“Pour quoi je vis? Pourquoi je meurs?” [Why do we live? why do we die] the opening lines to a beautiful French song. The whole what is the point to life question. Who knows what the point to life is? Maybe there is no point to life. Maybe we just exist and everything we think matters actually doesn’t. As I write this I’m thinking the point to life is to simply be happy and to make others happy.

Last night I heard my cousins arguing and one of them said “I swear down on my life..” and I went over and said to the eldest of my cousins here: “Tell a lie and swear down on my life that your telling the truth.” He did. Nothing happened.

That’s the same throughout life it seems. We are spending so much time on things that don’t matter at all. And I don’t think it’s happening by accident either. Lets for a moment go with the hypothesis that the point to life is happiness.

Whilst writing this I found this amazing quote:

“Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence“-Aristotle(Greek Philosopher384 BC-322 BC)

I asked a few people around me what would make them happy and the responses I got from guys was typically “fit girlfriend, fast car, loads of money) and from the girls I got “I want to be skinny, have a fit boyfriend, have a big house and loads of money.” I sat thinking about that for a while and couldn’t find a connection between the things they asked for and true happiness. This mentality is present in the majority of the youth here [I'm not sure what it's like in other parts of the world, please get in touch and let me know] A few weeks ago I was sat in a little cafe and a young family came in and the young girl was dressed just like her mum and she had a big over the top bag, Sunglasses on her head even though it was raining. And I overheard some of their conversation where the girl said to her mum “I’m fat and ugly I want to be skinny like ‘Sharpay’.” My little sister watches that trashy phenomenon so I knew exactly who she was talking about.

She was talking about a character from the Disney movies High School Musical. A mirror of celebrities like Paris Hilton. Both are spoilt nobodies who have no respect for anything or anyone and are only interested in their own pointless existence. Now I may be coming across as harsh but if you take a step back and look at what this is doing to kids and it becomes far from harmless. A generation of kids are growing up in this celeb crazed world. It’s in their faces day in day out that what they are seeing on the screen is normality, its happiness; it is what they should be. In the world we live in today ask yourself do you want your kids growing up having the likes of Paris Hilton and ‘Sharpay Evans’??  If your child is a fan of high school musical please do me a favour and ask them what would make them happy and email me what they say I’d be interested to hear that. We have been diverted away from true happiness by propaganda like the above. The happiness thrown at us from Hollywood is so ironic because it’s an illusion, it’s made up but we have become lost and we think that the glam lifestyle is happiness. IT AINT! There is no physically perfect person. WHY? Because WE ARE ALL UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS!!! You walk down your town centre and tell me how many people look like ‘Sharpay’ and it won’t be very many. Advertisers use people like that. They tell you that if you buy their wonder product you could look just like ‘Sharpay’ why would you want to look like someone else when YOU are amazing and unique. The truth is it’s the pursuit of happiness that should make us happy, not money, cars and other material items. A guy called Daniel told me this a few years back and its stuck with me ever since;

Happiness is the only good.

The time to be happy is now.

The way to be happy is to make others so.

David Icke talks about this in his books. He calls it the death bed experience. In the last 10 minutes of your life when you’re sat looking back… How much of it matters? The cars, the money, the glam? Absolutely none of it. There’s more to life than material items. Love and happiness are the most amazing things you can have in life. So go and share love and happiness with all that you meet. Here’s an amazing video, so simple yet so beautiful.

Xx Peace, Love & Happiness for all xx

Jordan Ryan

Ill be writing more about the persuit of happiness in the weeks to come.

Tonight was the eurovision song contest.WOW what a night it was…

Anyways i wanted to congratulate norway on thier victory,it was well deserved win.

“In the United States, Britain, and other countries, people work and taxpayers pay money that goes to help Afghanistan to build roads, dams, and electricity lines,” Ramazan Bashardost, an Afghan parliament member and former planning minister, said.

