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Mother Nature lover/activist Jerry Weinstock, M.D., Psychiatry, replied to yesterday’s float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, and other unnatural disaster and pollution warnings – Key West observatory post at goodmorningkeywest.com.
Sloan: most governments are authoritative —-ours is
autocratic dictated by money—-democracy has been shredded;
a generation of idiots -very few reads or possess the caring or capacity to
think…. technology transforming most into imbeciles-especially the young
there are some pockets of intellectual fervor -but they are in the definite minority
a tiny number comparatively. !!……. Authoritativeness is rising -corporations
have become amoral-why should not the police practice brutal arbitrary authority-
It is rising—AUTHORITARIANISM —- I will do more fishing -getting the state of the art equipment -to fish and construct a bubble in league of what is left of the natural; world.
I went out in my boat early this morning—the fog surreal -then swimming -now edit.-and research-bubbling !!!
maintain your good work—Jerry
I replied:
Yeah, gone to hell in a hand basket - civilization. Wish I had a reliable bubble into which I could escape and relax. Such bubbles just show up, spontaneously, situational, whenever. Skeptic me, there ain’t no fix to civilization by civilization, short of exterminating itself, or nearly so. All attempts to fix basically equivalent to hitting busted motors with hammers, wrapping leaking parts with duct tape, and taking 2 aspirin or getting drunk, stoned, etc. Something vile moving in to me, not clear yet what, but it’s vile. If I could see it and get a hold of it, I’d be tempted to hit it with a hammer. Since I can’t get drunk, stoned, etc. anymore, I took 2 aspirin. About like shooting a rhino with a peashooter. Blug, blug, blug.
Jerry wrote:
Sloan: beautifully stated -your response poetic —shooting the Rhino
with a pea shooter—reminds me Rhinos, Elephants . Lions and many many
more will be GONE in our lifetime. We will be best at exterminating ourselves as
our biologically sustaining Eco-system collapses. I have bought more music DVDs
and also surround myself with music while I write and edit and research. ( I also am playing the piano more. ). The young will be looking at their electronic device in their hand as they drown, or choke to death—-won’t even know it -if they haven’t died of cancer yet or a resistant super bug (MRSA). Sorry about your lack of bubble —but you are heroic —not a coward like me.
all the best-have a glorious evening..—Jerry
I replied today:
Oh, I have bubbles, but they are provided when needed, I suppose. The vile thing seemed to raise its ugly head in dreams last night, but I was not all the way on top of it until I went online and saw something new in my Facebook account. Facebook is getting seriously into the trouble-making business in my fun life. I suppose Jesus’ admonition, You cannot worship God and mammon, blends nicely with our conversation and with what I felt coming into me yesterday, still hanging around this morning, hopefully it will move out before this day is over and a bubble will be provided.
Also in play might be a list of research topics a vicious van dweller criminal friend gave me on Higgs Beach last night, about various governments, especially our various government, that is USA, Inc., and the Illuminati, using various frequencies/waves/sounds, somewhat esoteric to scientist idiots such as myself, Nickola Telsa would have no problem grokking any of it, as weapons, mind control agencies, and other “star wars” stuff. Took me about 2 hours to read up generally on all his topics, mostly using Wikipedia, but not entirely. One Wikipedia article I found was written by a well-educated Christian, as a warning to Christendom of what was happening, especially the Illuminati angle of it.
I came away saying to my friend in my thoughts, So what if I agree completely, all of this and even more is going on, what can I do about it? Nothing, as far as I know. My immediate concern is, did something like that happen to me unawares to me? If so, what can I do about it? Nothing that I know. But the angels could do something about it. Yet my dreams last night did not seem to touch on any of that, but on the thing in my Facebook account, and what is going on in Birmingham with my father’s estate and his super right born-again Christian wife, that seems very much in play for today.
For in the last dream, I was prosecuting a huge, complicated lawsuit in US District Court in the Northern, and Middle and Southern Districts of Alabama, which only I realized was being prosecuted, and I took some risk pointing that out to other people, and some people then were thankful I’d seen it and brought it to light, and I started weeping. In my dream code, federal court is God’s Court, and that’s where the thing in Birmingham is being tried. It’s always where all of the lawsuits I prosecute today are tried.
Maybe some day God will kill all the lawyers, because nobody wants or needs lawyers anymore.
Sloan
Here’s the Facebook post, a few earlier comments follow mine.
