Thoughts to Provoke Your Thoughts

Here is a thought to provoke your thoughts: officials of foreign governments have done more, much more for the hundreds of thousands of Filipinos - the suffering victims of the monster typhoon "Yolanda" that caused so much death and destruction in the Philippines. The officials of the Philippine government have done less, much less, for its own people. . . Here is another thought to provoke you thoughts: officials of foreign governments have done more, much more in giving Filipino workers and laborers employment in foreign countries. . . the officials of the Philippine government have been giving Filipino workers and laborers virtually no employment opportunities right here in our own country in need of so much growth and development. Why should they? They are busy stealing the people's money - the same money that they use to buy the votes from the people in order to keep themselves in power, wealth, and glory! . . . I said it before, I say it again: PORK LAHAT KAYO SA CONGRESSO! BABOY LAHAT KAYO SA SENADO! HINDUT LAHAT KAYO SA GOBYERNO! Poch Suzara Twitter# Facebook# Google#

I am the Way, the truth, and the Life

"I am the way and the truth and the life... No one comes to the Father except through me. . . John 14:6 . . . Indeed, the truth will make us free. As for me, I said it before, I say it again: Never mind giving me love and affection, sex, rewards, awards, fame, fortune, or even a college diploma - just give me the truth! . . . Indeed, give me the truth as it is a shinning and a self-respecting goddess; and NOT the truth as a silly God who is always mindless, heartless, careless, reckless, senseless, meaningless, worthless, toothless, faceless, and eternally thoughtless. . . Poch Suzara Twitter# Facebook# Google#

The Angry Atheists

Atheists aren't angry because we're selfish, or bitter, or joyless. . . Atheists are angry because we have compassion. . . Atheists are angry because we have a sense of justice. . . Atheists are angry because we see millions of people being terribly harmed by religion, and our hearts go out to them, and we feel motivated to do something about it. . . Atheists aren't angry because there's something wrong with us. Atheists are angry because there's something right with us. . . . Greta Christina, speaking at Reason Rally, National Mall, Washington, DC, 2012-03-24 . . . For my part, I am angry atheist because of what Christianity has done to my people and to my country. . . We Filipinos are nothing but sick as a people, and nothing but sick as a nation. . . We all have been taught to believe that there is nothing precious in this life existing earthly in the here and now; only something heavenly later after death with the pie in the sky later by and by. . . Indeed, everything is a dismal failure with us Filipinos in the Philippines; except religion in its churches and cathedrals and in schools, colleges, and universities - religion has always been and still is a great success! . . . Consider the horrors with millions upon millions of us Filipinos in this already 21st century: we still do believe and have faith in the message revealed as the truth in the holy bible: "Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him." 1 John 2:15 . . . Thus, our traditional Christian approach to nature has been a major contributing factor to ecological destruction. The belief that there is a better world to come after death has led to our disregard even of our natural of resources. We believe instead that the only things of true value are those found with Jesus in heaven. Our country, our people and nature and the flesh - we see as low and depraved and unworthy and therefore should be of no consequence to life coming in the next life. Our country is merely a stopover on our journey to the next world with God in heaven. Therefore the less love and less respect placed on it and more love and more respect placed on God and religion the better our chances to win eternal salvation with Jesus in the next world. I am told by my enemies, friends, associates, and relatives that as an angry atheist I am full of hate. Indeed, I am full of hate and proud of it. After all, in the Philippines, when it comes to the evils of religion, we are way way ahead of everybody in this God-forsaken world. . . Poch Suzara Twitter# Facebook# Google#

The Horrors of Christianity

You find as you look around the world that every single bit of progress in humane feeling, every improvement in the criminal law, every step toward the diminution of war, every step toward better treatment of the colored races, or every mitigation of slavery, every moral progress that there has been in the world, has been consistently opposed by the organized churches of the world... I say quite deliberately that the Christian religion, as organized in its churches, has been and still is the principal enemy of moral progress in the world. - - - Bertrand Russell (Why I Am Not a Christian) Oh Russell, my dear Bertrand Russell, I said it before, I say it again: Never mind looking at the world around us, just take a good look at the Philippines - the only Christian country in Asia since the 16th century. . . In the Philippines, with us as a people, in this already 21st century, we still do love nothing but God up there by hating one another down here. . .indeed, life in general in the Philippines can be characterized as the daily competition to be the criminal or just be the victim of the criminals; especially, those as the officials in the government. . . Poch Suzara

