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

A year ago someone went to the Mexican border and asked questions of some immigrant families who were escaping Haiti, Honduras and El Salvador. I’m only now finding it, posted below. It’s very informative. Their story is about their escape from gang violence, a breakdown in law enforcement there and immigration services here. There are non denominational churches run by individual families who are stepping … Continue reading Immigration is a Pirate Business

Next are excerpts from a book that goes into great detail about pirates, entitled: THE BUCCANEERS IN THE WEST INDIES IN THE XVII CENTURY C.H. HARING WITH TEN MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS METHUEN & CO. LTD.36 ESSEX STREET W.C.LONDON First Published in 1910 https://www.gutenberg.org/files/19139/19139-h/19139-h.htm#index-monck-george This book was written for pirates because it flatters them, and it’s certainly written by pirates in academia, because who else is … Continue reading Pirate System

Linked below is real life war footage, some of it so difficult to watch that I almost feel sorry for these hapless mercenaries, only because maybe some of them are conscripts, there against their will, wounded in the field, completely abandoned by their Ukraine Nasi employers. These soldiers had no good intentions, so this is what has to happen in order to save ourselves. Some … Continue reading Mercenary Life

Previous reports from China Insights informed me that the Chinese have been given Paxlovid to treat fever in China. Some enterprising people put up over 30,000 fever clinics just in time for the end of lockdown. Sale of Tylenol became restricted, and so only Paxlovid was available. I researched Paxlovid and I’m sure it’s the final blow, when added to the constant masking with resulting … Continue reading Massive Death in China

Some wonderful Hawaiian music from the thirties. The following was published on Facebook by a CERN scientist who now cannot collect his pension. This is a an example of what happens to people generally who have helped these pirates. Pirates will be pirates, no matter the title. . “My “office” was the CESR control room for 26 years and my superiors took credit for my … Continue reading Blue Hawaii