By Patrick Willis, aka "Snordelhans." H/T: Northern Truth Seeker.
Friday, June 28, 2013
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
The Ballad of Ira Hayes
I've always been a big fan of the Man in Black. This is an especially poignant story in light of the fact that today, battle casualties are no longer the primary reason for service members’ deaths. Now, the primary cause of death is suicide.
For those who don't know, Ira Hayes was a Pima Native American and one of the six flag raisers immortalized in the iconic photograph of the victory at Iwo Jima during World War II. He died a couple weeks after his 32nd birthday.
The bitter tears of Johnny Cash
For those who don't know, Ira Hayes was a Pima Native American and one of the six flag raisers immortalized in the iconic photograph of the victory at Iwo Jima during World War II. He died a couple weeks after his 32nd birthday.
The bitter tears of Johnny Cash
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
Remote Carjacking
It's stuff like this that almost makes me glad I can't afford a car. From the IntelliHub:
"From listening to your conversations through your vehicle’s OnStar™ system while you drive down the road, to controlling your door locks, steering wheel, breaks, accelerator, capable hackers have capabilities to remotely hijack your vehicle. In fact, they can even track you."
"From listening to your conversations through your vehicle’s OnStar™ system while you drive down the road, to controlling your door locks, steering wheel, breaks, accelerator, capable hackers have capabilities to remotely hijack your vehicle. In fact, they can even track you."
Thursday, June 20, 2013
New Blog!

[From "The Lighter Side of Jody"]
I made a resolution this New Year's Day to focus more on the positive. I've tried, and Lord knows it's helped me get through what would otherwise be a frustrating and very difficult time. The bullshit stream is just as constant and powerful as ever, and the smell is getting worse and worse, and sometimes I wonder if this just isn't a war of attrition. I've seen quite a few fellow bloggers kind of fall by the wayside lately, I think they just shrugged their shoulders and decided, "that's it. I've had my say. No one's doing anything about it anyway."
But really, that's not true. I've seen a genuine awakening amongst the general public lately that it'd be easy to overlook if all you did was run around trying to plug up leaks in the dyke that's seemingly holding back a torrent of chaos. You can exhaust yourself that way. But don't lose sight of the bigger picture! That's just what the bad guys want you to do!
I used to think Twitter was a cesspool for mindless chatter about crap that doesn't matter. Now I see that it's more like the Internet in that, yeah, most people operate at a lower vibration than I'm comfortable with, so that's what the bulk of the content is going to be -- porn and stupidity. But unlike Facebook, which seems to have almost been written by the CIA, I'm starting to think that Twitter can be used as a powerful tool for social good. For one thing, I found there are a bunch of kids out there that haven't lost sight of what should be common sense for everybody. People don't turn into murderous terrorists overnight. Jahar Tsarnaiv had a twitter account, and it's pretty obvious browsing through it that this guy didn't have the mind of a dangerously obsessed, murderous terrorist. He was a friendly, laid-back college kid with a good sense of humor. Plus ... I'll admit if I were 14 and I could buy one I'd probably have a poster of him hanging in my room. Or at least my locker.
So now there's an army of young ladies who would otherwise be obsessed over stupid crap that won't matter in five years who have had their eyes opened to the fact that, hey, authority has been lying to them. Anderson Cooper doesn't always tell the truth. Something's really wrong ...
I've been involved in 9-11 truth for a long time. This is one demographic you hardly ever see in the wonkish truth movement. It's really, really cool to see a fresh, new energy of politically awakened people.
So anyway, there's that ... plus I've got a mystical side that doesn't really mesh with my political blog, in many ways I'm too "woo-woo" to be the most credible political commentator, and I know it. I strongly believe in higher dimensions, and that world consciousness is moving closer in that direction by the day. But if you're slightly ahead of the curve, you're going to look like a flake, even though the news on that side is infinitely less depressing. So this is my solution ... I'll just start a new blog where I can indulge in happier musings and still have my "keepin' it real" political blog meant specifically for exposing the ("ugly") truth. Actually, the real Truth is beautiful, but you have to pass through a mucky, thorny, shitstream to get there. Hope to see you on the other side! :)
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Eleven years is a long time.
If you live in the DC area, Code Pink is looking for people to help protest in front of the White House: June 26th International Day in Support of Victims of Torture


Tuesday, June 18, 2013
The Happy Sandy Hook Actors (video)
Before you call me a cold-hearted cynical witch, watch the video and ask yourself if these are normal reactions for people who've just lost their loved ones. Remember that these guys had websites asking for donations up on the Internet before the shootings ever took place. And now they want special laws to keep certain records (like photos, 911 calls, and security footage) from ever being released (maybe because they don't exist?).
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