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Chinese Opera Veil

Kitsilano Beach to the Chinese Opera

I met a beautiful women from Beijing, at Kitsilano Beach. On an impulse I invited her to the Chinese Opera and to my delight she said yes. It wasn’t completely planned or by accident, the tickets had been given to me by friends, one of whom was singing in the cast of performers. To protect […]

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Lebanon cedar icon

Cedars of Lebanon

My entire life I’ve held a reverence for giant trees, even planted a couple hundred thousand seedlings in British Columbia, in hopes they would one day fill the patches that had been logged but always in my travels, I’ve been in awe of ancient trees. Today I was researching the Cedars of Lebanon to discover […]

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Lion of Judah on a Rasta Van

Lion of Judah

Lion of Judah on a Rasta Van Once upon a time, I was in Haight-Ashbury of San Francisco and bought a huge fabric mural wall hanging of Bob Marley with a smile, which adorns an entrance wall in my home. It completely covers the wall with Rasta colors, and has a Lion of Judah in […]

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Liberty is Free from Permission

Liberty is Free from Permission

Liberty is Free from Permission Protect a Free and Open Society. Private property is your privacy, it belongs to you. ~ These are the words of Edward Snowden at the Bitcoin 2019 Conference, live by video feed from an undisclosed location in Russia, to an eager packed hall in San Francisco of people in support […]

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Speedboat / Lake Cordova

Speedboats and Summer Fun on the Lakes

Anything as fun as speedboats on a hot summer day? Growing-up as a boy there was a rule in my family, on a Friday afternoon we were to be at the marina, with all supplies, food, gas and cooler jammed with beverages on ice and ready to depart the moment Dad arrived after work. We’d […]

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the Whales and the Hopi corn connecting with the Blue Star

Blue Kachina Rising over Red Earth

Kachina Painter by Robert Lindneux Amazing myself that Blue Star Kachina hadn’t been entered into this Blog, as you know the main purpose of my posts is to begin topics for further research and/or to keep references, videos and links for later (to myself). My hope is to return to pages and improve, update and […]

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Free Energy Disclosure

Disclosure of the Disclosure

Free Energy Disclosure Whenever two or more separate super-powers (NASA and the Pope), tells you that in the future they are going to disclose something to you (in 2020), take warning, this is obviously another controlled narrative and now because they can’t even get out in-front of their own secretive plans, they telegraphed that it’s […]

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Greed Kills in the Year of the Pig

Greed Kills in the Year of the Pig

Greed Kills in the Year of the Pig Global Currency Reset (GCR) is happening as 195 countries all belly-up to the trough, the little ones trying to squeeze their snouts into the food, which is gold-back crypto (money). While the big pigs grovel up the lions share and snap and snarl in rage as they […]

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Q-Anon Rocks Japan

Q-Anon Rocks Japan

Thinking Q-Anon doesn’t exists, or is a hoax or bogus theory is like saying 5G has no health risks, as Time Magazine did, dishing up fake news with the propaganda piece called: Everything You Need to Know About 5G where they make the following statement: But health concerns circulating online about 5G networks have no […]

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Mordecai and Esther

Dead Sea Scrolls

The Dead Sea Scrolls (also Qumran Caves Scrolls) are ancient Jewish religious manuscripts found in the Qumran Caves in the Judaean Desert, near Ein Feshkha on the northern shore of the Dead Sea. Scholarly consensus dates these scrolls from the last three centuries BCE and the first century CE. The texts have great historical, religious, and linguistic […]

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