Hang on to your hat!
You’re in for some gemstones of truth you’ve never seen before.
And if self-awareness is antipathetic to your delicate senses, or if you prefer to ignore the realities of life, stop reading now, because you may never be the same again.
What does “ON THE STREET,“ mean anyway? I’m using the phrase to mean stripping away the social veneer and being in direct contact with life instead of living an ivory-tower existence detached from reality.
I believe that these words from Mr. Thoreau express the meaning of the phrase “In The Street” precisely when he wrote the following: “. . . to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.
TWO ASSUMPTIONS:
- This writing assumes that you now have, or once had, at least a slight hint of common sense (meaning you can see things as they are and not just as you wish them to be).
- That you also have at least some willingness to WAKE UP from this semi-hypnotic trance you’ve been living in and entertain the possibility that you can change your life in a manner to your liking. That you are unsatisfied with your life and WANT and even DEMAND A change!
For, until the seeds of awareness have been deeply planted, change is unlikely if not impossible.
All of my writings concern real life in the trenches of existence; which can often be messy and confusing. My efforts are to cut through the bull and strip away the niceties of polite society so you can see what is going on, for real.
So, if you like my writings and want to comment, let me know. If my words make you uncomfortable, stir up feelings of indignation or inspire you to challenge your status quo of lethargy and apathy . . . keep it to yourself because I’m not interested.
Why don’t you read some fluff by someone else or sit on your overstuffed couch and watch more TV? This website is not for you; it is the real shyte as I see it; I take no prisoners, and I don’t pull my punches, My purpose revolves around cuttin’ through the bull and waking you up. If this isn’t what you want, you’re in the wrong place.

just cuttin’ thru the bull
By the way, I’m not interested in your opinions on how I write or the niceties of grammar or where I place my commas. If you can’t get the message of what I’m writing in spite of how it’s written, I can’t be bothered.
I have no political agenda. I’m a seeker of truth wherever it leads me. I’ve seen truth (rarely) and lies (mostly) alike fall on both sides of the political spectrum. I follow the path of truth, wherever it lies and I call it like I see it.
I could care less whether you agree with me or not, and I’m not seeking anyone’s approval.
If you can’t handle the truth – why not just sit around a campfire and sing kum ba yah? Because it’s obvious that you’re just pretending that everything is fine.
But things are not fine.
We’re living in a tough universe. It’s a universe of force, not reason. The social niceties make it seem mild, but it is not! This universe doesn’t care if you disagree with its laws. Violate them at your peril.
I write for people who want to find out more about what’s really going on with people, life, interpersonal relationships, groups, governments, finance, global changes, and anything else I feel like writing about. I also only write about what I’m interested in. I’m not trying to entertain you. My purpose is to wake you up.
If you can’t handle the truth, then just keep walking around in your somnambulant slumber, bumping into walls, identifying incorrect sources while pretending you know what’s really going on. What I’m trying to do is get you to WAKE UP!
If this is what you’re looking for, then you’re welcome to join me. But don’t come whining to me later if you don’t like what you see. And don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Increasing awareness and facing life head-on with your eyes open is uncomfortable until you get used to it.
SO WAKE UP AND GET USED TO IT!
My writings are intended to stimulate critical thought and awareness of the issues involved.
I make no guarantee of the accuracy of the writings beyond a common-sense observation of the obvious, a willingness to experience life, and write about life the way I see it . . . on the street.
Daniel Jacobs, 2009