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Regarding Ginevra-
Around 1979, we went to the museum specifically to see her, only to find the entire Renaissance section closed off. I went over the cordon and found an elderly guard and explained that I was a student of art history and had come to see a real da Vinci. He not only gave us a personally guided tour of many of the highlights, he let me loupe Ginevra so I could see the brushstrokes of the master!Chooch- I’m wandering in the same woods. Thanks for the link. I’m beginning to see viruses as the nothing more than the spoonrack that can hold the tools to dish up whatever one might want.
Brave new world, indeed, and when I look at some of the people in it, I cringe.Indeed, WES. Well done.
Thinking the sap is starting to run where you are means morel mushrooms are just around the corner here in Minnesota! Spring will not be repressed. She comes no matter what, in all her joy and abundance.You write it down- it’s history-
A ledger of the time.
Forget- and it’s a mystery.
You see? Those two words rhyme!What is it a computer can’t do?
Computers could- in a very advanced state- murmer like starlings, but they couldn’t do what starlings can do: leave the ragged, blurry edge that allows other starlings to enter the pattern. The blurry edge is grace.
The solidarity of the “vaccinated” indicates how good modelers are at modeling murmering, but the resistance is showing their inability to create the blurry edge of acceptance. The blurry edge belongs to the resistance.
Herein lies the fault of AI; of modeling. It has no grace: both meanings
The connective mind- meshed with physicality- is what computers can’t do.
There has been a long-term techno-bias towards those who are logical- who can think like machines. Computers can’t do the really hard stuff: dancing to different songs with different partners….Grace (gracious/grateful/graceful) is the basis of my spirituality, such as it is.
I am valuable enough to give you something. You are valuable enough to give me something I accept, graciously.
Sorry this is a bit spotty right now.DBS- I’m sorry. The poem was tongue in cheek and- I had hoped- darkly humorous. Nuts. I love lizards.
Bosco- my mate said the same- use your line if you ever wish to repeat it.Death to us all (or a third of us):
I’ll bring up a scene from the American “The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest” again: the male protagonist illegally enters the house and is met by the Bad Guy. Civil- though strained- conversation ensues. Next thing you know, the Good Guy is leather-strapped and chained in the basement, awaiting torture. The Bad Guy says- “people like you are sooo polite. You knew you were in mortal danger, but your good manners stopped you from saving yourself.” (extremely paraphrased)
When do you pull the rigger? Scream? Throw the punch? Run like hell?
When you know you are in mortal danger, what do you do?
Here we are. What shall we do?“Liquid Death” is a canned water whose tag line is “death to plastic”. I am not watching the Super Bowl right now, and this commercial left me speechless. I recorded it because I’m pretty sure it won’t be run again. I was sure it was a PSA against little kids and pregnant women drinking.
It was a real commercial. Ten year olds are chugging cans of the stuff, bumping toasts, carousing and over-imbibing to the point of passing out on the table. It ends with a hugely pregnant woman drinking it as the commercial tells you not to worry- it’s only water. “Liquid Death”. Nice.
Hmm.Wouldn’t the Clinton Foundation be a sort of direct competitor to the WEF? Can the apple of discord be thrown to them?
On another topic:
A “megachurch” of the sect quaintly called “Converge” (an evangelical baptist group) wants to put up a 60,000 sq ft church which hopes to bring in 1200 clients every Sunday. I would guess the number of evangelical baptists within a half hour drive of here is considerably less than that. It will situate itself on a lovely, natural 19 acre site that, until recently, was occupied by a small nursing home (go figure). The parking ramp will be huge, and the lights will no doubt win the argument with the luxury car lots across the freeway from it.
The megachurch considers homosexuality a curable sin.
I read that one nominee under consideration by “Joe Biden” (Ketanji Brown Jackson) may also believe this. I mention this because it raises hackles- it may have done so, just now. I’m sure it’s meant to, and I’m sure there’s more to come.
