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Where Did The Towers Go?

I just finished reading Where Did The Towers Go: The evidence of directed free-energy technology on 9/11 by Dr. Judy Wood. The book examines 9/11 evidence rarely discussed in the mainstream media, such as: The rubble pile was not remotely big … Continue reading

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The Real Lincoln by Thomas DiLorenzo

Kay and I recently finished reading The Real Lincoln: A new look at Abraham Lincoln, his agenda, and an unnecessary war by Thomas DiLorenzo.  It was quite an eye-opener.  Having grown up quite a fan of Lincoln, I found the … Continue reading

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My Two Dollar Bill

As a political experiment, I posted the My Two Dollar Bill Project a couple of years ago.  The idea was to see whether a simple poem and mnemonic device (keeping a 2 dollar bill in one’s wallet as a reminder) … Continue reading

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Rule of Law Restoration

Battling over “Left” and “Right” when government is exceeding its lawful limits is like arguing over who gets to sit in the driver’s seat as a car speeds off a cliff. It’s time we came to our senses and put … Continue reading

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On the American Character

NOTE:  The first installment of this book is now published as a free online book at www.characternotincluded.com. I’ve been working for three or four years on a book that I hope to publish online this coming winter.  In short, while … Continue reading

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On Consumerism

I am concerned with the dupability of people in general and one great example of this is how they behave as consumers.  Based on my modest research to date, I have no reason to trust most mega corporations to provide … Continue reading

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Severus Snape and Barney Fife

Could a more extreme opposite be imagined than the substitution of Barney Fife (Don Knotts) for Severus Snape (Alan Rickman) in Snape’s famous scene, “Turn to page three hundred ninety-four” ?  I’d pay money to hear a Knotts impersonator give … Continue reading

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Stars Fell to Earth

Here’s a whimsical graphic I put together a few years back just to make a point that maybe, just maybe, not everything in the Bible was intended to be taken literally.  (This is by no means an argument that nothing … Continue reading

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Who Programmed This?!

My machine quits responding, so it asks me whether I want to force the program to close, or to wait. Not wanting to wait any longer, I decide to speed things along by forcing the program to close. Then I … Continue reading

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Three Paradigms

I’ll write more about these later…as well as to add to the list.  At present, however, there are three paradigms that Kay and I have adopted for our family.  They are: All rational, all the time.  We see no sense … Continue reading

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