Monthly Archives: February 2018

Re-reading this old essay as I retyped it into a word doc, plopped me right back there, to the Greece of 28 years ago. It’s been nearly an entire Saturn cycle since that day when Clarissa and I, on a … Continue reading →

Steve Pieczenik, on infowars several times recently, says he doesn’t want to talk about school shootings anymore. Says they all follow the same (confusing) script, are used to distract, foment fear, divide and conquer, and, of course, destroy the 2nd … Continue reading →

I found this William Binney interview thanks to sott.net — William Binney: There is mind-blowing corruption at the FBI and NSA, says to Trump ‘expose everything’ — and believe me, Binney gives us the most bone-chilling info I’ve heard in … Continue reading →

Last August, having just returned from a month in Israel and Palestine, where she witnessed excruciating violence, as well as the cognitive dissonance of even Israelis who realize that Palestinians are “treated like animals,” Abby points out the fact that … Continue reading →

Although I have arrived at a very different possible understanding of the Moon at this point, the astonishing fact that Sun and Moon can and do periodically exactly eclipse each other, despite their vast differences in size and distance, still … Continue reading →

  Plus, thumbing their collective nose at the west’s politicization of the Olympic games, Triumphant Russian hockey team defies ban, sings national anthem after Olympic win (video) BTW: South Korea tells the U.S. that North Korea is willing to meet. … Continue reading →

Intermittent rain, for days on end, makes all the paths muddy, until we wood chip them, which thank goodness, Dan has mostly done. Alex did a few more today in the rain. Even so, the dogs bring their muddy paws … Continue reading →

“Bureaucracy?” Sounds boring, yes? Wrong. I asked housemate (and librarian) Dan to get me a book or two by Douglas Valentine, since Jerome Corsi speaks so highly of him. That was a few days ago. Dan forgot. But my unconscious … Continue reading →