microdac

I hate black people

microdac — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 18:50:46 +0000

It is not what we say so much as it is how we think and what we think that dictates our behavior and actions.

How to make dinner in 37 minutes

microdac — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 05:02:50 +0000

Have less than one hour to make dinner? Cook inexpensive beef steak and be a hero to your family. A light-hearted approach to making dinner.

This is America 2008: Protect yourself

microdac — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 22:47:39 +0000

America is great because of our principles, our laws, our ethical codes on human rights, our Bill of Rights. When we compromise these principles based on lies and fears we diminish America. The law no longer protect individuals, individuals must now do that for themselves. But, All is not lost, we can regain our rights and the respect America deserves on the world stage.

BUY only the cheapest gasoline. Support only the gas stations that are trying to help.

microdac — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 13:56:23 +0000

We now have spent in excess of $504 billion in Iraq. For all intent and purpose the oil companies now own the oil in Iraq. Our government gave it to them. They are making more profit than they ever have, yet, we are paying close to $4 per gallon for gasoline. Let’s show our discontent with our dollar bills by buying ONLY the cheapest gas in our neighborhood. Support ONLY the gas stations that are trying to help. This podcast tells you how. Share this with ten people. Thanks.

Seven of the many things I have learned.

microdac — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:54:56 +0000

I have learned many things during my lifetime; most of them changeable with time. These, however, in my opinion, are constant. Watch these video and share the constants in your life. Maybe you can teach me.

Relax: take some time out for yourself.

microdac — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:21:37 +0000

Take some time out for yourself; just 2 minutes and enjoy the view and the music.

Thank you Mr Roberts.

microdac — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 15:51:37 +0000

I am who and what I am because of the positive influences of Mr Roberts, Mr McNab (Grade school teachers), Vincent (my cousin) and Mr Ken Hill (My Navy mentor). To teachers every where, your skill and abilities, when applied properly, can and will always make a difference.

Hooray for Israel

microdac — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:02:36 +0000

It would seem that our politics and government is based on Oil dependency. In Israel they have taken a different approach: The government there have shown the leadership and courage to get away from Oil dependency by building 500,000 recharging points throughout the country in preparation for electric cars, which will happen in three years.

This time vote FOR America, not your hate or fear!

microdac — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 23:00:34 +0000

Now that Obama and McCain and Clinton are ahead, stand by for the dirt. I predict that Obama will be called a Muslim and anti-Christian by the good Christian people. And, I would be surprised if McCain is not attacked again as he was in South Carolina. Smear tactics is the name of the game. There is another way. Try your best to vote for the politician who is CLEAR on their points of view. Vote for the politician that puts America and Americans FIRST. Try your best NOT to vote your FEAR, your HATE or through ignorance. You will be getting the emails based on Hate. Do not forward them. Promote America as a good country and promote the candidate that will make America great again. Promote the candidate that will eliminate Poverty, will finally have an ethical and proper JUSTICE SYSTEM in America, and one that will make sure that ALL AMERICANS get the quality education that deserve.

Never dilute good feelings with doubt

microdac — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 05:12:36 +0000

This sounds good but may not be good advice, unless, you are in total control of the situation that produced that “good feelings”. Teenagers would do well to be told that with each act there is a reward and/or a consequence. That good feelings, acted on, without intelligence and being in total control may lead to unpleasant results. Teenagers should listen to this broadcast and have their friends do the same. Parents, take note.

IMMIGRANTS come to America because America is a great country.

microdac — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 19:09:49 +0000

The sis major reasons why immigrants come to America, in my view, are: Financial opportunities, Better education, Prestige of being an American, Creative expression, Good health and religious freedom.

I think that, as long as America is a country of principles, immigrants will always want to come here. If you don’t want immigrants here, continue to erase our principles, destroy our personal and civil liberties and continue to foster tyranny and the beliefs of the Masters (very rich) over the slaves (very poor) and become a third rate country. Immigrants will then stop coming.

Obama: Be a president of and for ALL the people!

microdac — Fri, 04 May 2007 19:50:21 +0000

For Senator Obama to win an election and become our next president, he must be a president of All the people. Saying things that are insightful and politically expedient at the expense of the poor and disenfranchised is not a good thing. I would request that he state clearly what he will do to eliminate the problems facing America today. What could he have done with $500 billion! How will he get rid of systematical racism once and for all? What about poverty?

Microdac energy plan.

microdac — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 19:16:12 +0000

Microdac energy plan provides tax incentive to individuals who drive cleaner and more efficient cars. This plan would give individuals money back based on the efficiency of their automobile and would encourage auto makers to make more efficient cars. The initial cost would be less than $1billion dollars per 1,000,000 drivers, which would generate 10o times that in commerce. For details listen to the podcast.

