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Tag Archives: civil-war
Crazy in Love? Or Just Unlucky?
Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 – April 15, 1865) It’s a question I’ve had ever since I watched the Daniel Day-Lewis film “Lincoln”. His relationship with Mary Todd (played superbly by Sally Field) was always problematic, and yet he never … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, astrology, civil-war, marriage, reincarnation, relationships, United States history
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The Empire Strikes Back Against a Wannabe Emperor
Exact Moment that Trump was Impeached for the 2nd Time Watching history being made on television can be an ‘interesting’ experience. All the news channels covered the process, including Canadian and British ones. The whole world must have held its … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged astrology, civil-war, Emperors, impeachment, Presidency, Trump, United States history
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Paranoia: Fairy Tales in the Modern Age
“I Understand the Concept of Politics, Now” Maybe I’m being cynical; maybe I’m being paranoid. Last Wednesday’s debacle in Washington, D.C. has made me take a serious look at the state of mind of a country at war with itself. … Continue reading
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Tagged civil-war, democracy, Democrats, freedom fighters, government control, hidden agenda, illusion, politics, Republicans, United States history
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Caesar: The Die was Cast in 49 B.C.E.
Julius Caesar Crossing the Rubicon Honestly, you wouldn’t think such an insignificant stream could change the course of history, would you? Julius Caesar knew the significance of his actions, though. He knew that bringing his troops back home to Rome … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged assassination, astrology, Caesar, civil-war, old vs new, republic, Roman, Trump, United States history
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20/20 Vision: Impeachment
The Road Ahead The House of Representatives vote to impeach Donald Trump showed the full extent of the political divide in the United States. Most Democrats voted ‘yes’ and all Republicans ‘no’. This Presidency has been the most polarizing since… … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged civil-war, Clinton, Democrats, politics, Republicans, Trump, United States history
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Whose Finger is on the Trigger?
Full Moon in Gemini on 12/12 @ 12:12 EST We tend to forget (I have no idea why) that the planets, the signs and the stars are just symbols, and depending on which lens one is looking through, they can … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia
Tagged astrology, civil-war, impeachment, love, protest, race riots, United States history, war, warmongering
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Just a Love-Sick Roman Soldier
Mark Antony (January 14, 83 BCE – August 10, 30 BCE) In my opinion, this individual‘s reputation has not been served very well by history. As always the victor’s version of events is what gets written down for succeeding generations. … Continue reading
The English Civil War
On Whose Authority? Considering an age-old problem, I Regarded the content of a film that Observed the difficulty of the Fat Measuring the Slim, when taxed to the sky. Who can say what’s right for every guy? Either the … Continue reading
Posted in history, manuscripts, poetry
Tagged British, civil-war, Cromwell, English, poetry
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