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My Opinion Debunked, a Political Rant and More!
In my second-last post, The Battle of the Brains, I wrote: At the beginning of this post I promised you a possible way to end the battle of the (individual) brains. Well, here it is. I try to make it … Continue reading
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Were the Pyramids Built by Aliens?
I don’t know, but I proved my point. I’m really pleased with myself this morning. In my last post, my primary point was to suggest that, in so many words, if we put our heads together cooperatively, we could come … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, brain science, Uncategorized
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America: One Crazy Country
I really don’t know where to begin this post or how to write it convincingly. I know I’m going to insult some people and will get the usual baseless rebuttals, but I’ve been commenting on these issues long enough now … Continue reading
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Tagged 911, deception, fda, libya, media manipulation, michael taylor, monsanto, obama, war on terror
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Are You a Zombie or One of the Sheeple? Take the Test and See
As you have probably noticed, I’ve added a sticky post at the top of my home page. It currently includes links to two of my favourite affiliate sites. Right now I want to introduce you to Mike Adams, the Health … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Conspiracy Theory, Politics
Tagged brainwashing, conspiracy theories, fda, obama, political corruption, politics, ron paul
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Bob Dylan Revisited on Wall Street
Note: this is a rejigged version of a post I wrote a couple of years ago: Bob Dylan’s Mr. Tambourine Man is my all-time favourite song. I heard it for the first time in about 1964 or ’65, when my … Continue reading





