On the Latest Bomb Hoaxes

To distract us from the impending banking and mortgage implosion, Western governments have served up a new bogus threat so the news media will have something to scream about.

It was reported some improvised devices, modified toner cartridges and such, were fitted as remote detonation bombs and placed on airplanes. One ended up in the UK, and another was caught before it could head to the US.

Then there were reports they were fakes. Then they were reported again as genuine, containing PETN (a rather modern explosive material), and something which would work like a cell-phone to be activated by an incoming call. It doesn’t matter.

It’s not that I’m blind to how so many people could have gotten hurt. But it would be no different from the Lockerbie Air Disaster. That is, whether the bomb was real or not, it is 100% certain it was put there by someone paid by either the CIA, MI6 or Mossad. The Lockerbie business was a CIA bombing to prevent some agents being reported on their drug dealing. Some DEA agents were on that flight, carrying concrete evidence of CIA agents involved in quite a substantial drug trade. When the remnants of the plane struck the ground in Scotland, the CIA agents were there scooping up real evidence and planting fake evidence. That dude from Libya was a patsy.

And there is not a single active Islamic terrorist, or any other terrorist based in the Middle East, who isn’t somehow a direct product of those same three espionage services. So even is some Ahmad Radical planted a very real improvised bomb on those planes, it still comes back to fake scare tactics designed to keep our attention on something which is not nearly so dangerous as the single greatest threat to all mankind on this earth — that being those same three services and the governments behind them, working together.

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Controlled Opposition

It’s an established label: “controlled opposition.” While not exactly the old Hegelian Dialectic, it is equally sinister. How can you tell when one of your favorite sources of news and commentary is actually a fake? How do you know when someone is trying to play you for a sucker to keep you in line with the program of TPTB?

It’s more than simply how they present things. Drama, hyperbole, and a flaky presentation are nothing more than ways of entertaining you. Pay attention to the content. Some of the most stable and respectable people are subtly inserting biases to make a fool of you.

I’ve already noted how Republicans and Democrats are two edges of the same big government sword. It won’t matter which way you get sliced, your life will be diced up and fed to the Beast. There are hundreds of little side shows by various news sources, each with their own peculiar flavor, all defying easy classification. Each of them also exhibits a singular flaw which marks them not as simply misguided on some issues, but a plant, a hired liar to keep you in line.

The rabble rousing of Alex Jones, for example, is to sucker the underground patriot freedom movement. In the end, he defends Israel, our real national government and our biggest enemy at the same time. So you can easily see how he seeks to contain the argument to things which aren’t real threats to anyone. Pay no attention to the idiot behind that microphone, nor any other blanket supporter of Israel.

Max Keiser yells about the evil greedy bankers of Wall Street, then talks about how they also just happen to ignore global warming. So Keiser is a warmist propaganda liar. Entertaining he may be, and the image of sponsorship by Russia makes it seem somehow respectable mainstream opposition to our government — who doesn’t see the evil in the current administration? But to support global warming shows not simply poor judgment, but willful manipulation. A similar link discounts Blacklisted News and Citizens for Legitimate Government.

Besides, I note a great many sites serving as the voice of controlled opposition always support some filthy immorality or another. Not just selling sexual perversion, but any attempt to draw the eye through sexual attraction. And while sexual immorality is a major marker, there are all sorts of subtle signals in the advertising which marks a site as dependent on sin: fear, greed, anger, etc. There are a host of issues which should serve to mark someone as questionable. Not in the sense they can’t tell the truth; even Satan uses truth as a weapon in his lies. It’s how the truth is shaded, packaged, and what comes with it.

You don’t have to fully embrace the 9-11 Truther movement realize there are valid questions about the official story, which story is presented by the same people who have lied to us every time it suits their agenda to maintain oppressive control. But when someone attacks any such valid questions, they mark themselves as a shill, such as Wikileaks’ Julian Assange. Everything else they say and do is suspect. And we should by now see even on a baldly rational basis Climate Change Science is not science, but pure propaganda politics, and the Carbon Trading market is just another scam. There are other signals you can recognize as the marks of controlled opposition.