Bashardost added, “But when the money comes to Afghanistan, it’s spent on those people who have cars costing USD 60,000 and who live in houses with a USD 15,000 monthly rent. This money goes to these expenses — 90 percent logistics and administration.”

The high expenditure on paying, protecting and accommodating Western aid officials in palatial style helps to explain why Afghanistan ranks 174th out of 178th on a UN ranking of countries’ wealth.

Districts across Afghan capital city, Kabul, have been taken over or rebuilt to accommodate Westerners working for aid agencies or embassies.

“I have just rented out this building for USD 30,000 a month to an aid organization. It was so expensive because it has 24 rooms with en-suite bathrooms as well as armored doors and bullet-proof windows,” Torialai Bahadery, the director of Property Consulting Afghanistan said.

The cupidity of aid agencies and the foreign contractors that every bedroom should have an en-suite bathroom comes despite the fact that 77 percent of Afghans lack access to clean water.

At a time when extreme poverty is turning young Afghans to fight for the Taliban, foreign consultants in Kabul can command salaries of USD 250,000 to USD 500,000 a year.

The high degree of wastage of aid money in Afghanistan has even troubled the Afghan government.

“I was in Badakhshan province in northern Afghanistan, which has a population of 830,000, most of whom depend on farming,” said Matt Waldman, the head of policy and advocacy for Oxfam in Kabul.

“The entire budget of the local department of agriculture, irrigation and livestock, which is extremely important for farmers in Badakhshan, is just USD 40,000. This would be the pay of an expatriate consultant in Kabul for a few months.”

The ugly truth about foreign aid in Afghanistan surfaces at the time when the country has seen rising levels of violence in recent months. Taliban insurgents have carried out a string of deadly attacks and now control large parts of the countryside where Afghan and international forces do not have enough manpower to maintain a permanent presence.

http://matrixnewsnetwork.com/features/down-the-rabbit-hole/94-articles1/1885-aid-money-in-afghanistan-mainly-given-to-westerners-not-to-the-poor-victims-.html

As of next week’s show I will be playing the music of the amazingly talented Robin Dean, you can check out his music at: http://www.myspace.com/robindeanuk

Be warned they are so catchy ive listened to ‘the hyper one’ like 10 times allready!!!

Its 2 years to the day that maddeline mcann dissapeared from Praia da Luz in portugal and thier are still so many unanswred questions,including the biggest question of all,just what did happen on may 3rd 2007?

This documentary was never shown on uk tv,its told by the portugese police chief who investigated the case.

By Jordan Ryan
While the “new world order” is a phrase becoming more and more household through mainstream media,the same media that denied it existed,people are succoming to the idea that the new world order is a solution but if you take a step back and look at the bigger picture it becomes alot clearer that it is not a new idea,it has been around for decades and only now is it becoming widley accepted although its a common misconception that the new world order is a good change.

For now it is been pushed as a solution to the fianancial crisis,a “Global Fianancaial Order” but what happens next? What happens once there is a 1 world currency?…..

This small group of elitists and thier puppeteers will push for a global government,think of it like a nice little package, world currency,world government,world justice system [or possibly injustice] only the package wont be the mint on your hotel room pillow,it will be ruthless and there will be nothing we can do to stop it.

Some of you out there who read this will be thinking,jeez not another conspiracy nut but everything is falling into place,just like people have been warning for years and yet people are so ignorant they completley ignore the fact that its all written in stone,literally.

The Georgia Guidestones are a huge granite artifact in Elbert County, Georgia, USA. The artifact is almost twenty feet (6m) tall, and made from six granite slabs weighing more than 100 tons in all. One slab stands in the center, with four arranged around it. A capstone lies on top of the five slabs, which are astronomically aligned. An additional stone tablet, which is set in the ground a short distance to the west of the structure, provides some clarifying notes on the history and purpose of the Guidestones.

One only has to take a look at whats inscribed on these stones to have an overview of what the elite has planned.

