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Pearls Before Swine

There are people in this world you cannot help. If you persist in trying to help them, you will only get hurt for no good purpose. We give ourselves completely and freely to truth, but we can’t decide that for … Continue reading

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Being Held for Ransom Never Worries the Poor Man

The plundering is not done by half. The most important thing I can do is help another person get past some barrier, or to be forewarned of a coming threat. For some years I’ve followed the alternative news sources because … Continue reading

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Premonition Four

(Note the “fiction” tag, folks.) He was utterly certain no one would expect this. Of course the raving conspiracy theorists had picked up on the leaks of some sort of false flag disaster, but they were all looking in the … Continue reading

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Dependence Day

Pardon me while I think out loud, here. Since I don’t take myself that seriously, you are welcome to ridicule or ignore, as you see fit. Meanwhile, I genuinely care about people and I’m trying to understand how I can … Continue reading

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The Coming US Pogrom

There are surprising parallels between the Soviet Russian Revolution and what we see happening in the US today. That’s because the necessities of enslaving a vast population requires pretty much the same pattern of oppression. You’ll hear from a lot … Continue reading

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Modern Exodus

You can read the Exodus account if you like, but most of us know the story. Please, ignore the movie versions, as they are loaded with artistic liberties which detract from the real story. To summarize, the tiny household of … Continue reading

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Weekend Outlook for Early July

Too many little items I just can’t resist. This is a long weekend in the US, as we prepare to celebrate Independence Day on Monday. As if we had anything to celebrate. Fireworks don’t amuse me much, unless they are … Continue reading

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A Genuine Revolution

We have plenty of fake revolts, and none of them will really make anything better. Let’s establish one thing from the start: I don’t expect to lead a revolution in the usual sense of the word. Indeed, I proclaim loudly … Continue reading

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Yet Another Opinionated Rant

In which I pontificate impotently about all manner of things I hardly understand… The coup d’etat was when the globalist bankers subverted all the governments of the Western world. The same coup is still at work in the rest of … Continue reading

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I Was Just Wondering…

I won’t pretend I’m being clever, because I’m not the first person to ask this question. Here is an excellent review of recent noise about plans to land troops in Libya, and possibly Syria. It ends with a strong discount … Continue reading

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