ZetaTalk: Transformation

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often too busy simply surviving to address leadership issues, but afterwards is left stunned with a pervading

sense of abandonment if the expected steps are not taken. Where was the mustering of aid, given in the past

during such times? Where is the offer of interest free loans, to rebuild? Why are the insurance companies

allowed to stall, endlessly, or change their policies, where in the past this has resulted in government takeovers

or the firm hand of the law insuring consistency?

When the populace has noted that no one seems to be in control, and all leadership is avoiding issues and

pretending that obvious problems don’t exist, they begin to emotionally dismiss their leadership. Heads of

government are treated like noise in the background - irrelevant. Most importantly, people begin to make their

own plans, which do not include meshing with any plans the government may have announced. In this

environment, government and church leaders find no amount of pleading or fanfare brings about enthusiasm or

attention from the populace, which has tuned them out. It is too late.

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ZetaTalk: Bush Administration

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ZetaTalk: Bush Administration

Note: written during the March 16, 2002 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

Recently, the Bush Administration has gotten harsh, in their rhetoric, in their policy toward Palestinians vs. Israel

support, in their intent to take on Iraq after all these years. They have imposed trade embargoes, in essence, on steel, an

insult to their Russian partners. After providing barbecue to Putin, they pushed a mud pie in his face by announcing

that Star Wars missile tests would continue, only throwing a bone Putin's way by agreeing to reduce nuclear war heads

overall. One would think that the Bush Administration was on top, the economy going well, but lets look at the facts!

Enron is so sticky close to the Bush Administration they will not scrape it away, as they are well aware.

The economy, in spite of loud nightly news casts pronouncing a short recession on the wan, is floundering, as

the little man knows looking about him and at his paycheck. To help shore up the US economy, trade embargoes

will be put into place, an isolationist practice that comes naturally to the Bush Administration. This is another

stop gap attempt to keep the inevitable from happening, a total economic crash, but will only go so far.

The countries of the world are becoming desperate, so to keep those countries that might attempt to make a plea,

a demand, or even threaten the US in some way to force a giving hand, the US is saber rattling with nuclear tests

and missile tests. This is to keep other countries nervous, so they do not attempt to pressure the US toward truth

or sharing precious resources such as food stuffs.

The starving of the world are only fed when it is obvious to the US public that starvation is occurring, such as in

Afghanistan. Here stick babies lying along the trails were in the news, so some meals were sent in. Of course,

this starvation had been going on and will continue, henceforth, when the news stops.

The War on Terrorism is a loss, Bin Laden not only not dead but his network hardly damaged, as renewed

activity on the terrorists part will soon reveal.

European allies are disgusted with the rhetoric against Iraq, so long left in place by the senior Bush President

when Iraq could have been cleaned up at the time of the Gulf War. Allies will fail, increasingly, to cooperate

with a US gone insane, in their view.

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ZetaTalk: Other Explanations

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ZetaTalk: Other Explanations

Note: written August 26, 2001

Extremes in weather or periodic disasters are tolerated by the public when they can see that history is repeating itself.

Being part of history, they can also anticipate good times to return. So much of life is taken as something one must

bear, can do nothing about, and where grieving afterwards or bracing preparations are done, the fact that such disasters

do descend is seldom given a thought. Aging, illness, and birth defects occur. Accidents and injury, loss of a spouse or partner, and infertility occur. Hurricanes and tornadoes are anticipated, occasional droughts or floods, and swarms of

insects devouring crops are known to occur. But when weather patterns change, steadily, bringing deluges and

droughts outside of the usual patterns, and the sea starts to rise, swallowing islands and coastlines without explanation

- alarm sets in.

The debate over global warming is confusing to the populace, as if this were truly the cause of the increasing disasters, then swift and firm action should be expected from the governments of the major powers in the world. Improvements

are always expected to lag behind corrections, years and perhaps decades of time required for the trends to turn about

and return to normal, and every day or month allowed to pass while the problem continues to build considered

intolerable. Yet the US government waves its hand dismissively at the Kyoto Agreement and states that