I don’t have a problem with people promoting other philosophical assumptions or religions so long as they don’t become an excuse for some political agenda. Zionism is politics with a religious fervor. Feel-good globalism is a cover for tyranny, because there is no chance they will embrace God’s ideals for government. They are essentially socialist-communist liars seeking total control over every detail of your existence. But they are close allies with the fascist faux capitalists who want money to control government without getting their hands dirty. The question is not what flavor of government, but government itself. When they say any form of the word “govern” it always means tyranny.

God says no one has any business managing any part of your daily life who isn’t related by blood or covenant. A constitution is not a covenant, but a social contract. It is devoid of life and meaning, and is always a mere excuse to take things from people, just as with any contract. Oddly, God often holds people accountable to constitutions they swear “before God” when they meant the whole time to ignore it. Still, a covenant is a matter of persons, personal relations committing themselves to each other’s welfare in a necessarily open-ended fashion. It implies one will do whatever they have power to do in fulfilling a very personal commitment. No government in this world operates on those terms.

However, if our social order assumed family controls and extended family structures, we would have something God had known all along would be the the best way to run the world. His Laws and commandments always presuppose such a social structure, and every government is required to build on that. I note significantly Jesus pointed out how “family” need not be blood kin, but that spiritual kinship trumps it. What matters is how things get done, as if it were a traditional shared DNA group.

Any story sold by any public crier in the square competing for attention must align with the story God tells. Anything which detracts from the family primacy and solidarity is automatically a lie of Satan. The thing which binds together all those lying controlled opposition folks is an attack on God’s divine order. Being deceived about spiritual matters we expect, but not when it comes to the mundane mechanics of how to run this world. Nor should we expect to define a precise list of do and don’t requirements, because despite appearances to our perverted Western minds, God didn’t communicate that way.

God’s revelation to us cannot possibly be rendered in terms of mere knowledge, logic, nor even good wisdom. It is a living, breathing interaction with a Person. The mystic places the mind at the service of the spirit-Spirit union, where God speaks to the mind, commanding it via the will. When something indefinable within us balks at logic, and it does not arise from any human lust, we must take that as the voice of God. It remains for our minds to organize how to obey.

Writers and speakers who tend to approach God’s justice are worthy of a reading eye and listening ear. Those who simply sound like it up to that crucial moment of departure are not necessarily paid liars, since the world is filled with useful idiots serving Satan unknowingly. Rather, you know you can’t trust them, since whether they are idiots of willful liars makes little difference in their message.

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Don’t Be Fooled by False Justice

Don’t be a fool. Justin Raimondo notes we once had a powerful antiwar movement, but it was fake. It was a partisan scam, because now that Obama is in office, you don’t hear a peep about the same wars being expanded, and new ones planned. We once had a powerful conservative movement, but they kept promoting and electing empty suits who not only failed to keep their promises, but did worse than those they demagogued. In other words, our system is so utterly broken it seems precious few actually realize it.

You think there was vote fraud to put Bush Jr. in office? Yes, and it’s now being used to keep Obama in office. Go ahead and research electronic votes being reset in recent news articles. Then let me tell you again: Don’t be a fool. The system has no intention of doing the right thing. Ever.

The only justice you can actually get is over things you control. As a professional historian and former teacher of History, I can tell you straight up the US Constitution was meant to fail. It was designed with lots of loopholes so the plutocrats could pervert it. The Constitution is not about justice, but control. The so-called Federalist Papers were cynical lying propaganda, and the authors knew it. It was meant to be a vehicle for suckering an entire nation into believing the lies even while the plutocrats gained ever more control. It has served that purpose well.

Think the Founding Fathers were fine men? Most of them were frauds. Here’s an example: Shays’ Rebellion. In essence, the system invited corruption. Land speculators bought rights to properties they never ever saw. The laws protected them, because the folks in control were part of the game. Speculators sold the properties under terms they knew would not be repaid most of the time. It was set up intentionally to milk the buyers for all the speculators could get from them, then repossess the property to sell to another sucker. The judges carefully appointed by the same class of tyrants were going along with it, so the folks on the losing end became violent. The deck was stacked against them, and they formed a rebellion. It was mostly just; the only justice they could get. Washington led troops against them knowing it was all a fraud. He was a major figure among the frauds; there were precious few heroes.

