Checking the Debt Clock every day. The new secret message is pretty powerful [already been posted] about Jesus and the moneychangers.

When I first saw "Arabian Nights" years ago, I was hooked. Siouxsie...those eyes and that voice. Then she did "Peekaboo" with Budgie and the rest, and I can still hear that funky accordion. 😎

Moon landing. Been down that rabbit hole quite a bit and there's always something new to learn.

I usually don't get creeped out by stuff, but when I first saw this I remembered the landfill scene in the first version of Stephen King's It, back in the late 80's / early 90's, where the kids are looking at the photo and the picture begins to move, and you see Pennywise. Damn, that was / is eerie as hell.

Yeah, I also heard that Queen Elizabeth and Barbara Bush were actually sisters and that Aleister Crowley was their father.

Haunting, to say the least.

Finally got around to watching The Sound of Freedom last night. Very powerful. One thing stood out, though, and it might have been a comm: the main character has to make a deal with a guy who buys children to free them. As Ballard [the ICF agent] is speaking to him, the guy relates an experience when he was with a girl he thought was a grown woman. Turns out, she was only fourteen and had been turning tricks since she was six. The guy said at that point he had a revelation and changed his ways, but it was the way he said it: Darkness is an evil and it must be exterminated. The first thing I thought of was "dark to light."

This is a chilling movie, and if you haven't seen it I would highly recommend it. Filled with comms.

As a teacher of math for years, I can truly appreciate the X-Y-Z Christmas tree, lol.

Funny, I have that too.

Will do, another one coming today.

Always found this guy interesting to listen to.

I think of you do a search on my previous post you can find that information.

I read the replies below and it is Greek, but that's an interesting point about the angels.

I saw that pic, and now I can't unsee it.

My wife and I sat through it this weekend, all the way to the end. Interesting concept, but I cannot stand Julia Roberts, never understood her appeal, and now that's multiplied by ten. Plus, with the Obamas as executive producers, you know there is going to be a spin, a narrative to be pushed.

As another fren pointed out, this looks like a loose remake of The Monsters are Due on Maple Street, an old Twilight Zone episode. If you have the time, go back and watch some of those episodes along with The Outer Limits. Those shows were way ahead of their time and a hell of a lot more interesting to watch.

"Pit" isn't a board game, but it is funny as hell. For a true board game, Risk is pretty good.

I could have written these exact words. I am weaning myself off Metformin because it isn't doing anything. My wife and I are cutting our portion sizes and eating more sensibly, baking chicken and occasionally having a steak. Haven't felt this way since I was in the Navy forty years ago. Getting good sleep helps. Also, a big thing IMO is the blood pressure - mine is notoriously low but not in the danger range. A lot of it has to do with what I choose to let bother me and recognizing stress triggers. We're also doing the scalar wave thing, and that helps, in addition to listening to a lot of classical music. Just my two cents.

Great job, Fester. These have a little bit of bite this morning. Never knew how the Shining girls turned out until now 😂

Thanks, that's a huge help.

This is a big loss. The wife and I listened to all her casts.

Interesting how X is buzzing about the firmament. The larger point is that many people are waking up to the lies they have been told over the years.

Reading The Fruits of Graft by Wayne Jett. It is a detailed explanation of the depressions the world economies have suffered through since the days of mercantilism in the Dark Ages. Good read, very informative, highly recommended for those seeking an economics perspective.

Cool.

Love Kelly with the pumpkin spice 🤣

The abuse I experienced at the hands of that organization had a lot to do with it, but otherwise, after studying astrophysics and cosmology, I have come to the conclusion that I can never know if a God exists but will not deny the possibility. There may be some things humans are not meant to comprehend as long as we think in conventional terms. Einstein also grappled with this. Granted, one can think that there must be something or someone who has created all that we see, but we may not be able to understand exactly what or who that is.