MAINTAIN HUMANITY UNDER 500,000,000

IN PERPETUAL BALANCE WITH NATURE

GUIDE REPRODUCTION WISELY —

IMPROVING FITNESS AND DIVERSITY

The first 2 guidelines on the stones,population control. This is pushed in your face more than you may think,heres the latest;

David Attenborough

The naturalist is frightened by the number of people in the world and says the human race needs to be reduced

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6121737.ece

This is nothing new,just look towards china where they have a one child policy that limits couples to one child. Fines, pressures to abort a pregnancy, and even forced sterilization accompanied second or subsequent pregnancies. It wont be long before there is that tyoe of control in the western world,it started a few years ago in mainstream media wich large familys been frowned upon;

Children ‘bad for planet’

By Sarah-Kate Templeton in London

The Australian

May 07, 2007 12:00am

HAVING large families should be frowned upon as an environmental misdemeanour in the same way as frequent long-haul flights, driving a big car and failing to reuse plastic bags, says a report to be published today by a green think tank.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,21684156-5009760,00.html

The worlds population is approximatley6.77 billion people,there is only one way of cutting down numbers to keep the population below 500 million,DEATH

If you want more proof they want you dead,take a look at this;

If I were reincarnated, I would wish to be returned to Earth as a killer virus to lower human population levels.
Prince Phillip quote

http://www.saidwhat.co.uk/quotes/celebrity/prince_phillip

If you are still in doubt that there is a “new world order” or the fact that they want you dead then i suggest you stick to your tell-lie-vision set and enjoy the pointless shit they call “programmes”, you stick to your paris hilton and other over-rated “idols” and remember that “the government is your fwienddy”

Peace,Love,Freedom

Jordan Ryan

Alex Jones-Endgame blueprint for global enslavement:

This song is about how we’ve forgotten the importance of our leaders’ character. The expression, “Obamanation”, (a play on words, yes) is also meant to symbolize a reality where people vote for politicians based upon charisma, instead of the content of their character.

It’s describing a situation where we are blinded by those whose main goal is to spend more of our tax money while ignoring our values.

It reminds us that the change THEY want may not be the change that YOU want. Let them know whose change matters.

Gordon Brown today made an overtly religious call for a new world order based on the ‘deep moral sense’ shared by all faiths.

Making the first speech by a serving Prime Minister at St Paul’s Cathedral in London, Mr Brown quoted from scripture as he said people could come together to forge a new ‘global society’.

The world economy and society should be rebuilt around a Zulu word for hope - themba - which also stands for ‘there must be an alternative’, the Prime Minister suggested.

It was an extraordinary break from his predecessor Tony Blair, whose spin doctor Alastair Campbell, famously declared that ‘we don’t do God’.

At Westminster it was also seen as high risk for a Government mired in allegations of sleaze to put morality and faith at the centre of its political and economic message.

Mr Brown, asked about his decision to discuss religion so openly, declared: ‘I think politicians have got to be very careful that they don’t turn out to try to be bishops.

‘But what we do and what we say reflects the views that we have, the belief we hold, the faith we were brought up in and the faith we believe in.’

Mr Brown, whose father was a minister in the Church of Scotland, is not a regular churchgoer, but aides said last night that he believed in God.

The Prime Minister, on a platform with his Australian counterpart Kevin Rudd and the Bishop of London Richard Chartres, admitted unsupervised financial markets had ‘crossed moral boundaries’.

He said market forces should be replaced by those of the ‘heart’ because it was now clear they could ‘become the enemy of the good society’.

‘We can now see that markets cannot self-regulate but they can self destruct,’ he added.

Critics said Mr Brown undermined his high moral tone by injecting some low politics into his address. He claimed those that would ‘do nothing’ and let the recession ‘run its course’ - his traditional attack on David Cameron - ‘demean our humanity’.

The Prime Minister also raised eyebrows by claiming he had been arguing for ’some time’ that there are limits to markets.

