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Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
Burning Churches
hunger-striking
leveling lives...
communism
has multiple faces
warring factions
hold each other down
Corporatism
a slavery
(facade for dreams
of true capitalism)
Where wealth
is sacrificed
for golden
parachutes
Naturally
other factions
will compete
providing
the illusion
in hope for change
The president tortures
the mob tortures back
and the biggest bully
doesn’t win
God wins, though
as human rights
will ebb and flow
hunger-striking
leveling lives...
communism
has multiple faces
warring factions
hold each other down
Corporatism
a slavery
(facade for dreams
of true capitalism)
Where wealth
is sacrificed
for golden
parachutes
Naturally
other factions
will compete
providing
the illusion
in hope for change
The president tortures
the mob tortures back
and the biggest bully
doesn’t win
God wins, though
as human rights
will ebb and flow
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Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
Anonymous
19th Sep 2020 8:02pm
God, I love this period I was there in the 80s I remember what we did there
Bless you
Bless you
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Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
21st Sep 2020 2:07pm
Wow! That must have been nuts.
I’ve never been there, but 20 yrs ago I did try to expatriate with my family and friends to Panama. It didn’t “pan” out - thankfully! Beautiful land, though.
Thanks for sharing!
I’ve never been there, but 20 yrs ago I did try to expatriate with my family and friends to Panama. It didn’t “pan” out - thankfully! Beautiful land, though.
Thanks for sharing!
Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
Anonymous
- Edited 21st Sep 2020 2:25pm
21st Sep 2020 2:24pm
Well, I don't mean I was in Nicaragua in the '80s I was in middle School in the '80s. But I was there in the '80s I was in the '80s. And what we were doing over at Nicaragua was a big fucked up messed up deal that most Americans didn't want to see and really had to be dragged by their ears and the majority of the populace still never believed but half way. if we were doing things like that in the country now it would be all over the place and there'd be no question whatsoever in anybody's mind because the evidence would have recruited so fast and been on so many media channels. But in the '80s there was really easy for the government's to obscure the fact that we were doing what we were doing virulently and ugly as we were in Nicaragua then. Death squads and militias are hard to hide nowadays, especially if it's going on in a place as close to us as South America.
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Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
Right! They had the death squads, too! I know about Columbia’s death squads, I think I forgot about the US involvement in Nicaragua particularly but then, what WEREN’T we meddling with back then??
I was just on Wikipedia the other day trying to figure out what happened to their right-to-life fight (we’re looking at a similar change coming up) and was touched by the reminder of their gruesome struggles.
I was just on Wikipedia the other day trying to figure out what happened to their right-to-life fight (we’re looking at a similar change coming up) and was touched by the reminder of their gruesome struggles.
Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
19th Sep 2020 9:06pm
Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
21st Sep 2020 00:29am
I do not see how God wins anything considering He (or She) created this mess. Regards, Robert.
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Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
Not speaking for Catholics.
God is the most organized dissipative structure in our singularity/universe, who claims
(through naturally induced human religiosity)
that we are fractal miniatures of his infinite, white-hole reality.
God is us, and in that he wishes well for the points of awareness (us) that he relates to, seeing that we are his children. Humans don’t have to give up their humanity. When they do, they lose - and so does God. But that’s the one battle not His whole war.
He wins the war by retaining Himself and sharing it with us, as we learn and grow.
God is the most organized dissipative structure in our singularity/universe, who claims
(through naturally induced human religiosity)
that we are fractal miniatures of his infinite, white-hole reality.
God is us, and in that he wishes well for the points of awareness (us) that he relates to, seeing that we are his children. Humans don’t have to give up their humanity. When they do, they lose - and so does God. But that’s the one battle not His whole war.
He wins the war by retaining Himself and sharing it with us, as we learn and grow.
Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
21st Sep 2020 4:22am
So with respect, we disagee. I just do nor believe in any sort of unique powerful whatever god. or God.
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Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
21st Sep 2020 4:35am
I think atheists evangelize as much as Jehovah’s Witness believers. For someone who doesn’t need to save anybody I see a lot of signals.
Re: Re. Catholic Crossing - Nicaragua’s Heart
Anonymous
21st Sep 2020 2:35pm
Robert, my friend, with respect, I do not believe that Edible is speaking of the concept of God as an omnipotent or humanly intelligent, micromanaging "Being" in the Sky, but something more akin to natural force.
Same way, at a certain level Taoism says all the same things that quantum physics does.
Without trying to forcefully to speak for my friend edible herself, I believe that she is speaking in metaphor of the generative force, the macrocosm and the microcosm, three things as one of which we are all apart and within which, and through which, all things are connected. All people all to each other, all people all to nature, all people all to the cosmos, and all, ideally, to harmony connected within
Same way, at a certain level Taoism says all the same things that quantum physics does.
Without trying to forcefully to speak for my friend edible herself, I believe that she is speaking in metaphor of the generative force, the macrocosm and the microcosm, three things as one of which we are all apart and within which, and through which, all things are connected. All people all to each other, all people all to nature, all people all to the cosmos, and all, ideally, to harmony connected within
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