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Tulsi v Hillary... Godzilla v Destroyah
*Although... she's not wrong about the personification of the rot* Not everyone wishes Hillary would go away-- or at least go silent until after the election-- but everyone I know does. This blog has been a bastion of anti-Tulsi sentiment for at least 6 years, when she started serving in Congress. And it really has been a go-to-spot for all Tulsi's history long before she was known on the national stage. Take a look. I had a nice meeting with her before she declared she was running and she answered all my questions and then asked me to stop writing about her so negatively while she ... more »
Reinstating Justice in a Climate of Diminishing Rights
By Janet Phelan It is clear to many who are inflicted with abuses by our legal system that we are dealing with state-sponsored crimes. Judges... more »
PG&E May Sporadically Cut Power To Californians For A DECADE
By Tyler Durden Californians trying to justify living in the Golden State might be updating their pro/con list by occasional candlelight for up to a decade, according... more »
More Research Suggesting Blue Light Might Be Making You Age Faster (In Addition to Causing Anxiety, Insomnia, Macular Degeneration, and Blindness)
By B.N. Frank Research has determined that exposure to blue light from LED light bulbs and screens can cause a multitude of health issues (see... more »
GENESIS Of The Great Global Warming Hoax In One Minute And Ten Seconds
WONDERFUL analysis of the business case to attack carbon dioxide, by geologist Ian Plimer who featured, today, on the ‘wonderful’ Outsiders – the most watched, daily, Sky News program in Australia. I manually recorded this segment with the iPhone. Will update if Sky posts the original interview. * AS an introduction, please take a second to […]
Here’s Why The SR-71 Blackbird Had To Refuel After Takeoff.
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Why Is The US Army Teaming Up With A UFO Research Company?
*Warzone/The Drive*: *What We Know About The Army Teaming Up With Rockstar Tom DeLonge's UFO Research Company* *The Army says it will be exploring "novel materials" and other technologies under an unpaid collaboration with To The Stars Academy.* The U.S. Army has confirmed that it has signed a cooperative research deal with former Blink 182 frontman Tom DeLonge's To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, more commonly known as TTSA. Far better known for its activities investigating reports and sightings of UFOs, which are increasingly referred to as unidentified aerial phenomena, or... more »
Some photos from earth and some from beyond
California Nebula A nice galaxy NGC 300 The famous double cluster in the constellation Perseus. It actually looks better in a telescope because you can't see all the stars in the background A jellyfish from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Baby snowy egrets singing for their supper.
President Trump Cancels G7 in Miami – Now Seeking Alternate Venue…
President Trump has cancelled plans to host the G7 at Trump Doral in Miami Florida. (Source Link)
After Eight Years Libya Is Still At War With Itself. What Went Wrong?
A fighter loyal to Libyan internationally recognised government fires a 105 mm cannon at forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar outside Tripoli, Libya May 15, 2019. REUTERS/ TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY (Reuters: Goran Tomasevic) *Tracey Shelton, ABC News Online: **Moamar Gaddafi has been dead eight years yet Libya is still at war with itself. What went wrong?* Amid a frenzied mix of anger, disbelief and exultation, shouts of "Don't kill him! Don't kill him!" echoed through the crowd of rebel fighters as Libyan leader colonel Moamar Gaddafi was pulled from his hiding place inside a stormwater dra... more »
On Kant’s Categorical Imperative
Immanuel Kant has argued for only one categorical imperative which is best known by this formulation: “Act only according to that maxim whereby you can, at the same time, will that it should become a universal law.” The Kantian categorical imperative is a product of reason alone. Kant understood reason as the faculty that discerns and dictates universal laws. He posits that if reason dictates a moral law, then that law will be capable of being universalized—it would necessarily dictate that you must act according to the universal law, or in accordance to the maxims that you can univ... more »
Theory and practice
Before getting to today’s post, I’d like to correct my previous post on Brexit. When discussing the impact of Brexit on British growth, I forgot the evidence from asset prices. The British pound falls on news that Brexit is more likely, and falls even more on “no deal Brexit” becoming more likely. It’s hard to […] The post Theory and practice appeared first on Econlib.