These men were all moved by the same Classical Western cultural assumptions which produced the Talmud Jesus called “traditions of men” — an excuse to defraud, rob and oppress the lower classes. When we speak of the Pharisees, we refer to Hellenism, which is simply Classical Greek philosophy, the heritage of Aristotle. Christian Mysticism is a conscious rejection of that brand of false epistemology. We embrace the ancient mysticism woven into the very warp and woof of biblical society. Yep, Aristotle will help you well with things you can see and touch, the mere mechanics, but won’t give you a clue about the moral order of Creation. You need the mystical epistemology of the Bible.

So if you want any justice, it requires you make it yourself. Not by taking up arms and overthrowing the current ruling regime; the very nature of such a thing would simply allow some other tyrant class to gain control. You and I doing justice will refuse to do what it takes to gain such control, because justice by it’s very nature — that moral order of Creation — means you don’t permit such control. You don’t permit concentrations of wealth and power, because that becomes the double-edged sword of injustice.

The Laws of God are written into the very fabric of the Cosmos. Defy them and all Hell breaks loose, though it does take awhile. God does not operate on our time scale. He doesn’t always grant you a tomorrow, only right now. Do justice in your own life, in your own household. That is the only place God intended you to exercise authority of that sort. Don’t have leverage to keep government out of your life? Stay the course; do justice and let God handle the things not in your hands. Just make sure you do what you know the Spirit requires of you for justice.

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Tension Rising

So we now have financial outfits suing the banks to take back those fraudulent mortgage investments. And government offices on several levels are investigating them for fraud and dodging taxes. And MERS could be shut down and bankrupt any day now.

The dollar is about to plummet in value, but you won’t be able to get many of them anyway, since the biggest banks are actually insolvent already. It’s just a matter of time when it becomes painfully obvious.

We sent more ships to the waters off Iran, so that’s heating up again. Our encroachments in Pakistan are going to increase in every measure. And those we don’t sent troops and planes after we make war in other ways, such as our posturing with China.

And we have this crazy nonsense about flu vaccines again, only worse. The major food conglomerates are making food ever more poisonous, and suing anybody who offers the real thing. And the government is helping them poison us. And police everywhere are becoming ever more outrageous in their thuggery. And we have a major military command on our own soil asking for a division sized unit of soldiers to deploy against the citizens of the US.

On and on it goes. Nothing anyone can do will fix any of this. It will get steadily worse. You ain’t seen nuthin’ yet.

The only reason we don’t riot like the French or Italians is because we don’t care. We’re too scared. For some, it’s too late already; there is nothing left to save and no easy targets to attack. But we have an entire generation raised on entitlements and casual violence, and I wonder when they will explode. You and I will be the target. They won’t go after the government figures who are to blame, the big corporation fat cats, and others. No, they will devour their own kind.

For Christian Mystics like myself, we are about to get a chance to test all our silly blather. Does this world really not matter to us? Can we just leave it behind and let it go? We are about to find out. The Saints of God will tribulate.

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FreeBSD 8.1 Test Drive

I decided long ago, of all the various Open Source licenses, I prefer the BSD License. It’s the most free, and typical of my philosophical assumptions. With lots of experience playing around on FreeBSD, I was somewhat brokenhearted during the past two years or so when I couldn’t get it to work. It was either a rash of broken ports, with one or more of the packages I use most always out of whack. Or, it was something in the system which refused to work with my hardware.

Recently I decided to remove the Radeon HD 4350 and run the onboard nVidia GeForce 6100. Lots of things just did not quite work for me with that Radeon card.

Last night I installed 8.1 for i386 on my machine, and everything worked. That is, except the bundled X.org ‘nv’ driver, but it wasn’t hard to install the proprietary version, since nVidia and FreeBSD cooperate on the packaging. Without it, the display on my big Dell LCD was badly distorted. The only flaw now is when jumping between X and the console, the latter is often completely garbled or off-center. The work-around is to switch back and forth two or three times until it shows up right. I had to do that in order to kill the X server and install the nVidia driver.

Other than that, I simply installed everything from the DVD as packages. I reserved the buildkernel and buildworld until later to get sound and so forth. I didn’t want to build too many packages without my favorite optimizations.

