Love and L'Arche

[Robert Baird]

I like to think Chardin was involved with hoaxing the British academic community in the Piltdown Man affair. There are only a few people who could have done it - the other likely suspect is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Chardin called for a "Conspiracy of Love" and he knew Love was more than a NEED.

Sometimes people create very advanced hoaxes to make an attempt to put society in it's proper place, Conan Doyle was one of the most dedicated spiritual/spiritism researchers and though his claim to fame is Sherlock Holmes he did not like just being a writer. His mind was first rate as we know from reading Sherlock's adventures or seeing all the movies and TV shows.

If he had been a Professor like William James (who was equally dedicated to the paranormal) he would not have been listened to any more. James was also ridiculed along with Sir William Crookes and other true scientists - because people NEED to BELIEVE not LEARN. Jung learned a great deal from James and his book Pragmatism which I think contributed heavily to Jung's archetypes and a growing awareness in the present day that Crookes and Faraday were right to support the Newtonian Aether. All of these scientists had an open mind and they integrated knowledge so most people could learn rather than for their own jargon infested and dogmatic fellow scholars. They did what Bucky did when he said "Whenever I find myself certain about something; I bite my tongue."

http://forum.world-mysteries.com/thr...=4002#post4002

 

[Robert Baird]

Ben Carson is apparently more deranged than the Shrub when it comes to being born-again. THAT is hard for me to say because little Bush (Shrub) said he took directions directly from God. I have not read his book wherein he claims he was a sociopath before beginning his path to God or wherever these liars go in their sociopathic reality. What does it say when the dumbocracy gives the world such great thinkers as world leaders, I ask?

""But he knows he’s telling a lie!" Carson vented. "He’s trying to sell what he thinks is not true! He’s sitting there saying, ’These Americans are so stupid I can tell them anything.’ "

Since his inadvertent entry into politics two years ago, Carson has defined himself chiefly as a rhetorical bomb-thrower. He’s invoked bestiality and pedophilia while arguing against gay marriage, and earlier this month, during an appearance on CNN, he argued that homosexuality is a choice, "because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight, and when they come out, they’re gay." (After an uproar, Carson issued an apology and declared he would no longer talk about gay rights.) With equally provocative flair, he’s railed against the forces of government, declaring that Obamacare is "the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery" and, in fact, "is slavery, in a way." Similarly outrageous was his contention that "we live in a Gestapo age" and that America today is "very much like Nazi Germany.""

Will Patch Adams get another opportunity to say he will do an in-depth psychological profile of a US President who wants to have psychiatric examinations for every American who is not on the program already? What is the real agenda when you recall the Shrub's father was on the Board of Eli Lilly who lied about doing safety testing and analysis of Prozac just like Hoffman LaRoche lied about Valium to a Senate Investigatory Panel. Please read a little book called Stopping Valium.

http://www.gq.com/story/ben-carson-tea-party