“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”
Easy to remember. She sucks. He goes in. Devils of Loudun by Aldous Huxley is a book about the nuns of Loudun and Urbain Grandier who was burned at the stake. These 17th century nuns were visited many times in many nights by incubussses-si. They had astral sex and blamed it on their parish priest. […]
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I can forgive many things but not THAT! Greta Brookes 8 hours agoYaroslavl was the capital of Tartary. It was the home of the Khan and commanded the Northern and Western territories of the world. Constantinople and the Ottomans commanded the Southern and Eastern territories. This is the fake split between Christianity and Islam. Please […]
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This’ll confuse a few. Y Gododdin That famous Medieval Welsh poem talks about the last stand of 300 Britons at Catraeth. Catraeth could be Catterick in North Yorkshire. A spit and a hop from Northumberland and Hadrian’s Wall. Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?
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A wicker man was a large wicker statue reportedly used by the ancient Druids (priests of Celtic paganism) for sacrifice by burning it in effigy. The main evidence for this practice is one sentence in Julius Caesar’s Commentary on the Gallic war, which modern scholarship has linked to an earlier writer, Poseidonius. Modern archaeological research has not yielded much evidence of human sacrifice among the Celts, […]
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And y’all hate on me? It was soooo bloody obvious to me even then that certain people knew much more than they were revealing. I challenged Scottish Restorian and she admitted. See above. And this happened WAY before the Ultimate Unveiling of him. It was said by someone who KNEW and was intimate with that […]
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Since when did Killarney become a National Park? I’ve read the Annals of Innisfallen. Brian Boru and his grandson Muirchertach Ua Briain must be turning in their graves. Muirchertach Ua Briain had a bit of a tiff with Magnus Barelegs, King of Norway about the title of High King of Ireland. Enter the Ravens of […]
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D’y’all know this song? Maybe not. It’s a “traditional” UK song called A Mother’s Lament. David sings it at the end of Taken at the Flood. See below. Your Baby Has Gone Down the Plughole(A Mother’s Lament) Traditional Song A mother was bathing her baby one nightThe youngest of ten and a delicate miteThe mother […]
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The video below had me scurrying to my shelves to disprove wiki info. Darn. St Bart’s WAS “founded” by a jester called Rahere. Henry I’s jester. As in Henry I, youngest son of William the Bastard Conqueror. OG Source RRAN 2 (Regesta regum anglo-normanorum) numbers 1794, 1795, 1943, 1761…and NO…these are NOT dates. Anyone who […]
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Phone call earlier. A young man all over the internet complaining that the police took his gun licence away. Police capitulate and give him it back. He goes out and buys a gun. HERE, in my home, we have had all our shot guns taken. And licenses. Same with brother and brother-in-law. ALL of us […]
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I heard the above phrase recently and it has opened up a whole new aspect of research for me. This is something that just about every single person in the history of ever has experienced. From the benign to the pure evil. It might start with comment made to you as a child by your […]
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I grew up with this total nonsense :o)
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Years ago I employed a local graphic designer to rework our company brochure. She taught me a lot via the new company logo. She said : Men always go for pointed/pointy symbols & women always go for roundy symbols. What goes to the Moon? Why? Look at the above words and THINK! We have lived […]
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