I note that my cynic is taking over. post-Christmas Day 2017...
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It would appear to be the case. However, we over here can't get our hopes up too high. We keep hearing about the White Hats being in control of things, and starting to take down the Bad Guys, starting at the low-hanging fruit, with small-fry child porn watchers. And a bunch of politicians HAVE decided not to run for new terms. (A plea-bargain deal???) And Trump DID release an E.O. declaring a form of martial law on people engaged in various corrupt enterprises. But something big was supposed to happen around Christmas time, with this 'Q' person (I believe Q is Donald J. Trump Jr., with a clue having appeared on Q's stuff some time ago, in the form of '4 10 20' and then some time later '4 10 20 10 19,' which is a dead giveaway for D J T J R; and Q is extremely close to what is going on in the White House) posting a picture of Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas Day, and I have yet to see anything on the Internet about such a 'crossing' in our real time. Not that we would hear about it on our terribly corrupted MSM (it's a monopoly of TPTB); but nothing has come up on the Independent Media yet, about such a major taking-over.
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2017 1:46 PM
To: Stan Stanfield
Subject: FYI: McCain And Clinton Forced To Wear Ankle Monitors For Upcoming Criminal Trial
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What do you think..?
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It would appear to be the case. However, we over here can't get our hopes up too high. We keep hearing about the White Hats being in control of things, and starting to take down the Bad Guys, starting at the low-hanging fruit, with small-fry child porn watchers. And a bunch of politicians HAVE decided not to run for new terms. (A plea-bargain deal???) And Trump DID release an E.O. declaring a form of martial law on people engaged in various corrupt enterprises. But something big was supposed to happen around Christmas time, with this 'Q' person (I believe Q is Donald J. Trump Jr., with a clue having appeared on Q's stuff some time ago, in the form of '4 10 20' and then some time later '4 10 20 10 19,' which is a dead giveaway for D J T J R; and Q is extremely close to what is going on in the White House) posting a picture of Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas Day, and I have yet to see anything on the Internet about such a 'crossing' in our real time. Not that we would hear about it on our terribly corrupted MSM (it's a monopoly of TPTB); but nothing has come up on the Independent Media yet, about such a major taking-over.
But Ol' New Ager Stan will still hope for the best. (Hey - it's all we've got.)
Stan
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'Have I seen 'Blade Runner 2049'?' I haven't seen a movie in years and years. Not even on my computer. Got out of the habit a long time ago, living at the community, with no wheels to get to Inverness for anything of substance. (Went there a couple of times when [a mutual friend] organized a busload of us.) And you're talking to a guy who grew up with/on movies, and always felt that movies could change the world. For the better. And wanted to make such a movie. But that's another story.
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2017 1:56 PM
To: Stan Stanfield
Subject: Re: Dystopia
Have you seen "Blade Runner 2049"? It's really quite good, with a story and everything. Long and immersive. Sure it's wall-to-wall dystopia but still better than the 'real world'.
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"Rebel in the Rye" also not bad. About J D Salinger, obviously…
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'Have I seen 'Blade Runner 2049'?' I haven't seen a movie in years and years. Not even on my computer. Got out of the habit a long time ago, living at the community, with no wheels to get to Inverness for anything of substance. (Went there a couple of times when [a mutual friend] organized a busload of us.) And you're talking to a guy who grew up with/on movies, and always felt that movies could change the world. For the better. And wanted to make such a movie. But that's another story.
This one looks good. Makes me wish - a bit - that I had seen the Matrix series; that seems to have had some profound stuff in it/them. But I am really put off by the dystopian thing. As you sort of said: Life itself is bd enough, these days. Personally, I'm holding out for Breakthrough. But then, you know that. Ol' New Age Stan, and all. Ascension process, and all. (Anything to get us out of this hellhole of a make-believe reality.)
As for the Salinger one: Mixed feelings. On the one hand, it feels a bit discourteous. The guy really liked his privacy. But on the other hand, if it opens Salinger up to a whole new generation - why not. His stuff was good stuff. Deserves to be read. And read. And read.
I never read whatever it was that he wrote towards the end of his career; the thing with the very uncatchy title, apparently quite a reminiscence thing for him, and his cast of characters. Mostly because it was never available wherever I was; and now there are hardly any bookstores left, and certainly not any that carry oldies but goodies. At least not in my city. A shame. Nothing like browsing in the good old dusty bookstores of good old days.
I guess that really dates me.
Anyway: Thanks for the tips. I'll keep an eye out on the Red Box movie dispenser at my local supermarket for these titles.
A dull boy, I am, these days.
Stan
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3a) I realize that part of my being in a bit of a funk today/this evening is that I also just heard, from another friend from my community days, that one of our mates there has just died; who had come down with Alzheimer's - a Brit who, 'in his day,' could rattle off more information about our U.S. presidents than even I knew, and who I had come close to from his being on my KP team at Cluny for what seems, in retrospect, many years - and, moreover, this, with my having just today read about a natural cure for AD, on a holistic medicine email site that I take. With the National Health Service over there just as taken over by the pharmaceutical industry as our own medical system, leaving the public there knowing only what they're told by their system, and wedded to it just as Obama was trying to get this country wedded to its own form of socialized medicine, my friend didn't stand a chance.
And speaking of money; my final 'thought for the day':
3b) Bah Humbug - To The Feministas
And speaking of money; my final 'thought for the day':
3b) Bah Humbug - To The Feministas
from americanupdate.com: ‘CNN: Should We Retire ‘Inherently Sexist’ Movie ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’?’ - Thomas B. Williams/Breitbart - December 27
(“Seen through the revisionist prism of radical feminism, the classic Frank Capra film starring James Stewart and Donna Reed becomes part of a patriarchal plot to keep women subjected to men.
“After all, “if gorgeous, brilliant Mary had never met her George Bailey,” she would have never ended up working in a library, [CNN writer Carol] Costello suggests. Poor Mary threw away a stellar career for the mere love of a man.”)
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Better to retire CNN!
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Jim Jordan dosadoe • 6 hours ago
Retire CNN? The sooner the better. I have come to believe thatrCNN stands for Criminal Communist News. If everyone who believes that this is one of the top fake news sources would write the various sponsors and threaten to boycott their product if they keep advertising on CNN YOU WOULD SEE A HUGE CHANGE IN THE CNN ORGANIZATION> Money talks!
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kibitzer3 Jim Jordan • a few seconds ago (December 27)
No. CNN was created to give us the NWO message of change they believe in. They themselves won't change; it's in their DNA. Just stop watching.
Cynical I Am...
...not happy at all with the people who have the upper hand, these dark days. And darkening.
But then - or at least, As they say:
It's always the darkest before dawn.
Let's hope.
...not happy at all with the people who have the upper hand, these dark days. And darkening.
But then - or at least, As they say:
It's always the darkest before dawn.
Let's hope.
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