The Ocean Floor Is Changing War Strategy
Currently militaries of all stripes are vulnerable on the ocean floor, but that could soon change. (US Navy) *ABC News Online: **Warfare's next frontier might be the ocean floor — here's why* The Earth's resources have long been a trigger for armed conflict — be it over oil, water, or food. But in the coming decades, conflicts over resources may increasingly take place under water, given the ocean floor's potential for both resource mining and military surveillance. Scattered across the seabed are compounds that contain rare earth elements — they're the building blocks of our mo... more »
This MSNBC Clip Is Everything Ugly About Russia Smears
There’s a video clip circulating on Twitter right now that simply has to be seen to be believed, in which a gaggle of MSNBC pundits are seen furiously agreeing with each other that Tulsi Gabbard has incriminated herself by pushing back against Hillary Clinton’s obnoxious […]
Man faces 17 charges after allegedly using CB radio to 'entice' boys in the 1980s
An 81-year-old man is charged over the alleged sexual and indecent assault of two minors in northern NSW — and police say there could be more victims who were drawn in over CB radio at the time.
Man dies after suburban car pursuit, two 19yo men in custody
Two men in a white ute pursued a man in a silver sedan through Springfield Lakes, south-west of Brisbane, before stepping out and striking the sedan driver with an unknown object, Queensland police say.
Attorney-General warns ACT residents it's still illegal to possess cannabis
Christian Porter writes to the ACT Government to warn the territory's new cannabis laws, which allow for the possession, use and cultivation of small amounts of cannabis, do not provide the legal protections it aimed to achieve.
How these kids manage life with a rare disorder which means they don't sweat
This family has a rare condition called ectodermal dysplasia, which means their sweat glands don't function properly and they can easily overheat. With a few precautions and plenty of water spray bottles, they are leading full and active lives.
Neighbour woken at 2am by 'frantic' racket of horse slaughters wishes she had complained more
The neighbour of a Queensland abattoir responsible for the mass slaughter of racehorses is appalled by the ABC's reporting of what has been happening just 30 metres away from her property.
'Damage could be catastrophic': Councils to assess cliff safety two years after teen's death
The death of 17-year-old Maggie Lore at the Blackmans Bay blowhole in 2017 prompts a southern Tasmanian council to conduct a risk assessment of several areas in its municipality.
Scientists search for ancient hidden artefacts on the ocean floor
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A pioneering project on the WA coast is searching for underwater evidence of ancient culture. Scientists hope the exploration will lead to evidence of human life from when the seabed was land.
Hong Kong protester stabbed in the neck ahead of mass prayer event
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Police say they have arrested a man after a teenager was slashed across the neck and stomach as he was handing out leaflets, just hours before a peaceful demonstration calling on the international community to support protesters.
State Department Concludes Clinton E-mail Probe: 38 People Cited for Violations
[image: dos-concludes-clinton-email-probe-38-people-cited-for-violations] The State Department’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s e-mails found hundreds of violations, opening some officials to possible disciplinary action.
