Ruminations

Behind the screen

Category: Culture

  • What Is the Spell?

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    How Social Engineers Convinced You to Want Things So Badly You Won’t Push the Button to Stop Child Trafficking—And How You Helped Build Your Own Cage I’m going to show these people what you don’t want them to see. I’m going to show them a world without you – a world without rules and controls,…

  • Esoteric Knowledge Exposed

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    When Secret Knowledge Becomes Public: How Esoteric Manipulation Endures Throughout history, elite groups have claimed possession of secret knowledge that supposedly elevated them above ordinary people. From ancient mystery schools to modern cults, the pattern remains remarkably consistent: create an aura of exclusive wisdom, charge people for access, and use psychological manipulation to maintain control.…

  • Never fall in love with a Nympho

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    She’s a restless current, a storm in her veins,Her body a vessel for temporary pains.She seeks solace in strangers, a comfort in lust,And leaves a wreckage of broken dreams and unfulfilled trust. You fell for her fire, her unbridled grace,Her passion a whirlwind that consumed every space.But you wanted a garden, a quiet retreat,While she…

  • Who really has the power?

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    Whether government or big business is in control largely depends on the longevity of the actors involved. It used to be that corporations could just buy their representatives in Congress, and replace them for “unsatisfactory performance”. Now with the current gerontocracy in all branches of government – holding power for decades and above the law,…

  • Zymurgy of Thanoturgy

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    Scum rises to the top in a hierarchy. If it stays too long it gets infected and putrifies. Then, trickle-down rot ruins the whole batch.

  • The Enemy Within

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    Is the Marxist plague about to destroy America? It’s a nice story but looks at only “symptoms”. This play started over 120 years ago when certain British elites planned the destruction of the German and Russian empires (cf. Gerry Docherty) . They conspired to start WW1 against both of them. When Germany was about to…

  • Bladerunner

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    Just some thoughts on one of my favorite movies of all time – Bladerunner. SyFy showed the theatrical release (1982) then Ridley Scott’s “Final Cut” from 2007. I was rather hoping I would notice more differences but no. A couple added short segments and a few slightly longer scenes. The movie was set in 2019…