While poking around, I ran across a couple of conversations about 64-bit, particularly Athlons. More than one writer noted this was not a true 64-bit, but more like a 32-bit with extensions giving the ability to run in 64-bit mode. I’d never seen it put that way before, but realized it was true. That’s the architecture of the x86 chips. So choosing to run 32-bit on my Athlon X2 actually makes good sense. It also helps jump over the hurdles with some of the packages ported not building cleanly in 64-bit.

For the time being, I’m leaning away from building OpenOffice. I’ve done it on FreeBSD before, including on this machine, but that was back in the 1.x and 2.x series. There are fewer gotchas now, but I’m not sure it’s worth it. Every time I try to install the package from GoodDay, it always calls for burdensome updates of too many items in the ports tree. More than likely I’ll just work the Gnome Office; I have OO.org on other systems if I need it.

All in all, things are looking good. Much as I love RHEL and CentOS, I like FreeBSD better, when it’s an option. Right now it is, and a good one for me.

Update: Busted. I couldn’t get the sound driver to smooth out. Frequent pops and interruptions. Couldn’t get any music CD to play without skipping every few seconds. Apparently FreeBSD isn’t quite ready for my three-year-old hardware. Life is tough and you learn more when you fail.

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One Nation Under Satan

By no means have my convictions regarding torture changed: Torture is inherently Satanic. When any nation allows anyone in their service to torture, the entire nation comes under the control demonic forces, and justly merits God’s wrath.

Just in case you forgot the previous evidence, take a look at Chris Floyd’s review of the latest release from Wikileaks. Despite the god-awful drama and silly posturing, not to mention irresponsible and secretive squandering of donations by Julian Assange, there is some good coming from Wikileaks. This is a fresh uncovering of how thoroughly our government has decided the god we should serve is Old Scratch himself. Yes, I mean that literally.

We can abstract principles of God’s justice from the Old Testament narrative. On the one hand, God pulled Israel’s fat out of the fire for His own reasons in the case of Assyria. However, He had a distinct message which warned that might be the last time if things didn’t change. They did not change. So when the next threat, Babylon, began moving in the region, He actively aided her in taking down His own Temple. We noote He promised Babylon will get hers, but He will most certainly use one evil tool to crush other evil, particularly those who claim Him. The point is it won’t matter what excuse you offer, when you use evil, evil owns you. The door is wide open and there is no help from God.

American evangelicals in particular make all this noise about clinging to God’s Word, but willingly embrace the methods of Hell. Guess what, America? We are under God’s wrath. We have driven Him out and embraced His enemy. Torture is a blasphemous poke in God’s eye. Had we chosen the path of God’s justice, no enemy could stand before us, nor have any hope of attacking us. Remember how that Israeli Temple choir defeated three armies by simply singing as the marched? Instead, we have put our trust in human power. It will fail.

Here I sit in the middle of an empire fully devoted to evil. It’s too late to lay any blame; the wrath is on its way. My calling is not to take up arms against her, but simply to declare the reason for the impending doom. Then, because God’s Word requires I align myself with His intentions, I am praying this nation’s troops lose in battle, and some other empire destroy ours. My nation serves Satan.

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Why Copyright Is Unjust Before God

(This is a follow-up to my post on Operation Payback.)

A critical element in God’s justice is whether enforcement is inherently oppressive. There is plenty of precedent in Scripture to answer the question of whether something is oppressive. For example, when the punishment is not proportionate with the crime, the law and/or enforcement is unjust. Hitting a file sharer with thousands of dollars in settlement costs in inherently unjust. If it were hundreds of dollars, it would still be unjust.

The question does not hinge on what value the complainant puts on their losses. The value is calculated by the free market, as it were, not the monopoly market price. If I can buy the song online for 99¢, then it’s value in settlement is 99¢. Scripture does not authorize punitive damages above 20% of value. I won’t bother with court costs because those are entirely fraudulent in every case throughout the West, if we judge by Scripture. The point is current enforcement is entirely unjust.

That’s about as far as anyone has to go to establish the current system is damned in the literal sense. The more substantive issue is the question of digital property: There is no such thing as digital property. To put anything in digital format removes the fundamental element in economic exchange — controlled access.

