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William Hunter Duncan's avatar

Has there ever been a "good" government? I am inclined to think not.

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Theodore Atkinson's avatar

I don't think so. When I read that I thought, holy shit it's the same tactic but played out years ago with lower technology. The modern government just pretends it's sorry, blames the population for the past, and now ramps up the scale!

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William Hunter Duncan's avatar

It has always mystified me, how many people condemn a past they actively recreate. How could those people think eugenics was a good thing!!!...as they actively celebrate abortion up to and even beyond birth, and sterilizing and sexually mutilating children in the name of therapy. How could people be so superstitious!!!...as they act like pharmaceutical companies are infallible, god-like.

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Crixcyon's avatar

All the hottest places in Hades have been bought out by gates.

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Theodore Atkinson's avatar

Billie scouted the best soul harvesting plots.

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Frater Seamus's avatar

The whole psyop around the pandemic really felt to me like they were testing the waters, to see what we would put up with. Unfortunately in Canada a lot of people put up with way more than they should have. Fortunately there are more and more people here who are waking up, I just hope it's not a case of too little too late.

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Theodore Atkinson's avatar

Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think it would go that far. I kept saying "well they have to see it if this happens," but the line continually changed. I'm glad there's a fair bit of push-back and quiet skepticism now, but it's not enough. If we get full blown hyperinflation or a credit freeze people will actually go insane.

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Frater Seamus's avatar

I have distinct memories of the first couple of weeks of the lockdowns, having conversations with people saying "Do you not see what is happening here? What a massive overreach this is? it is utterly totalitarian." Some people got it, but it was scary how many people bought it hook line and sinker. What was even more scary was how quickly people adopted the 'slogans', it was surreal to witness that happening in real time to supposedly educated intelligent people.

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Theodore Atkinson's avatar

The slogans scared me the most. It was if the TV was speaking through them. I actually heard the "Joe Rogan horse paste" from a close friend and my heart sank.

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Frater Seamus's avatar

Oh, I went off on a Buddy over the horse paste thing, left him standing mouth agape like he'd been hit by a truck. He never mentioned it again. Lol

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Mystic William's avatar

I am most annoyed by people who in times of great crisis stroke their chins thoughtfully and with a chuckle say ‘well hold on a minute, it isn’t as black and white as you think’ and then proceed to straddle the fence perfectly. No event is ever totally black and white, but that doesn’t mean the current iteration, the current thing happening, isn’t black and white, at least to the point of knowing what must be done. It is always a combination of weakness, cowardice, and laziness. Masquerading as wisdom.

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Theodore Atkinson's avatar

It's been pretty black and white the past few years. I don't think it could get anymore black and white.

Funny I never use to use the word evil, hell or reference any of those older allegories because I thought "humanity moved past that." No, obviously we have not, and no amount of technology can or will ever change that.

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Mystic William's avatar

Some years back, 2015 (?), I wrote we were in an angels and demons moment. Hell beckons. My very intelligent right wing friends told me I was losin’ it. Five years later they were writing about evil and demons etc. I was all ‘hey, hey! You guys jumped on me for this.’ They said it was hard to accept but there really is no other explanation.

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'chard's avatar

"The great and golden rule of art, as well as life is this: That the more distinct, sharp and wiry the bounding line, the more perfect the work of art; and the less keen and sharp, the greater the evidence of weak imagination, plagiarizing and bungling."

-- William Blake, as quoted in "Etching and Engraving -- Techniques and the Modern Trend" by John Buckland-Wright

I have frequently observed to those I encounter from Canada, that I should award them an honorary BA in English, in addition to whatever they may have studied to have paid for their ticket here. But the doublespeak seems now to be as thick in Canada as it is here and in Britain. One of our cashiers, Sage, came from Quebec to study art at the University in Santa Cruz -- I hunted up the quote for her benefit, since she had spoken of a teaching career. Her last word to me was that she would, according to her audiologist, become legally deaf two weeks from the time we spoke.

The "Divine Comedy" is one of my favorite books, and your references to the Inferno are entirely appropriate. You remark on the cloud of souls orbiting hell in a sort of holding pattern -- neither very good, nor very evil -- refused admittance even to the first bolgia, since someone might look down upon them and receive an inverted blessing.

There hardly seems time now for Purgatory or Paradise.

The Last Horseman of the Apocalypse arrived for a visit in San Jose by jet freight in 2006 accompanied by an entourage of young, healthy-looking Asian corpses.

Did you hear about that one?

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Theodore Atkinson's avatar

Canada is a weird place and seems to carry extremes on every side of the aisle. Lots of talented and well intentioned people, but also the inverse.

No I don't think I heard about that one. What happened?

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'chard's avatar

Well, to start with:

Nice work, Ted. Any insight into Canadian history is helpful to see better where such as Trudeau fits in.

Oh, and it's worth relating that in bestowing one of my honorary degrees on a traveling physical therapist from Canada, he responded that he thought I, too, had come from somewhere else. When I mentioned that my father had been born in Ontario, he was satisfied that the riddle had been solved.

"Plastination" is a process invented by a German for treating anatomical specimens, both to preserve the dissected material and to color it for ostensible ease in use for instructive purposes. An exhibit of such specimens travelled around the world by air freight -- I first heard about it in 2006, when it arrived in San Jose, but what I could see merely illustrated on the surface of the DVD which was pressed into my hands by an enthusiastic biology student was horrifying. I later looked into some of the images.

The centerpiece was the flayed and plasticized corpse of a voluntary German enthusiast astride the corpse of a horse similarly treated, over which he brandished a riding crop. The rest of the exhibit was furnished with so many Asian specimens sufficiently young and healthy-looking as to have provoked protest by the Chinese-American community in Seattle, which demanded proof of informed consent on the part of the donors before the visit could be admitted to their city. Presumably, the documents couldn't be obtained.

The usual translation of the brief description of the Last Horseman in St. John's Apocalypse calls the horse "pale", but the Greek is clearly "green" as chlorophyll.

Have you seen Jim Lee's Climateviewer.com? It's an amazingly well done compendium of geoengineering & climatology.

You've no doubt heard mention of this sort of thing, aerial spraying, &c. Lee's thesis is that the altitude parameters of normal aviation traffic have been altered to permit its exhaust to block the sun by day and to release heat by night, thus "greenwashing" the carbon footprint of the aviation industry.

So, anyway, there the thread goes back to the Horseman who deplaned in San Jose with his unwilling followers, the flatulence from his conveyance now decorously greenwashed.

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Koshmarov's avatar

My man Dzitts has a bright career awaiting him as a Williamsburg trapstep/dubwave DJ

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Fritz Freud's avatar

FYI the term HELL refers to Light in German.

The God of the Abrahamic Religion refers to Amun Ra... the Sun God...

Better it refers to an Alien Race that maybe long time ago were like us but then "ascended" became pure living energy beings aka Dragons.

It may also be that they were the first race and may be in fact Immortal so to speak in their environment... the sun... Hell.

The concept of a living Universe is more real than one thinks and my conclusion comes from the fact that I made by accident a picture of one...

https://fritzfreud.substack.com/p/the-nature-of-our-existence?utm_source=publication-search

They might be our creator race but they are certainly not Gods... they are destroyers and they can possess Individuals with weak minds... hence the occult who control us.

https://fritzfreud.substack.com/p/the-nature-of-our-existence?utm_source=publication-search

They control the Government which literally means to control the mind.

That is why I trust no one in the Government.

Every Politician is just a little Hitler.

https://fritzfreud.substack.com/p/declaration-of-no-confidence-in-my

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