I almost agree with the comments that “America” died with JFK, but truth is “America” never existed to begin with, unless you were well born, or quickly made money, and even some of those folks didn’t end up well. It’s always been a topsy turvy dream, sold to sleeping people, so the snakes could eat fatter frogs. Everything here was stolen, and stolen again, and built on the back of slavery and theft. We have both the blessing (we can more easily see its outcome and become aware) and curse (going to be some karmic hard times for certain) to be alive in these times.

Myself, I woke up too early, thanks to being adopted, JFK, civil rights and Vietnam and have paid a severe price in speaking out and being an activist in being beaten, blacklisted, too often jobless, with hackers, cyber stalkers, and life crushing trolls traced directly to the rogue government. Like you all, I saw the value and wealth of my relatives stripped away and shipped overseas, while mealy mouthed officials wept crocodile tears of their graves while taking away every right they’d suffered for. We live in topsy turvy reality, where thieves, cons and liars seem to hold sway but reality can shift dramatically. And fast!

It will always be better to wake up (painful as it can be) than benefit by the present false reality. I have found through all this, in spite of all the trauma, I am not looking or acting my age, and have ended up far more intelligent than I ever thought. Without proper resources I’ve ditched America (for now) and living in a (supposed) 3rd world nation, where they don’t foment war for profit and empire, and people dream and live a life outside the petro dollar/corporate media construct. Wish me luck as I wish you all luck. Yes, “enlightenment” can be painful, but love is painful. Love is pain. But better to be in love than not. When it is all said and done, those are the memories that will count.

Listen carefully:

RFK: An Open And Shut Case – Robert Joling 1 of 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CI9EfIu-00
RFK: An Open And Shut Case – Robert Joling 2 of 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfDHfz1FCZc&feature=relmfu
RFK: An Open And Shut Case – Robert Joling 3 of 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrVdSQaHXQo&feature=relmfu

There definitely was another shooter: RFK assassination witness says FBI covered up fact there was a SECOND gunman
[His name was Thane Eugene Cesar, and he worked for Lockheed Martin, and lives in the Phillipines, now]
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2137188/Robert-F-Kennedy-assassination-witness-says-FBI-covered-fact-SECOND-gunman.html
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2137188/Robert-F-Kennedy-assassination-witness-says-FBI-covered-fact-SECOND-gunman.html#ixzz1tnJe0SVJ

LBJ and the CIA killed JFK. Period. LBJ was at the center. LBJ and Clint Murchison controlled Texas poly-tricks, but the only power great enough to pull off the hit, was 1) the CIA, and/or, 2) the Mafia. The CIA either used one of its own hit-men, or the Mafia provided one.

Get started by reading this excellent introduction/overview, to LBJ’s involvement:

1) “LBJ Killed JFK”: After 48 years the sad truth is revealed…
http://www.viewzone2.com/lbj/indexx.html
2) WATCH: The Men Who Killed Kennedy “The Smoking Guns” Complete Episode 7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vkH2ILChHo
3) WATCH: The Men Who Killed Kennedy – Part 9 – The Guilty Men (2003)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgNfQYpS1gQ

Not convinced?

READ:

1) Blood, Money & Power: How L.B.J. Killed J.F.K., by Barr McClellan
2) LBJ: The Mastermind of the JFK Assassination, by Phillip F. Nelson
3) For more, go here: http://lyndonjohnsonmurderedjfk.blogspot.com/2012/01/bibliography-of-books-to-read-on-jfk.html

I am sorry you are homeless. That sucks especially in the winter.
I have discovered it’s best, if you’re into exposing corruption, to do it anonymously if you can. You are fighting the folks who don’t play fair, after all.

Your best bet is to make a new group of friends and start over. People tend to shut out other people who they think will endanger them or embarrass them, so it may not even be that your former acquaintances were poisoned against you so much as that your crusade makes them uncomfortable. That’s harsh, but people are just like that. Good luck to you.

Easily. And beyond the park bench, then what? It means starting a new life, basing your life on a new foundation. That does take courage, similar in some ways to being willing to be arrested in a protest.

If you are living hand to mouth, you also don’t have as much to lose – try different approaches (and yes, I’ve been there and am there). You don’t have to work for Mega Slave Corp – there are always alternatives, even if they are inconvenient or difficult. New steps create new possibilities for freedom from tyranny, and that takes courage like maybe we’ve never tried before.

It’s going to get a lot more intense than it is now – prepare to lose everything, and maybe find something else much more promising.