A live performance of any art can be constrained by limited access. You can put the thing inside a structure and charge admission. If someone wants to record it, you cannot justly stop them. On the other hand, everyone knows the quality of any such “pirate” recording will be poor and of very low value. Cheap devices cannot make quality recordings for simple acoustic reasons. Dragging in a better recording device requires substantial costs and can’t be hidden, so you can charge extra. It still won’t be the same as studio quality, and won’t command the same price.

The question in performance art is not preserving total control, because that is not possible without being unjust. Yes, studio sessions cost lots of money, but if you release any such recording on a common format, you have lost control of it. Don’t make them if you don’t like duplications. Or, you can be reasonable and intelligent and realize people who like your work will voluntarily pay for quality recordings in sufficient numbers for you to make a living. The question is not dollar value artificially derived, but whether you can afford to keep doing the art; that’s how God sees it. You aren’t deprived of your living when people share digital copies of your performances, because if your performances have any market value at all, your fans will cough up to see you live, buy your stuff, and keep you happy.

TV and movies are inherently evil in the first place. The product itself cannot avoid adversely affecting the brains of those who consume them; it cannot be rendered safe. I have zero sympathy for the entire mess. Live theater is fine, but electronic video cannot be made non-hypnotic. There is no valid moral reason for that media. End of discussion.

Books are an obvious safe market. Someone wishing to pirate books will have to put a lot effort into typing or scanning, and it’s not the same. Reading a book is not simply a matter of the information contained in it, but a tactile experience as well. Being able to physically flip back to previous pages in itself is a major factor hard to quantify. People who really like books don’t want to read them on a screen. The technology just is not that good, and it may never be. Books on paper cost more to make, and I assure you folks will pay more get them. The cost of a reader is very high compared to books, and reliability and convenience is not comparable at all. Yet, even where a market exists for the electronic version, it is working quite well. Again, paper books can be shared from person to person without harming the publisher and writer. No one complains about the used book market.

In the background I distinguish between Spirit and Law. I cannot hold the world accountable to spiritual principles, but God’s Laws are binding on anyone still breathing. Pirates and information radicals as activists are discerned according to God’s Laws, as are every government and corporation. I can point out when one is more just than another, even as I refuse to participate for spiritual reasons. It absolutely guaranteed I will eventually run afoul of someone else’s rules, regulations and laws when I faithfully obey the Holy Spirit as read in my convictions. But when I stand before God, their opinions and demands matter not a whit.

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Operation Payback Is about Morals

You can read the manifesto of Operation Payback. Don’t pretend you can’t understand, or that the tiny handful of incidents they cite are insufficient justification. They are examples of a massive and unacceptable trend altogether consistent with the current global trend of all things toward tyranny and oppression.

I cannot find a single example of any government anywhere struggling to increase liberty, and only a tiny minority of corporations (or any other business) trying to make the world a better place. Plenty claim they are, but it doesn’t take much to prove they are lying. However, Operation Payback is carefully targeted to the worst of the worst in the particular issue of denying access even while they tyrannize the entire marketplace, robbing their own slaves client artists. Forced monopoly is a sin, whether it be a labor union, a church, a government service, or a corporation.

Nor is it a sin to cheer on the likes of Anonymous, the name the activists give their group. I’ve already said when something is digitized, you cannot pretend to control access to it, whether it be your personal information or an expensive performance piece. The choice to participate in piracy and reprisals is merely a matter of calling, strategy and tactics. The foundation of modern copyright laws, practices and policies regarding digital materials is Satanic, and I won’t debate that. I’ll be glad to explain it, and have offered plenty of that in previous posts. Attacking electronically the Internet portals of evil is not a sin.

I won’t participate, either. It’s not my calling. Explaining how it serves the Kingdom is my calling. For far too long the forces of oppression, serving Satan, have tried to monopolize the discussions of morals and theology. It matters not whether they do so from the capitalist or communist foundations; they are all wrong. Control of things God contrary to Gods Laws is oppressive by definition, and I have no trouble explaining how most of what we take for granted today as “law” is not just by His standards. Yes, that puts me on the ground of saying there has to be a standard which is not objective. No one should be surprised by that; God has never pretended to be objective. Any pretense of objectivity is a slap at God. I’m quite certain there are flaws in my understanding, but I will boldly proclaim my morality is higher than others, more consistent with God’s revelation.

