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Monthly Archives: February 2019
Optics: Is the Picture any Clearer?
Jody Wilson-Raybould’s Testimony Well, I like to think that yesterday’s events have shown the world that even the golden boy of Canadian politics has feet of clay. Trudeau has claimed that he and his team have done nothing wrong as … Continue reading
Have You Had a Fender-Bender?
Designed for Maximum Damage When I was growing up, during the late 60’s and early 70’s, there was a scandal brewing about the way cars were designed. Although it seems preposterous now, the front bumper and the back bumperĀ of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 60's, 70's, accidents, automobiles, design flaws, technology
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Connecting the Dots
Everything You Need to Know but have Never been Told More like, everything he’s told us before but now all in one big book. David Icke seems angry. I suspect it’s because he’s been saying basically the same thing for … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, reviews
Tagged AI, David Icke, fantasy, hidden agenda, hidden truth, Humanism, science fiction, warnings, writing
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What’s Going on with the Weather?
Geoengineering Let’s face it: for almost 30 years we’ve been told that climate change is the result of man’s activities. In that time, we have been told to create a smaller carbon footprint. We have also been told to stop … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, Conspiracy Theories, geoengineering, mass control, technology
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When You’re Feeling Down and Out…
The Upside I wasn’t feeling inclined to see this movie. I’m not a fan of either actor, and the black/white dynamic seemed contrived. But my wife had heard that it was good, so we went on Friday night. It’s based … Continue reading
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Tagged movies, paraplegia, poor man, rich man, second chances, social systems
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War: What is it Good for?
Absolutely Nothing! Edwin Starr got it absolutely right when he sang this song. The whole point of war is to depopulate the world. At the same time, it can be a useful tool to frighten the people into surrendering their … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged Canada, et cetera, historical events, nihilism, over-population, Russia, United Kingdom, United Nations, United States history, war
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Living in a Safe Universe
Survive or Thrive? The media has presented its viewing audience (its consumers, really) with a diet of negativity. We are told daily about ‘bad’ people who are threatening our very way of life. Does this impinge on your consciousness? You’re … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, spirituality
Tagged media, threats of violence, war, war games, war on terror, warmongering, world opinion
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Self-Harm is a Cry for Help
Jussie Smollett’s Crime (Cry Me) It’s been a weird three weeks since Smollett told Chicago Police that he had been mugged by two anti-black, anti-gay masked men who doused him with bleach, beat him and hung a rope around his … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, showbusiness
Tagged black, conspiracies, crime, gay, hate, television, threats
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Double T’rouble
This title came to me in the middle of the night: it’s a hint, for sure. If Donald Trump thinks that the Mueller investigation is a ‘witch hunt’ then the image of two witches brewing a cauldron full of trouble … Continue reading
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Tagged Conspiracy Theories, money, Putin, Russia, Trump, witch hunt
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The Debate: Is Nationalism Fascist?
Isolationist Thinking Debate implies that there are two legitimate sides to every conflict: no right, no wrong. But what if you come up against an ‘enemy’ that chooses to shut down the debate by insisting that any ‘anti’ behaviour is … Continue reading
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Tagged fascism, government control, Hidden Hand, slavery, Trump, walls
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