Monday, August 02, 2004
Our last night in Vancouver, our waiter, upon discovering we were from the States, wrote down a URL for us, insisting that we go there. Apparently, he gives it to all of the American visitors he encounters. I don't know exactly what to make of it; why don't you go take a look. Actually, I have a pretty good idea what to make of it, with only lingering question: are the NESARA people hoaxing or deluded? And which one was the waiter? I just find the idea of a secret government conspiracy that will forgive debt, release "enormous sums of money for humanitarian purposes," "establish peace throughout the world," and "enable the release of new technologies such as alternative energy devices" sounds a little suspect to me. I guess I'm just too cynical; maybe I'll be first against the wall when the revolution comes. Oh, wait, they said the US would cease all aggressive activities. I wonder how many people think the ".us" top-level domain is something governmental and so think it's legitimate because of that (spelling errors and all). It's funny. I think I've decided that the waiter was an idiot.