Monthly Archives: November 2017

Just in case you noticed: all my sites were down for awhile, due to the fact that I am changing “hosting.” This site is supposedly back up in full, though that will become clearer as time goes on. Meanwhile, I … Continue reading →

I just barely skimmed through this endless, utterly fascinating compilation. No work of fiction could possibly match the twisting complexity and layering of what may be the FAKERY that appears to have gone down between Queen Clinton and Co. and … Continue reading →

4Chan’s Swamp down the rabbit hole jpeg Click on the chart to see details. As Kauilapele says, it seems about right to him, and to me, two of the thousands of citizen investigators who have been scurrying down multiple rabbit … Continue reading →

Just as the popular, deeply cynical Netflix House of Cards collapses, now another reality-based Netflix series takes the stage. Which makes me wonder, just who is responsible for Netflix programming? And what is the purpose? Thanks to a tip from … Continue reading →

For weeks now, I’ve been saving posts  about “our” vastly expanded military presence in Africa. Today I publish them all.  BTW: to see the sacred vesica pisces — universal symbol of the divine feminine — co-opted by the U.S. military sickens … Continue reading →

So much info, all in one place. Thank you, David for this gift to those of us, which includes more and more of us, who are awakening to what seems to be a vast, divinely choreographed finale to the nasty, … Continue reading →

Okay, I’m going to move into this slowly. First, what the would-be tempeh looked like: just skinned soaked soybeans, ready to go in their special pan inside a special heater on a table in the basement for 24 hours. And … Continue reading →

I composed the following essay when Editor Rhonda Baird, of the Permaculture Design Magazine, and a friend ever since I took the Permaculture Design Course in 2006, invited me to submit an article for the magazine’s upcoming issue on “Thresholds.” Given … Continue reading →