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More Asylum Visit
Oh, you’re still here? Let me tell you about another delusion… I’m pretending that someone who supports Trump has hired me to give some advice. Of course, you can probably guess how much someone would know about all of that … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, government, law, politics, social sciences, technology
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Visitor’s Day at the Asylum
Oh, do come in and read my mad ravings! Let me describe to you the delusions of my poor, benighted soul. (This is merely my personal wild speculation on things as they seem to be at this point, and not … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, government, oppression, politics, propaganda, resistance
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Moral Clarity, Befuddled Reason
This will sound at first like I’m wandering, so buckle your seatbelts. A significant portion of the global elite have made a religion of melding mind and computer. You’ll run across the term “singularity” most often in this context, where … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, computer technology, conspiracy theories, flaming sword, government, heart-mind, human intellect, moral consciousness, Network Civilization, oppression, propaganda, ruling elite, western civilization
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Psalm 62
David dedicates this song to Jeduthun, a man who served him as leader of a choir of musical priests with prophetic gifts. This psalm is built on the image of faithful retainer, a warlord serving some mighty sovereign. Whatever David … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged ANE, culture, hebrew poetry, King David, military, Psalms
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Brief: Politics and Moral Perception
Just a short explanation to help you think for yourself… On the one hand, we are pretty sure that previous political theatrics were scripted by the global elites. We also understood that it doesn’t mean every detail was foreordained as … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, government, internet, moral discernment, mysticism, oppression, politics, propaganda, revelation, spirituality
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Photolog: Settling a Mystery
For a very long time, the maps all showed the snaking road along the flood bank of the North Canadian River connecting NE 63rd and Indian Meridian as private land and no thoroughfare. Then, a couple of years ago, the … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, disasters, flood plain, geography, Harrah Loop, Indian Meridian, North Canadian River, North Canadian Valley, photography, Wilshire
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