Armed Forces Day

Fear is in our genes. It was required for us to survive. Our fear led to tribes where chiefs and priests exploited our fears. Our priests kept our souls in fear and our chiefs kept our bodies in fear. Our priests told us we would burn in hell, forever, if we did not worship the church and give ten percent of our production to the church. Our chiefs told us to kill others before they killed us. This fear has led to tribal chiefs having much power, power we voluntarily gave away for the promise of safety. This fear has resulted in government holidays that pay homage and worship to the chiefs, priests and warriors.

Yesterday, May 15, was Armed Forces Day in the United States. Other countries have their Armed Forces Day. It is a day designed to give the next generation of young men who have meaningless lives a place to feel important. Feeling important is one of Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of human needs.

We have many holidays worshiping the State. How they came about and why is well written at this site.

Here is a list of U.S. holidays. The latest is Earth Day, another religious holiday worshiping the earth, and there are plenty of priests in the new religion called Environment.

Charles "Fearless" Tolleson