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Monthly Archives: June 2021
Is Our Heatwave a Sign of the End Times?
Does Canada’s recent record setting heatwave indicate that parts of the world will become uninhabitable due to global warming? Simon Lewis, writing in the Guardian, claims Canada is a warning: more and more of the world will soon be too … Continue reading
Work From Home: Choices Have Consequences
Another day, another article in the Guardian lecturing men. This time, No one should be penalised if they want to carry on working from home. Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of the dating app Bumble, has just given her entire company … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged agency, extreme programming, government regulation, parental leave, salesforce, working from home
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Gates Gives Away His Money, Still Gets Shit On
Sandi Doughton, writing in the Seattle Times, asks Have Gates Foundation efforts to vaccinate the world against COVID-19 helped — or hindered? Let’s see how she answers her rhetorical question. For more than two decades, ever since it set out … Continue reading
The Death of Mass Market Television–Hooray!
Steven Zeitchik of the Washington Post declares The TV hit isn’t just dying — it may already be dead. Is it? I will comment. On one level, “Mare of Easttown” was a smashing success. The Pennsylvania-set crime series starring Kate … Continue reading
The Guardian Criticizes Moves to Halt Endless War
Ending the 20 year military intervention in Afghanistan is clearly something that should be universally celebrated by anyone who is not part of the military industrial complex. So why does Simon Tisdall write in the Guardian that Catastrophe stalks Afghanistan … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged afghanistan, military industrial complex, nato, radical islam, the taliban, uyghur muslims
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Pistis Sophia – Book 1, Chapter 7
Previous Chapter: Book 1, Chapter 6 Jesus continued: The universe arose because of the First Mystery, which existed from the beginning, and out of it I myself have also now come, though I did not in the time before my crucifixion. … Continue reading
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Tagged archons, elias, first mystery, gabriel, iao, john the baptist, pistis sophia, treasury of light, virgin of light
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Lock Downs Are Not the Solution to Global Warming
First, it was “global warming”, then “climate change”, “global heating”, “climate crisis”. Now Vox proclaims that “Back to normal” puts us back on the path to climate catastrophe. The constant ratcheting up of the terminology makes the media look like … Continue reading
There’s No Pleasing Climate Activists
We are told with solemn certainty that the world will be destroyed in the next decade if we don’t mend our fossil fuel consuming ways. We are told we need a “green new deal” to promote reusable energy. And then … Continue reading
Review: “Spenser Confidential”
* * C Mark “Marky” Wahlberg stars as a wrongly convicted policeman who, upon being released from prison, takes up the case that got him put away, helped by his mentor (Alan Arkin) and roommate (Winston “M’Baku” Duke). This Netflix … Continue reading
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Tagged alan arkin, mark wahlberg, movie review, redemption, spenser confidential, winston duke
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