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| Oh, Bojack Horseman, you're not for kids. Real living horses can heal children. |
- Zeitgeist Films, July 17, 2009; Dawn Paul, Sept. 6, 2019; Amber Larson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Oh, Bojack Horseman, you're not for kids. Real living horses can heal children. |
Today marks a watershed in the next economic bubble that will rock the American economy.
Jobs in what they were trained in are not in demand when they graduate. We foot the bill anyway because the role of these "colleges" is to book applicants, drop outs, and secure them federally-backed student loans they will not be able to repay but cannot default on.
Wells Fargo & Co.
shareholders needed police help to enter today's [April 24, 2012] annual meeting in San
Francisco as about 500 [Occupy Wall Street activists] people gathered to protest the bank's lending and
foreclosures.
The Jubilee campaignís origins are linked with the
Biblical Year of Jubilee, outlined in Leviticus 25-26, a magnificent and
widely ignored text which calls for periodic complete overhaul of the
economy.
Leviticus 25 never even explicitly mentions
debt -- but the Jubilee is all about debt cancellation, restored
community, and freedom from debt bondage. The Jubilee cycle of release
builds on the Sabbath Year debt release and rest cycle outlined in
Deuteronomy 15 and Exodus 21:2 and 23:10-11, building from an every
seventh year rest and release to a super-release in the fiftieth year.
We advise everyone to do the same. Number one on my list will include education, followed by social programs, pothole repair, and environmental cleanup. Of course, where does all our money go now? Military spending?
It's hard to believe. It's impossible to believe. But the entire banking system, inherited from the British system this country was founded to get away from, creates money out of nothing, and charges us for doing so. The result is perpetual and inescapable debt. It was not always this way, and it need not always be this way, but not one cent of federal income tax goes to help anyone but bankers who have done nothing to earn it other than to uphold the very system that enriches them at the expense of workers who generate income.

In Buddhism the Sun (Surya) is considered an akasha-deva (sky-god, space-being, radiant light spirit in the heavens), or in any case is spoken of as one in Buddhist rebirth stories (Jatakas). The Moon (Chandra) is spoken of in the same way, perhaps from legends told by visitors from space recorded in Vedic Indian history (a.k.a., mythology).

Tax Protester Crashes Plane into IRS

Zeitgeist the Movie (addendum) explains the answer very clearly.