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Tag Archives: crime
Just Like in the Movies: His Great Escape
Rédoine Faïd (May 10, 1972) I was reading the GQ article about his July 1, 2018 escape from a prison in France this morning and decided that there must have been something in the air that day other than the … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness, spirituality
Tagged astrology, crime, criminals, escape, movies, prisoner
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John Dee’s Associate in All Things Mystical
Edward Kelley (Born August 1, 1555) Now, I have a reason for looking at this particular individual: it’s called curiosity. This chart was already on my Kepler 7.0 computer program, so I’m not going to look at a gift horse … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia, personal, spirituality
Tagged 16th century, alchemy, angels, astrology, corporal punishment, crime, magic, medium, past lives, reincarnation, United Kingdom
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Seychelles, C. Shells, Buy the Offshore
The Laundromat (2019) I hope you can excuse my little rhyme, based on: She sells sea shells by the seashore. childhood tongue twister It’s what came to my mind overnight after watching The Laundromat last evening. The Plot (from Wikipedia) … Continue reading
Posted in reviews
Tagged conspiracies, corruption, crime, films, fraud, insurance, money laundering, poor man, privacy, rich man, secrets, shell companies, tax avoidance, tax evasion
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What Good is a Deviant Mind?
Thinking Outside the Box. I’m not sure why I need to write this post. Perhaps I feel that people are too hemmed in by social norms, or, more likely, legal constraints. And not for one moment am I suggesting that … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, spirituality
Tagged betrayal, crime, differences of opinion, discrimination, fraud, gain and loss, hidden truth, spiritual, theft, trust
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Public Opinion: Without Prejudice?
College Admissions Bribery Scandal I waited a few days before adding my two cents’ worth, but this latest distraction from the United States has become a witch hunt of a different sort. So far 50 people have been indicted in … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia, showbusiness
Tagged celebrity, charity, cheating, college admissions, crime, fraud, job losses, legal suits
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Self-Harm is a Cry for Help
Jussie Smollett’s Crime (Cry Me) It’s been a weird three weeks since Smollett told Chicago Police that he had been mugged by two anti-black, anti-gay masked men who doused him with bleach, beat him and hung a rope around his … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, showbusiness
Tagged black, conspiracies, crime, gay, hate, television, threats
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Trump and the Law
American Values and Traditions I read an interesting article today about why Trump supporters believe he is not corrupt. I suggest that you click on the above link and read it, too, before I continue my post. Done? Good, then … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged corruption, crime, peace, politics, traditions, Trump, United States history
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ACUIA: the Foreign Exchange Caper
Association of Credit Union Internal Auditors When I was the Internal Auditor/Accounting Supervisor of the North Shore Credit Union, I was a member of a group of Internal Auditors. This was in the first half of the 1980’s . We … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia
Tagged banking systems, credit unions, crime, fraud, internal auditing, the 80's, theft
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