I smell a rat, and a remarkably coincidental one at that.
Religion is like rennet to a smooth mix of disparate allies.Bow down to the great ones who want your obedience!
Bow down to the great ones- right now, with expedience!
Bow down to the great ones demanding your graces:
And then, while you’re down there, unite their shoelaces.
😉The WEF’s policies which have infiltrated world governments are massively democidal, soul-crushing, and profoundly cruel. Their motives are not to save the planet from humans (humans are biota, too), but to save their lifestyles.
Ode to Truckers
You are the people who bring us the food.
You are the people who brings us the parts.
Now you’re the people who stand up for good:
You will forever abide in our hearts.The rabid Squirrels of War are a direct response to the Canadian truckers and what they have inspired around the world.
The truckers could begin to disperse…really, really, really, really slowly.
Bosco- pen + paper + information + courier (or thumbtacks) = communication
I’ve admired the people out there who recognized a simple printing press could become a very useful item.Molecular mimicry between SARS-CoV-2 and the female reproductive system
Again I wonder: How much like the “natural” (cough) spike is the “we made you make it” spike in the “vaccine”?
They are muddy-ing the waters of “was it the infection? or was it the “vaccine”?”
Duh.
The other night I accidentally listened to Fauci on cspan and thought “He’s on the defensive. He’s assuring women there is no threat to fertility caused by the “vaccine”.”Two kinds of people think of “slashing tires”: juvenile delinquents and borderline exes.
Maybe she’s telling a little too much about herself.Taking away the children of protesters would be an act of war.
I hope I can get back to sleep.
Bosco- a process by which things that aren’t acceptable become accepted: that kind of normalization.
“Hey- look! People are getting sick! I hope they lock us all indoors, torture kids and granfolks, and make us take poison! It’s what we did last time- it’s the normal thing to do.”Bosco, did you like the picture of the center of the galaxy?
If they let it fade away now, they have gotten away with random acts of tyranny and can apply them again at will. Normalization if they stop now; prosecution if they push it.
The use of glyphosate (not just a carcinogen, it also destroys nutrients in the soil and your gut bacteria, causing cravings and overeating) and genetic “vaccinations”:
I guess we would call these sound business practices with excellent bottom lines. They are both industries that spawn other $$$ industries.
Mess with someone’s bottom line, and they will mess with you.
The process the globalists are working on now is to make it illegal to mess with the bottom line, as in making it illegal NOT to use their products, or to find and push products and practices which make theirs obsolete.And so begins the grind
To test your peace of mind
How patient and how focussed can you be?
The other shoe won’t drop-
The squirrel was just a prop.
Acquaint yourself with others who are free.This is interesting: “Pfizer Quietly Adds Language Warning That ‘Unfavorable Pre-Clinical, Clinical Or Safety Data’ May Impact Business”
Pfizer has a heart of gold. Perhaps they even employ folks to spread “the love” on recalcitrant websites.On melatonin: this link from a long time ago, when some folks wondered if youth itself and its abundance of melatonin didn’t suggest melatonin supplements may be helpful. (march 2020)
This article is almost nostalgic.If “they” are war-gaming with AI then they are going to run into trouble because they are dealing with life: life contains AI but AI doesn’t contain life. Humans murmer like starlings: we coalesce; we break.
This, I think, is why “they” want data. They want to know when we will break; if they can break us…
Because when we break, “they” grow particularly wary, for we will remain like starlings and we will murmer again and again.Ode to Zeke E and Jaques A
The thinkers were thinking as hard as they could
They thought that their thinking would make them look good.
“There’re too many old folks! That’s easy to fix!
“Let’s add some fatalities into the mix.
“A dodgy pandemic could hasten demise-
“A bit of sedation will muffle their cries.
“And if they still linger, we’ll poison the buggers
“And keep them away from their lovers and huggers.
“And if they persist- well, we’ll starve them to death
“And withholding their liquids will terminate breath.
