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Freefall posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Clyde Lewis interview Richard C. Hoagland .. Richard comes in around 49 mins in ..
Link .. https://soundcloud.com/groundzeromedia/lifting-the-mask-of-mars-w-richard-c-hoagland-june-24-2019 -
Kahlypso posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
‘polls’ have been part of tavistock social conditionning since they found out ‘newspapers’ can deviate elections. 65 percent of the population think that this guy should be president. (therefore you should too…) What they learnt with Pavlov, taught them that people are just animals that can be trained to respond correctly to stimulii. I see…[Read more]
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Yes, and as Catherine has often pointed out, the US population in particular has been conditioned to go for “winners”, whoever they are or whatever they do.
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Joseph P. Farrell posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
Actually I am not surprised about the African-Germans. Africans served under the Kaiser in WW1 in the German colonies under von Lettow-Vorbeck, and did very well.
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The NYT article on the Stadtschloss professed to be concerned about the “provenance of the African artwork”, but this might just be a way of hinting at something regarding the longstanding German connections with Africa.
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Joseph P. Farrell posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
Well, speaking of state ceremonial symbolisms, watch Friday’s blog! I admit that like blakecosmos I find this unsettling and somewhat creepy. But I do think something much deeper than merely a return to old military traditions is going on.
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Joseph P. Farrell posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
Hear hear. I’m getting to the point I don’t like an piano of JS or CPE Bach. You should hear the Goldbergs on the organ.
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Margaret W. posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Musical interlude . . . I came across this lovely performance by Jean Rondeau of Bach’s ‘Goldberg Variations’. Of course Glenn Gould’s piano recording is highly praised, but I prefer the original harpsichord version. Bach – Aria mit 30 Veränderungen Goldberg Variations BWV 988 – Rondeau | Netherlands Bach Society http…[Read more]
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Hear hear. I’m getting to the point I don’t like an piano of JS or CPE Bach. You should hear the Goldbergs on the organ.
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Freefall posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
THIS is a MUST ..
Link .. https://freemantv.com/planetary-lockdown-elana-freeland-and-billy-hayes/-
Forbes announces “augmented reality glasses”. What could go wrong?
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Search Omega Opthalmics…betcha folks getting cataract surgery are actually being chipped, with AR.
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A truly disquieting thought.
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Joseph P. Farrell posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
Actually, I AM aware of all of this and have been for some time. These types of ceremonials with the Wachbattaillion, fife and drum, the bell tree and so on are common. They were slowly brought back. The only that that as yet has not been brought back is the Stechschritt/Paradeschritt (goosestep), which they did in Ottawa. That was a definite…[Read more]
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At least they are not playing Wacht am Rhein.
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I promise this is the last link for the moment. But those not familiar with these things can at least get a taste.
https://youtu.be/h6xHURCSsYk
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blakecosmos posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Some interesting thinking from good old C.G. Jung. And to think that people (especially academics :] consider him an occultist) Just ignore all those Grimoires in his Library folks, he just liked dusty books. (And while you’re at it, please avoid any line of thinking that would lead you to think that good old Carl Gustav was looking directly at…[Read more]
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blakecosmos posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
No nothing to see here. The Semiotics of this Stagger the Twig of Speculation!
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Tommi H posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
The Kriegsmarine is back!
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Paraffin torches are widely used in Italy for religious processions and medieval enactments, and can be very tricky especially when you are walking (or marching?) while holding them.
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Foglamp posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
That’s very interesting. Apart from the Stechmarsch aspect, I’ve never seen a military formation marching backwards before. Is that a standard part of the German army’s foot-drill repertoire, I wonder? Did the German army ever retreat to music?!
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Well, they’ve finally done it. The Paradeschritt is back. And they did it in a very clever fashion: in Ottawa, and their navy. No one complained, so it will come back folks. Clever… march backwards, then forwards using the Paradeschritt, use the NAVY not the army or Luftwaffe, and pipe out “Prussia’s Glory.” Nope. No messages here. Nothing to…[Read more]
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That’s very interesting. Apart from the Stechmarsch aspect, I’ve never seen a military formation marching backwards before. Is that a standard part of the German army’s foot-drill repertoire, I wonder? Did the German army ever retreat to music?!
