“Why does the throng need the permission of the dot to do anything?” The Tiny Dot – YouTube 6:48 – Larken Rose – The Most Dangerous Superstition A situation too strange for 99.999% of people to adequately understand. A selection from the site’s many eBooks… The Most Dangerous Superstition by Larken Rose Acres of Diamonds by Russell H. Conwell Against Intellectual …
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Today’s food for thought… I have friends and family members who look forward to becoming digitized zombies in the New World Order, and that’s great. “The world will always need ditch-diggers,” a friend of mine’s father once said, not necessarily as advice. Society will always need order-followers, those who do not spend too much time …
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Courtesy of Richard Gunderman – 9 July 2015 “The most interesting man in the world.” “Reach out and touch someone.” “Finger-lickin’ good.” Such advertising slogans have become fixtures of American culture, and each year millions now tune into the Super Bowl as much for the ads as for the football. While no single person can …
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Did George Floyd Die of a Drug Overdose? Courtesy of JP Leonard – June 16, 2020 Fatal Fentanyl: A Forensic Analysis “The centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.” — W. B. Yeats, 1919 Truth is the first victim in politics. Factions and passions rule. Random facts are picked as weapons, no …
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According to the Chicago Sun-Times, 79 people were shot over the July 4th weekend, resulting in 15 fatalities. Yes, 79 people. Let that sink in for a moment. Resulting in fifteen murders. Eleven of the victims were minors, and two children died. One of the victims was a 7-year-old girl who was shot in the …
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Many people are upset about a picture of “Aunt Jemima” on a label, but they haven’t given a damn for years that what’s inside the bottle is high fructose corn syrup. Mindless. All flash, no substance. I went to the Aunt Jemima website to get a list of the ingredients in their syrup… INGREDIENTS: CORN …
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You will find most of Polly’s previous videos posted here in the public Group forums if not on the main blog. Is This Torture? – YouTube 43:14 – Amazing Polly Description: In this video I start off slow but pick up steam as I submit the evidence and examples. By comparing our situation to the …
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15:19 – Felix Rex (Black Pigeon Speaks) Black Pigeon has done previous installments on this same topic. I decided to post this one here to the main blog, along with some notes that were scratched out while I listened. This has all seemed so self-evident to me as I have watched it happen. I have …
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Well said! The HYPOCRISY is Unbelievable! ? MUST WATCH & RT!!!! ?? pic.twitter.com/hH5aP9uk3c — TONY™️ (@TONYxTWO) June 22, 2020 One Gen Z’er Dares To Speak Out: “I’m Done With Your Bull$hit!” | Zero Hedge
“We don’t want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population…” — Margaret Sanger, Founder of Planned Parenthood; 1939 It is no secret how Margaret Sanger felt or believed about eliminating the “black weeds” as she called them. So how come the ‘peaceful protesters’ are not burning down all the …
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Many facts you rarely hear about Muhammad and his views on blacks, slaves, and slavery. Interesting. I wonder why no one calls him a racist. 9:52 – Apostate Prophet
One more Eastern European country attempts to repudiate nonsense and reclaim normalcy. LTBG-XYZ people proclaim this decree to be the end of the world. Courtesy of National File Romania Passes Law Banning Gender Studies, Following Hungary and Poland Educational institutions cannot promote gender theories which claim gender identity is separate from biological sex Romania has …
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Daniel Haqiqatjou is a relatively popular Muslim apologist in America. He recently tweeted that in celebration of the International Day Against Homophobia they should throw some gay people off some tall buildings. “Fine,” I thought, in support of Islam. Maybe this is wrong, but who am I to judge? He was roundly criticized for this …
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The following article was sent by a friend. In reading about the “new normal” in Spain, and the partnership they have entered with Bill Gates, understand that even Gates himself is just a mid-level puppet for those who are actually worth trillions of dollars, not just billions. These are people whose names you will never …
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TRUTH BOMB SILENCES WOKE BLM CROWD… EPIC VIDEO – CITIZEN FREE PRESS ???This is how you stump a crowd of “woke” sheep into confused silence?pic.twitter.com/7tdTWBvxS0 — TruthHammer⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@TruthHammer888) June 16, 2020 1:00 Total — Well done. TRUTH BOMB SILENCES WOKE BLM CROWD… EPIC VIDEO
this was another extemporaneous post last week to spacebook… I copy it here for whatever it’s worth… It’s funny, is it not, how every generation thinks it is smarter than the one before. Yet still no one knows for sure how they built the pyramids. Newton invented Calculus centuries before toilet paper itself was invented. …
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I have read that the majority of comments on YouTube are bots (artificial intelligence). Isn’t that neat? You might keep this in mind if you ever choose to engage in the dialogue. Sometimes I wonder how many of my Facebook friends are bots. Sometimes I wonder even if I am. ???? I think we are …
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An impromptu post to spacebook last week, copied here. Not particularly deep, just food for thought… There was a saying years ago that if you were not important enough to miss a phone call then you were really not very important. I have thought of this every time the last twenty years that I have …
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Masanobu Fukuoka wrote an engaging and thoughtful book about this as well, Sowing Seeds in the Desert. I did not hear Liu specifically speak of Fukuoka, but I assume that he was influenced by his work. This is a subject very close to my heart. Regreening the desert with John D. Liu | VPRO Documentary …
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Do-Gooders all over America are heaping hate on this woman. People who gathered recently for a Black Lives Matter protest in the District of Columbia verbally attacked Nestride Yumga, telling her to “Shut up! Shut up!” Their fragile egos could not bear the challenge when she called them out on the inconsistency of their platform. …
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A lot of mourning recently took place in this country. It manifested in looting Liquor Stores, Targets, Pharmacies, and Cheesecake Factories. In a show of support, masses of people traveled far, assisting protesters in peacefully burning down Public Housing, Police Stations, Gas Stations, Restaurants, and countless cars. Well done. Someone else, naturally, will clean it …
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The Parable of the Broken Window was introduced by French economist Frederic Bastiat in his 1850 essay “Ce qu’on voit et ce qu’on ne voit pas” (“That Which We See and That Which We Do Not See”). He illustrates why destruction, and the money spent to recover from it, is not actually a net benefit …
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Jerry Seinfeld once asked his friend George why he kept books that he had already read. George’s reply: “Because they’re my BOOKS!” Book lovers all over the world were vindicated with that simple explanation. Being one of those people myself, a friend sent me this last evening. A reminder to get away from your computer. …
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