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Portrait of Beethoven as a young man, c. 1800, by Carl Traugott Riedel (1769–1832)

Ludwig van Beethoven is 250 Years Old

Beethoven Happy Birthday Ludwig van Beethoven Ludwig van Beethoven was baptized 17 December 1770 – 26 March 1827 was a German composer and pianist. Beethoven remains one of the most admired composers in the history of Western music; his works rank amongst the most performed of the classical music repertoire. His works span the transition from […]

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Kid by the Side of the Road

Kid by the Side of the Road

Kid by the Side of the Road is a 68 page booklet by Juan O’Sovin can be purchased for download from Gum Road – Kid by the Side of the Road George magazine John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. is the Kid, often referred to as John-John or JFK Jr., is an American lawyer, journalist, and magazine […]

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Changing the Letter, 1908, by Joseph Edward Southall. The subject is taken from the poem 'The Man Born to be King' from William Morris's 'The Earthly Paradise'. The sealed letter is addressed 'To The Governor'

Unveiling the Rose – The Hidden King of England

Changing the Letter, 1908, by Joseph Edward Southall. The subject is taken from the poem ‘The Man Born to be King’ from William Morris’s ‘The Earthly Paradise’. The sealed letter is addressed ‘To The Governor’ The Hidden King of England is one of the most important stories of our time because it challenges the truth […]

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First page from Justine (Justine ou les malheurs de la vertu, Paris) by Marquis de Sade

From The Marquis De Sade

The first page of Sade’s Justine, one of the works for which Marquis de Sade was imprisoned. The dark work of a madman but offers insight into the depths of depravity and how there’s no joy in pain. Sade proves there always were people who take pleasure in abuse. There’s nothing new under the sun […]

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Andres Segovia

The Most Illustrious Marquis of Salobreña, Andrés Segovia

Andrés Segovia was the original rock star, flamboyant and bold. His genius is understanding the guitar to be an entire orchestra unto itself able to mimic or replace all sounds of any of the sections and even emit the chords of a concert, with a single instrument that was previously not considered important. Andrés Segovia […]

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Terence McKenna

Terrence McKenna the Omega Point and Eschaton

Terrence McKenna blazed a trail so far and wide that twenty years later thinkers can’t see to the end of it. He remarked in his last interview that the Omega Point is to science what the Eshcaton is to Theology and maybe it’s the same thing. If he he could only see the world now, […]

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Qeyapaplanewx

Qeyapaplanewx the Great Warrior Chief of the Musqueam

Qeyapaplanewx demands respect and deserves to be honored. Over 300 years ago Vancouver was his Kingdom, he was the Chief of the Musqueam Nation. His place marker overlooks the Pacific from a perch above the cliffs and if it were not for a memorial he’d be all but forgotten. Not anymore because I will always […]

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Nikola Tesla

Austin Steinbart Rocks as QAnon

Nikola Tesla Austin Steinbart is recent to me And to be clear, I have followed QAnon from it’s inception and always had the feeling that the information was useful and from a benevolent source. The posts were military style and evidently code written by an intelligence agency, or experts in that field. These are signals, […]

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Aunt Jemima

Aunt Jemima became a Wealthy Superstar

Alameda, CA – June 23, 2020: Aunt Jemima pancake mix next to a bottle of original syrup. The pancake mix debuted in 1889, the first ready mix, and became one of the most recognized names in US history The world knew her as “Aunt Jemima,” but her given name was Nancy Green and she was a […]

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Entry of the Christ in Jerusalem by Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824–1904)

Jefferson Bible and the Philosophy of Jesus of Nazareth

Thomas Jefferson managed to achieve more remarkable accomplishments in his lifetime, than anyone I have ever heard about, except Jesus Christ. At a time when Bibles were imported from Europe and costs a month salary, he edited and published his own book in 1802, and it’s a masterpiece. Thomas Jefferson used a scalpel and a […]

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