The implications for NZ of the globalist agenda aka Agenda 21 now 2030
A comprehensive in depth coverage of this UN Agenda that’s been consigned by many to the conspiracy basket. If you hear ‘conspiracy’ if nothing else research it for yourself because this term is the convenient cover up go-to. This site is very well documented. I’ve not cited their articles mainly because it is difficult to … Continue reading The implications for NZ of the globalist agenda aka Agenda 21 now 2030 →
Fukushima area flooded – water as high as 75 feet – PHOTOS
Originally posted on flying cuttlefish picayune: The Big Wobble – Fukushima area flood water reached as high as 75 feet, (23 metres) and mudslides hit 150 locations with more heavy rain forecast in the coming days “Less than a week after being hit by the worst typhoon in decades, Japan was bracing on Thursday for…
Flu Shots And Vaccination – Politics Of Panic – How To Profit From Fear And Ignorance
Originally posted on Truth To Power: Proof that Vaccination has no basis in science, it is a manufactured for profit only industry. Vaccination has never prevented any diseases. There is a great danger of vaccination to human health and life. This truth has for so long been concealed by medical falsehoods in high places that…
TWITTER RAMPS UP CENSORSHIP BY SHUTTING DOWN #EXPOSECNN, JUST LIKE THEY DID WITH #PODESTAEMAILS
Originally posted on Nwo Report: Source: Mac Slavo Twitter is not known for its being a platform of free speech. They were busted shutting down the hashtag #PodestaEmails a few years ago, and now they are squashing #ExposeCNN to keep users from hearing devastating information about the mainstream media outlet. Though the recordings from inside CNN by…
Study: U.K. rivers are filled with fish that are coked up, high on party drugs, and loaded with pesticides
Pollution happening world wide – filth offloaded into waterways since day dot practically, I recall warnings not to eat the shellfish back in the 1950s. In NZ I noted, an application for consent to dump sewage into the Manawatu River was back in the late 1800s. What other ‘animal’ on the planet shits in their … Continue reading Study: U.K. rivers are filled with fish that are coked up, high on party drugs, and loaded with pesticides →
A Gates Fdn funded trial of Gardasil (Merck) on nearly 16K poor children of India’s Andhra Pradesh caused many to fall terribly ill and at least five deaths
BILL AND MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION KICKED OUT OF INDIA From steemit.com “Native Indian doctors and health activists started raising objections as the illegality of the testing of those vaccines on poor children started to come out into the open” Yes, the Microsoft founder and the icon of the Third-World Humanitarianism has been kicked out of … Continue reading A Gates Fdn funded trial of Gardasil (Merck) on nearly 16K poor children of India’s Andhra Pradesh caused many to fall terribly ill and at least five deaths →
Ours is a dawning of strength for a new burst of purpose.
*I* cherished that light as the hope of every man, and instantly I knew the secrets of the ages. For those secrets, precious though they be, were given to me by God, and no amount of human conversation could convince me of an element of error in any of His communications. His speaking to my heart was as the thunder before the dawn or as the lightning flash before the thunder. It was the allness of nature naturally unfolding His purposes into my mind….Never will discontentment enter Our world. Never will We know a lack of oneness with that creative wonder by which the universe w... more »
North Macedonian Prime Minister Calls A Snap Election After Being Rejected For EU Membership
*BBC*: *North Macedonia calls snap election after EU talks setback* North Macedonia's Prime Minister Zoran Zaev has called snap elections following a decision by EU leaders to postpone opening membership talks with his country and neighbouring Albania. French President Emanuel Macron blocked the bid at an EU summit in Brussels. "We are the victims of the EU's historical mistake," said Mr Zaev. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker - and other European leaders - have used the same phrase to voice criticism of the summit outcome. EU Council President Donald Tusk said: "... more »
Vote On British Prime Minister Johnson's Brexit Deal Is Delayed By Parliament
