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False Flag in Motion?
I’m thinking this is a plausibility scenario. It’s content hardly surprises anyone who’s been watching for this. It still draws on the mythology established decades ago, and continues the false “alternative universe” in which our official narrative exists. U.S. authorities … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged government, oppression, propaganda, war
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Weddings Are So Much Fun
I’ve only performed a few weddings in my ministerial career. Each one has been so much fun, though, because I always do custom ceremonies. Today I did one which was really no ceremony at all. My mother married a fellow … Continue reading
Taming the Beast: Scientific Linux Imperfections
I’ve come to really love Scientific Linux, and their version of RHEL 6 is really good for desktop use. This may well be the last great desktop Linux, since we have lost GNOME and KDE both to the eye-candy fanboys … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, linux, redhat
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Open Line Tuesday: Ask Your Questions Here
Post questions in the comments section regarding any topic I’ve covered or one you imagine I might be able to cover. Answers may appear in the comments or a separate post. You can also use this as an opportunity to … Continue reading
The Limits of Human Power
Current plans to take over the world will fail, as usual. It’s offered as some key piece of evidence, something never before seen: NWO Plans EXPOSED by Insider in 1969. Actually, it’s one several such exposés I’ve seen over the … Continue reading
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Tagged government, oppression, propaganda, religion
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Laboring on Labor Day
Our favorite American communist celebration, Labor Day, is tomorrow. Most folks get the day off to celebrate the rise of labor unions. I’ll be working. Today, I discovered what a “weep hole” is on automotive water pumps. It’s an opening … Continue reading
Updated Firefox Build on Scientific Linux 6
This update applies to some degree to CentOS and RHEL, but some details will vary. Fetch your source from the standard FTP. The basic URL is: http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/ From there, dig down into the current release folder, followed by the “source” … Continue reading
Not of This World
It breaks my heart some of the biggest threats to life, safety and sanity in this world come from people who claim Christ as Lord. Over the past couple of years I’ve been researching from time to time the Dominionist … Continue reading
Can't Trust Chrome Browser
Google lies about how the Chrome browser works, and works against user privacy in other ways. I’ve been testing Chrome on both Windows and Linux, and checking the results manually in terms of cookies and other privacy issues. First of … Continue reading
Ghost of a Chance of a Ghost
The West has made a religion of secular science. It’s an obsession, as well, but it becomes a religion by seeking grounds to crowd out every other religion. It’s a sort of, “Believe what you want, but if you want … Continue reading