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The Land of The Watchers (Part 1)
I’m halfway through this very strange book by Heather Lynn: The reason for the war in Iraq: raiding of the Baghdad museum. What artifacts were taken? Why is this particular archeologist being followed and cyber-hacked? She even comes across a … Continue reading
The Age of Illuminati
Inspired by the novel “Broken Symmetries: Age of Illuminati” by H.A. Ormziar Agents of the cunning deathtrap Illuminati mind control Illuminati = Anti-christ A false idol indeed “The only sin is worshipping false idols” The Antichrist has technology on its … Continue reading
Concentric Circles Of Peace and War – Short Story
4th of July fireworks symbolize war: they look like bombs and sound like gunfire. Imagine that life travels through various stages of peace and war. When humans on Earth die, they go to a place that is either a closer … Continue reading
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Tagged Fireworks, Horror, Land of The Dead, Science Fiction, short fiction, War
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Conspiricist’s Manifesto #2
Creation must be met with destruction: In the Devil’s Digestive System Hieronymus Bosch believed that we and all of the universe were traveling through the digestive system of the devil, and that was one of the reasons life is so … Continue reading
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Tagged Plant Biology, short fiction, Silmarillion, vegetarianism
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Conspiricist’s Manifesto – Short Story
The cult leader hooded in red, spoke before the crowd: “Tonight it is my pleasure to shed some light on the string pullers, the marionettes behind the play of human history. So there’s the thirteen families with the committee of … Continue reading
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Tagged Annunaki, Extra-Terrestrials, MK Ultra, Possession, Sitchin
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Finding Genius
Psychological profiles: Benji, leader of an eco-terrorist faction called “The East” is the kind of person who is never dissuaded from doing something once he has made up his mind. A great quality in a leader. I admire his … Continue reading
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