More Thoughts

[Keithjmoon70@xxxxxxx]

I woke up early again this morning as I have since Saturday with a mind full 
of activity about Pete.  This morning I woke up to the words of The Real Me. 
"Yesterday she passed me by, she doesn't wanna know me now..."  I shook my 
head and prayed for him again.  Then I turned to my spirit.

I have been going through the words of many songs just as I did when John 
passed away.  I had a very clear revelation this morning.

Pete just admits who we really are.  He is struggling with the fact that 
there is an evil thing in us that is trying to completely destroy us.  
Unpleasant?  You bet it is.  But this is what makes him my hero in the music 
world.  How easy it would be to live a pretend life.  A spoon-fed life. A 
"successful" life. He will have none of that.  He can see things and he is 
pointing at them.  They are inside of him and they are also inside of us if 
we admit it.  He is my hero because he does.

I am in no way suggesting that he is a pedophile.  This is a horrible sin.  
But it is a sin among many sins.  He made one thing very clear: He does not 
agree with this sin and is fighting against it.  I never heard what Gary 
Glitter's attitude was, so I cannot comment.  I never read an essay by him 
nor gave to any of his children's charities.

When we stand up and say things, people automatically put a label on us.  I 
am so happy to read the "good" news that Brian posted lately about people 
finally giving Pete the benefit of the doubt, especially after finding out 
about A Different bomb.  This writing has changed literally every mind that I 
have discussed this with.  And no, people were not humoring me by agreeing, 
this is a very serious subject. 

The ones that seem to be the "judges" are cold hearted people who (think 
they) have never failed in life before or people with radio and TV shows that 
need ratings boosts.  Both are not even real to me.


Jon in Mi.