The Chron can work it out

Newsdesk • Published 20 Aug 2009 12:00 2 Comments

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AT A time when the political and business worlds appear only too eager to shoot the messenger at every opportunity, it is most satisfying, if somewhat immodest, to report today that we at The Chronicle have been getting a few pats on the back.

Our We Can Work It Out campaign has been running for more than six months now, talking up the innovators, the optimists and those sheer cussed folk who refuse to let doom, gloom and the all too painful problems of the recession get them down.

Jonathan Shaw, the Minister for the South East, Vince Cable, the Lib Dem Shadow Chancellor, and Dragons' Den investor James Caan are just three of the influential figures to sing the praises of our campaign, but we will be quite happy to remain in the wings as the cheerleaders for everyone out there who is prepared to make sacrifices or go that extra mile.

There will certainly be some more cheering to be done today when those envelopes containing the A-Level results are opened across the nation.

Our congratulations to those students for whom joy will be unrestrained when they learn that they have clinched those vital grades to go on to the next phase of their education or into the career of their dreams.

Naturally, wherever there are winners, there are also losers and inevitably for some of our young people, Thursday, August 20, 2009 will be a day to forget.

But however dark the clouds, there are other doors and opportunities always set to open and as we have shown over the past six months, whatever happens, We Can Work It Out.

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John
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Aug 21, 15:19
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So what does "We Can Work It Out" actually do? I'm unable to work it out from the article.

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Robert
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Aug 22, 17:03
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My letter is directed at Reading police about this quote at an inquest into the death of a man killed by a policeman:-

'Another officer, known as Uniform, told the inquest: "I can still shut my eyes and see the events. I'm thinking as he pulls out the gun, 'Don't do that. Oh please don't do that'.

"I'm thinking, 'I've got no option. I feel I've got to fire.'." '

Exactly!

The last sentence says it all!

So programmed are you by the system, you will kill!

You cannot withdraw, give the man space, have patience, and wait for sanity to re-appear!

Dressed all in black, presenting yourself as extremely threatening, and applying maximum pressure, you wonder why someone responds exactly as countless TV programs have suggested?

Duh!

Here we have the truth about the rising police-on-public violence!

So separated and divided are our police from the public, they kill 'without choice!'

So sad!

Powerful individuals - powerful in their OWN right - ALWAYS have choice!

But primitive fear-based systems seek to limit choice, creating un-thinking automatons, who are programmed to spread yet more fear.

And it will get worse, because the karma that produced this event has yet to work it's way through.

You cannot change the world, but you can change yourself.

No system can set you free.

The values of the system are worthless.

Only you can find your own truth by connecting to All That Is.

The One Mind.

TOM.

Think about it!

What you put out, returns!

Robert.

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