In 2020 Erdogan used the Hagia Sophia for a political stunt to promote his own popularity. All of the beautiful mosaics on the ceilings are replaced by mediocre wall decor of the type you’d see in a nice double wide mobile home. The Church of the Holy Wisdom, as it’s called in English, is one of the most important, if not THE most important buildings … Continue reading Turkey’s Earthquakes and the Hagia Sophia Church

Let’s consider the source of the trouble that Scott Adams didn’t react emotionally to at all. He specializes in examining fake news and the public reaction to it, and why wouldn’t he. This, on the other hand, is not fake news: 47% of blacks polled say whites should die, however nicely you want to phrase that. A 1000 person Rasmussen poll is actually a large … Continue reading Christians must DIE ! says the Rabbi-The Threat Facing Gentiles

This short lecture includes the names of many people who are associated in some way with the Kennedy assassination and the following non-investigation. He mentions that the film JFK, directed by Oliver Stone, was funded by “Israel’s Biggest Arms Dealer”, Arnon Milchan. He mentions that JFK opposed the arms build up in Israel. MilCHAN is selling arms all over the world and maybe he owns … Continue reading Camilla

What happens when sane people are thrown under the bus for the sake of monetization. Before our “betters” achieved their goal of replacing great content with something else, for awhile it was possible to get very good long form content on all the alternatives to YouTube, namely Rumble, Bitchute and Brighteon. I’ve observed the steady degradation of online entertainment, news and educational content over the … Continue reading Those Bothersome Sane People

Unfairness is what I’ve seen become an American ideal in my lifetime. The white kids in America are sort of shocked at what they’ve been born into and this shock is exploited by drug dealers, for two generations now. Diversity hiring is unfair, training and promoting lesser talent of any sort, for any reason, while blocking out the naturally talented in any field is unfair. … Continue reading The Age of Unfairness

The electricity angels made sure that when I woke up this morning, whatever I did last night to mess up my solar system was repaired as if by the magical reset button. And I have a ride to the store with the least sketchy person I know, which isn’t saying much, but I’m grateful. As for that earthquake in Syria and Turkey, there is much … Continue reading Updates and Scam Earthquakes

When everything that could possibly go wrong goes wrong, then it’s time to make a blog post. Maybe my last one, but not by choice. And I’m sure I’m not the only person who’s reached their last dime, last shred of patience and last ounce of energy and hope, not all of it someone else’s fault. I just shorted out my solar inverter or something … Continue reading A Cold Winter Night in Hawaii

I’m okay with pretending that a spy isn’t a spy because it’s so much easier to deal with them that way. It’s not like I’m important enough to be spied upon, right? Only lunatics think that spies exist, millions of people employed worldwide in security and “intelligence” agencies tell you so. Beware when you suddenly hear the identical catch phrase used throughout the controlled media. … Continue reading Playing Pretend

This is my bank balance this week, and in the eyes of some people this reflects my own value as a human being. As you can see, I’m not worth much. Still, I’d rather be me than anyone else I know. The subject under consideration is whether or not the super wealthy are, in fact, immune to consequences for their hurtful actions toward others. Obviously … Continue reading Value of a Person

Here’s an excellent movie about Pirates who call themselves Smugglers, Thieves who call themselves Bankers, a Holy Abbot who is a prisoner in a dungeon, a fake Humpty Dumpty King and many people caught in between. The only true Kings in this movie are the actors in real life, and the King of Kings, Our Lord Jesus Christ. Continue reading Edmond Dantes Count of Monte Cristo