Atheist/Agonstic Trekkies

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Comment by Ellen Asherah on August 17, 2010 at 9:08pm

At last count, there are 1,000 active religions with 100 religions having followers world wide. Some religions, thought dead, like the pagan / wiccan beliefs of the Romans, Greeks, Egyptians, Irish, English,..., are now opennly worshiped, thanks to US Federal laws protecting minority religions long suppressed by the Christian majority. In fact, while I am a Agnositic at heart, I also have a collection of Goddess statues, symbols of faiths that supported the idea that transsexual women, called by the Romans as fake women, who lived as women, including wearing padded bras and under going the ritual of self castration, were women. In a way I have gone from Christain, to atheist, to Pagan, to agnostic mixed with respect for the beliefs of my ancestors, not the Christain beliefs forced my ancestors, but the beliefs that came before Christianity.

Comment by Lt. Commander Endilev (Ryan) on August 17, 2010 at 8:50pm

"We are all atheists about most of the gods that societies have ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further."

Richard Dawkins

Comment by Ellen Asherah on August 12, 2010 at 3:50pm

When I take about cutting the military budget, I talk about cutting buying fueling $200 million F-22 fighters, and cutting fueling buying 750 million B-2 bombers. The US military uses 1/2 of imported oil consumed by the US.

Comment by Ellen Asherah on August 12, 2010 at 3:46pm

Why do you think the French Government is on the world news about passing a law banning the wearing of women's Islamic headdress in public? Why do you think that several other European countries are considering passing such laws banning Islamic head dress in public? Because the French goverment fears the loss of a secular society being replaced by a Islamic republic.

Comment by Dola chi-Trei on August 12, 2010 at 3:35pm

*shakes head* no comment

Comment by Ellen Asherah on August 12, 2010 at 3:34pm

The only reason NATO works is that the US protects Europe with it's atomic weapons. European countries do not invest enough in their military to defend Europe from a Russian invasion. Plus a invasion is underway, a religious invasion funded by petrodollars. So I figure European governments will be overthrown by Islamic invaders from the inside of European cities. Alreadly many European police forces had abandoned sections of European cities to Islamic police.

Comment by Dola chi-Trei on August 12, 2010 at 3:17pm

I'm sure you know as well as I do that the first country / alliance that disbands its military will be wiped out by the next best opportunist sitting nearby and wanting to take those resources. A strong military is the only keeper of peace. That is why there have been no wars in Western Europe and North America for over sixty years now. Other areas, where people are more desperate and political systems and international alliances less stable, that's where the trouble is. International relations without military forces are as impossible as running a state without a police force. It would only cause utter chaos.

Comment by Ellen Asherah on August 12, 2010 at 3:12pm

The Chinese government has set up a social security system using American made computer systems, with the aid of the US and SSA, which I worked for as a system analysis for 7 years. The Chinese government is planning upon providing every family that complies with Chinese government population policy both a retirement pension for the parents, and a college education for the child. Any family violating the population control policy will lose both it's retirement pension and lose the free college education for their children. The Chinese government believes that moderization and robotic workers, as adapted by the Japanese to maintain their standard of living with a aging population following WWII, will provide a acceptable standard of living for the Chinese people. Since the average Chinese family now lives in a one room building without heat, other than a cook stove, and without running water, the rising standard of living for those moving to moderian industrized cities will be higher than the last generation, dispite the aging population. My comments about the coming disaster is based upon predictions supported by the majority of the world's leading economists. As a Business Administration Major, who studied economics, taught by some of the FEDs leading economists, I figure near future is far bleaker than you are willing to accept. I figure I will die of old age before the disaster coming happens. Unless the human race adapts solar wind power far faster than we are now doing, dispands all the world's military, and invests the trillions wasted on the world's military, in solar desaltation to double world food production, this coming ecological disaster is unavoidable.

Comment by Dola chi-Trei on August 12, 2010 at 2:53pm

It is an economic problem more than anything else, and one of balance of power compared with other regions that have a large population growth.

Comment by Charles on August 12, 2010 at 2:51pm

Considering that the world's population has jumped up by 6 billion people in the past couple centuries, I don't think the declining population problem in Western Europe is something we need to worry about.

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