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Canadian History: How to Become Immortal

John McCrae (November 30, 1872 – January 28, 1918) With Remembrance Day 2026 just past, I thought I might look at the man who wrote the most famous WWI poem, “In Flanders Fields“. Because we don’t know the time of … Continue reading →

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Proof that Anyone Can Become a Psychic

Doris Stokes (January 6, 1920 – May 8, 1987) Mrs. Stokes would be best described as clairaudient. She hears voices in her ear, telling her specific warnings that affect family and friends. Her father seems to be the main source. … Continue reading →

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The Foiled Plot to Blow Up Parliament and the King

The Gunpowder Pot (November 5, 1605) I wrote about this plot in my ebook, “At This Point in Time”. But the plot was discovered and most of the group was killed. Fawkes was arrested at 2:00 a.m. in the vaults … Continue reading →

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So, You Want to Join a Cult, Do You?

Jonestown Massacre (November 18, 1978) It’s hard to believe that this mass suicide/murder event is just two years short of 50 years ago. It’s the reference to it that stopped FOX News from interviewing a person attending a Trump rally … Continue reading →

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Is Today Going to be Donald Trump’s Undoing?

Judgement Day (November 3, 2026) Everybody’s on tender hooks today. We’ve been fed a constant diet of a Blue Wave scenario for almost a whole year. The last time that Donald Trump lost an election, he “allegedly” caused an insurrection. … Continue reading →

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Although Fictionalized, the Details Invite a Wee Peek

Nineteenth Century Close Encounters You know I can’t resist historical events, especially when they involve close encounters of some kind. At 3:15 on the morning of 4 October 1871, an undertaker named William Robert Loosley awoke and took a walk … Continue reading →

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Another Whitley Strieber Book, Reissued and Updated

Majestic (2026) I know it’s going over old territory, the Roswell Incident. I read the original book in 1989. Yesterday I purchased the Kindle version for $2.99. That’s a bargain in anyone’s language. I started reading it immediately. Whitley was … Continue reading →

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There’s Talk about Countries Going Nuclear to End Wars

But Would ETs Allow That to Happen? Chris Bledsoe says that the Lady in White showed him Israel and Iran launching nuclear missiles at each other. But then ‘orbs’ destroyed the weapons. Symbolically, this has been purported before. Remember this? … Continue reading →

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Why Would a Spymaster Sell Out to the Highest Bidder?

August Hanning (February 16, 1946) More accurately, why betray your country in your retirement? That’s where a retired person can sympathize. What are you after the work is done? Nobody. This timing is randomized, so don’t hold me to it. … Continue reading →

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Someone Asked the Obvious Question:

Is Chris Bledsoe’s “Lady” the Same as the Lady at Fatima? I’d considered asking that same question, but then got sidetracked along the way. Here’s the YouTube video: I thought that comparing the Miracle of the Sun chart with Bledsoe’s … Continue reading →

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