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It’s an Indictment of Modern Politics from the Past

I suspect those who practice political spin are beginning to learn this lesson every day of the week.

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There’s a Lot of Sleight-of-Hand Going On

Trump’s Epstein Deflection Will it work? Maybe. Turning on defenceless fishing boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean has diverted attention away from the Epstein files. The idea that war crimes are being committed has become the next big … Continue reading

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Let’s Stop for a Moment and Consider the Implications

Ego We are watching a situation in the United States where one man’s ego is seemingly totally out of control. If his ego is telling him that everyone is out to get him, then his reaction is to attack first … Continue reading

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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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It’s Taken Almost Ten Years to Finally Realize:

All Roads Lead to Moscow It’s no wonder that Putin really wanted Trump to be US President again. He has Epstein dirt on him. He can be manipulated. He can be coerced. He is a Russian asset, even if unwittingly. … 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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The Day a Complete Unknown Changed Music History

Like a Rolling Stone (June 16, 1965) It’s a piece of rock history that became legendary. Al Kooper wanted to watch a Bob Dylan recording session, so, when he was invited, he jumped at the chance. The rest is the … 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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