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The Secretary of War…

Pete Hegseth (June 6, 1980) I’m curious: is he really as dumb as he appears to be to think we buy his lies, hook, line and sinker? There’s one inconjunct, linking Mercury in the 7th House (of Open Enemies) to … Continue reading →

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Is It the “Fog of War” or Just a Smokescreen?

The War on Drugs Richard Nixon declared a war on drugs in 1971. It was an interesting premise: secretly, the US government had distributed drugs to the Boomer Generation in order to keep the youngsters under control. (That may be … Continue reading →

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Two Men from 1881, Forgotten by History

Death by Lightning (2025) Strange title, to be sure, but is attributed to James Garfield, when asked if he was worried about being assassinated, like Lincoln. His answer was that it’s unlikely, like “Death by Lightning”. I must admit that … Continue reading →

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Who’s Innocent? Who’s Guilty? Who Knows?

Optics in Politics Who cares, eh? Epstein emails have been released. One side cherry picks. The other side claims a hoax. Hmm. What I am seeing is a long game of fraud coming to an end. In amongst the emails … Continue reading →

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A Peek Behind the Curtains

Canada Federal Budget (November 4, 2025) In my dream last night, a shocking image was shown to me, and I won’t go into the intimate details, but I can tell you that whatever happens, a general election may be triggered … Continue reading →

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She’s Always Been One to Dress Up

Katy Perry (October 25, 1984) At least she and Justin Trudeau have that in common. With news cycles distracting us from the usual suspects, we are starting to see pictures of Justin and Katy together as a new couple. Of … Continue reading →

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According to the Definition, This Man was a Prophet

James E. McDonald (May 7, 1920 – June 13, 1971) The clue about this scientist came from a YouTube video from Ellie Dreams Down Under. Mr. McDonald’s reputation was rock solid, until he started to investigate UFOs. Then he was … Continue reading →

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Remember This Point of Singularity from “Origin”?

“Alas, Poor Humanity, I Knew It Well” (Apologies to Shakespeare’s Hamlet) When Dan Brown wrote “Origin” he was focusing on the future when Artificial Intelligence would blend with humanity and take it over. The present time has seen AI come … Continue reading →

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Someone Wants to Cancel the American 1st Amendment

Charlie Kirk (October 14, 1993 – September 10, 2025) When a political activist is outspoken, a lot of people on both sides of the political divide get concerned. To the young conservative audiences, Charlie Kirk was their future. There was … Continue reading →

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It’s Hard to Believe that 40 Years have Passed

Live Aid (July 13, 1985) Time flies. Memories fade, a little. My second wife and I spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning in London on that weekend, celebrating our 7th wedding anniversary. Due to the overwhelming influx of people into … Continue reading →

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