*Daily Mail: **Defiant Boris Johnson reveals he will get around Remainer law by telling EU leaders NOT to delay Brexit past Oct 31 and will refuse to negotiate extension - after MPs pass Oliver Letwin's Brexit-wrecking amendment by 322 to 306 votes* * Boris Johnson urged MPs to 'unite' behind his Brexit deal and vote in favour of the plan at historic sitting today * But rebel Tory MP Oliver Letwin tabled an amendment which deprived Mr Johnson of a clean vote on deal * Mr Johnson had wanted MPs to vote on his package today, first time Parliament sat on weekend since 1982 * Premier... more »
Oct. 19: And now I await the Canadian election. Be still my heart.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/project-cactus-maxime-bernier-1.5327555 The ugliest event in a very ugly election. _________________________________________________________________ https://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/confronting-carbon2/ Climate change could destroy this planet in a lifetime? Hey - Lotsa time. Lotsa time. _________________________________________________________________ https://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/election-test-1.5325206 I am not a religious person. But I do not feel offended or threatened by Christians who wear crosses or by Jews who wear the Star of David.... more »
New York Times Narrative Engineers Start Positioning DOJ/FBI “Small Group” Coup-Plotters as Victims of CIA and Intelligence Community Manipulation…
The background context has already been outlined –SEE HERE– so we won’t repeat. Instead, we look at today’s defensive narrative engineering from the New York Times with a similar perspective, but a different set of reminders. Content and distribution tells … Continue reading →
Inside A Russian Tank Factory
The devastating war machine, pictured being tested, is an upgrade of the T-72 Soviet tanks that first entered production in 1971 and were first used in the Iraq-Iran conflict and the Chechen wars in the mid 90s *Daily Mail: **Inside a Russian tank factory: Fascinating photographs show the construction and testing of the deadly 45-ton T-72B3 battle tank used in Syria* * The devastating war machine is a recent upgrade of the T-72 Soviet tanks that first entered production in 1971 * The third generation of the tank has had a number of upgrades making it more suitable for modern warfar... more »
India's Nuclear Weapons Arsenal Keeps On Getting Bigger
Reuters *Michale Peck, National Interest:* *India's Nuclear Weapons Arsenal Keeps Getting Bigger and Bigger* *A large arsenal in a dangerous part of the world.* Key Point: India has its nukes pointed at China and Pakistan, two other nuclear powers. “India is estimated to have produced enough military plutonium for 150 to 200 nuclear warheads, but has likely produced only 130 to 140,” according to Hans Kristensen and Matt Korda of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists. “Nonetheless, additional plutonium will be required to produce warheads for mi... more »
Sailors On An Aircraft Carrier Fear Fire More Than Missiles
Reuters *National Interest:** Why Every Sailor On An Aircraft Carrier Fears Fire More Than Missiles* *History reveals why.* *Key point:* Lots of jet fuel. A series of collisions involving U.S. Navy destroyers in 2016 and 2017—including two incidents recent tragedies that left sixteen sailors dead—have raised questions as to why the maritime fighting branch appears to be suffering the same accident again and again. However, it can take time for organizations to learn from mistakes and implement solutions to deal with them. This fact was illustrated when it took no less than three... more »
The Fastest Fighter Jet In The World Is The MiG-25 Foxbat
A two-seat trainer version of the MiG-25 flies over forested land. (Leonid Faerberg (transport-photo.com), GFDL 1.2) *We Are The Mighty:* *The fastest fighter jet in the world is over 50 years old * Fastest jet in the world? That's easy. Most people know it's the SR-71, the reconnaissance plane so fast it could outrun missiles. But the fastest fighter jet? Well, the Soviets created a fighter jet to chase down the SR-71 Blackbird, and it was so fast that it's still the fastest fighter jet ever built. And it's still in service today. The MiG-25 Foxbat looks ungainly and boxy next to... more »
Ole Trumpy-The-Clown Had Such A Bad Week! And, Including The Cognitive Decline He's Suffering, No One Ever Deserved It More!