You would get the same message from any prophet in Scripture. The one thing to which they can point is the record of revelation, and the mandate they have from God. People outside the argument may not be able to tell which prophet is telling the truth when two disagreed, but that’s the problem with pretending to be objective — it’s not possible, and is wrong from the start. These are my convictions; I have no choice but to follow them. And if I’m wrong, you can be sure God will judge me in His own way, but were I not already certain of His approval, I’d avoid the whole topic. A few years ago I would have been on the opposite side of this, so come back in a few more years if you find my chatter entertaining.

In the meantime, today I declare Operation Payback is at least reaching for the justice of God as revealed in Scripture. They are by far closer to that justice than those they attack, so far as I can discern. God bless Anonymous.

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Note: I realize the Internet is mostly the property of governments and corporations, most of which openly support the targets of Anonymous. So it is with roads and buildings and all sorts of other things controlled by governments and corporations. Yes, I realize this could easily result in governments and corporations working to block such efforts and control the Internet more tightly. Chances are the technology will not support most of those efforts, because even the owners tend to be ignorant of how it all works. Regardless of the area of human knowledge, the very best will refuse to be bound by oppression, and won’t work for the government nor corporations. But in the end, this could be the cause of the destruction the Internet as we know it. Such is life. I don’t pretend the Internet is the whole of my life, simply the facility I use to present my message.

Paul traveled the Roman Roads, used Roman law and Roman currency to present a gospel message Rome hated. Eventually Rome fell, and the gospel did not. (The gospel was perverted by many, but that’s another story.) You can pretend Rome’s hostility to the gospel had no connection to her fall, but God’s Word indicated a hostility to Rome, and promised her demise in real time and in eternal terms of the spirit behind what Rome was. God is not bound by our silly rules of logic, so crushing Rome by any means is attributable to His divine hand, since He controls everything in existence at His whim. The issue here is not the Internet but those who depend on it, who use it for evil means. Their own weapon is turned against them, and thus shall it be generation upon generation, until That Day when Christ returns.

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Google Chrome Going Bad

I’ve been using Chrome on several different OSes the past few months, and have been recommending it to some other folks. In general, it was faster, did Flash objects much better, and so forth.

Recently I noticed it uses almost twice the resources as Firefox for anything with heavy JScript on the page. That’s not a good sign. It used to be just the opposite a few months ago. I don’t know enough to suggest whether Firefox improved of Chrome got worse, but I suspect the latter.

The latest release (7.0) broke me, though. The developers removed the option for making it ask about cookies on every domain that tries to plant them. Now all you can do is blanket “yes” or “no.” Naturally, a blanket “no” cripples your browser on some very common websites. So you are pretty much forced to say “yes” to all of them.

This is Google doing evil; it’s reducing the user’s control and choices. It’s bad enough I never had the fine-grained control of choosing per site whether to accept session cookies without digging around in the menu system. That trick is a way to pacify those nasty webmasters who want to force you to accept tracking cookies, but now Google is on their side completely. You will accept tracking or you can’t play.

Of course, on Ubuntu and some other distros you can choose the Chromium version, which is the development branch. It still offers that option to set site cookie preferences on the fly. But on Fedora, you have to use an oddball repository, and on RHEL 6 your only option is to build it. I find it hard to understand how such a small executable requires 88MB of source code. I decided it wasn’t worth it.

Google Chrome has gone bad, and I’m not recommending it any more.

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Recommended Reading: Chris Floyd

It is not possible, nor desirable, to find another writer who thinks exactly as I do on all things. Better I should seek those who write about stuff I need to read, whose work draws and calls to me from the that same higher plane where Christ dwells.

I’m not going to pretend Chris Floyd is a spiritual mystic such as myself, since I can’t really know that. Chris is whatever he is, and I am what I am, but I’ll tell you his blog is more important than mine. Not because other people say so, but because I say so. If you have time for only one good read, see his blog first.

I especially recommend his most recent post: Obama’s Finest Hour: Killing Innocent People For “Made-Up Crap”. He gets it.

I don’t do blogrolling here, but if I did, his would be one of the first links. And his music is pretty good, too.

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