Mr Brown, with Australian PM Kevin Rudd in the historic cathedral, where he talks about the G20 summit

For more than a decade, Labour enthusiastically championed the ‘light touch’ regulation of the City now blamed for letting bankers take massive risks.

Speaking to a congregation of 2,000 faith leaders, charity workers, City leaders and schoolchildren, Mr Brown again dodged calls for him to apologise for his role in the financial crisis.

‘I have always said I take full responsibility for my actions,’ he declared. ‘But I also know that this crisis is global in source and global in scale.

‘I believe that unsupervised globalisation of our financial markets did not only cross national boundaries - it crossed moral boundaries too.’

The Prime Minister said financial institutions and markets must in future operate around the ‘enduring virtues’ of everyday life.

‘Our financial system must be founded on the very same values that are at the heart of our family lives,’ he said.

The Prime Minister argued that through all faiths, traditions and heritages runs a ’single powerful modern sense demanding responsibility from all and fairness to all’.

The quoted the Christian doctrine of ‘do to others what you would have them do unto you’ and highlighted similar principles in Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism.

‘They each and all reflect a sense that we share the pain of other, and a sense that we believe in something bigger than ourselves - that we cannot be truly content while others face despair, cannot be completely at ease while others live in fear, cannot be satisfied while others are in sorrow,’ he said.

‘We all feel, regardless of the source of our philosophy, the same deep moral sense that each of us is our brother and sisters’ keeper… we cannot and will not pass by on the other side when people are suffering and when we have it within our power to help.’

The Prime Minister called for religious leaders, business chiefs, charities, universities and schools to ‘begin a conversation, a national debate, as serious as any we have entered into in my lifetime, about the shape of the economy and the society we have now to renew’.

He said that the word themba, coined by African campaigners and short for ‘there must be an alternative’, conveyed ‘everything that must guide us today’.

‘While it was an acronym, it was also the Zulu word for the most important thing that humans can have - hope,’ he added.

‘Themba - the confidence, conviction and certainty that where there are problems there are always solutions, and we do not need to accept the defeatism of doing nothing.’

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1166182/Brown-DOES-God-calls-new-world-order-sermon-St-Pauls.html?ITO=1490

It’s all over the news, using the media to throw the idea of population control, wait ans see people’s reaction.
They then wheel out all of the “Friends” of the earth, the green party people, to persuade us to have no more than 2 children.

The message was quiet clear you either accept to have one or 2 children, or we all suffer I quote their words “Wars, Starvation, Diseases” we’ve been living with these for as far as I can remember, what is new?

And they now refer to a new born baby as “Carbon producer” we have been called “Useless consumers” we’ve been called species.

That is exactly what they think of us as a worthless “Species” NOT human beings anymore, not individuals, but animals without any dignity.

And they always manage to bring on those idiots, who think they have it all covered.
They are moving extremely fast now, two things will come out of this.

They will either pass a law to restrict us from having more than 2 children
Or
They will of course introduce heavy fines, and taxes if you decide to have 3 kids.
They crack me up when they come up with their ludicrous arguments, such shortage of food, shortage of resources.
And the planet is over populated what a joke, lol
Shortage only exist because they wanted it right from the start, there’s enough food on this planet to feed the population 6 times over.

millions of tons of food is thrown away every single day.
I am sick of all this bullshit, Soon we will be taxed on how much oxygen we breathe every day.

I can predict this, it’s not a rocket science, just the way they have been behaving I can see it coming our way.

The other thing they are doing at the moment is “Blaming” MPs for their expenses.
Yes it’s true, but the reality is to deflect the public eye away from the banksters, if you combine all the illegal expenses that these MPs have taken.

It’s peanuts if you compare them to what these banksters have been sucking for generations and generations.

But because people really started to get angry about all of these bailouts, they’re now trying to move the spotlights away from the “Poor” bankersters

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