Re: truthseeking

You know, for someone who has complained that
others have not treated you supportively,
and for posting in a *support* forum, you
are really being passively aggressive in defending
your belief, and inferring that I am fantasying
that people in power are capable of heinous
acts on their populace.

I am not going to debate my opinion in a *support*
forum beyond this post. I challenge you to prove
that I am fantasizing and that a significant number
of people, globally, who also are of the mind that
something with a huge stink went down, are also
logically deficient.

I, for one, am GRATEFUL that the people who have
risked their reputations to come forward and
say, I am an expert in this field and this could
not have happened the way they say it did, DO~!
I am impressed, that as the years go by, there is
still a healthy effort, viable and questioning,
demanding to know the whole truth.

As Bush's popularity wanes and more people realize
we are caught up in an Iraqi Civil War, on our dime and
our husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, brother's,
sons and daughters blood, I think more people will
step out of line and share their truth of the matter.

Choosing to ferret out truth has consequence.
Truthseekers no longer have the luxury of ignorance
and these opportunities for healing are ones which
someone who is connected with their community and
and the world around them is striving to be part of
the solution, not depending on truth to seek them out.

If I am living in the fantasy world you imagine,
than I would rather imagine that I am making a
difference and I welcome all "truth" so that I am
able to discern my own relationship with it, and
live it, and share it.

Of course, I have plenty of company...life is never
boring...

be happy, be well,
Zoe

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