Category Archives: history

Two Murders in the Same Place, but 157 Years Apart

Mary Ashford (May 27, 1817) and Barbara Forrest (May 27, 1974) It would seem that there’s something strange going on here, but what if it’s really no more than a coincidence? Most people would question that, but astrologically, there are … Continue reading

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Ah, So That’s What It Means

Hai Karate After Shave In the middle of a discussion about poetry with my youngest, I mentioned that Haiku means ‘cut’ in Japanese. Then this product came to mind. Obviously, someone who designed that advertising campaign knew what the word … Continue reading

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I Lived in the UK When This Murder Happened

Rachel Nickell (November 23, 1968 – July 15, 1992) It wasn’t until I saw this image that I remembered the hubbub in the press about her murder. I’ve raised a chart for her death. The timing is listed as ‘in … Continue reading

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If He’s Your Child, Wouldn’t You Want to Shield Him?

The Witness (2026) This Netflix series is based on a true story. Alex’s mum was killed in front of him, while they were walking on Wimbledon Common in 1992. In the show he is 3 years of age. In reality, … Continue reading

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When the Authorities Turned Their Guns on Students

Kent State Massacre (May 4, 1970) Law and order is one thing; shooting protesting students is quite another. This is another day that went down in infamy. It may also have been the beginning of the end of the Vietnam … Continue reading

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Things Aren’t Going Well for #47 at the Moment

NBC’s Meet The Press Interview (June 7, 2026) It would appear that two things are very evident: Trump hates losing an argument; and he hates being challenged by a woman. But that’s nothing new. Things have been going wrong this … Continue reading

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There is a Lot of Controversy Concerning This Man

Christopher (Kit) Marlowe (February 6, 1564 – May 30, 1595) Here we are, back in the Elizabeth Age, looking at the life and death of Christopher Marlow. For years, there has been speculation that he, and not William Shakespeare, was … Continue reading

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Was He Born This Way or Did Life Make Him?

Marty Life Is Short (2026) I’m not a fan of Martin Short. Some would consider that sacrilege. His SCTV family definitely think he’s the funniest Canadian comedian ever. Over-the-top, I would say. But what about the man, under those masks? … Continue reading

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Hot August Night

August 24, 1972 Originally, I was intending to do a comparison of this live album’s creation with Neil Diamond’s birth chart. It became quite clear (almost immediately) that this event was a one-of-a-kind. The Yod (Finger of God) pointing at … Continue reading

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“I Am…I Said”

Neil Diamond (January 24, 1941) I keep waking up to this song every morning since watching “Song Sung Blue” two weeks ago. To me, it’s a spiritual song, although disguised as an autobiographical story of not belonging to the West … Continue reading

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