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Tag Archives: chess
Is the USA Starting to Unravel?
Has Putin Painted Biden into a Corner? There’s something about a brilliant set of political moves internationally that makes us secretly admire the one doing the maneuvering. Putin has certainly got Trump’s approval, as the White House has noted. But … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged astrology, chess, planetary aspects, Pluto Return, pluto transits, politics, Russia, United States history, USSR
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A Pawn Piece (1978 play): Insights
Playing the Games of Life on a Chessboard Originally written as a poem (“Upon Peace”) in 1965, as a protest about the ways of the world, I adapted it into a play in 1978, using my son (Derek) as the … Continue reading
Posted in family, manuscripts, spirituality
Tagged characters, chess, childhood memories, dreams, life lessons, life's journey, lucid dreaming, plays, spiritual journey
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Be Honest Now: Could You Keep This Secret?
Inheritance (2020) Psychological thrillers all have one thing in common: they mess with your mind. So, you can imagine how I felt about this film, presently showing on Netflix. The subtext is telegraphed early on: it’s a chess game. Lauren … Continue reading
Posted in reviews
Tagged chess, films, Genetics, lies, murder, psychology, psychotic reaction, reputations, secrets
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Optics: Canadian Politics as a Game
Game of Thrones? Two important Liberal members of parliament were exiled yesterday, cast into the outer darkness by their leader. Why? Because Jody Wilson-Raybould and Janet Philpott questioned the handling of a delicate legal matter by said leader, Justin Trudeau. … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged Canada, chess, game of thrones, humour, politics, Trudeau, whistleblowers
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