National Geographic's "Evacuate Earth"

I have to agree with this and do not know what to do about it.

John Wayne Smith

In a message dated 7/18/2014 10:56:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com writes:

Though it is a bit off topic and not within the scope of this group I must
say that Looking at what we were like back then I would agree with them.
Still the young do eventually grow up for the most part but today I feel the
young of this age are even lazier and have no moral compass. When I was in
school as a Child the school was anarchy, no rules and no teacher wanted
to get involved. Compared to today's youth I have come across the mob I
was stuck with were saints. Today in addition to that rotten system we have
computer games and a lot of other junk. They are not being taught to work
or to have ambition. They see Government as Santa whether they be nice or
Naughty when what they really need is a good unpleasant visit from Krampus.
For our movement sad thing is when Bush talked of going back to the moon
and establishing permanent base most of the young said they were not
interested as man had already been there for a vi sit. They have no vision or
desire for romance and adventure but wish only to be indulged. The rising rate
of obesity is just one symptom.
On the positive side even though the media is silent and the mob is lazy we
have the Internet so the young as they grow up and hopefully look to the
heavens can find us so they have something to reach for. Look at the
Russians and the Chinese who have started to weed themselves off Marx. Today in
China ordinary Chinese are looking to revive the Han culture the Manchus
tried to suppress and Westerners corrupted. They're not exactly popular with
the Chinese communist party who is still trying to be Internationalist
rather than Chinese but the Hanfu movement is quite dedicated and much to be
admired. Only matter of time before they prevail. Hopefully in the west
similar revival of spirit will come. Sad thing is I don't see many of the young
currently looking our way or beyond rock music, unmentionable sights and
games to play.

Regards, Michael
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John Wayne Smith

In a message dated 7/18/2014 10:56:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com writes:
Though it is a bit off topic and not within the scope of this group I must say that Looking at what we were like back then I would agree with them. Still the young do eventually grow up for the most part but today I feel the young of this age are even lazier and have no moral compass. When I was in school as a Child the school was anarchy, no rules and no teacher wanted to get involved. Compared to today's youth I have come across the mob I was stuck with were saints. Today in addition to that rotten system we have computer games and a lot of other junk. They are not being taught to work or to have ambition. They see Government as Santa whether they be nice or Naughty when what they really need is a good unpleasant visit from Krampus.
For our movement sad thing is when Bush talked of going back to the moon and establishing permanent base most of the young said they were not interested as man had already been there for a vi sit. They have no vision or desire for romance and adventure but wish only to be indulged. The rising rate of obesity is just one symptom.
On the positive side even though the media is silent and the mob is lazy we have the Internet so the young as they grow up and hopefully look to the heavens can find us so they have something to reach for. Look at the Russians and the Chinese who have started to weed themselves off Marx. Today in China ordinary Chinese are looking to revive the Han culture the Manchus tried to suppress and Westerners corrupted. They're not exactly popular with the Chinese communist party who is still trying to be Internationalist rather than Chinese but the Hanfu movement is quite dedicated and much to be admired. Only matter of time before they prevail. Hopefully in the west similar revival of spirit will come. Sad thing is I don't see many of the young currently looking our way or beyond rock music, unmentionable sights and games to play.
Regards, Michael
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