Monthly Archives: June 2021

If Masks Really Worked to Prevent COVID-19 You Wouldn’t Be Able to Smell

Posted on June 11, 2021 by Larry Johnson

My business partner was on an American Airlines flight recently and fell asleep during the trip. When he woke up the passenger in the adjacent seat was glaring at him and upbraided my friend because his mask had fallen below … Continue reading →

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Texas will build its own border wall

Posted on June 11, 2021 by Pat Lang

“Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott vowed to do the “job of the federal government” in securing the U.S. border, and he announced a number of moves Thursday, including picking up the building of the Trump border wall in his state. … Continue reading →

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RUSSIAN FEDERATION SITREP 10 JUNE 2021 by Patrick Armstrong

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Patrick Armstrong

PUTIN-BIDEN. I can’t think why Putin wants to waste his time unless it’s to assess Biden’s mental capacity – imagine this guy going up against someone who can hold four-hour press conferences without dropping a thought. Doctorow has a theory … Continue reading →

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A Temporary Farewell with an Original Poem: Bitter Honey

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Steven J. Willett

Antiwar Poem Bitter Honey by Steven J. Willett Siege of Troy that depicts from the left a violent horse chariot breaking through a gate, Athena urging them to ravage the Trojans, King Priam crouching in defeat, a warrior who killed … Continue reading →

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“Where are we?”

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Pat Lang
Posted in Current Affairs, government, Politics, Reconstruction Renewed, Russia | 13 Comments

Hölderlin Brod und Wein (Bread and Wine) Part 9.

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Steven J. Willett

Translated by Steven J. Willett Relief of Helios from the northwest pediment of the Temple of Athena in Ilion (Troy), c. 390BC~325BC. The relief was found by Heinrich Schliemann in 1872 and is now in the Pergamon-Museum, Berlin. Note: The … Continue reading →

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“‘Racist’ Hunter texts more proof of Bidens ‘projecting their White privilege’ onto America: Miranda Devine”

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Pat Lang

‘Newly-uncovered text messages from first son Hunter Biden are another example of the Biden family’s history of White privilege and derogatory attitude toward African-Americans, New York Post columnist Miranda Devine said Tuesday on “Hannity.” In damning texts reported by the London Daily Mail, the … Continue reading →

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“Pete Hegseth says Hamas ‘must be crushed:’ They’re trying to ‘wipe Israel off the map'”

Posted on June 8, 2021 by Pat Lang

“The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is on the brink of causing a full-out war after Hamas, the terrorist organization in control of the Gaza Strip, rained down rockets on Israeli civilians – leading to Israeli retaliatory strikes against the radical militant group. The latest escalation in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Israel, Jordan, Middle East, Policy, Religion | 18 Comments

Hölderlin Brod und Wein (Bread and Wine) Parts 7. and 8.

Posted on June 8, 2021 by Steven J. Willett

Translated by Steven J. Willett Red-figure vase of a ritual sacrifice with the priest pouring wine from a kylix (κύλιξ) while one assistant holds the flaming bull thigh and another plays on the pipes. Note: The seventh strophe is addressed … Continue reading →

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If You Want to Understand the Origins of Covid, Watch This

Posted on June 7, 2021 by Larry Johnson

This video will take a little more than an hour of your time, but if you care about your family or your life, it is a must watch. You will learn that Bill and Melinda Gates, via their foundation, sponsored … Continue reading →

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