The Weekly Gazette

10/20/2017 9:58 PM Previously on FB: I understand why we have things like Neo-Nazis, Right-wing, Left-wing, Alt-right, Alt-left, Anti-Trump, for Trump, supremacists, Ku Klux Klan growth, and other messes rapidly spreading throughout the negatively pubescent nation. We don't recognize the government or the president anymore. We don't take the president seriously as much, make memes about everything, see the president as irresponsible, mock just about everything, and engage in weird fads. What I have been hearing about can really be compressed into one phrase: something like anarchy. I know that we do have a government, government agencies, a separation of powers, and checks and balances, but now officials are either being fired or resigning unexpectedly. The very first U.S. motto was actually "Mind Your Own Business" (Did You Know page on Facebook informed me), but we press out military into other peoples' and countries' matters. We have conspiracies about

10/18/2017, 7:48 PM What do school gates and jail doors have in common? People behind bars.

10/17/2017, 8:13 PM The world is based on exploitation of lesser powers. The few people rebel against society and silently rise out of the shadows as the highest elite. Think of people like Steve Jobs, Michael Dell, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg (NOT Beiderbecke, okay auto-correct?). They left the lawful education system to dominate society today, magnetizing the economy to the effects of their decisions. The rebels win, but the people are unaware of the rebel elite's actions; they are left to serve the elite who exploit the employed to their very remains. The end point of society is that education system is trying to hold back people, but the smart, mischievous few are tricky enough to reach ahead for the stock market and take control before the collegiate infant's first breath into the real world, a heartless, ruthless, scathing place of competition - essentially a realistic Hunger Game. Only the difference is that it's world in which we live. And if you try to fi

10/17/2017, 10:54 PM Previously on IG: To end the human perception of true existence in what humans accept as material, use the same kind of material against itself. Man's perceived concept of destruction states that object is broken, eradicated, removed, or erased, because it is eliminated by the physical use of man's idea of a true object - the object itself. The end of warfare is possible through its own destruction. A gun cannot fire without bullets. A airplane bomber cannot drop bombs or fire missiles if it lacks either one. To stop incorrect teaching and moral abuse, view the correct teaching and moral standard as the right standard, the good foundation. Energy transitions and changes path after tangible intelligence transfers the energy into its desires. We conceived artificial intelligence, our ultimate brainchild. Our perception if the world is our reaction to what we experience from our brain's understanding from the senses. Our behavior and beliefs a

10/6/2017, 8:40 PM Previously on FB: Hey everyone, don't argue with each other. Instead, practice explaining how people make their argument about something. You might ask why; you might ask of all things to do... do that? Well, how many people manage to get good scores on standardized essay tests? Arguing just makes enemies and builds competition for ego. Instead, why not just study how people persuade others? It could enhance your petty little arguments and benefit you on standardized tests. Only one backlash:  The man who invented standardized tests thought the tests were too crude; the tests were made generalized for universal human use, NOT for observing people's abilities. Actually, wait: Author's mistake; I mistook you people for those who genuinely have ears to listen... Most of you don't care, or Facebook thinks I am just not popular enough. Fine by me; a lot of you are human robots anyway. Rather than irritating me with your arguing, ANALYZE HOW peop