




My wife subscribes to coronavirus updates from John Hopkins University. Two days ago, we got into a somewhat heated discussion about something they’d written concerning Facebook not taking down ‘alternative’ points-of-view about the pandemic.
My opinion, which is not shared by Susan, is that although JHU has a sterling reputation for excellence and honesty, they too are part of Big Pharma, and therefore are marching in lockstep with the whole media presentation of what COVID-19 really means. Susan wanted to share the update with friends and family on Facebook, and I was warning her that she would open herself up to sniping by those who disagree.
We discussed this at great length and then we saw a Facebook post by an extended family member linking to the Plandemic: Indoctornation video. By nightfall, other family members had mentioned that we should watch it, too.
So, for those who wish to see what the fuss is about, here’s the video (for as long as they allow it on YouTube):
David Icke had his YouTube site completely taken down because he was insistent that people need to get off their knees and stand up to the authorities. Now he can only say his bit through other people’s YouTube videos…
The first part of this latest Plandemic video states that five months before the pandemic, a scripted presentation was made (as if) to prepare for the COVID-19 situation. David Wilcock has stated many times that when the ‘other side’ wants to unleash something on us, they have to signal their intention in an obvious way.
So, I have to ask: is this obvious enough?

Our next-door neighbour has a very large clover patch on the grass verge at the roadside. On the 29th of May, this year, I looked at the clover as I was walking the dogs. I spied a four-leafed one, and then another, and then a third. I couldn’t believe my luck!
The photograph (above) is my visual proof of discovery.
Just today, I got to thinking “Why?”
From Wikipedia: “It is debated whether the fourth leaf is caused genetically or environmentally. Its relative rarity (1 in 5,000 clovers) suggests a possible recessive gene appearing at a low frequency. Alternatively, four-leaf clovers could be caused by somatic mutation or a developmental error of environmental causes. They could also be caused by the interaction of several genes that happen to segregate in the individual plant. It is possible all four explanations could apply to individual cases. This means that multiple four-leaf clovers could be found in the same cloverplant.”
Oh, so that’s all right, then.
My daughter, Amy, says that she can find a four-leaf clover in a patch of normal clover every time. I originally had my doubts, but she could pick one at random anytime she wanted, so I wondered if she was using her artist’s eye to spot the difference.
But, does it make the finder lucky? The jury is out on that question. What do you think?

Really…

Well, I’m going to have to admit that this film is as close to the reality of a crisis intervention as I’ve ever seen. And it feels true, too.
From IMDb: “Paul Asher, an up-and-coming journalist, returns home from covering the war in Afghanistan and finds his life is falling apart – his marriage is failing and he’s in the grips of a personal crisis he doesn’t yet understand. Even more pressing, a soldier that Paul befriended in Afghanistan is struggling at home and Paul is desperately trying to help him. But, Paul’s life takes a strange twist when he’s offered an interview that he finds impossible to resist – an interview with someone who claims to be God.”
When ‘The Man’ turns the tables on Paul and effectively starts to interview him, Paul gets upset because he shouldn’t be part of the story. That’s when I began to see a psych session in action. The idea that Paul needed to talk about his situation is what drives the narrative of this film, and it works.
There are three clear examples of Paul’s changing approach to life (and death) and they involve his bicycle. Riding to work after the first interview, he runs a red light without hesitation and gets to the other side without incident. After being told that his time is running out, during the second interview, Paul stops awkwardly at a red light, and sees out of the corner of his eye a white bike with red flowers around it, tied to a post on the curb. After the third interview, his bike has been stolen because he’d forgotten to lock it to the bicycle stand. He has to walk home, and by the time he gets there, his wife, Sarah, has come back to see him. They talk, and begin to heal their relationship.
[last lines]
Paul Asher: [narrating] Having faith isn’t really worth much if you don’t believe. I kept praying, sure. But I stopped looking – or even listening.
The Man: [remembering back to their conversations] What could you possibly do that would be beyond my powers to forgive?
Paul Asher: So yeah, I see it now. Definitely a sign…
An Interview with God is a thought-provoking film that connects conflicts of faith to the miracles that can occur when we are confronted with a living hope. (Universal)
As the landlord of their brownstone says at the end, “Miracles happen all the time.”
One last thing:

(Not from the script, but definitely worth thinking about…)

I watched Lawrence of Arabia all the way through yesterday, for the first time in years. The Sykes-Picot Agreement was referenced in the movie. That got me to thinking: would it be possible to create the chart for this infamous event?

