Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
Hollande rejette une Europe de «l\’austérité sans fin» – Libération « artslogic
Hollande rejette une Europe de «l\’austérité sans fin» – Libération « artslogic
Bon intention est belles paroles, donc action car une nation puisant est une nation ou ces citoyens sont en bonne état, sain, propre, souriant, accueillants, noble, sage, intelligents, en bonne santé.
La priorité est la santé, leur dents, comme leur vue, leur esprit comme leur espace prive, leur foi. Certes la dette est grande, mais réfléchisses bien ! L’économie ces les hommes, leur savoir, leur partage, ce nés pas ni les banques, ni le CAC 40, ou wall street, ni la banque mondial. L’état est impuissants devant la finance, mais pas le citoyens, car ce lui la finance, la banque mondial, le FMI, la consommation, la création, le travail est la inventivité. Donc oublier la cour des comptes (Didier Migout) est évité un printemps Français. Car il sera pire..
Bon intention est belles paroles, donc action car une nation puisant est une nation ou ces citoyens sont en bonne état, sain, propre, souriant, accueillants, noble, sage, intelligents, en bonne santé.
La priorité est la santé, leur dents, comme leur vue, leur esprit comme leur espace prive, leur foi. Certes la dette est grande, mais réfléchisses bien ! L’économie ces les hommes, leur savoir, leur partage, ce nés pas ni les banques, ni le CAC 40, ou wall street, ni la banque mondial. L’état est impuissants devant la finance, mais pas le citoyens, car ce lui la finance, la banque mondial, le FMI, la consommation, la création, le travail est la inventivité. Donc oublier la cour des comptes (Didier Migout) est évité un printemps Français. Car il sera pire..
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Tim Rifat on The Pope Resignation and the Rothschild Pedophilia Rings
Tim Rifat on The Pope Resignation and the Rothschild Pedophilia Rings
libya, Syria, Iraq, same plot same aim same end... FMI reconstruction and reduction of worlds population..
libya, Syria, Iraq, same plot same aim same end... FMI reconstruction and reduction of worlds population..
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013
Are We Living in The Matrix « artslogic
Are We Living in The Matrix « artslogic
there is body reality, mind reality, upper-mind reality and world reality, all of them are link to each others as reality is the world as one. virtual reality is mostly mental, and it is rather a time-frame reality than a virtual one, in fact all we see are images, we do not perceive unfamiliar images just learned ones. unfamiliar realities are what is real but we fail to perceive, it is not completely programmed to our perceptive concepts. artistic creation is an steep forward towards understanding our current configuration of reality and perceiving a new configuration of reality. what does moves is our concepts what they represent are images.
there is body reality, mind reality, upper-mind reality and world reality, all of them are link to each others as reality is the world as one. virtual reality is mostly mental, and it is rather a time-frame reality than a virtual one, in fact all we see are images, we do not perceive unfamiliar images just learned ones. unfamiliar realities are what is real but we fail to perceive, it is not completely programmed to our perceptive concepts. artistic creation is an steep forward towards understanding our current configuration of reality and perceiving a new configuration of reality. what does moves is our concepts what they represent are images.
The Greek Trap
The Greek Trap
it is not just banks is the logic of consumption, what we buy, why, and how. why some can get more and others less, quality, versus quantity. however what we think of possessions is as important as why we buy them. assurance is done via purchasing objects rather than the individuals self, knowledge and entity. money goes above that and intelligence is how much money you got.
it is not just banks is the logic of consumption, what we buy, why, and how. why some can get more and others less, quality, versus quantity. however what we think of possessions is as important as why we buy them. assurance is done via purchasing objects rather than the individuals self, knowledge and entity. money goes above that and intelligence is how much money you got.
Can Internet Technology Destroy the Financial Monopoly? | Global Research « artslogic
Can Internet Technology Destroy the Financial Monopoly? | Global Research « artslogic
it is not just banks is the logic of consumption, what we buy, why, and how. why some can get more and others less, quality, versus quantity. however what we think of possessions is as important as why we buy them. assurance is done via purchasing objects rather than the individuals self, knowledge and entity. money goes above that and intelligence is how much money you got.
it is not just banks is the logic of consumption, what we buy, why, and how. why some can get more and others less, quality, versus quantity. however what we think of possessions is as important as why we buy them. assurance is done via purchasing objects rather than the individuals self, knowledge and entity. money goes above that and intelligence is how much money you got.
BBC News - Louvre museum returns Nazi-looted artwork
BBC News - Louvre museum returns Nazi-looted artwork
the question is how much did RICHARD Newman paid for those art works, how he got the money,reasons of negotiation when he bought them, they existed before the 1900, so inquire. as a thief that stills from a thief's is still a thief. we all know that the rigs between Germans and Jews was money as always is. so is all down to money............
the question is how much did RICHARD Newman paid for those art works, how he got the money,reasons of negotiation when he bought them, they existed before the 1900, so inquire. as a thief that stills from a thief's is still a thief. we all know that the rigs between Germans and Jews was money as always is. so is all down to money............
Psychologie des Foules - Wikipédia
Psychologie des Foules - Wikipédia
Peu aptes au raisonnement, les foules sont au contraire très aptes à l'action »1. Si Le Bon compare parfois les foules à des individus dont les facultés de réflexion seraient faibles, il ne les identifie pas comme de simples agrégats, ni comme des super-individus. Au contraire, une foule est une entité psychologique particulière, irréductible aux individus qui la composent : c'est pourquoi il faut l'analyser comme telle.
La foule, dans le sens où l'emploie Le Bon, est distincte du simple agrégat d'individus. « Dans certaines circonstances données, et seulement dans ces circonstances, une agglomération d'hommes possède des caractères nouveaux fort différents de ceux des individus composant cette agglomération. La personnalité consciente s'évanouit, les sentiments et les idées de toutes les unités sont orientés dans une même direction. »2 La distinction entre foule et agrégat n'est pas une question de nombre : des centaines d'individus se trouvant au même endroit dans des buts différents (par exemple, des gens sur un marché, parmi lesquels on trouve des promeneurs, des acheteurs, des vendeurs, des agents de police, etc.) ne forment qu'un agrégat, alors que quelques individus, dans certaines circonstances, constituent une foule. Les foules sont régies par une « loi d'unité mentale des foules ». Elles ont en quelque sorte une « âme », avec des passions et un fonctionnement organique comparable à celui de l'esprit humain. Dans le livre I, Le Bon examine les passions et le mode de représentation d'une foule ; dans le livre II, il examine les origines et les caractéristiques de ses croyances.
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