Silas Pardner

“Looking back,” eh?

S & W … given offers they couldn’t refuse … ?
Goode purportedly communicated a threat to Ryan involving statist resources, as I recall. Unbecoming!

Give us us ‘closure!

Hope not … it’s all on my list to acquire.
Einhard’s The Life of Charlemagne, Dunham’s A History of the Germanic Empire: All Volumes and Oman’s The Dark Ages are being read to enhance and ensure my appreciation of THE MOSAIC … hopefully, soon.

Better never than late, usually, but Best Wishes for you and Happy Birthday, Dana!
(Friday through Sunday is tough for me to get online time.)

Found the interview, between Ole and the Sarge, to be very worthwhile.
Thanks once again, Dana.

Much thanks, Dana.

G.P. Telemann’s Darmstadt Overtures

Perhaps Japan and Russia will pull together to help out the controversial ‘strongman’ of the Philippines.

1) Browsing interference, as-if technical difficulties, with ‘rumpinine’ “Aw, shucks …” messages that inform one that website “G”, e.g., is taking too long to respond, or cannot be connected with, anyone?
2) And, yes, Amazon is refining presumptuous and condescending practice.

Outrageous to have to share social space with such as that, almost without recourse.

The New Age Deep State will build this group up and abruptly demolish it: “Play ball with us ( … and we’ll let you have it between the eyes.)”

Me too. Cleaning carpets today … 🙂
(Wish I could restore them to an earlier appearance … )

No good can come from the extortion that is taxation, or other, “pilfered,” monies.
I would caution the young people of the more recent generations to stay away from “Mr. Clean” and his lapidary machine; remain just a diamond in the rough.

Like the Georgia Guidestones, another structural abomination Great Nature will dustify.

Well and good.

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A good one. Some interesting and not widely known information and leads.

Except where prohibited by law.

Hi, Tim.
On chance you missed it, Dana shared this three days ago:
http://peterlevenda.com/
An essay on Sekret Machines follows the lead essay on Samuel Weiser’s Bookstore.
The Sekret Machines essay may be of interest to anyone who studied Julian Jaynes’ “The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind”.
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