Category Archives: history

“Just a Weird Movie” or a Ritual Re-Enactment

Eyes Wide Shut (1999) This is the final one of a series of questionable occurrences that have controversies about them. There are theories that Stanley Kubrick was ‘eliminated’ within days of the longer (almost four hour) final cut being previewed … Continue reading

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A “Secret” Social Club for the Elite?

Skull and Bones (December 1832) And speaking of esoteric (and strange) social gatherings, the Yale fraternity, Skull and Bones, has for a long time been the subject of speculation of what exactly goes on there. Conspiracy theorists would have a … Continue reading

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“Old Boys” Summer Camp or Something Else?

Bohemian Grove (June 29, 1878) There has been a lot of speculation as to what goes on behind the secrecy of Bohemian Grove. Conspiracy theorists suspect that the fate of the world is decided here. At face value, that would … Continue reading

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Who Did the 7th American President Reincarnate As?

Andrew Jackson (March 15, 1767 – June 8, 1845) This is going to get weird, so hang on to your seat. I’ll show you the birth chart for this man, before we go any further. His birth time is unknown, … Continue reading

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No One Thought Lightning Could Strike Twice

Man on the Run (2025) This documentary on Prime Video was suggested by a family member. I would have got around to it eventually, but the prompt moved the viewing forward by weeks, if not days. There’s something about history … Continue reading

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I Didn’t Get to See This Lunar Eclipse Live…

Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse (March 3, 2026) But it wasn’t for lack of trying. I suspect the moment of closest lunation was too low in the sky to be seen in Noelville. Either that, or our shed was blocking my … Continue reading

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What Happens When Your “Soul Mate” is Gay?

Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift I read a line in a Facebook post that quoted Elizabeth Taylor as saying Montgomery Clift was her soul mate. I thought to myself, could that be seen in comparing their birth charts? Using Clift’s … Continue reading

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If You Look Up at the Sky after Sunset, You’ll See This:

Planetary Alignment (February 28, 2026) Most of the illustrations for this six planet lineup tend to show them in the wrong order, as if they lined up in their ‘normal’ positioning in our solar system. This one, shown above, is … Continue reading

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When It Comes to Olympic Sport Outcomes…

The Thrill of Victory, the Agony of Defeat I purposely didn’t watch yesterday’s Gold Metal hockey game between the United States and Canada. I’d already suffered through the women’s game earlier in the week and didn’t want a repeat. I … Continue reading

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Moment that Michael Jackson’s Life Changed Forever

At the Halfway Point of His Life (January 27, 1984) This is the image from last night’s TMZ broadcast Michael Jackson: 30 Fatal Seconds. I had written about this in the Man in the Mirror post I did earlier. Here’s … Continue reading

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