To:

John Palen Powelson, "Jack"
4875 Sioux Drive #1
Boulder, CO 80303
jack.powelson@colorado.edu
http://tqe.quaker.org/
(720) 304-7175


Did you ever get your project off the ground?

You know there may be some truth to the Wizard of Oz philosophy.  Maybe God, 
like the Oz, requires belief in a deception.  Revelations may have signs of 
being just a mythology.  The meanings are archaic and difficult to relate to 
reality.

You felt like you had to kill people for your plans to work, but there may 
have been a way where you not only didn't have to kill people, it would have 
worked out even better than had they died.  Don't you think?  You are 
intelligent.  Why couldn't you have found that better way?

Anyway, it's too late now, now that Cynthia Jane Anderson and Sandy Ebrahm 
are dead.  Their murders were absolutely inexcusable.  They caught up with 
you, didn't they?  You just don't kill people and get away with it, I don't 
care how smart you are, or how justified you may feel it may be.

In the forgiveness option, people are forgiven of their mistakes in the 
interest of higher causes.  In the law option, people are prosecuted for 
their mistakes in the interest of justice.  I don't see how one can prosper 
without the other, since justice is just as much a worthy cause as are 
"higher causes."  The two go together.

Those in pain want relief from pain, but you stole their relief and 
harvested it, leaving them permanently in pain, and used it to bolster your 
sexual pleasure.  I'm sure you know how that works.  You stored it up in 
human silos in virtually limitless supply, to tap upon and consume in your 
immortality.  You've put great thought and care into this.  But do you think 
your actions are really fair?  Just because you were smart enough to figure 
out how to do it, does that entitle you to exploit people in pain?  Don't 
you think that's selfish?

Some of the currents in the unconscious are pretty strong.  They can even be 
lethal.  The river is owned by the human race, not by any single individual. 
With some care, it can amplify the personality of one individual or group of 
people.  If they use the river to empower themselves, is it right that they 
should be entitled to oversee the rest of the human race?  No, it's not. 
Many people already tap into the power of the river to survive.  Nobody owns 
it.  It isn't regulated by the government.  If you are a pacifist, why do 
you use it to kill people?  Do you think that just because nobody sees, it 
isn't murder?

I know that you hope to revitalize your dream.  I know that the only way 
you're going to do it, is if you kill me with your own two bare hands. 
You'll have to come to me to do it.

Consider a hacksaw blade.  If you compress the ends, it curves.  It can bow 
one way or bow the other way.  This is like the mirror image.  The beast 
rising up out of the earth is the mirror image of the beast rising up out of 
the sea. (Revelations 13).

Still, it's no excuse to kill people.  Maybe Revelations is a myth, and Oz 
is almost God, but the blade on my hacksaw is pulled tight, like it's 
intended to be used, straight and true.

What would you call the truth?

I am 41 years younger than you, and the struggles I've survived have been 
much harsher than the discomforts you've endured.  You know I know the 
truth, and you're not it.

Jon Giffen

Jon Giffen, Internet Loon, wrote:
> To:
> 
> John Palen Powelson, "Jack"
> 4875 Sioux Drive #1
> Boulder, CO 80303
> jack.powelson@colorado.edu
> http://tqe.quaker.org/
> (720) 304-7175

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