“The people will thank us and strew us with roses!”
What the Lord won’t remove: clever thinking disposes.For those who follow the delightfully cranky Miles:
“GO CANADA
How you can Tell the Freedom Convoy in Canada is Real”
by Miles MathisThis is news!
Oroboros- yeah, but was his weed better? 🙂
I remember those days.Nigerian tanker explosion: 2million barrels. A drop in the ocean, but a slimy drop, indeed.
Here is a link to APOD- “The Galactic Center in Radio from MeerKAT”.
It really is worth a look. Especially you, Bosco. 🙂These are the days of empires ending;
Of hopes now exhausted; of lonely winds fleeting-
Winds cold like the breath of Persephone, whistling-
That ashens the skin as the clouds pass us over.
(1981)“In your efforts to protect your old and failing civilization we are dismantling, we find these means necessary. If people will allow such vaccines to invade their own bodies and their children’s in order to comply and to be the same or “equal” to “everyone” else they most certainly will not object to or oppose their wealth, use of resources and life styles being equalized as well.”
(from the letter)The equality of the Petri dish!
Two things I can’t resist doing:
The Madonna looks like Chris Martenson.This, from a poster over at ZH: A letter supposedly from Jacob Red-shield to Henry Makow (hadn’t thought of him in years!)
Just for fun.The Winston-Salem plant has app. 600 tons of ammonium nitrate. The August 2020 explosion in Lebanon consumed over 3000 tons. (wiki-p). The Texas City explosion in April of 1947 was about 2300 tons. (wiki-p)
Gary (from last night) Thanks! I’ll watch it tonight.
Raul- A particularly fine debt rattle. The Picasso has the weight and presence of a Giotto or Piero della Francesca.
O Canada- I love you guys!
The sweetest tears come to my eyes.
You’ve touched the world; we’re with you, riding:
The maggot pies are scared and hiding!The winds are blowing strong today.
With luck, they’ll blow the crimes away
And bring the perps to justice.The days are growing longer now
And truthful folks can take a bow:
Damn those who said “just trust us!”Feet of clay:
He stands there, perspiring, with grim resolution, slinging the mud of his own dissolution.“…cleverness has no relationship to wisdom..” (from paulkingsnorth)
And charm has no relationship to goodness.
Did you ever have a teacher you loved right off the bat, and ended up loathing? And a teacher you hated the first weeks of class and ended up thinking “the best teacher I ever had?”For some reason I thought of “The Lathe of Heaven”. Not the book- which is very good- but the movie, which was unforgettable. WikiP has a bang up plot summary of it- dreams revealing the solipsistic possibilities of reality…
I’d love to see it again.
It was Gary’s melting “Liberty” that made me think of it.
Once we were hiking in a very remote area of Yosemite and I stubbed my toe on a brass faucet sticking out of the ground. It was a very “Lathe of Heaven” moment.Well! I’ve persuaded my mate to read TAE (cool!) and he has a Lenovo running edge- he doesn’t get sidebar or bottom ads (Mac, here).
TAES- I bet there’s a term for that little twist at the end. 🙂Building castles on the shoreline-
Some at neap and some at high-
And the waves will keep on coming:
Knock them over; make us cry.Building castles further inland
Where the waves no longer reach.
With relief we go on living-
Making visits to the beach.But the waters don’t accept this.
Castles threaten Neptune’s crown.
The tsunami that he sends us
Comes and knocks our castles down.So the future isn’t beachfront
and perhaps it’s not so grand,
Building lives of bricks and timber-
instead of castles in the sand.She related that her 44 year old son and his kids had recently recovered from covid (all pricked). And that she had gone to a new restaurant the other night, and I said it sounds lovely: where was it? She said it was “vaccine passport” only. I asked how she felt about that and she said: “I like it. It makes me feel safe.”
Oxy- Physical therapists may be the most credible medics out there. I don’t think you’ll regret following their advice. Good healing.
