Entry for August 13, 2006
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Bennett Out!
2006-08-13 19:32:36 GMT
Comments (4 total)
Author:Anonymous
Hey Bennett,
Just found the new website, very cool! BTW, I heard the Greg Rock show on Peak Oil, pretty intence dude!
Mcat
2006-08-19 06:13:18 GMT
Just found the new website, very cool! BTW, I heard the Greg Rock show on Peak Oil, pretty intence dude!
Mcat
Author:Anonymous
Here's the top ten most provocative questions we face regarding real change in society. Please tell us what you think and we'll mention it on the air...
1. Would you still want to know what the real problems were regarding world issues if by knowing the problems it made you sad, angry, destablized, or fearful?
2. Would you want to know how to take responsibility if it meant changing your lifestyle?
3. Would you pay more for products and services if you knew it would sustain the local economy in the long term?
4. Do you ignore the news because it's depressing?
5. If standing up for what is right meant quitting your job or confronting some of your friends, would you do it?
6. If you knew beyond a shadow of a doubt, that a politician lied, was corrupt, stealing money, or dishonest in some other way, would you stand up and speak out if it meant putting your life or your reputation on the line?
7. If someone you knew personally was committing a crime like abusing their own child, would you stand up to them?
8. Would you be willing to apply social pressure upon people who are contributing to global warming?
9. Do you think that people will change their ways before we go through complete and utter collapse?
10. Do you think corporations should be held to account for their actions?
--Bennett Marks
<http://www.EmpowermentRadioOnline.com>
2006-08-22 03:54:41 GMT
1. Would you still want to know what the real problems were regarding world issues if by knowing the problems it made you sad, angry, destablized, or fearful?
2. Would you want to know how to take responsibility if it meant changing your lifestyle?
3. Would you pay more for products and services if you knew it would sustain the local economy in the long term?
4. Do you ignore the news because it's depressing?
5. If standing up for what is right meant quitting your job or confronting some of your friends, would you do it?
6. If you knew beyond a shadow of a doubt, that a politician lied, was corrupt, stealing money, or dishonest in some other way, would you stand up and speak out if it meant putting your life or your reputation on the line?
7. If someone you knew personally was committing a crime like abusing their own child, would you stand up to them?
8. Would you be willing to apply social pressure upon people who are contributing to global warming?
9. Do you think that people will change their ways before we go through complete and utter collapse?
10. Do you think corporations should be held to account for their actions?
--Bennett Marks
<http://www.EmpowermentRadioOnline.com>
Author:Anonymous
All I have to say is "Thank You God," for outstanding results on this last election!
--Anonymous!
2006-11-13 21:36:18 GMT
--Anonymous!
Author:Anonymous
I am very interested in learning more about your
motivation program. A friend of mine in Honolulu
sent me your web site. I am involved with
people all over the world in a quest to do
great works for humanity. My circle of friends
is in business affairs and developing projects
from Nigeria to China. Don Kirkpatrick, President, The Creative Circle.
At 80 years, I am always interested in world changes and sharing insights with
leaders who are constantly looking for new
answers to life like yourself. Don Kirkpatrick
CEO,The Creative Circle Austin, Texas
--Don Kirkpatrick
<mailto:[email protected]>
2008-08-11 16:24:34 GMT
motivation program. A friend of mine in Honolulu
sent me your web site. I am involved with
people all over the world in a quest to do
great works for humanity. My circle of friends
is in business affairs and developing projects
from Nigeria to China. Don Kirkpatrick, President, The Creative Circle.
At 80 years, I am always interested in world changes and sharing insights with
leaders who are constantly looking for new
answers to life like yourself. Don Kirkpatrick
CEO,The Creative Circle Austin, Texas
--Don Kirkpatrick
<mailto:[email protected]>
