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Oh I don't think the world does. One is enough.
While I'm happy in my own skin, it is not a journey I'd recommend to others. Given my time again, I'd opt for an easier journey. But at least I'm not bored .

Haven't been on for about three weeks, saw Raz at the conference, visited my Mom for a week, she is beginning to get it. She has never denied the abuse since she heard about it a few years ago but has not been able to figure out why we couldn't just forgive and go on. When I told her about the many MKs I talk to she promised to pray for us. That shows me she is beginning to see healing doesn't happen over night. Then I came home and you know what it is like when Mom is gone for two weeks haven't caught up yet and trying to get my garden in also.

Any way I have been reading some tonight, Wow you are really the greatest. I missed Bemused poems, but we did have a good bunch of them at the conference that people were reading and appreciating. Glad to be back will try to catch up.

Aussie, I am glad you came to the place where you can talk about it.
You are one brave woman!

I watched a documentary last night about a nurse who murdered dozens of his patients. Many were not terminally ill, or even in pain. The item was an interview with him. He didn't seem mad, just cold and calculating.

The two disturbing things were the total grief of the relatives of his victims and there was no need for so many victims in the first place. There were suspicions of what he was up to, but he was asked to move on from hospital to hospital and no one bothered to alert the next facility that he was under suspicion. The excuse raised was that each hospital was afraid they would be sued for wrongful termination of employment. So he kept on murdering.

And the parallels were obvious. Except it wasn't just suspicion, often the victims spoke, but the perpetrators were shuffled off to different jobs, or allowed to escape back to their own countries, never to face justice. Then of course they probably carried on their offending, thinking they were invincible. So more lives were ruined.

http://www.advisory.com/Daily-Briefing/ ... -his-story

And now we can go on to the next news story. When the baby lived through the abortion process, the Dr murdered them..... seems like we are going through the same thing here too. We survived the abuse so now they need to finish us off so we make no noise or live beyond the hidden abuse. Destroy the evidence.

Sorry, missed that story. But get the point, which is powerfully true.

Not sure what is going on in the States, but down here there are a lot of nervousness around the Commission of Inquiry. It has been well advertised. No doubt prayers for protection are being fervently made, but wrong god. The God of truth is on the side of those who are speaking out against this travesty.
The only tactic left now is to hide and mutter about bitter spirits. The game is up down here and the truth is being asked for. There are only three options:

1. Speak up loud and clear, so that all know that you do not support those who have been involved in this scandal.

2. Start praying that your god is merciful and there is some rock somewhere, where you can hide.

3. Sit on the fence and see which way this goes, then at the last minute squeal on your friends and say you were held against your will and it was all someone elses fault because you were just doing what you were told. No one will believe you and you will be labelled a coward!

Meanwhile lets celebrate the real heros who have relentlessly kept the pressure on and are now reaping the rewards of watching the cracks get so big they can't be plastered over.

Right on Aussie! I like the way you say it.

Our friends at CrossEyedView Australia are no doubt looking for some large rocks.