Category Archives: history

What Isn’t Learned from History Will Be Repeated

The Burning of the White House (August 24, 1814) I asked for a subject to write about this morning and found a post of Facebook highlighting this event from 212 years ago. It’s appropriate for this moment because of the … Continue reading →

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The State of Economy in Canada in One Word: Tariff-ic

Tariffs When the United States and Canada (along with Mexico) were negotiating the ‘new’ NAFTA in 2018, I commented that Canada didn’t need the USA as much as they did us. In the end, some agreement is better than none, … Continue reading →

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The First Rule of Wartime News has been Broken

Propaganda 101 You can tell when a country is behind the government during a wartime conflict: the media help the effort to defeat the enemy by choosing to fall in line with the way the government wants to present what’s … Continue reading →

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Cat Among the Pigeons Time:

Thomas Anderson’s Passport Expiry Date We all love a conspiracy theory. This one cannot be Mandela-ed out of our consciousness by saying it cannot be true. The Matrix was released in 1999, a full 2 years before 9-11. What is … Continue reading →

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Was Queen Elizabeth II an English Queen Before?

Elizabeth II (1926 – 2022) & Mary I (1516 – 1558) I would never have put these two together, but the “Channeling Erik” YouTube chaneel did. So, I put their charts together: Hmm. Isn’t that interesting?

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Hyperbolic: Planetary Lineup for August 12, 2026

Predawn Sky watchers tend to exaggerate planetary lineups when they anticipate some alignments, like the one for tomorrow. The above illustration is a case in point: in reality the ‘straight’ line will be stretched across the sky in an large … Continue reading →

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Is Napoleon Finally Meeting His Waterloo, Again?

Trump Finally Facing His Waterloo (July 31, 2024) People have noted that Trump is comparing himself to Napoleon in his fight with the Supreme Court justices. As we’ve seen before, Putin is more likely to be Napoleon reborn, but Trump … Continue reading →

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This Second Book Fills in the Missing Details…

Devil’s Den: The Reckoning (2020) This book can be read on its own, if you’re not interested in the hypnosis in 1977 that opened Terry’s memory banks of his UFO close encounters. I’m not surprised that his experiences took place … Continue reading →

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This is What “Disclosure” Looks Like:

Incident at Devil’s Den (2018) I’ve read enough disturbing accounts of alien abductions to recognize the truth when it slaps you around the head. Starting with Whitley Strieber’s “Communion” in 1986,I have watched from the sidelines, half expecting that others … Continue reading →

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Fifty Years Ago This Earthquake Devastated China

Tangshan, China (July 28, 1976) Although this is considered ‘old’ news, now, this 7.6 magnitude earthquake was something spectacular and deadly, at the same time. That stellium in Leo occupying the 1st and 2nd Houses of the event chart demonstrates … Continue reading →

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