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They Are Everywhere
No place is safe. Wherever you go in this world, some psychopath with very real power stands ready to destroy your life. Right here in our own rural Eastern Oklahoma County, you can find them. On the surface, this is … Continue reading
Posted in sanity, social sciences
Tagged government, law, psychology, religion, resistance
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Kiss Your Future Goodbuy
No, it’s not a typo; the Illuminati are buying up all land and real assets at fire sale prices. Fiat currency is debt by definition. Every US dollar created is a loan from the Federal Reserve, and the net owed … Continue reading
RHEL 6 for the Clueless: Intel Graphics
Update: The latest version — 6.5 — shows this problem less often than in the past. Using a Netinstall CD I got things to work just fine on a machine with Intel graphics, so this issue has been at least … Continue reading
No One Speaks for Me
There is a vast world of ordinary people out there who are used and abused, particularly in the world of computing. When it comes to the very fundamental questions of life, I exempt no one from the duty to find … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, culture, linux, open source, windows
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Hack Everything!
The concept of hacking includes far more than poking around in other people’s computers. This is more than a whine against the MSM for confusing the term “hacking” with “cracking.” Anyone who pays much attention to the MSM can’t be … Continue reading
Estimating Current World Events (June 2011)
When you permit a thought process and evaluation system not restricted to the commonly accepted Western analytical assumptions, you would expect to get different answers. This is not about having a high degree of intelligence in the sense of IQ. … Continue reading
Posted in globalism, social sciences
Tagged culture, government, history, survival
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Firefox: Anti-Business?
It appears Mozilla leadership is telling corporate partners to get lost. I realize Ed Bott is a devoted worshiper of Microsoft. But that doesn’t mean he’s ignorant, nor especially dishonest, just biased. When he says Mozilla to enterprise customers: “Drop … Continue reading
Newspeak Continues
Caution: Adult topic, not for the squeamish. Orwell’s Newspeak was just the beginning. It’s not enough to control the language itself, but TPTB want to invade your very mind, and change your wiring. Granted, the freedom to speak the truth … Continue reading
Posted in sanity, social sciences
Tagged culture, government, internet, propaganda, psychology
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Accountable Desire
Be sure your sins will find you out. As a prophet of Jehovah, I have a duty to Him to speak when He places a burden on me. That duty includes an obligation to make sure I filter it through … Continue reading
Posted in religion, social sciences
Tagged culture, economics, government, mysticism, scripture
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Domain of the Spirit
Try to imagine a religion blending elements from Mennonites and Dominionists. Mennonites practice a passive avoidance of secular government. They realize you can’t ever completely get away from it, but given the state has never done the right thing for … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, government, mysticism, scripture
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