ran 3.9 miles
I’ve posted quite a few videos on this blog over the last year but this one is the best I’ve seen. The guy talking, Chris Savvinidis, is a machine. I have to admit I am a bit jealous of his ability to wield such concise logic and such an immense amount of useful information at such a rapid and articulate pace. He made more sense than a dozen of any other protestors combined. These people in the streets, far the most part are too blinded with anger and cannot unite, except for the ability to make some clever signs and to rebel for the simple sake of rebelling. If only one-third of them would rally around this guy, who brought some true problems and some crystal clear solutions to the table, they would make a far larger impact. Instead, they walk the streets like incoherent zombies, which, in fact, many protestors dress up as for added effect.
840.6 miles to go.
Here is what happened one year ago on Day50.
I’ve posted quite a few videos on this blog over the last year but this one is the best I’ve seen. The guy talking, Chris Savvinidis, is a machine. I have to admit I am a bit jealous of his ability to wield such concise logic and such an immense amount of useful information at such a rapid and articulate pace. He made more sense than a dozen of any other protestors combined. These people in the streets, far the most part are too blinded with anger and cannot unite, except for the ability to make some clever signs and to rebel for the simple sake of rebelling. If only one-third of them would rally around this guy, who brought some true problems and some crystal clear solutions to the table, they would make a far larger impact. Instead, they walk the streets like incoherent zombies, which, in fact, many protestors dress up as for added effect.
840.6 miles to go.
Here is what happened one year ago on Day50.
