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In the last years of his career, late 50's to early 60's TV sit com pop singer Rick Nelson had a big hit song called "Garden Party".

The song was written about him performing at Madison Square Garden, and getting booed off stage because his older music did not fit the audience 25 years later.

The last line in the song says:

"If you gotta play at garden parties, I wish you a lot of luck. But if memories are all I sing, I'd rather drive a truck".

I am growing weary of reporting what the predator state is doing this minute, this hour, today, yesterday, last week, last month, in the past year....

Although it is important to know your enemy, be aware of what the predator state is doing, what their names are today, and maintain a solid historical perspective, there has to be more to the story.

It's important to know who, drawing from your own research, who or what is manipulating the color schemes, and who is directing whatever scene in the big picture show today - but the job is unfinished if one stops at 'knowing'.

After a time of reporting one hair-on-fire story after another, it almost turns into a cheer leading sequence for the predators, as if there is nothing else to focus on.

IMO, knowledge is like taking a big block of Swiss cheese and filling in the holes.

When the block is solid, then one has a fair idea of what's going on.

It's a never ending process, though, and few of us will breathe long enough in this dimension to complete the block.

Of course, wisdom is what one does with the knowledge after all the holes are filled.

My aim with research is toward a solution, a means to an end, and never just for the sake of the search.

I am not one of those who completes a search focus, or exposes a given absurdity of predator activity, just so I can brag to my people "how much I know'.

If that is a researchers only goal, then, IMO there is no need to research anything, other than how to drive a truck.

I have conversed with many an academic who claim to be full of knowledge, but are useless to other Human Beings in the real world, because listening to them brag about how long it has been since they have seen the outside of a building is boring and non-productive.

Like a spoiled child, the more we react to the parasite predator state, it only gets louder, more boisterous, and more brazen.

IMO, rather than wasting so much valuable energies focusing on the predator state, we need to focus more on what we can do, and refrain from cheer leading for, or empowering the parasite predator state.

The psychological profile of the predator state psychopaths is a profile similar to a two year old child.

A selfish, vindictive, and 'it's all mine' mindset is exactly the outlook of a two year old - even so - some two year old Human Beings can actually show more compassion than the Organization of Predators, Inc.

Know the immature predator - parasite state, inc made a choice - and it will be what it is.

Know also, that any entity ignorant enough to make the choices the predator state has made - that same predator state will eventually destroy itself.

The immature predator - parasite state will implode on itself, all the way down to it's rotten core.

As adult Human beings, we must move on, and leave the predator state to rot by it's own choice and its' own design.

By definition, the predator state is on the wrong side of Humanity to begin with.

As adult Human Beings, we can do better than this.

As adult Human beings, we will do better than this.

Lion

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