drvenner
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I have had frequent headaches since I was a child and occasionally get ocular migraines. I do enjoy the trippy rainbows I see emanating from any source of light at the beginning but dread what is to follow. I have enjoyed various binaural beats sound creations for modifying my state of consciousness and discovered a couple of decent ones which have often helped with headache when OTC medication did not. Some people respond better to isocronic tones for brainwave entrainment purposes but I find their repetition too annoying. Hopefully these may help you.
I normally like a lot of what you post. This isn't one of those times. Kind of surprising.As I see it, wars are manufactured to feed the corporate industrial war machine, to steal wealth from the citizens, transfer it to private corporations, empower their political lackies and get them re-elected in perpetuity. If we really wanted to serve our vets better, the citizens would rise up and put a stop to that instead of asking those perpetual political lackies to do more for the soldier-fodder after they use them up and throw them aside.
....yessir, indeed it do@Plove23 I know this makes your day just like it did mine.
Yes...that makes sense.More recent generations of soldiers are much open about their issues. WW1 and 2 vets were a different breed. The WW1 guys weren't far removed from the much harsher realities of the less tame 1800's and WW2 soldiers had just endured the Great Depression.
They undoubtedly suffered either in silence and you had others that took it out on their families throughout the 50's. Those guys also had a much more simplified outlook toward the enemy being "evil" an inciting the situation.
Wars since then have typically been long-term wars of attrition with more civilians involved that blurred the lines of morality. Plus, info is much more widespread and the media much more willing to run negative stories about veterans and the military in general.
Yes, there is. I just think calling soldiers fodder is disrespectful. The biggest majority of the people I served with were very committed to what they were fighting for and did not believe they were being sacrificed. There is no doubt that many good young men and women have died fighting in a war with questionable motives. Almost without fail, I'd bet they'd do it again.There is something to be said for the Military Industrial Complex. Not sure how far I'd go with that.