Mental Slavery

We are living in very serious times. With talk of corruption and abuse of rights, it is imperative that every man and woman arm themselves with knowledge. It is knowledge that keeps us from being willing slaves to the diseased system. That knowledge may save your country, your family and your life. What the author of this blog hopes is that the words imparted here and the ideas shared here will aid in the mental empowerment of the Barbadian people.

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  1. B_F_P_E said,

    September 27, 2007 at 6:17 am

    We are also living in times of INTERNET FRAUDS, FAKES and LIARS such as those at BFP and BU.

    The people of Barbados need to be protected from such animals… and that’s EXACTLY what Barbados Free Press Exposed is all about.

    We hope you don’t end up like them.

    Good luck.

    BFPE.

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  2. Ian Bourne said,

    October 12, 2007 at 11:20 am

    I rally hope you have not let BFPE silence you from your intriguing commentaries – they are generic yet hone in on current concerns of many Barbadians – I unashamedly admit I keep my own News Blog somewhat neutral due to employment circumstances, but does this not speak to the fact I fear victimisation? Is that not in itself a form of Mental Slavery? Whosoever is in power and I can recall some doozies in the days of EWB, they have become the Plantocracy – just in the same way Israelis have become Nazis with Palestinians, despite the fact genetics has shown that Palestinians and Israelis could be brothers apart from language! As Woody Allen used to say – the only difference between the Czar and Napoleon is their height!

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    TBT
    Nope, types like BFPE only fluster those that can’t see past the bravado. I’ll keep the word out till the cops kick-in the front door with blank warrants in hand.

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  3. superlative1 said,

    November 9, 2007 at 11:07 pm

    The problem is, how do those sheepish persons find this elusive education? The problem is the lack of division of the concepts Education and Schooling. People think knowledge can only be found on the pages of dusty texts within a rigid classroom setting. Enlighten the people TBT, bring them to your light.
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    TBT
    The funny thing about enlightenment is it requires effort and diligence not comfortable myths, I fear my fellow countrymen love the myths so much that they will die defending them. I perhaps might be a “Morpheus” archetype in that I’m only here to point to the door, its up people themselves to go through it.

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  4. superlative1 said,

    November 10, 2007 at 5:08 pm

    I guess it’s true what they say, you can carry a horse to water but you can’t make it drink. as far as BFPE is concerned… hmmm…

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