Finally, Republicans are started to break. Yesterday, Digby pointed out that younger Republicans are finally starting to jump off that sinking ship. Florida GOP Congressman Francis Rooney said he's open voting for impeachment-- the first one to say anything like that, as when their are still a handful of Blue Dogs who haven't! And John Kasich was on CNN yesterday saying he thinks Trump should be impeached. And if it can be proved that Trump was gaming the stock market, as appears more than likely... well, even *his* die-hard supporters will understand what that's all about. Oh... ... more »
BWorld 371, Reform agenda for IPR in the ASEAN
* This is my column in BusinessWorld on September 24, 2019. Today, Sept. 24, a new report — “The importance of IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) in progress: reform agenda for ASEAN countries” — will be launched at Holiday Inn Makati. It will be jointly sponsored by the Geneva Network (GN, UK) and Minimal Government Thinkers (MGT). The keynote speech will be given by Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Ramon M. Lopez, and the discussion of the report will be given by Philip Stevens, Executive Director of GN and yours truly as head of MGT. Reactors will be Josephine R.... more »
Photos, launching of IPR-ASEAN report with Geneva Network
Late post, photos last September 24, 2019, when the report "The importance of IPR for growth: reform agenda for ASEAN countries" was officially launched in Manila at Holiday Inn Makati. The report is sponsored by the Geneva Network (GN, UK) plus five partner independent think tanks from the PH, MY, ID, TH and VN. Our keynote speaker was DTI Secretary Ramon M. Lopez. Below, from left: Josephine Santiago, Atty. George Katigbak, Secretary Lopez, Philip Stevens, me and Jesus "Jess" Varela. Atty. Santiago is the Director General of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IP... more »
U.S. Senator Calls For Halting TSA Facial Recognition In Airports As Tech Rolls Out In Schools Nationwide
By Aaron Kesel A U.S. Senator called for an end to facial recognition in airports due to lack of oversight on the technology. Meanwhile, facial... more »
Hacker Using Nest Camera Threatened to Kidnap Baby — Father Learns This Happens Frequently
By B.N. Frank A recent opinion piece from Mercury News reveals more of the same – hackers continue to use wireless devices to threaten people... more »
Musical Interlude: 2002, "Challenge from Heaven"
2002, "Challenge from Heaven"
"A Look to the Heavens"
“While hunting for comets in the skies above 18th century France, astronomer Charles Messier diligently kept a list of the things he encountered that were definitely not comets. This is number 27 on his now famous not-a-comet list. In fact, 21st century astronomers would identify it as a planetary nebula, but it's not a planet either, even though it may appear round and planet-like in a small telescope. Messier 27 (M27) is an excellent example of a gaseous emission nebula created as a sun-like star runs out of nuclear fuel in its core. The nebula forms as the star's outer layers are... more »
"Every Day..."
“Every day things happen in the world that cannot be explained by any law of things we know. Every day they're mentioned and forgotten, and the same mystery that brought them takes them away, transforming their secret into oblivion. Such is the law by which things that can't be explained must be forgotten. The visible world goes on as usual in the broad daylight. Otherness watches us from the shadows. We have conquered the whole world before leaving our beds. But we were awakened and it was dark, we rose and all was strange to us.” - Fernando Pessoa
Reminder: John Durham Questioning CIA Officials About Intelligence Community Assessment…
Within today’s reporting from the New York Times and NBC, a key aspect is how CIA analysts are worried about explaining and/or justifying the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA). As such it is well worth remembering information about John Durham’s … Continue reading →
Chet Raymo, “Shank's Mare”
*“Shank's Mare”* by Chet Raymo "What do you do now, Chet, that you are retired?" "I saunter." "Saunter? You mean walk? Amble? Gad about?" "Yes, but more. I amble - and I muse." In his essay on Walking, Thoreau wonders about the origin of that delicious word saunter. He suggests that it is derived from idle people who roved about Europe during the Middle Ages asking for alms, under pretense of going a la Sainte Terre, that is, to the Holy Land. Children would cry, mockingly, "There goes a Sainte-Terrer," a saunterer. Thoreau likes this etymology as it suggests his own occupation as ... more »
"Stained Glass..."
“People are like stained glass windows: they sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light within.” - Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
Poll: 51% Of American Voters Suspect High-Level Crimes To Stop Trump Presidency
Just over half of voters still believe in the likelihood of an illegal high-level effort to stop the Trump presidency, but not nearly as many expect anyone to be punished for it... https://t.co/5SB1b40Ivn pic.twitter.com/Vv7rwh6gg9 — Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) October 18, 2019 *WNU Editor*: I give it a bit more time before the other 49% catch up to the 51% who believe that there was an illegal high-level effort to stop the Trump presidency.
