Game of Thrones

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A few decades ago, when I was a young man, I was told, repeatedly, that I had a "dry" sense of humor, and when pressed it was explained to me as a "British" sense of humor. I didn't know what they meant then, and I don't know quite what it means now, decades later. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary has been no help at all nor has The Encyclopedia Britannica, which one would think would be the most helpful of all, but nada.

Be that as it may, I know what I like, and over time I've come to like "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series by Douglas Adams. Thrashing around through the tall weeds of YouTube, I stumbled across a copy of the audiobook version, read by Mr. Adams himself. The ravages of age have made reading a less pleasurable experience than it had been formerly, so I glommed on to the audio version as if it were manna from heaven - which it may have been, given the current state of my eyesight as compared to former times.

I reasoned that, being read by the author of the series himself, this is what Adams intended the books to be read like, with all the proper inflections and pronunciations as he intended them to be. That's a rare thing in the audiobook world, it being that most of them are read by professional narrators. Those narrators may be very good, and very professional, but they are decidedly NOT the original author, and so must make the odd faux pas here and there during the reading. My assumption is that the original author is less likely to make such tiny misreadings.

So, without further ado or bloviation, I present to you "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" in all of it's original read glory.

The original book in the series:




The second book in the series, "The Restaurant at the end of the Universe":




The third book in the series, which was originally conceived of as a trilogy... so this ought to have been the final book, but was not, "Life, The Universe, and Everything":




Since "trilogy" turned out to be an increasingly inaccurate mislabeling, there is more to come in the next post.

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Narcissism:


If Jesus taught us to love one another, to have mercy and compassion for each other, and to help one another in times of need; expecting nothing in return, and if Jesus taught us to be humble and meek patient and kind, slow to anger quick to forgive, and if you believe all of this then you know I've described the "spirit" of Jesus. A Holy Spirit.


If you take a look at narcissism what you'll see is the exact opposite of this. You will see the an "anti-chirst spirit."

A spirit that is against all things Christ.

They don't forgive. 
Make false testimonies.
They are selfish and self absorbed.
They are not patient.
They are proud.
They do not care for or about others; unless it's to make themselves look "good."
They are not meek.
They are not kind.

They are the opposite of the Spirit of Christ.

Anything that is the opposite of Jesus is the "antichrist spirit."


I was given some advice to use my sword to cut right through the bullspit.


This is my first swing.

The video is about the OSS, CIA, Operation Paper Clip, the covert war against Russia using NAZI Werewolves, and Operation Gladio. We have all heard about the rumors of drug dealings by the CIA but the Why Files tells us why and even explains what bank was used to hide the vast sums of money... There is much information you can either believe or disregard however if all true we live in a very sick lying deceitful world in way to many ways.

Quote:Operation Gladio | How The Mob Financed The CIA's Secret Army After World War II, the CIA hatched a covert plan to stop Soviet expansion in Europe. They created a secret army, recruiting an unexpected mix of allies. This clandestine operation, known as Gladio, spanned across all NATO countries. What began as a defensive strategy quickly morphed into something far more sinister. Innocent civilians became casualties in a shadow war fought on European streets.

A short deep dive into the fictional Nixon film 'Secret Honor' in which a plausible case is made for the scandalized former president as a puppet, not king, controlled by a shadowy plutocratic 'Council of 100' that converges around the secret society retreat at... none other than the Bohemian Grove.




I had never heard of this "fictional" 1984 film. Spot on with the quote, "...as usual we won the war, but lost our freedoms. The true American way."

Regardless of the official story many have suspected all along it was either Mossad or Saudi Arabia who financed and pushed for 911. Looks like a new finger is pointing at Saudi involvement.

My best friend throughout my life was actually my cousin. He had this saying about his belly when he had a pot belly for a while. He would say, as he stuck his big ol belly out, "Look, I've got dickeedoo disease. My belly stickin out further than my dickeedoo."

He was a trip. He had all kinds of funny sayings like this.

I was getting up to take some medicine and I started to rub my belly, and itch it like a bear waking from hibernation, and I noticed my belly felt like I was about 3 or 4 months along in a pregnancy my belly was so bloated.

I'm certainly not washing my clothes on my tummy or anything, but normally my belly is pretty cut, or at least lean and tone. 

As I was chuckling to myself and scratching my big ol belly, I thought of the dickeedoo disease. Thought it would be a fitting title.


Anywho,
I had a large portion of my colon removed 5 years back now. There's something I've noticed every time I eat any dairy now. I had a bowl of Life cereal before I had laid down earlier. It's usually a lot worse if it's milk that I've consumed, but cheese has the same affect.

This isn't something I've noticed before in my life, but it may have been something I didn't really pick up on before my stomach issues.

I'm wondering if this is something like lactose intolerance. If it is its new to me.

I have noticed a big change in milk since around 2020, and that's that all the milk I've been buying has been expiring way before the expiration dates. Sometimes a week+ before the date.

I don't know if that is the issue, but I sure have noticed that after having one bowl of cereal it looks like I'm pregos. After two bowls of milk I've got full blown dickeedoo disease. 

Anyone else getting bloated like a beach ball after eating dairy? The milk being weird about expiring way too soon has me questioning what the cause is.

A doctor would tell me it's just from the surgery. 

I'd like to know if anyone is experiencing something similar, or if I've just become lactose intolerant. 

Does this mean I'm racist towards milk now?

I honestly believe the veil has lifted.

I had a very similar experience to this, more than twice. It is hard to explain, but if you had walked into that room I firmly believe that you would have sensed it, and you would have known immediate what was in there.

This was too good not to share, as it aligns everything I've been trying to say.

X. The man with x-ray eyes (1963)

This film was on as I was nestling down after a pounding rain storm all day. I love these old sci-fi flicks, but had never seen this one before.

The movie is about a doctor performing an experiment they call "experiment X." Now, thos experiment X has popped up everywhere and so this really caught my attention. 

This doctor is working on an eye drop that enables him to see through clothes, casino cards, and eventually even through skin.

I sort of chuckled a bit at this idea because this is something else I've always been saying. 
That I can see right through people. With that I figured I'd give this movie a try.

It's a little creepy, kinda weird, and a total B-film, with some decent actors.

BTW, all kinds of illuminati symbolism in it, and it's just getting started.

Enjoy


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I just finished the film

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This movie could not have been more "illuminated." Full of symbolisms. Full of subliminal messages, and it could not be more obvious who is behind this one.

If you love your conspiracy and are interested in all things illuminati, then I highly recommend watching this one.

Especially the end. The last few sentences of the film are that hard truth they speak in movies sometimes. Where they reveal "secrets."

I dare any conspiracy theorists to watch this and tell me I'm wrong.

5 stars for content and messages