ronald a. richardson » military

CIA Jackals

Ronald — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 02:52:15 +0000

If the loan sharks are unable to steal natural resources (oil, minerals, rainforests, water) as a condition of repaying this immense debt, “the next step is what we call the jackals.”

Jackals are CIA-sanctioned people that come in and try to foment a coup or revolution. If that doesn’t work, they perform assassinations—or try to. In the case of Iraq, they weren’t able to get through to Saddam Hussein… His bodyguards were too good. He had doubles. They couldn’t get through to him. So the third line of defense, if the economic hit men and the jackals fail, the next line of defense is our young men and women, who are sent in to die and kill, which is what we’ve obviously done in Iraq.

Just saw Zeitgeist Addendum

Ronald — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 00:23:48 +0000

Yet, another eye opening Zeitgeist film. Though it took me a while to get some time to watch it, been busy with scholarships/ college and shit. I did really good on the SAT’s, anyways back on the Zeitgeist. It was damn good, I loved the order, and how they just kept speaking truth. It’s not a conspiracy theory, it’s just exploiting what’s going on while, we the people don’t know what’s going on. How society is controlled by the government, and how the government is controlled by corporations, and corporations controlled by banks, and economy, and so-on till your back at society. Which leads the concluding part of Zeitgeist, transforming Society. Transforming the world into this ideal society, and system, that is not a society, or system that Zeitgeist believes in is NOT going to happen over a day, a year, 10 years, 50 years, not even 100 years. So why should I care? That is the conclusion, most intelligent people will end with after getting a good Zeitgeist perspective. It’s certainly what I think, but NO, that’s not me, inside we all do care, and we do feel for that the Zeitgeist movement has affected our conscious mind. So we ask, what can WE do to help? Zeitgeist gives us a list of things not to do. Now that we know all about the corrupt world systems, poverty, war, ideals of greed, complete avarice of capitalist, and corporations. What the fuck can we do about it??? Nothing. Still the government has it’s step 1, step 2, and step 3. As said in the Zeitgeist Addendum film. So why bother, it’s all about making the right approach when creating a government defying movement such as the one Zeitgeist speaks of. People who tend to be a serious threat to our government, are labeled as terrorist, and killed. That is, in reality, is how it happens.

You know what I say, fuck it. Yes I believe in changing society through technology, I strongly believe in it, but I know it’s not going to completely transform in my lifetime. So you know what, I’m going to make my money, protect, and watch out for myself, and my family, and my future children while I can. Meaning doing what it takes to provide my future children the opportunity to change the world. So yes, I will serve my nation, give in to avarice, and my deep inner feelings, hide my stigmatizes. I will do what it takes to be successful. I will find love, and happiness while alive. There’s no time in my life for dedication to creating a world I will not experience, I will experience today. All along the way, contribute technology that will help develop a new social transformation for the future. New gun safety, new communication, more intelligent machines, all for a better lifestyle. In the end of my day’s the government will still be the same, war will exist, nothing is going to rapidly change. Politics, Religion, Institutions, are not change you can believe in. The only change you can believe in is technology.

As Zeitgeist Addendum said, Politics can only create man-made laws, debt, and declare war. We get nothing from that. Also, religion has not created anything but insurance for emotions, false freedom from guilt for the weak people who need it. There are over 40k types of Christianity, and I bet thousands of other religions, it is all a feelings, and perspective thoughts from a book written thousands of years ago. Associated with other mythical story’s.

In the end the only real thing created by man, that can change our standards of living, and our current sorry world is technology. For that reason, I will continue to study technology, and develop it, as I know it. Educating myself, and people around me for a better tomorrow beyond me.

So I will become rich, control my share of the world, but contribute to the lives of others, while protecting my future family, and watching out for others. It’s avarice, but it’s the society we live in today. I’ve just stepped outside the norm, publicized my stigma, and took what I could from the society/ government that molded me into what I am, and found out what, and who I already was.

The world is my nation, and my religion is to do good, but I will protect my territory in the world from third-party corruptness, with my own corruptness.

-Ronald A. Richardson

Miracle at St. Anna

Ronald — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 01:10:08 +0000

Truly a masterpiece, one of the best films I have ever seen in a long time. It’s hard to believe it’s a true story. I’m not going to tell you about the movie, no spoilers, I’m just going to share my opinions. Spike Lee is a goddamn genius. It’s a beautiful film, and it shows the Buffalo Soldiers, which are rarely seen in WW2 movie, in fact. The film is only about the Buffalo Soldiers. Four black Buffalo Soldiers, the actors did a great job portraying their roles. The movie was brilliant. I love the logo, I love the cinematography, and I love the story. The movie is almost 3 hours long, but it’s well worth it. I recommend that everyone see it. I give this film 5 Stars, it’s now my favorite movie.

MEPS

Ronald — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 01:20:24 +0000

Military Entrance Processing Station, so much fun, yet a violation at the same time. MEPS is mandatory to enlist into the military. Not only is it a requirement, but it is fun. Well at least the hotel. First I was dropped off at the Holiday Inn, with other recruits going into other military branches, some shipping off the next day, others going into DEP like myself. It was truly an experience, there was a hotel lobby on the 3rd floor for recruits only. We were all given a room-mate, a key, free lunch, and breakfast. The lobby had big screen TV’s, one playing a movie, others with Playstation 3, and XBOX 360 connected and people playing. A table with chess, and two laptop computers. The hotel had a roof floor, with a pool on top, and gym, and jogging course. It was a nice hotel. As soon as I got everything together I hurried down to the lobby to play a game. I played COD3, Halo 3, and Resistance. Three truly nice games, I met people, socialized, and even networked with future soldiers. Most of the recruits were going into the Army, some going into the Navy, and only a few going into the Marines. I myself, was one that was there to go into the DEP for the Marine Corps Reserve. Experience is very important in life, and essential in my opinion. Once more, the hotel was absolutely amazing, I went to the roof, and just hung out, enjoying the view. The rest of my day was spent playing Halo 3 on XBOX360.

The next day came at 4AM. Shower, get ready, breakfast, wait for shuttle, board shuttle, prepare to enter MEPS, enter MEPS, see U.S. Marine Corps Liaison, take ASVAB, wait, wait some more, begin medical/ physical examination. Which means filling out forms, not lying, and doing as your told. In the end my examination at MEPS was great. I have 20/20 vision, great hearing, and I’m ultimately qualified. Now that “bend over, and spread your cheeks” time was over, it was time to send in fingerprints to FBI, finalize the DEP contract, and swear into DEP.

And that is a day at MEPS. It was truly a fun, exciting, interesting experience. Th next thing I will do is pick my job, but that’s another day after I know what college I’m going to. Hopefully NC State University. Where I can see myself going after a degree in Biomedical Engineering.