Tag Archives: United States history

Today, in History, Amazon was Founded by…

Jeff Bezos (January 12, 1964) This fact came up on my daily calendar. I then realized that I hadn’t looked at Jeff Bezos in detail before. When a person’s birth time is unknown, most astrology sites use dawn or noon … Continue reading

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Hypothetical: What Happens if a Case is Built on a Lie?

303 Creative v. Elenis (2023) Oh-oh. The US Supreme Court didn’t do its due diligence. A case brought before the court, which suggests that a person who has strong reasons for not wanting to build a website for a gay … Continue reading

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The Moment that History Changed to the Modern Age

Code-Name: Trinity (July 16, 1945) I will not be writing about this book, although it is tempting to do so: what I will be focusing on is the event that heralded in the Space Age: the detonation of the atomic … Continue reading

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You’ll Never Guess…

What the Dog Saw (2009) After my wife’s cousin’s third husband died, I was offered some of his books to keep (and read). This one was in the mix, but I hadn’t got around to it until this week, while … Continue reading

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Is This Time Traveler for Real?

Andrew D Basiago (September 18, 1961) This story came up on my watch list of Gregg Braded Official YouTube channel. Watch this video, please: Could it be true? This chart is rectified for Pluto to fall in the area of … Continue reading

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The Real Story Behind the Film:

Georgetown (2019) Call us late to the party, we finally watched this film last night. It was a hard slog, but then at the end it actually named the real person who murdered his elderly wife and got prison time, … Continue reading

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Who’s the Daddy?

Norman Mailer (January 31, 1923 – November 10, 2007) The original idea for this post was to explore the concept that Norman Mailer was the reincarnation of John Milton. But I rankled at the suggestion. I had previously concluded that … Continue reading

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This Matchup Doesn’t Surprise Me

Ram Dass (April 6, 1931 – December 22, 2019) I have purposely selected an image of Ram Dass that doesn’t have his characteristic beard showing. You’ll see why later. Here is the birth chart of a man who became yet … Continue reading

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Was He an American Revolutionary who Returned?

Ronald Reagan (February 6, 1911 – June 5, 2004) Sure, we all know who Ronald Reagan was, but did you know that he was identified by Ahtun Re as a returned revolutionary? I’m not surprised, frankly, because American politics changed … Continue reading

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Sometimes Paralegal Advice Can Be Disastrous

Tom Fitton (May 30, 1968) Turns out this legal activist was the man who told Donald Trump that he could fight the DoJ and keep his precious documents. Was that good advice? Not particularly, since Trump is now in legal … Continue reading

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