The timing is random, but well within the realms of possibility. It’s the initialing of this memorandum that started the ball rolling, a ball that would roll over the Arabs of the Middle East for a century.
There are three inconjuncts:
The difficulty with this aspect is to find a balance between getting what you want in life and getting along with others. More than most people, you will have to learn the necessity of compromising to get along with people, especially because you often seem more aggressive than you are… At times you may feel that nothing is going your way, that you continually have to give in to others and put your own wishes aside. However, it is not really this bad. You do not actually have to compromise any more than anyone else, but you are more reluctant to do so.
Many people have this conflict, but in your case the tensions may be so severe that you express them physically as muscle tension and possibly nervousness. You feel that somehow you must keep everything in your life under tight control, that if you let go, the whole structure will fall apart. In a very real and direct sense, you must learn to relax.
You are very impressionable, in that you pick up the energies around you very quickly. Therefore it is very important that you be surrounded by wholesome influences in your life, because negative influences will weaken your self-esteem and make it much more difficult to accomplish anything later. On the one hand, your impressionability may give rise to some psychic ability, or at least a very sharp intuition.
So, I think these inconjuncts delineate the initial three parties to this agreement: Mars is Britain; Saturn is Russia; and Neptune is France. The Uranus aspect with Saturn is the Russian Revolution which happened within two years of the agreement’s inception.
Behind all this political maneuvering was the ultimate creation of the State of Israel.

Do you want to see what Heaven is like for a nine-year-old girl? The above clip shows it.

As a way of understanding how we see the things we do after leaving our bodies, the Claude Monet painting, Water Lilies, was featured in the film as part of the activities Anna went through while waiting for the doctor’s appointment in Boston. It figures strongly in her NDE. In my opinion, this makes what she says accurate for her. Not everyone’s going to see the same things. And that is as it should be.

I was alerted to this individual by a post on Facebook, no less. Her death in 415 AD looks like a simple hate crime, and not because she was a proto-feminist but because she ‘knew’ too much, and could defeat any argument offered by her rivals.

Someone (a Canadian, I believe) said the date of her murder was the vernal equinox and the discussion was about what date Easter should be celebrated on. Somehow, I think, the second part is spurious, but the first part lends itself as a point in time for the ‘event’ chart. I chose 11:30 am local time to involve Mars with the Ascendant.
Notice how almost all the hard aspects focus on Jupiter (wide-ranging) in Virgo (virgin) in the 3rd House (of knowledge). This feels right.
Only the Moon in Capricorn in the 7th House is in opposition to Saturn. Saturn and Mars are both conjunct the Ascendant of Cancer. This is an reflective aspect as both the Moon and Saturn are in the natural signs of the other as ruler.
There is but one inconjunct:
This can be an extremely useful aspect, if you learn to have more self-control in what you do. Jupiter is always high-spirited, wanting to do and encounter everything and enjoy life thoroughly. Yet in some combinations, it means that you are unwilling to work for what you want. You may feel that you are such a fine person that you deserve to have everything done for you. Certainly you are worthwhile in your own way, but that doesn’t give you the right to be taken care of without contributing your share. As with all Sun-Jupiter energies, if you learn to support others, to make them feel good and happy in your presence, you will get their support as well. Then there will always be someone to help you when you need it. But if you act arrogant[ly] towards others, they may not stay around to support you.

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It’s an improbable story, and full of violent encounters, but I still love this film. Why? It’s the British Columbia scenery: a reminder of my years of living there.
The three main cities shown in this film are Vancouver, Victoria and New Westminster.






For those interested in what else was shot in “Hollywood North”, check out this list.