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… Given that Ben … yes you know him, you love him, half a trillion dollar loans to European Central Banks “I don’t know” Bernanke, has been quoted as saying that the reason we hang onto gold was that it is simply the result of “long term tradition” and that there really doesn’t seem to be any real idea about how much gold there really is or…[Read more]

… unfortunately I believe Dana to be absolutely correct. Interesting piece on gold reserves at Bullionstar.com by Koos Jansen.
The piece was posted on 26 Feb 2017 entitled …
US Mint Releases New Fort Knox “Audit Documentation”. The First Critical Observations.
Some other interesting pieces on the site as well.

… since we sometimes tilt theological (as well as political) around here … see Ched Myer’s book Binding the Strong Man: A Political Reading of Mark’s Story of Jesus. I enjoy reading Myer’s work, but am always sure to have a full salt shaker nearby.
He does have an agenda or two nonetheless a worthwhile engagement.

Let me try the first sentence above again …. Maybe those we burn at the stake are burned not so much because their “content” is inflammatory but are burned because they are, as Husserl might say, recognized as “living embodiments.”
Apologies, it is early morning here and I simply have not ingested enough sugar and caffeine at this point to cons…[Read more]

in reply to BlakeCosmos above … Maybe those we burn at the stake are burned not so much whose “content” is inflammatory but are burned instead because they are, as Husserl might say, recognized as “living embodiments.”
These living embodiments manifest, again borrowing from Husserl, what he calls the “eidetic attitude.” God forbid that any…[Read more]

… I missed that as well. Similar activities have been going on for some time. (see Mike Romano, Virtual Book Burning in Wired – 09-01-99) If the removal of titles from Amazon (A Piece of Blue Sky and The Committee) is Virtual Book Burning isn’t the “deplatforming” of individuals a virtual form of being burned at the stake? … Just wondering…[Read more]

Possibly another great Giza entrepreneurship opportunity … buttons that read …. although my Latin is a little rusty …
“Ad Principes Adversum Me” or conversely one might wear – ironically – “Cogito Ergo Tyranni Infestus Sum”

… and just when you think you have escaped their clutches … see the ending (not only the ending the whole film) of the great overlooked (in so many ways) film entitled “The President’s Analyst”.
It’s from 1967 and stars James Coburn, Godfrey Cambridge, Joan Delaney, Pat Harrington, Will Geer, Arte Johnson and I could go on … all wonderful…[Read more]

He also appeared to be quite meticulous in following hosting guidelines. Just recently I heard him on someone else’s show
caution its host about reading certain Tweets in order to avoid any conflict. I happened to catch the live feed today when
he was announcing the removal of his site.

As I listened to him he evoked almost immediately the…[Read more]

I wonder if our fellow overseas community members have any reports of similar occurrences.

… as do I BlakeCosmos.

… enjoyed Redfern’s On the Trail of the Saucer Spies … some interesting dot connecting (if true).

Hello Dana,
Check on addall.com. As of yesterday there were copies starting at around 16.00 USD. Addall is a great place to find specialist books at (usually) reasonable prices. Cheers.

I’ll go out on the far end end of the branch here and engage in a little HOS (copyright J. P. Farrell, 2018).
From all recent indications the title of the book would appear to be something along the lines of “Die Philosophie und Metaphysik von Affektenlehre”. A totally abductive move on my part and fitting here, I think, as most logicians and Cog…[Read more]