.
  If it is money, not a problem.
  Money is, after all, extremely convenient and simple to use.
  As long as you can get enough of it.
  
  
• Friends and Acquaintances.
  I have known many people.
  Some have turned out to be fantastic, trustworthy, generous, thrilling, loyal, mentors, lovers, etc.
  Except for my father, none are still around.
  I have never had any true friends.
  Sad, but it is the truth.
  
  
• Health.
  I have been dogged by many serious health problems since I was 21 years old.
  Our lousy healthcare system has forced me to be anchored with a ball and chain of 30 days for my entire adult life.
  Medications I cannot afford to buy with an absolute refusal to ever be able to obtain even a 90 day supply.
  I have even been forced to move to another state or die!
  I would say that this is a well thought out brutality and uses methods inspired by a psychopath's mentality.
  This is perhaps worthy of hatred.
  Hate is an emotion that I do not think is almost ever earned.
  I will speak of hate again, but destroying another's freedom and attempts to pursue happiness and liberty is indeed worthy of hatred.
  But, my bad health has over the years thrown up obstacles in my life that required vast changes in my ways.
  The challenge of getting past these problems has been tough but thrilling.
  A fantastic and door opening ride.
  I regret having bad health, yet I also rejoice in all of the fun and wisdom I have received from beating away problems.