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I’d Never Considered This Before:

Standpoint It’s a common tactic used by most politicians: pointing out your opponent as being the blame for everything, including hurricanes. Conspiracy theory or not, it’s a standpoint. Stand and point out your thinking. Hmm.

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Today, I Found Cassidy Hutchinson’s Birth Details

Enough (paperback edition released today – 2024) Since the source of the information was somewhat spurious, I will share what the details are, but would advise that you take them with a grain of salt: born December 12, 1996, time … Continue reading

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This Year is Different, Astrologically

First Day of Autumn (September 22, 2024) It’s true that every year is different, but some years are more significant. I raised a chart for the exact moment, to see what energies are there. Venus is in the final degree … Continue reading

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You Can Tell What Side a Site is on, by its…

Clickbait It happens on both the Left and the Right of the political divide. One particular YouTube “prophecy” channel touted the idea that God told him that Kamala Harris is “spinning out of control.” It’s not difficult to see who … Continue reading

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In Political Cycles:

Essentially when you have a dominant two party system, each side wants what it wants and doesn’t like what the other side likes. That’s one of the reasons that in democracies, elections produce a flip-flop switch of parties which changes … Continue reading

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Proof that His Sun Also Rises

Keir Starmer (September 2, 1962) It wasn’t too difficult to read the tea leaves about yesterday’s UK election result. The Conservatives had coasted for too long, trying to right the sinking ship that is the United Kingdom. Labour came roaring … Continue reading

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Agents of Chaos: to Divide and Conquer

Sometimes you have to look back to see a clear path forward. And, sometimes, you have to admit to being duped. “No collusion, no collusion…” Sure, pull the other one. (Even Canadian politics has had its ‘outside’ influences, and we’re … Continue reading

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So, What If Trump Wins Again?

My sentiments, exactly. I’m a Canadian. He doesn’t really have anything to do with how Canada is run. In fact, does he even stand a snowball’s chance in hell? Who cares?

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Wanting To Be President, Even If Through the Back Door

Tulsi Gabbard (April 12, 1981) It’s a funny old thing, ambition. It can drive a person to get into a political alliance with anyone and everyone. Tulsi Gabbard is a case in point. It has been said (by Hillary Clinton, … Continue reading

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Trump is Leading in Most Polls (Despite Recent Events)

Can We Trust the Polls? During the 2022 midterm elections in the USA, I started to question if any of us should rely upon political polls. If you take samples of the population and ask them a question, like, “Who … Continue reading

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