By J-One Royal Fam

I am getting the feeling that if you do not completely immerse yourself in Haiti by giving your prayers or your money (or lack thereof), then you are a godless American and do not deserve to be in this "Christian" nation. While I do feel sadness and sorrow for the lives lost and destroyed, I would like to try and pry your attention to our friends in the Middle East.

Their lives have been lost and destroyed by our hands and tax dollars for nearly a decade, and the only coverage they seem to gather is that a few of them are planing to attack us. I am not even going to mention the "terrorists" anymore; they get enough attention. I want all of you to know about the innocent children and civilians who lose there lives to a man-made disaster everyday. I want you to watch any sort of video of the pain and suffering that THEY have to go through. Where is the all-star cast of celebrities lining up to do a national TV event for the families in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen and any other country our military or defense contracted military is "occupying"? Do you want to know where they are? In Haiti, grabbing your attention so they can grab your wallet! I thought we were in a recession anyway? That's another topic for another day coming very soon!

A lot of people consider what we do here conspiracy theory, and I can never understand why. I can never understand why we would put a price on one group of people's lives and completely ignore another, especially when WE are the ones who put them in that group. I never can understand why people don't want to get out of their shell of virtual reality and understand that life isn't so simple and the world isn't so small. I never can understand why we are deemed the crazy ones because we are willing to look outside the box and care for humanity, instead of watching Three Sixes News (this is what we will be calling Fox News from now on!) to form their opinion on the world. It's time to care, it's time to wake up, it's time to:

Open Your Eyes, That's What Their For!!!

By J.R. Junior

Seriously? The threat of being blown up on an airplane scares you to a point that you basically ask for your rights and privilege of privacy to be revoked? There are more serious facets that will kill you that you actually fight to sustain. It is still illegal to have cheaper drugs that could save your life shipped to the U.S. from foreign nations; not because they're unsafe, but because it would be direct competition for bloodthirsty American companies. Factories release poisonous chemicals into the air, water, and soil are still causing illnesses, such as cancer, to residents of places like Mossville, Louisiana.

You are still fighting against the government regulating such practices, using b.s. terms like "government takeover", while accepting the average citizen being subjected to more regulation. You ask the government to spy on you and your family in an attempt to weed out "terrorists", yet it doesn't strike a nerve that the Federal Reserve still does not have to answer to the Federal government or undergo auditing. It doesn't bother you that the Pentagon's finances are so misconstrued that no one knows what is done with the trillions of dollars given to the Pentagon from the government from the money that was lent to the U.S. at interest.

You are concerned with the 1 in over 1,000,000,000,000 chance that a stupid kid who practices a different religion than yourself is going to blow up the airplane you may have boarded; even though you rarely fly. How about the thousands of trips you take to the various stores per year--avoiding the millions of car crashes to buy processed food with poisons injected into them (Let's not forget about the delicious alcohol and cigarettes you must pick up...)?

So, next time you're leaving the airport, finally firing up that cigarette, and thanking Jesus Christ that Ahmed Muhammed Hussein did not cause your plane to explode, make sure your seat belt is tightly strapped; Father Daniels may be receiving oral sex from a nine year old--distracted just enough to slam into your door at 45 miles per hour. Wake Up & Smell The B.S.

By J.R. Junior

Does anyone ever take a step back or the time to consider this “dream” that most Americans adopt? From adolescence to adulthood, we embrace this broad term as a philosophy for our mere being and purpose in life. The American Dream, as I view it, is to acquire. It is to acquire, not for others, but for one’s self which an exceptionally selfish act. Americans as a whole hold this dream to be one of prosperity. What must be realized is for one to prosper, others must wane. Thus, our dream is to advance materialistically at the expense of other people’s well-being and survival. With that, your pursuit of the fulfillment of the American Dream, only allows for you to be exploited for other’s to bring the imaginary dream to reality.