I defend IMUS. He said it and he is sorry!

microdac — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 20:05:15 +0000

I defend IMUS (of Imus in the morning). He made an error and he knows it. It was, I think, a Freudian slip (said in the heat of of the moment), and he apologized for what he said. he was being sincere , I believe him and he should be forgiven and allowed to get on with his life. To suspend him or to take him off the air is bowing to hypocrisy! There are far greater atrocities being done TODAY and far worst acts against humanity that is being ignored by the news media. They (the news media) should be help accountable for their lack integrity and for their dishonesty in reporting what is NOT news! What about illegal immigrants? Child slavery? The Iraq war and who is profiting for that war?

HISPANICS are people, too.

microdac — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 03:46:37 +0000

Of course that is an obvious and unnecessary statement, but I wanted to make a point. We paint pictures based on what we are told and what we choose to believe, and not always based on facts. Mention Illegal Immigrants and an image is formed in our mind. We really should examine how we, as people, are fanning the flames of hatred simply based on our own prejudices. Abuse of illegal immigrants are on the rise, but who cares? They have no money and they have no voice and are easily exploited. It is far more wide spread than one would believe. Exploitation, political and otherwise, seems to be the order of the day.

Encourage and support a FREE Press in the USA!

microdac — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 14:54:45 +0000

According to REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS Finland, Iceland and Ireland are countries with the freest press in the world. There are no threats or intimidations to their press coverage and they are not threatened by their government for printing the truth. The worst offenders (at the bottom of the heap) are North Korea, Cuba, Saudi Arabia and China (among others). Any thinking person can fully understand why these countries are at the bottom. The shame for us is that the African countries of Benin, Namibia, Ghana and Mauritius enjoy more freedom of the press than we do. As far as the numbers goes, Jamaica is #23, The Czech Republic is #5, Canada is #16… and we are #53. We have fallen from #32. How can that be? Intimidations and threats can have very adverse financial repercussions when our press depends on revenue for their survival. For a news media to be called unpatriotic for exposing the truth can be the kiss of financial doom. The ONLY way for newspapers to survive is to have the support of the readers! Without the truth there are too many hidden secrets that can be detrimental to our very freedom as Americans. Judges, for example, that rule base on their politics (rather than justice) is a terrible practice that can only be highlighted by FREE PRESS! Now more than ever, it is extremely important that you support journalist that put their lives on the line for freedom! So far, 97 journalist have been murdered in Iraq.

I SUPPORT THE VOLT: GM’s new electric car.

microdac — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 14:34:56 +0000

If you drive less than 40 miles back and forth to work each day, you would be driving FUEL-FREE. That’s right, fuel free. The first 40 miles on this car is ran on just electricity which is recharged by simply plugging in your car in your 110 outlet. For every 100,000 cars that would be a savings of over $3,300,000.00 a year at today’s gasoline prices. How many cars do you have in your city! Yes, it goes 100mph, and yes, it goes from 0 - 60 in about 8 seconds! Yes, it has a range of about 640 miles (with its E85 engine).

Would you have supported slavery? Are you sure?

microdac — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 18:13:16 +0000

Would you have supported slavery. Many people would automatically say NO, they would not have supported slavery, but, are they sure? Slavery is also the product of economics. We buy from overseas because their laws allow for all kinds of atrocities, and we pretend not to know. When given the choice of buying cheap, or not eating, we will always buy cheap; no matter what conditions produced “cheap”. So, do you now support child slavery and other forms of slavery around the world?

Let your voice be heard - Vote with your dollars.

microdac — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 02:38:11 +0000

Your vote at the ballot box does not always matter. Unless you support a lobbyist or have inside influence, your views are not important. BUT, when you vote with your dollar bills, AND, you encourage your friends to do the same, then your voice is heard loud and clear. If Justice matters, don’t support companies where injustice rules for the sake of profits. If the environment to you, then don’t support companies who preach that global warming is a myth. Use your dollars to support companies that share your values and sense of ethics. If torture and human misery is unacceptable to you, then don’t buy the products made under poor human conditions.

I played golf yesterday: It was a good day!

microdac — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 19:06:57 +0000

The truth is that golf is one of my three passions. I love golf. Golf, unlike life for the most part, is totally honest. The result of your golf stroke is immediate and consequential. Even Tiger Woods suffered because of his neglect in paying attention to details. Unfortunately, unlike golf, far too many times human beings are destroyed not because of objectivity and fairness, but, as the result of flaws in our justice system. Because of the injustices built into our Legal system, far too many people are wrongfully convicted of crimes they never commit. If we are to change our system to one of integrity and fairness, we must first change ourselves. You, the individual, must make the difference between justice and injustice, by SPEAKING OUT. Apathy is no longer an option. you, could be the next victim of entrapment, false witness, racial profiling, targeting, over zealous prosecutors, political expediency, prejudice, hatred, and false religious assumptions; none of which has anything to do with JUSTICE. The next time you keep quiet when exposed to injustice (Yours or a stranger) , YOU have given your support to INJUSTICE. That is how powerful you are!