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Instead of Easter, President Trump celebrated The Passover, a great holiday celebrated by the people who killed Jesus Christ, according to Christian tradition. In this clash of the Holidays, the Passover reminds us of how the Jews use secret codes to protect themselves while those “not in the know” suffer the loss of their first-born sons. Disgusting to hear Donald Trump attribute the rise … Continue reading Flipping the Script
This video shows one of the best things that Trump has ever done… What inspired him to give the longest handshake in the world: Poor France. Pay attention to the face of Brigitte Macron, the new French “First Lady”. Watch Melania’s face also. You’re watching a war being declared. Mrs. Macron realizes that Trump is aggressively holding her husband’s hand, … Continue reading The Newly Appointed Queen of France
What is fake, what is real? Orson Welles has a mind bending discussion on the subject, a very timely subject indeed. Orson Welles is an actor with so many identities, he’s accused of having forgotten his own name. I remember it, and I know that Santa Clause is more real than any President, or Presidential advisor that America has ever had. Continue reading F is For Fake: Orson Welles, 1973
Today’s Lesson: Interpret “A Day In the Life” film and song by the Beatles in 1966. At 1:00, John and Ringo are shown, sitting somewhat dejected off to the side, and not included in what looks like a triumphal photo of the victorious English Army. This one photo alone should be enough to tell us what’s going on. A man in a suit is pushing … Continue reading A Day In The Life
Evolution to the evolutionary theorist means having cycles and cataclysms, revolutions and breakdowns, as in Marxist theology and Communism, whereas Christian and Catholic development does not require these things at all… Continue reading The Flynns sell America for a Half Million Dollar Downpayment or: Why is This Better Than Feudalism?
The biggest deception of all… Continue reading Deception
Before Claudius As Emperor of Rome, there was the first Caesar “Augustus” Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus] (10 BC-AD 54), Roman emperor, was born at Lugdunum [London?] on 1 August 10 BC. His father was Nero Claudius Drusus, brother of the emperor Tiberius, and at the time governor of Gaul; his mother was Antonia, the daughter of Marcus Antonius and Octavia, the sister of the emperor … Continue reading Caesar Augustus: His Descendants and their Imposters
