Forcing everyone to purchase obamacare will bring the issue of ‘use of force’ to the forefront of people’s minds. And then they can remove that power once and forever.

I never say a word. Those are just my thoughts. I feel sad about it. I know so many people now who have bought into this lie, these treatments, and the “search for the cure” pink stuff.

What really alarms me the most is how under the guise of “awareness” it is trickling down to the young girls. My daughter came home from school one day to tell me about the girls only assembly they’d had, to educate them (inculcate them with fear) about breast cancer. One teacher stood up and tearfully explained that she, too, was a “survivor” and…. well, I’m all for teaching young people to have healthy, preventive lifestyles, but not to scare them. My daughter’s take away from the assembly was fear. Fear of her breasts. Gee, thanks.

And, I always get a kick out of “developmental milestones”, with the assumption that they are, or need to be, precisely uniform and predictable for every child; or that “improving the rate” of reaching them is inherently good. We should be asking ourselves “Who decides all this and for what purpose?”.

Scary stuff.

I find astonishing how many ‘Pink Breast Cancer Ribbon’ products are out there, and seems to be growing exponential.
You can get Pink Ribbon Kleenex, Pink Ribbon rubber boots, Pink Girl Scout cookies, Pink Bic lighters, Pink tampons, Pink tee shirts, I saw a Pink car once, they have ‘Pink’ the magazine, Pink pens, Pink fraking everything…anyway… I think it’s becoming a veritable pink industry on its own. I wonder what will happen if they find a cure for Breast Cancer…..Nah!
I think the pink industry is here to stay, and it’s making lots of Pink money….a couple of cute little schoolgirls drop by door (coincidentally, lol) the other day, week, couple weeks (I don’t know is irrelevant and not poignant to my tale.) and they said “Hiyiii….wanna buy some chocolate covered Pink almonds for Breast Cancer”, so…. as they were young females, was I going to plan a seed of discontent, and divulge to them the pink lie. Which probably would have been the only truth they had learned that day. But then maybe they’d rat me out to ‘Breast Cancer Police’. And…who knows!
Was I going to say “They don’t wanna find a cure for Breast Cancer, girls, it’s a big Cluster f…. it’s a big lie”. “They just want to sell pink stuff Girls.”…. the girls interrupted my thought, “They promised you what? if you reached your quota.”…. “A chance to win a trip to Disney Land!” …..hmm.
I took in a deep breath and I said “No thank-you girls”. I’m allergic to chocolate.
Michael Burns

……………This might help
http://www.slweb.org/chemicals.html