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Wait! Is This Supposed to be an April Fool’s Joke?

Lenny Bruce (October 13, 1925 – August 3, 1966) Honestly, I didn’t ever expect to look at this standup comedian. Of course, I knew about him, from the news stories, but, with such a passage of time, it was small … Continue reading →

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There’s One Born Every Minute

All that’s advertised is not necessarily Truth. Sometimes, it’s just a way to get your money.

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Within a Day, the Lunar Eclipse Signals a Disaster

Baltimore Bridge Collapse (March 26, 2024) These things seem to come out of the blue, but there are always reasons, just ones we don’t understand at first glance. Watching the video evidence, there must have been ‘something’ that happened to … Continue reading →

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In the Past, Solar Eclipses Stopped Wars

These Days, Hardly Anyone Pays Attention Except, of course, those who wish to view a total eclipse with their own two eyes (through protective eyewear). But, in the course of human events, signals from the Universe were something to pay … Continue reading →

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No One is Supposed to be Above the Law

But the Courts Seem to be Bending Over Backwards for Trump Are they afraid of looking prejudiced against him? Or are they trying to keep his appeal options few and far between? One last thought: are they afraid of his … Continue reading →

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During His Days of Wine and Roses…

Jack Lemmon (February 8, 1925 – June 27, 2001) What was this deep, dark secret that Jack Lemmon had? Oh, surprise, surprise! A drinking problem. This birth chart is unreliable due to the time not being necessarily exact. Whoever decided … Continue reading →

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I Forgot About the Lunar Eclipse, Happening Tomorrow

March 25, 2024 (3:00 am) Before a solar eclipse arrives (as one will cross the US on April 8th), a lunar eclipse acts as a herald. As things come to a head for Donald Trump when the civil fraud trial … Continue reading →

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Walking a Legal Tightrope, Will She Fall?

Aileen Cannon (February 1, 1981) I haven’t tried to raise her birth chart previously, because no reputable online sites have ever listed her birth date. Judge Aileen Cannon seems to be a mysterious individual to most legal pundits, but the … Continue reading →

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Well, That’s One Way to Become Famous in the States

Senator Katie Britt (February 2, 1982) One kind of has to wonder what the GOP were thinking when they chose Katie Britt to give their televised rebuttal of Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech on Thursday night last. (And … Continue reading →

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Sometimes You Have to Come Back to Finish the Job

Caitlin Clark (January 22, 2002) This young lady is setting college basketball points records. Within the last week, she has passed the previous record set by “Pistol” Pete Maravich. Of course, the misogynists say that he is still the best … Continue reading →

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