Pat Metheny: Better Days Ahead
5:22 – Pat Metheny (Official Audio) – 2021
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Died Suddenly
When they tell us that depopulation is their main agenda, why do we not believe them? 1:08:21 – Stew Peters Network – 21 Nov 2022 It is an ancient conversation… “You may not harm them.” “Then I will beguile them into harming themselves.” “They must have access to knowledge of the truth.” “I will tell …
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Germ Theory vs. Terrain Theory – Soylent Green
Germ theory vs. Terrain theory is today a subject of vigorous debate. We note this here only for reference and will not enter into a discussion about it in this post. That said, the image above has always reminded me of feedlot beef. Countless numbers of cows spending their short lives not in green pastures, …
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Paradise Stolen – Parts 5-6
Episode 5 – Why We Are Poor 10:02 – Stefan Verstappen – 26 Feb 2016 Episode 6 – The Value of Money 4:49 – Stefan Verstappen – 29 May 2018
Paradise Stolen – Parts 1-4
Episode 1 – Don’t Show Your Children 5:37 – Stefan Verstappen – 30 Jan 2015 Episode 2 – The Myth of Efficiency 6:06 – Stefan Verstappen – 21 Feb 2021 “There was abundance in the Colonies, and peace was reigning on every border. It was difficult, and even impossible, to find a happier and more …
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The Secret Meeting that Changed Rap Music
TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2012 “The Secret Meeting that Changed Rap Music and Destroyed a Generation” Hello, After more than 20 years, I’ve finally decided to tell the world what I witnessed in 1991, which I believe was one of the biggest turning point in popular music, and ultimately American society. I have struggled for a …
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Inorganic Behavior – “Astroturfing”
I have noted for some time the inauthentic nature of many of the so-called movements and causes we see today. Unnaturally borne. Poorly thought out and, to me at least, so plainly manufactured. Inorganic I have called them, wondering why people are so easily persuaded and convinced. We find ourselves today in the midst of …
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The Brearley School Letter
The following letter was written by Andrew Gutmann, a father who was fed up with the obsessive focus on race by the elite Manhattan prep school his daughter attended. He accused the school of trying to “brainwash” the kids with ‘woke’ philosophies instead of simply teaching them how to think for themselves. He will not …
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Dual Morality Codes
More excellent work by Mr. Daniel Natal 8:29 – The Daniel Natal Show – 16 Apr 2021 The West has always been based on a unitary ethical structure, where everyone was equal before the law. By contrast, outside of Christendom, something called ‘dual morality codes’ evolved, whereby the rules are applied different to people, based …
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You Can’t Forget the Past
The following is from the movie The Two Jakes. It was the sequel to Chinatown (1974), and was released in 1990. Actor/director Jack Nicholson reprises his role as J.J. “Jake” Gittes, a private investigator in post-war (late 40’s) Los Angeles. In the following ‘scene’ he is on his way out to see a client in …
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Debunking Virology – Three Doctors Talk Facts
Having read Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World years ago, and merging it with Orwell’s 1984, perhaps it was easy to see that the COVID-19 ‘pandemic’ was potentially nothing more than social engineering on a grand scale. Social engineering for fun and profit. It had been easy in 2011, once evidence had been provided, to recognize …
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Army Oath of Enlistment
There is talk that those who presently occupy government in the District of Columbia want the soldiers who guard them to take an additional oath of loyalty. It is unclear exactly to whom or what this pledge is to be given. These men and women in the armed services have already sworn an oath to …
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Departures
The beginnings of a future post… The attached is a symphonic version of music from the Japanese movie Departures. I want to return at some time to develop this post further and talk about this deeply meaningful movie. This draft can serve as a placeholder until that time comes. – John Departures 8:18 – Joe …
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More Transgender Histrionics
Too ridiculous for even the Twilight Zone… Actor John Cleese was recently excoriated on Twitter for saying that he still did not understand what the deal was with trans people. He is 81 years old, and he is unable to get his mind around it — the concept of ‘transgenderism’. For context, note that as …
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The Perfect Storm of Stupid
What is “The Great Reset”? With James Delingpole 33:23 – Paul Joseph Watson – 14 Nov 2020
Hydrogen from Water as a Power Source
I mused on an old blog years ago that we would probably learn one day that there was more energy locked in the water of our planet’s oceans than anywhere else on Earth. I didn’t think this was some great insight, only that I was picking up on what was already known to the collective …
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Archbishop Vigano – The Great Reset
This Letter to the President, written by Catholic Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, was brought to my attention by a friend. I thought it was particularly well written. I post it here not for religious purposes per se, but for the truth it exposes about the so-called Great Reset into which all the people of the …
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A Quote from Wendell Berry
A Warning To My Readers Do not think me gentle because I speak in praise of gentleness, or elegant because I honor the grace that keeps this world. I am a man crude as any, gross of speech, intolerant, stubborn, angry, full of fits and furies. That I may have spoken well at times, is …
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The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race, & Identity
34:18 – Eric Metaxas – 26 Oct 2020 I copied here part of the transcript, starting around 21:15, that I think is particularly meaningful in today’s socio-political climate. For the sake of context, note that besides being British, Murray is both gay and an atheist. “I don’t wish to be rude to the country I’m …
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Mask People are Sheeple
A fun and well done video. Note the Georgia Guidestones shown prominently throughout. 3:52 – Media Bear – A redo of Depeche Mode’s song People are People from 1984. Georgia Guidestones A message consisting of a set of ten guidelines or principles is engraved on the Georgia Guidestones in eight different languages, one language on each …
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Autumn Leaves – 2020
Once again it is the season for those who both love the planet and hate it to join forces and rid their lawns of fallen leaves. Many will send their efforts to the landfill. You will be able to tell the ones who really care by the large brown paper bags they use to do …
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9/11 Suspects – Documentary – James Corbett
1:13:20 – The Corbett Report – 2016 Note that the video may start at full volume. You may want to reduce the volume before clicking play. 9/11 Suspects (Full Documentary | 2016) : The Corbett Report In 2016, The Corbett Report released the 9/11 Suspects series in individual installments. Now, as we approach the 19th anniversary of …
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Ron Paul – Principled Leadership
Ron Paul recently had a mild stroke while doing his daily Ron Paul Liberty Report. It caused me to reflect on how he had influenced my thinking on politics years earlier; my thoughts on what role government should have in our lives. In an ongoing quest to learn more about economics, politics, and the markets, …
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