Thinkers are far More Useful than Believers

"Data is not information, Information is not knowledge, Knowledge is not understanding, Understanding is not wisdom." . . . Clifford Stoll . . . In the Philippines, instead of intelligent education, what we acquire is stupid indoctrination. . . Indeed, what can be expected from schools, colleges, and universities own and operated by the Catholic priesthood industry?. . . We Filipinos are never taught HOW to think; only WHAT to believe! . . . I said it before, I say it again: In this already 21st century, it is time for us Filipinos to learn HOW to be enlightened thinkers as a people. In this way, we need no longer to carry on as frightened believers of our poor and backward nation. . . Poch Suzara

Jose Rizal and the Catholic Priesthood Industry

The philosopher has never killed any priests, whereas the priest has killed a great many philosophers." . . . Denis Diderot . . . In the Philippines, the only Catholic country in Asia, the Catholic priesthood industry has arrested, incarcerated, and publicly executed Jose Rizal - the greatest of Filipinos as a thinker; but also continue to render inutile the minds and hearts of millions upon millions of Filipino children in schools, colleges, and universities own and operated by the Catholic priesthood industry in the Philippines. . . Thus, even in this already 21s century, we Filipinos are still taught how to love Jesus up there by hating one another in our own country down here. . . Poch Suzara Twitter# Facebook# Google#

Filipinos as the Victims of Christianity

How come we Filipinos, in this already 21st century, are still spiritually impoverished as the Sick Man of Asia? . . . Well, For one thing, we Filipinos will never do anything worthwhile for our country. We do not love our country. Whatever it is that move our minds and hearts as Filipinos will only have to do with anything to please a silly divinity up there; or, anything to do with ourselves not as the intelligent leaders, but only as the frightened followers of Christianity down here. . . In the meantime: The hundreds of thousands of poor Filipinos victimized by the most destructive typhoon "Yolanda" - Winds of up to 235mph and gusts of 170mph left a trail of destruction - triggering major landslides, knocking out power and communications and causing catastrophic widespread damage. Hundreds of homes have been flattened and scores of streets flooded; more than 10,000 deaths - was a child's play compared to the millions upon millions of Filipinos who are still victimized by the wealth, power, and glory of Christianity in this only Christian country in Asia since the 16th century. Poch Suzara

The Greatest of Happiness in Life

God allows sorrows and tears today to open our hearts to the joys of tomorrow. . . Philippine Star Nov. 14, 2013 . . . Oh God, my dear God, whatever happened to the greatest of happiness in life - the power of thought to provoke deeper thoughts that should transform this world into a better world for the here and now with no sorrows and tears? . . . Poch Suzara

Education Versus Indoctrination

"We are faced with the paradoxical fact that education has become one of the chief obstacles to intelligence and freedom of thought. . . Indeed, we are all born ignorant, not stupid. We are made stupid by education. - Bertrand Russell . . . For my part, I was expelled out of high school because even since grade school, I wanted to be an intelligent thinker. I did not care to learn how to be a stupid believer. . .Indeed, to save not my silly soul, but to save instead my precious mind and heart. . . Poch Suzara

Liberty versus Lies and Deceptions

“If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.” ― George Orwell

As for me, in my simplicity, liberty means the right to enjoy not the freedom OF religion, but the freedom FROM religion. Poch Suzara

I Have Yet To Hear About it From God

If God does not approve of the way I live, think, read, and write; indeed, the way I have been educating myself out of school, - how come I never hear about it from God? I only hear about it from the religious jerks, if not from frightened college educated saps?. . . In the meantime, If any of you religious morons want me to believe in God, introduce God to me. In this way, I'd be happy to have a long thought-provoking chat with Him. . . I'd be most anxious to tell God that he has been a LOUSY FUCKING God to all of us Filipinos in the Philippines! Poch Suzara Twitter@ Facebook# Google#

What Philippine Government?

Philippine Government 'Paralyzed' by Typhoon Aftermath. . . CNN News . . . BBC . . . What Philippine government? There is no government of the people, by the people, and for the people in the Philippines! There is only the government of the sick officials, by the sick officials, and for the sick officials! . . . It is very easy to figure out the truth behind this historical horror. Even our government officials, from the lowest to the highest level all believe and have faith that - come what may, GOD WILL ALWAYS PROVIDE FOR THE PHILIPPINES; IF THAT WERE NOT YET FORTH COMING, HIS SON JESUS WILL SOON BE RETURNING TO REMEDY THE ILLS OF OUR SICK COUNTRY. . . Poch Suzara

Suffering for Christ's Sake

It is better to suffer for the cause of Christ than for the cause of Christ to suffer... Philippine Star, Nov. 13, 2013 . . . When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity... When millions of people suffer from a delusion, in the Philippines it is called Christianity." . . . In the meantime, let's take a closer look at the essence of Christianity: it is told to us in the Garden of Eden bible story. The fruit that was forbidden was on the tree of knowledge. The lesson is, all the suffering that Adam and Eve had to endure was because they wanted to discover more about the nature of that tree of knowledge. . . . Poch Suzara Twitter# Google# Facebook#

Is Sin Forgivable or Is It Not?

