Rule by Secrecy

Rule by Secrecy by Jim Marrs.

My take on this is Power, Money and History. After reading this book I wondered who the Nephilim were as referenced in the book of Genesis. And who were the Sumerians who were not mentioned at all in the Bible?

After a little searching I came upon this wonderful place that has offered hours of education and entertainment. www.halexandria.org/

I think you'll have to go and see for yourself. It's good exercise to hike through the site and stretch one's mind. Whether these views provide a peek into alternate realities depends a lot on how you got to where you are now.

Bushisms, a collection

At this point I don't care who said these things.
They're just funny.

Deep Thought Generator

Here

Compendium

Think you've seen all the odd bits of humor that floats across the web?

Check out Mental Soup. HERE

Resolute

To be resolute in the Way means
from the beginning never to
lose sight of it, whether in a
place of calm or in a place of strife;
to not cling to quiet places nor
shun places where there is disturbance.

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Hmmm .... lost the author name ......

Triumph of Evil

"Today, America is confronting another disaster that has caused destruction and loss of life. This time the devastation resulted not from the malice of evil men, but from the fury of water and wind," President George W Bush said. Radio Address 9/10/05

“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing”
(Edmund Burke).

Good, as in good men, is a relative term of course. The water and wind certainly played their part, but the malice of evil men was in doing nothing.
Fixing the levees for instance.

9-11 Jazz Funeral

New Orleans in Manhattan

Bill Moyers 9/9/05

Good reading. Fundamentalist futures. Long, but worth it.

Cajun Creole

And in the ongoing spirit on New Orleans
here's some good eats. A Confederacy of Lunches - on Slate
http://slate.msn.com/id/2125824/fr/rss/

This was worth saying twice.

Revolution of evolution

I hate sending those time sensitive, good luck, email things.
Do this, that, and the other in the next five minutes, or else.
Sometimes I break down and do it anyway. I hate myself for that.*

However, maybe 'we' could learn to send wishes that were not dependent on the recipient actually doing anything. Hmmmmm ......


I wish you good luck and good livin' and it ain't time sensitive.

And in the ongoing spirit on New Orleans
here's some good eats. A Confederacy of Lunches - on Slate
http://slate.msn.com/id/2125824/fr/rss/



* Not really.

NOLA slideshow

Downtown and the French Quarter, before, during and after. Eerie.
I wish we have made more of a point to get down there before this.
here

Waters Rise - Polls Drop

Do we need to expand on that idea?