We’ll be silent again for a few days. Lots of cleaning out to do for the New Year. Just finished the cleaning of my living space and the settling of as many accounts as I can. Now comes the cleaning and clearing of the head-space, the refocusing on what it is I’m doing (with this [...]
Archive for December, 2007
And So Ends And So Begins The Year: Awake Yet?
Posted in everyday life, gratitude, pointing at The Big Something, provocative filler on December 30, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Shout Outs: Promising New Masonic Resource
Posted in Consciousness & Alternate Perception, mis-education vs. raw learning, mysticcult, shout outs, spirituality on December 30, 2007 | 4 Comments »
It’s basically some pretty useful online resources for those interested in studying the craft–the curious, the wanna-be, the initiate, the skeptic, the cynic and the paranoid alike.
It’s called An Unconventional Masonic Education: More Light in Masonry. (You can find it by clicking this here link or by going to the blogroll on the bottom right [...]
Bhutto’s Death and Yet Another Non-Death For Osama
Posted in CIA, Personal Speculation, conspiracy poetics, hypnosis, media, politics, pro-peace/pro-people, propaganda on December 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I’m glad some folks at least are picking up on the fact that Bhutto, in one of her last interviews, mentioned the death of Osama Bin Laden. In particular, I’m glad this guy’s doing it.
From JAZZ from HELL:
And right on cue, shortly after former Pakistani premier Bhutto’s own slaying, two key al-Qaeda news items [...]
Will Chip-Enhanced Athletes Be Touted as the Solution to Performance-Enhanced Ones?
Posted in Personal Speculation, celebrity idolatry, civil liberties, marketing, media, pro-peace/pro-people on December 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Perhaps the whole distraction-story about steroid use in professional sports is even less about the drugs than I supposed. Perhaps, it’s all about surveillance–of the doped athletes and the duped fans alike.
Microchips anyone?
The entire spectacle surrounding Barry Bonds and, more recently, Roger Clemens in particular and steroid/human-growth hormone use in general among professional athletes [...]
The Number 23 and The Bhutto Assassination
Posted in high weirdness, media, politics, pro-peace/pro-people on December 28, 2007 | 7 Comments »
What does the death of Benazir Bhutto have to do with high weirdness?
If you don’t know much about the 23 enigma, I suggest referring to the work of Robert Anton Wilson.
Bypass the terrible movie released last year about it. If you happen across the German film, 23, which is based upon the true [...]
The Printer’s Suicide and The Slow-Death of Lyndon LaRouche’s Mad Machine
Posted in conspiracy poetics, sub cult-sure on December 21, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I’ve sat on writing about this guy (LaRouche, that is) for a very long time. Maybe I’ll do so in the New Year.
In the meantime, Washington Monthly has published a very well-written, account of the slow death of Lyndon LaRouche’s “movement” and how it ties to the suicide of a long-time member, who was [...]
We Have Gone Inward
Posted in Mundane Poetics, everyday life, gratitude, late night, pro-peace/pro-people, provocative filler on December 21, 2007 | 1 Comment »
You may have noticed things have slowed to a crawl here. I’m working some things out. I know what some of those things I’m working out are; others I don’t know about, not in my half-waking, daily consciousness.
And it’s as good a time as any to go into a brief silence through to [...]
Bullet Boxes Ain’t What They Used To Be
Posted in CIA, JFK assassination on December 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Courtesy of the Truth Alliance comes a fascinating bit of little known forensic revelation.
Turns out, two years ago the FBI quietly ceased the use of a dubious forensic test, the “bullet-lead” test used to link and convict manhy defendants to crimes, many of whom have turned out to be innocent.
Where this gets interesting is that the test was created [...]
what we’ve got right now
Posted in everyday life on December 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
We’ve got boxes still duct-taped shut and we’re already forgetting what’s inside. More than that, whatever it is inside those cardboard reclamations from delis and grocery stores in Brooklyn, we do not miss.
Repetition without realization makes a machine. Repetition with realization, makes a living.
We’ve got steam shooting out in a tea-kettle hiss from [...]
In Subways, Everything Is…
Posted in late night on December 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
When you stumble out of the movie theater at 1:30am, after seeing this, suddenly everything and everyone in the subway becomes a dream…
The drunken girl with the short-cropped blonde hair and a young-old cute-worn face: dangling off the metal pole she talk-shouts to her prettier, blonder, longer-haired friend and a tall, [...]