The Terminator for the MegaDrive/Genesis
The new installment, *Terminator: Dark Fate* is due imminently so it's a good time to return to the original and, more specifically, its video game outing on Sega's monster machine. Released in 1992 in the wake of *Terminator 2*'s box office triumph, 16-bit programming superstar, David Perry and friends, managed to make a video game out of a film you would think is un-adaptable. At least according to the terms of the day. There's one baddy and a lot of killing, but it's the titular cyborg that offs anyone in its way and jolly old Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese aren't in much of a posit... more »
Calls to change strata laws after developer's wife's company given long-term contract
Laws that allow developers to appoint their relatives to long-term building caretaker contracts should be changed to better protect unit owners, the Owners Corporation Network says.
Woman hit by ute dies at McLaren Vale, man taken to hospital
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Police are investigating a fatal crash involving a ute which hit and killed one pedestrian and injured another at McLaren Vale south of Adelaide last night.
Valuable lessons learnt after the carnage of Australia's most horrific bus crashes
They were Australia's worst bus-crash tragedies and they happened within weeks of each other on the Pacific Highway. Fifty-six people were killed and 63 injured and 30 years on the pain still lingers for many.
Two judges are trading places in the hopes of learning from other states' methods
The judges leading the highest courts in Queensland and Western Australia have traded places to gain insight and find better ways of handling matters like defamation and child sex abuse, in a legal first that could prompt a shake-up of local cases.
Father pushes for breast cancer awareness among men after 15 years fighting the disease
A Gold Coast father wants to raise awareness about breast cancer in men after he let a lump go undiagnosed for a year.
Abuse took her childhood, cancer ravaged her body, but nothing will stop Dee helping others
Cancer has taken Dee Freitag’s hair and her breasts, and she is terrified it could still take her life. But the latest hardship in her life has also given her more determination than ever to help her community.
Anxiety is often physical, but the symptoms can be easy to miss
Am I having a heart attack or a panic attack? Anxiety often manifests physically — but its symptoms can be surprisingly easy to miss.
What Australia could learn about press freedom from the US, a reflection on three years reporting from Washington
North America correspondent Conor Duffy is returning to Australia after three years, covering mass shootings, natural disasters and tumultuous politics.
Mackay named as city with best drinking water in Australia
In blind taste tests at a competition in Victoria this weekend, the tap water from Mackay Regional Council in Queensland is judged the best in Australia.
Small-scale Aussie wool makers band together to fight cheap imports
A group of wool makers launches a new trademark to recognise textile producers whose homegrown fibre is 100 per cent Australian — from the farm right through to the finished product.
'Canberra needs a change': Liberals channel Whitlam in bid to overturn two decades of history
One year out from the ACT election, Liberal Leader Alistair Coe is confident he will win government. The only Liberal to have achieved that, Kate Carnell, says it's a tough ask.
Dam collapse in Siberia kills at least 15 gold miners
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At least 15 gold miners are killed and 13 people are missing after a dam collapses, flooding an artisanal mining encampment in a remote part of Siberia, officials say.
Hillary Clinton cleared by FBI probe into private email server use
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A US State Department investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state finds no evidence of deliberate mishandling of classified information by department employees.
Sheds offer hope to those left homeless by bushfire
Free sheds are being built for those with nothing, in a creative approach to disaster recovery that is changing lives and putting a smile back on faces of despair.
'We need it': Community outcry over closure of remote NSW jail
The Yetta Dhinnakkal Centre, meaning "right pathway" in traditional language, was established as Australia's first prison exclusively for young Aboriginal men — but next year it will close and locals are warning the impact will be disastrous.
'Chinese people are not playing rugby' — but the Sunnybank Dragons have set out to change that
Using a Chinese social media app and flyers in Mandarin, the Sunnybank Dragons tap into the suburb's vibrant Chinese community — and it's proved remarkably successful.