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Sloan Bashinsky Jesus said to forego and eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, to resist not one who does evil, to turn the other cheek, to pray for and do good to and love enemies. Paul said Christ is to the head of a man as a man is to the head of his wife, and only through her husband can a woman know Christ. I’m using my words, perhaps this is not verbatim. Paul also preached against his followers having sex, he told them he wished they were like him, celibate. He said no point in having more children, Christ’s return was imminent. He did not tell them, but every woman near him knew it, he was homosexual and celibacy was how he dealt with his thorn in the flesh which he’d ask the Lord to remove and the Lord did not remove it, so it didn’t seem homosexuality was important to the Lord, although Paul had mimic’d Leviticus by calling homosexuality an abomination. I imagine Paul, too was in favor of loving enemies, but the horse’s mouth in the New Testament is Jesus in the Gospels. Most Christians I have known, and I have known many, as I was raised in that religion and have many friends still in it, although I am not, nor am I in any religion, God is heaps bigger than religion, heaps, quote Paul as if he is the horse’s mouth. Jesus is a bit steeper and harder to swallow than Paul, who seemed to be into having as many followers as possible, while Jesus told his disciples: steep is the way, narrow the gate and few enter therein; many are called but few are chosen; the work is great and the laborers are few; anyone who hears his sayings, but does not do them, is like the foolish man who built his house on sand and when the flood came, the house fell down and the fall was great; do unto others as you would have done unto you; first take the beam out of your own eye; judge not, lest you be judged in kind; if someone asks for your shirt, give also your coat; it is more blessed to give than to receive; it someone takes you to court, settle with him along the way, lest the judge throws you in jail; take no oaths but simply say yes when you mean yes and no when you mean no, anything else comes from evil. How many American Christians, including Amorican soldiers and their commanding officers, said NO to American wars staring with Vietnam?, although I could go back to World War II in my lifetime. What does that say about them and about America being “a Christian nation”. or “under God”? The Priesthood Melchizedek sends its greetings. Mary Magdalene was of the Order Melchizedek. That’s why Jesus sent her to tell the men disciples she had seen him and he would be with them soon. That, and she was his wife. As such, she anonymously scribed the Letter to the Hebrews, because back then it was known no man would read it, if it was known a woman had written it. Hebrews vaguely describes the initiation into the Priesthood Melchizedek, in which it says Jesus is high priest."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_660198674126041:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · Feburary 26 · Edited -
David Ohlerking Please name one church that believes that “it is a shame for women to speak in the church” I have yet to find any. Plenty of nuancing of that verse all around."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_658286567650585:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · 5 · February 22 at 9:50pm-
Benjamin L. Corey Here you go:http://youtu.be/35zq2-nTYE
Why Women Should Not…YOUTUBE.COM"}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$replies658162560996319_658286567650585:0.1:2:$comment658162560996319_658287494317159:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · 8 · February 22 at 9:53pm -
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Trevor Reese Can somebody break this down? I’m having trouble grasping what it’s trying to tell me and I’d like to understand it. Thanks!"}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_658222557656986:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · 8 · February 22 at 6:49pm-
Benjamin L. Corey It was pointing out an irony. Many will read the words of Paul, say on prohibiting women from teaching, and will say “this is clear” or “this must be flowed at all times and all cultures.” Yet when one points out that Jesus commanded we live lives of total nonviolence and to love our enemies, that same person will begin to make excuses as to why Jesus’s teaching is misunderstood in some strange way. It’s pointing out a major hypocrisy."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$replies658162560996319_658222557656986:0.1:2:$comment658162560996319_658308704315038:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · 17 · February 22 at 10:46pm
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Tom Zegan You speak pretty good Christianese using words like Hermeneutic, Injuctions & Nuance. Surprized you weren’t able to slip the words apologetics and expository in there too."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_658205757658666:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · 8 · February 22 at 6:03pm-
Benjamin L. Corey I tried, but I ran out of room. I also would have thrown in a “blessed” or “repent” had it all fit."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$replies658162560996319_658205757658666:0.1:2:$comment658162560996319_658225144323394:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · 24 · February 22 at 6:57pm
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John Carothers You would not believe the heat I took for reposting your essay on Why Isis should make us rethink our position on hell…….wait, I suspect you would….."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_658171364328772:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · 18 · February 22 at 4:48pm-
Benjamin L. Corey I hate to admit it, but I do believe it. The only thing more offensive than telling some folks to love their enemies is the suggestion that God might love his."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$replies658162560996319_658171364328772:0.1:2:$comment658162560996319_658304950982080:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · 5 · February 22 at 10:40pm
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Nichole Cox so you believe women should teach?"}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_658166140995961:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · 5 · February 22 at 4:35pm-
Benjamin L. Corey Absolutely, positively, 100% yes."}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$replies658162560996319_658166140995961:0.1:2:$comment658162560996319_658168714329037:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · 112 · February 22 at 4:39pm
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Jeff McEldowney I’ve read a load of the comments; and find it interesting that most of the focus is on Paul’s statement on women’s roles in the church. I read this with the emphasis on our unwillingness to follow Jesus’s command to love our enemies. In fact, to quite simply love our neighbour as ourselves. All of them. Everyone. For me the simple message is, why are we as followers of Christ obsessing about ‘rules’ when we’re called to obsess about ‘love’?"}" data-reactid=".1y.1:3:1:$comment658162560996319_658198847659357:0.0.$right.0.$left.0.3.$likeToggle:0">Like · Reply · 35 · February 22 at 5:41pm
Yesterday at soup kitchen Jesus, on Flagler Avenue in Key West,
I listened attentively to a man’s tale of woe about him being beaten, robbed and nearly killed by two men, one of whom was apprehended the next day with the man’s credit cards, ID and wallet on him, and he later ratted out his accomplice, and they are in the county jail waiting trial or pleading guilty. I’d told the man the day before, after he told me that he wanted a story published, that I needed to be able to hear him out when I wasn’t pressed to leave and do something else, and that I would hear him out yesterday.
Well, after hearing him out, I was in a precious position. If I publish his story, including what he told me is going to happen down the road to the two men who robbed and nearly killed him, he has friends who will see to it happening, then murder will be committed and he will be fingered as the instigator.
I am pretty sure, if I were a practicing attorney and this man came to me and told me his story, I would be required by law to pass that information on to the State Attorney. I am a former practicing attorney, so perhaps that does not apply to me now. However, if I don’t tell the State Attorney what this man told me is going to happen down the road to the two men who robbed and nearly killed him, and if it then happens, then I will be an accessory to murder, if not in Caesar’s court, certainly in God’s.
What would Jesus do? Or, what would he tell me to do? I suppose, to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and to render unto God what is God’s, and unto Caesar what is Caesar’s.
I’m going to tell the man when I see him next about my pickle, which is his doing, and that he has left me with no other choice but to tell the State Attorney what he told me will happen down the road, so the State Attorney can try to head it off at the pass, and thus save two people’s lives and him and his friends from convicting and sentencing themselves in God’s Court, which outcome will not be to their liking.
sloanbashinsky@outlook.com