Goose stepping is very difficult to do – both in terms of the physical effort required and in terms of…[Read more] -
The Kriegsmarine is back!
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Paraffin torches are widely used in Italy for religious processions and medieval enactments, and can be very tricky especially when you are walking (or marching?) while holding them.
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I have recently been to Berlin after a gap of a few years and found that the Royal Palace of the Hohenzollerns has almost been rebuilt. It is an exact copy (externally – the inside will be mostly modern) of the damaged palace demolished by the East Germans and replaced with a concrete horror. There are great pictures on this link, and I look…[Read more]
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You ain’t see nuthin yet! March at Schloss Belvue, residence of the President of Germany.
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Two or three “dark” faces in the rear ranks – just to make it PC!
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Actually, I AM aware of all of this and have been for some time. These types of ceremonials with the Wachbattaillion, fife and drum, the bell tree and so on are common. They were slowly brought back. The only that that as yet has not been brought back is the Stechschritt/Paradeschritt (goosestep), which they did in Ottawa. That was a definite…[Read more]
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At least they are not playing Wacht am Rhein.
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I promise this is the last link for the moment. But those not familiar with these things can at least get a taste.
https://youtu.be/h6xHURCSsYk
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Actually I am not surprised about the African-Germans. Africans served under the Kaiser in WW1 in the German colonies under von Lettow-Vorbeck, and did very well.
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The NYT article on the Stadtschloss professed to be concerned about the “provenance of the African artwork”, but this might just be a way of hinting at something regarding the longstanding German connections with Africa.
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No nothing to see here. The Semiotics of this Stagger the Twig of Speculation!
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This channel is a true goldmine of the very latest manifestations of Prussianism: the Kriegsmarine (oops I meant Deutschemarine) marching with FLAMING TORCHES. See to believe.
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When we see this kind of symbology, and these semiotics resurface, we are wise if we realize that on the shadow side of the symbol, something is stirring.
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This is why I follow the rather “esoteric” topic of State ceremonial as played out in various countries. Though until recently I have rather neglected Germany…
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Well, speaking of state ceremonial symbolisms, watch Friday’s blog! I admit that like blakecosmos I find this unsettling and somewhat creepy. But I do think something much deeper than merely a return to old military traditions is going on.
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Marching “back to the future” with retrograde step.
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Margaret W. posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
DARK JOURNALIST & GRAHAM HANC0CK LIVE: ANCIENT LOST CIVILIZATION & GLOBAL CATACLYSM: AMERICA BEFORE! Complete 100 min. interview now posted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtSma9VCJE4&feature=em-lsp
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Tommi H posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
The summer solstice 2019 is over, and days will start to get shorter again. I couldn’t be more happy. 20 hours of daylight is a little bit too much for me. I never got used to it, I prefer dark nights. In winter, days are too short. In summer, days are too long. The downsides of living in the Northern Hemisphere. You can’t win lol.
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And in the current phase, 20 hours of extra cosmic and other rays…
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blakecosmos posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
“But if the stars announce the future…. what explanation of the cause have we to offer?… We may think of the stars as letters perpetually being inscribed on the heavens or inscribed once for all and yet moving as they pursue the other tasks allotted to them; upon these main tasks will follow the quality of signifying…. All teems with s…[Read more]
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… and that’s the way it works.
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Foglamp posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201503281020143947/
This story is more than four years old but it just caught my eye. I wonder whether these flying houses come with counter rotating bodies of red mercury plasma, and whether this project ever, er, got off the ground?! -
Foglamp posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
You mean this time it really is swamp gas?!
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Bryce posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Going through some bookmarks, I ran across a tool that may come in handy if you’re encountering email issues.
…https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx -
Joseph P. Farrell posted a new activity comment 6 years, 10 months ago
It is.
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… or is it?
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Prudently described as “#entertainment” to circumvent censorship…
A thought occurred about those mysterious craft that do things “conventional” aircraft cannot do because the G level is so great that the “pilot would be smeared all over the coc kpit”: why does there have to be a PILOT?
My mouse cursor’s pilot has it pretty tough. Its director, not so much … đŸ˜‰