Anything your senses come into contact with makes an
impression, especially what we hear and see.
"Schizophonia" describes a state where what you
hear and what you see are
unrelated. Is that happening to America?
There is a lot of psychological mumbo jumbo
out there, much propagated by Jews such as Feminism, that influence people's
conception of themselves. Sites such as http://www.redicecreations.com/article.php?id=12861 puts out information
such as, "men typically adopt a reductive listening position, listening
for something, often a point or solution.
Women, by contrast, typically adopt an expansive listening position,
enjoying the journey, going with the flow. When unconscious, this mismatch
causes a lot of arguments."
Certainly males and females are
different. One bears children and the
other defends the cave. I know many
women, including myself, that "adopt a reductive listening position..."
looking for a solution when a person has a complaint. Yes, this had made me a bit unpopular with
women but the fact is, woman CAN be logical like men and still be women. It just isn't encouraged in females during
their training. That would be too
powerful and threatening.
Women thinking logically would destroy
feminism. It would make women great,
faithful partners for men and make our nation strong again. But again, we are what we see and hear and
forty years of Jewish-run propaganda has told women they need to take that job
from the man because 'you are equal.'
They never encouraged women to be strong. They encouraged them to be weak followers of
the propaganda.
Socrates said, "Rhythm and harmony
find their way into the inward places of the soul, on which they mightily
fasten, imparting grace, and making the soul of him who is rightly educated
graceful, or of him who is ill-educated ungraceful." Socrates was speaking of men, not women.
As
the above sites states, "Compressed music makes you tired. However clever
the technology and the psychoacoustic algorithms applied, there are many issues
with data compression of music, as discussed in this excellent article by Robert Harley back in 1991. My assertion that
listening to highly compressed music makes people tired and irritable is based
on personal and anecdotal experience - again it's one that I hope will be
tested by researchers." That is
what rap music has done to millions of American children.
And headphone abuse is creating deaf kids
let alone hard, thumping rap music. And
then there are the WORDS in the rap music that encourage children to be
mean. Television shows for young girls
depict petty, nasty behavior towards each other. They plan attacks on other girls. They kiss each other on the lips. Listen to 'I kissed a girl and I liked it' by
Katy Perry. Here are some of the lyrics:
"I kissed a girl and I liked it
The taste of her cherry chap stick
I kissed a girl jus to try it
I hope my boyfriend don't mind it
It felt so wrong
It felt so right
Don't mean I'm in love tonight
I kissed a girl and I liked it"
Girls HEAR that. Girls see them kissing each other on cable
television. Girls SAW Madonna kiss
Brittany Spears on TV. K.D. Lang kissed Ellen De Generes on the lips on television in March of 1997. There are sites out there such as http://www.afterellen.com/node/35819 featuring "bi female and lesbian singers." Girls think that
is okay if you don't tell them its not.
So, how do we fix that? Pretty simple.....tell your children rap
music is creepy but if they want to be creepy, that's ok. Take your children to the museum, the opera,
stage plays. Encourage your child to be strong and take care of themselves. Spend TIME with your
kids. Listen to them. When kids are confident, they are much less
likely to listen to musical garbage or take drugs.
Help kids with their homework or get them
a tutor. Do NOT drug them. Our children are messed up because of busing
and the Liberal agenda now in schools.
Teachers are overwhelmed with meetings and training indoctrinating them
into this 'new' way of thinking and they are angry about that. Support your teachers. Go to their Union meetings.
Just plain think. That's how you fix America.