Is There an Unforgivable Sin? Mark 3:28-29: I tell you the truth, all the sins and blasphemies of men will be forgiven them... But whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; he is guilty of an eternal sin. There is an unforgivable sin. . . 1 John 1:9: If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness. Jesus forgives our sins. No exceptions mentioned. . . Colossians 2:13: When you were dead in your sins and in the uncircumcision of your sinful nature, God made you alive with Christ. He forgave us all our sins. "All" of our sins are forgiven. . . James 5:16: The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. . . Romans 3:10: There is none righteous, no, not one. . . For my part, I asked it before, I ask it again: Oh my dear inspired authors of God, how reliable was it for any of you to reveal the REVEALED TRUTH in the Holy Bible? . . .Poch Suzara

Lively Analysis versus Deadly Paralysis

The purpose of education is to replace an empty mind with an open one. . . Malcolm Forbes . . . The purpose of indoctrination, however, is to open the mind to learn how to be stupid as believers, and not to learn how to be intelligent as thinkers. . . In our schools, colleges, and universities in the Philippines - the only Catholic country in Asia since the 16th century - there is no such thing as education under lively analysis. . . There is only, for the most part, indoctrination under deadly paralysis. . . College-educated writers on these pages are the best examples of what it means to think not under lively analysis; but indeed only to believe, like frightened jerks, under deadly paralysis! . . . Poch Suzara

Which or What God

If there were no God, there would be no atheists. --G.K. Chesterton . . . Oh my dear G. K. Chesterton, I am an atheist only because my own teachers in school, friends, associates, and relatives never knew what or which GOD everybody is always talking about; specially as God is suppose to be existing here, there, and existing everywhere? . . . Moreover Sir, you are such a sanctimonious hypocrite, if not a frightened religious sap. . . If there were no atheists, who else will have the intellectual courage to tell the whole world that religion is nothing but historical garbage at best; biblical trash at worst. Poch Suzara

Wow God, What are you a God for?

Safety is not found in the absence of danger, but in the presence of God. . . Philippine Star, Nov. 11, 2013 . . . Wow, What a lot of dogma, pigma, hogma, and sick medulla oblongata. The only Begotten Son of God Jesus, crucified on a cross, cried out loud: "MY GOD, MY GOD, WHY HAS THOU FORSAKEN ME?" This was during the 1st century! . . . Today, in the 21st century, I ask: where was God's presence in the recent monster typhoon "Yolanda" that destroyed properties and assets and killed thousands of poor Filipinos not because of their free will to be free from danger, but because God had other divine plans for the Philippines - the only Catholic, God-fearing country in Asia since the 16th century? . . . Wow God, what are you a God for? . . .Poch Suzara . . . Facebook# Twitter# google#

God's Divne Plan

"If we want an increase of Christ, there must be a decrease in self"... Philippine Star, Nov. 10, 2013 . . . In other words, to hell with your Free Will, Just be happy and faithful with God's divine plan no matter how murderous, no matter how homicidal!. . . Poch Suzara

Janet Lim Napoles

I have the greatest admiration for Janet Lim Napoles. With no college education, no high school education, and due to poverty, with just a year or two in grade school - she somehow managed to rescue herself and her family and parents, brothers and sisters, and other friends and relatives out of poverty. With much guts and criminal maneuvering she was able to convince college-educated Congressmen and college-educated Senators to connive with her in stealing BILLIONS OF PESOS - the people's money that's suppose to belong to the government of the people, by the people, and for the people. As a high school expelled student, I envy the success of no-read-no-write Janet Lim Napoles. . . I am still trying to successfully convince college-educated men and women in the government including my friends, associates, and relatives that it is preoccupation with possession more than anything else that prevents us from living freely, nobly, and greatly. They just laugh at me. Just like my teachers in school. They all got peeved with me when I tried to tell them that my "questions" are far more precious than their "answers" because, in time, their answers will become obsolete. . . . Poch Suzara! Twitter# Facebook# Google#

Wasted Centuries

Waiting for God is never a waste of time . . . Philippine Star Nov. 9, 2013 . . . In the Philippines, however, waiting for God is a waste of centuries. . . Indeed, ever since the 16th century, millions upon millions of us Filipinos have never ceased to pray to God for our healthy growth as a people, and for our wealthy development as a nation. Thus far, however, we are still spiritually sick as a people, and still sick economically and sick and backward morally as a nation - we are only told to just keep on praying! - - - And like frightened damned fools - in this already 21st century, we are still busy, faithful, and sick with our sick prayers! . . . Poch Suzara Facebook# Twitter# Google#