War Is Crime

You might be feeling a strange sensation lately – like slipping into other realms of thought, perspective or consciousness. It can be manifest in very mundane incidents, and it can be very perceptually profound. It’s not easy to identify, never mind classify. Nevertheless, the shift is on and it’s hitting people ... … Read full article »

We all get angry. Even if we are aware of the harm it can cause, we often can’t help feeling it and in so many different ways — outbursts, irritation, frustration, forcefulness in opinions, glares, raised tones, curt responses, hurtful words, negative moods, and on and on it goes. We ... … Read full article »

Let us say there are two levels of What Is: surface reality, and what lies under the surface — aka what’s behind the curtain. Living and working in either venue, a person is, to a significant degree, immersed in What Is. He doesn’t particularly notice this. But if, one day, he ... … Read full article »

One way or another, most of us are beggars, feel good junkies, addicted to the world to make us happy… “They are but beggars that can’t count their own worth.” ― with apologies to William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet. Thorough records are kept for poverty. For example, the US poverty level for ... … Read full article »

Over the past four months, the Mount Ida (British Columbia) magnetic vortex has expanded from a radius of nineteen miles to twenty-six miles. Many times people in the area have felt weary and needed to lie down. On May 3, 2014 between 5:00 and 6:00 PM, I felt extremely tired. ... … Read full article »

After writing one of my most recent articles with regard to what typically happens when a currency collapse occurs, due to a currency devaluation, takes down a country’s economy as the Chinese are gobbling up all of our important economic assets, many people wrote to me asking me when is ... … Read full article »

Today’s world is a strange place. We are inundated with signals from early on in life, encouraging each of us to walk a particular path, establishing blinders on us along the way to discourage us from looking for alternatives to what the herd is doing or thinking. Life is so ... … Read full article »

“After the final no there comes a yes and on that yes the future of the world hangs.” — Wallace Stevens. What would happen if the world were enveloped by art? And if we were the artists? And if we owed nothing to any hierarchy or external authority? Is it ... … Read full article »

As the rest of the world continues to try to sort out endless wars, color revolutions, uprisings, economic disasters and a hundred other mind-numbingly regular red flag operations one man and the incredibly dedicated and courageous team he has fathered persist. They are largely unsung and certainly ignored by all ... … Read full article »

The world is 30-60 days away from a potential Armageddon. With scheduled NATO war games to be held in countries like Moldova and Ukraine this summer, Putin’s hand is being forced. If Putin does not act and move against Ukraine, and he allows NATO to fortify his neighbors against a ... … Read full article »

The law is stated in two ways. First, positive thoughts attract positive results in life, and negative thoughts attract negative results. This is mainly a descriptive overview. It doesn’t apply to people who consciously do something to change their own thoughts. It’s a “philosophic” basis for understanding why people get ... … Read full article »

So many things are trying to pull us apart, individually and collectively. Never mind fear of everything manufactured or imaginary tearing at people’s psyches, but actual realities that are accosting everyone on this planet in some form or another. Their effects are subtle yet they’re in our faces, and are ... … Read full article »

The average person in the First World receives more information than he would if he lived in a Second or Third World country. In many countries of the world, the very idea of twenty-four hour television news coverage would be unthinkable, yet many Westerners feel that, without this constant input, ... … Read full article »

The year is 1942 and America finds itself cutoff from its allies, yet, America persevered through the harnessing of its vast manufacturing capacity. As America finds itself increasingly isolated by a devastatingly effective Putin foreign policy, the United States does not have the industrial capacity to respond to the economic ... … Read full article »