Tommi H

A few months ago one of my good friend’s girlfriends{she is in her early 60} Was interviewed by cbc in victoria about the MK ultra program. Her mother was one of the ladies they experimented on. I can say This stuff def destroyed there family.

And to think that I was a student at McGill … glad I did not participate in any of those “paid-guinea-pig” experiments that were advertised in the papers for starving students looking for a little cash. Which really brings me back to this point — the old school Nazis were (are?) definitely in charge of a whole lot more in this country — and…[Read more]

It’s about the time. Go Canada!

A lot of info in this series have pen and paper at hand. Though he sometimes gets a little carried away such as (knowingly of course) mentioning “Chapter X” in a book where the X is Roman numeral ten.

They still have the Oscar though.

And what about not-so-young workers?

Yes, and what about the cold ? I am retired so no more snow, icy roads, frozen wipers, ice-crusted windshield, slippery walks and drives, and 9 months of hibernation. Unless Dr. Farrell allows me to live in his mansion, in one of his suites reserved for VIPs, during summers and agree to drive me around and show me all the natural wonders of South…[Read more]

I love these old locomotives… but anyway… enough of that! Back to work!

Definitely not the Shinkansen. https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2018.html

I sometimes even entertain the idea that when Union Pacific decided to create its Legacy (or Heritage or whatever they call it) fleet, that there may have been some hidden reasons…

Dr Farrell is definitely old-fashioned in every way one can think of. – conserving the best from our past, and that is good. Society is changing too fast for the benefit of many people who want a tranquil life,. But if it did not, we might have been bored. Best is to sit on the sidelines and observe the world from one’s old-fashioned private…[Read more]

Nice digging Cara…He said in the interview that they should dig into JPF’s work later, I wonder if they did a follow up interview on JPF’s work?

Some has already posted this here linking the “muckrock” website. Interesting though that Sputnik has taken up the story. In the Cold War, they were talking about “communist brain washing” techniques, but then the topic of psychotronic devices – especially the stars-and-stripes variety – was gradually swept under the carpet and their existence…[Read more]

We don’t keep our money in banks, only what is needed. My wife still remember well when The Soviet Union collapsed. Everything went away (Money, pension, insurance, everything) one night. Now, it’s different, but they still don’t trust banks or insurance companies. I’m ok with that 🙂

The woodpecker (Picus) figures in archaic Roman mythology. The handsome Picus was a son of Saturn (an association with the Golden Age) and was sought after by Nymphs and Naiads, whom he rejected. But after rejecting the sorceress Circe she turned him into a woodpecker out of pique. He is also associated with the archaic Roman Mars, a figure more…[Read more]

Ask him if his name is “Woody”

I think you will enjoy your trip to Oz. CAF seems to like it here as she has been here many times.
Uluru is the aboriginal name for Ayres Rock, your not going to believe how big it is.
There is a funny story about Uluru, when an American fellow got off the tourist bus and said how good the rock looked at sunset when it changes color. The tourist…[Read more]

Sounds like you’ll have a lot of fun. I’ve always wanted to see Ayers Rock!

We expect a report on your experiences when you get back!