Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Utah.
Those are the states participating on Super Tuesday primaries.
The future of mankind will be determined on Tuesday February 4, 2008.
Hillary Clinton and Romney are the same old political machine who’ll do the same thing their predecessors have.
Ron Paul and Barack Obama are the cards that could really make the kind of change that would better mankind. Obama isn’t clear on all his stances but at least he’s a wild card enough to overturn the applecart.
Our future as a species is in jeopardy from several fronts and the kind of leadership we’ll need to weather these dangers is going to have to be the stuff of legend.
New technologies in energy and medicine are on the cusp. Science that could extend our lives and youthful vigor for several centuries via adult stem cell research alone. Computers and computing power and communications systems that will allow us to do calculations at mind numbing speeds are just within our grasp.
New archaeological discoveries that could change the face of our perceptions of ourselves are emerging. New textiles and alloys that could rival the imaginations of seers and science fiction promise new applications to the level of magic.
Old ideals will fade away and new perceptions and viewpoints will be born.
These next few years will decide the fate of mankind.
It’s best to be on your toes. Choose the candidate you feel will stand their ground, rise above the fear and terror of invidious intellects. Look for the person who is willing to be brave enough to say enough is enough and no matter what the odds will stand for the betterment of the American people for their sacrifices to make a better world.
We don’t need any more corporate co-horts whose only objective is the protection of foreign assets and military industrial interests. The late President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned us of this in his last speech from the White House. We didn’t heed him and now suffer from under it’s yoke.
Be wise, be fair and be brave.
Your future indeed does depend on what will happen on Super Tuesday and the final results of the voting.
This post was written by evolbaby on February 5, 2008