Boris Johnson said he would rather be 'dead in a ditch' than ask for a Brexit delay. It's happened
The British Prime Minister formally asks the European Union for a delay to Brexit — but also sends another letter arguing against it.
Got Squirrels? Want A SMG?
It seems that you can buy an air powered sub-machine gun... Continue reading →
Why CNN Is Tanking – They Are Doing Tabloids
CNN Ratings tank. The Democratic "debate" got all of 8 million viewers. Folks fleeing in droves as Project Veritas outs CNN as a top down Party Activist click bait site. Continue reading →
The Poet: Jeanne Lohmann, "Questions Before Dark"
*"Questions Before Dark"* "Day ends, and before sleep when the sky dies down, consider your altered state: has this day changed you? Are the corners sharper or rounded off? Did you live with death? Make decisions that quieted? Find one clear word that fit? At the sun's midpoint did you notice a pitch of absence, bewilderment that invites the possible? What did you learn from things you dropped and picked up and dropped again? Did you set a straw parallel to the river, let the flow carry you downstream?" - Jeanne Lohmann, "The Light of Invisible Bodies"
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I cherished that light as the hope of every man
*I* cherished that light as the hope of every man, and instantly I knew the secrets of the ages. For those secrets, precious though they be, were given to me by God, and no amount of human conversation could convince me of an element of error in any of His communications. His speaking to my heart was as the thunder before the dawn or as the lightning flash before the thunder. It was the allness of nature naturally unfolding His purposes into my mind….Never will discontentment enter Our world. Never will We know a lack of oneness with that creative wonder by which the universe w... more »
"The Problem Is The Economy, Stupid! Not The Climate"
“Sic Transit Gloria Mundi” (Thus passes the glory of the world). This phrase was used at the papal coronations between the early 1400s and 1963. It was meant to indicate the transitory or ephemeral nature of life and cycles. *"The Problem Is The Economy, Stupid! Not The Climate"* by Egon von Greyerz "As we are now facing the end of a major economic, political and cultural cycle, the world is likely to experience a dramatic change which very few are prepared for. Interestingly, the peak of economic cycles often coincide with the peaks in climate cycles. At the height of the Roman E... more »
Protests Are Hitting The World
Riot police fire tear gas to disperse demonstrators during a protest targeting the government over an economic crisis, near the government palace in Beirut, Lebanon October 18, 2019. Reuters *The National:* *Protests around the world: violent clashes hit Chile, Hong Kong, Lebanon and Barcelona* *Here's the latest in each of the country's affected by unrest.* Protests have broken out in several countries across the world, with citizens unhappy for different reasons. Some are protesting over economic conditions, others are protesting over tax hikes and elsewhere protests are breakin... more »
Financial solution for cyberattacks should entail cyber insurance
Financial solution for cyberattacks should entail cyber insurance Horace C. White Modern Tokyo Times Cyberattacks impacting well-known brands In December 2018, the Modern Tokyo Times reported that one of the world’s leading hotel chains, Marriot International, came under heavy cyberattacks. In the report, the Modern Tokyo Times pointed out that the unknown cyber assailants compromised […]
DOJ-FBI “Small Group” Promote Defense of Spygate Operations – Former FBI/DOJ Officials Nervous, Hiring Lawyers…
The activity of the “small group” of coup plotters consists of three generalized subsidiary agencies: (1) DOJ/FBI, (2) CIA/ODNI, and (3) The State Department. Within each “small group faction” a years-long review of their narrative constructs shows the groups have … Continue reading →
Valarie Kaur 'Birthing in Revolutionary Love' at Bioneers
In Memory of Balbir Singh Sodhi Murdered in a hate crime for wearing a turban in Mesa, Arizona Sept. 15, 2001 Birthing in Revolutionary Love By Brenda Norrell Censored News SAN RAFAEL, Calif. -- Valarie Kaur began her talk on Revolutionary Love with thanks to the Miwok people and ancestors. "What if this not the darkness of the tomb, but the darkness of the womb?
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