🌟 What I'm Reading: 10-13-2024 🌟

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Oct 13, 2024

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PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF WHAT I'M READING

I post a weekly roundup of some of the highlights of what I’ve been reading… including many thoughtful, valuable, and intriguing perspectives that I could not otherwise post.

I hope that you find this list to be useful, inspiring, interesting, and informative!

Sending my love,
Demi 🌟

What I'm Reading: 10-13-2024

Hurricane Helene: An Initiation (Part 1)

I moved to Asheville, NC in May of this year to escape (for lack of a better word) my vampire mother and our co-owned house that legally bound me to her. Driving away from my forfeited home in Tennessee with 2 friends and only 2 trunk-fulls of belongings, I felt liberated — and, paradoxically, deeply heartbroken. But there was no time to dwell on my com…

a year ago · 78 likes · 20 comments · Alicen Grey

Hurricane Helene: A Revelation (Part 2)

This post is a continuation of my personal account of surviving the devastation of Hurricane Helene. You can read Part 1 here…

a year ago · 60 likes · 11 comments · Alicen Grey

Amy’s Newsletter

The record flooding in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene seems to have become a flashpoint for many people. The lackluster FEMA response has many accusing these agencies of actively blocking relief efforts. Is the federal government incompetent or is it being malicious in only helping its preferred vendors out? Why would people follow orders to …

a year ago · 112 likes · 12 comments · Amy Sukwan

Asperges Substack

Creation and work

I am enjoying the last of three rare consecutive days off from my full-time paying job…

a year ago · 4 likes · 2 comments · Asperges

A Symposium of Fire

Federal Emergency Management

So few remember Katrina as it was All looters recall, as lawlessness does Then let loose there the terrors of war A modicum of force could make no more; Ah, Thus two decades pass; no less And show the newest notion of mess: For safety's sake no saving mayhaps--? Not looters bu…

a year ago · 5 likes · G. T. A. Ogle

Born on the Fourth of July

A Lesson on Anger

I’ve been reflecting a lot, about my last post and my attack on Vox Day. One commenter pointed out, maybe it is a good idea to not post anything in anger? I do consider that a general rule. There are exceptions to every rule…

a year ago · 27 likes · 27 comments · William Hunter Duncan

Born on the Fourth of July

They Fenced the Land

America has always been about the land. Before white people of the “West” came here, there were probably 100 million native Americans or more, hundreds, perhaps thousands of tribes. No one owned the land, there were territories, there was fighting for territory, but the people mostly lived in peace with the land…

a year ago · 39 likes · 14 comments · William Hunter Duncan

Breggin Alerts! Exposing Global Predators

American Red States are Under Globalist Attack

Less than one month to go until elections. The Red States of Tennessee, North Carolina and the red sections of South Carolina and Georgia and Florida have been devastated by Hurricane Helene. Over 220 dead now officially noted, and the total death count is expected to swell to thousands when the recovery and identifications are complete. FEMA has been l…

a year ago · 209 likes · 63 comments · Dr. Peter and Ginger Breggin

Whine Down Wednesday

WARNING: Sergeant Pepper advises against reading these memes while driving. Please partake responsibly and NEVER share with children…

a year ago · 121 likes · 23 comments · Cori Bren

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

Dinner Date With Sean Connery

Set against the backdrop of medieval Italy amid the fierce conflict between the Guelphs and Ghibellines, The Tale of Two Friars is the gripping true story of Francesco Grimaldi, a noble warrior determined to reclaim his family's honor and secure a future for his people. After a devastating defeat forces the Guelphs to seek refuge atop the imposing Rock of Monaco, Francesco hatches an audacious plan to infiltrate the enemy stronghold…

a year ago · 52 likes · 2 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

Magic Moments: Episode 4

Elusive Lights…

a year ago · 38 likes · 1 comment · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Carl Maria Von Weber

a year ago · 6 likes · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Douglas Macgregor Blasts Regime

a year ago · 6 likes · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

The Way We Were

a year ago · 6 likes · Chas Holloway

Connecting the Dots

Which Is More Survivable, A Democrat Hurricane

The piece below from the Federalist and the admirable writer, speaks for itself…

a year ago · 31 likes · 8 comments · Connecting The Dots

Chewsday Memes, Oct 8

Good time of day, humans…

a year ago · 115 likes · 11 comments · Rat

Monday Coffee Memes #13

Good time of day, coffee lovers…

a year ago · 54 likes · 3 comments · Rat

Weather Warfare

Weather modification and weather warfare are not a secret. They are not a theory. The information is there for anyone to see. With so much information in the public domain what kind of crazy evil shit are they hiding as “classified information…

a year ago · 42 likes · 3 comments · Cygnus X-1

Self-Pity and Sandwiches

Suffering! We owe to it all that is good in us, all that gives value to life; we owe to it pity, we owe to it courage, we owe to it all the virtues…

a year ago · 45 likes · 17 comments

David Shapiro’s Substack

Why I'm quitting AI

Gosh, where to start…

a year ago · 83 likes · 31 comments · David Shapiro

Dispatches From Dystopia

Greetings From Heleneistan

If anyone tells you “no one is helping” in Southern Appalachia, don’t believe them. First and foremost, Appalachians are helping. God, are they helping. It seems almost every able-bodied person is stepping up to volunteer with clean-up, supply distribution, or other critical services. The wealthier among us are donating funds and even opening their home…

a year ago · 123 likes · 17 comments · Starr of Appalachia

Due Diligence and Art

Anaphylaxis, Alpha-gal, Pasteur, Richet, Voltaire... and the Queen of England.

This is my recent email exchange with a member of the Solari Report team. This was a very useful discussion for me and that’s why I am sharing it with you. I am also linking an excellent article on gelatin driven anaphylaxis to red meat which is meticulously researched and sourced, including 50 references. Make sure to subscribe and read Solari.com a…

a year ago · 305 likes · 119 comments · Sasha Latypova

How to Awaken From the Bad Dream

Like many people, I often battle with dark thoughts, negative inner dialogue and general anxiety about the state of the world and my place in it. I wrote the following words in a journal entry one night to remind myself that I have the power to conquer those dark thoughts. I am sharing it here in case it may be helpful to anyone else that goes through t…

a year ago · 8 likes · 2 comments · Frater Seamus

The Freedom Scale

A Future of Freedom and Peace

Cover page | Preface | Introduction 1 | Introduction 2 | Introduction 3 …

a year ago · 44 likes · 48 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Yes, It Is Possible to Live Side by Side Without Any Overlords

Cover page | Preface | Introduction 1 | Introduction 2 | Introduction 3 …

a year ago · 49 likes · 22 comments · Christopher Cook

Intellectual Dissatisfaction

These memes are intended to make light of an increasingly tense political atmosphere. This publication receives submissions from the community, and the memes held within do not reflect the opinions of the publication…

a year ago · 34 likes · 1 comment · Jeremy Mercier

Kaya's Self Liberation Portal

There is no Greater Healer You’ll Ever Know, Than the Light of Your Very Own Awakened Awareness

It’s been quite a year for me so far, and as we head into the last quarter, into the autumn season, I feel my creative energy beginning to pick up again. Fall is always a powerful time for me creatively. I always struggle through summer, when the outward hustle and bustle feels so active. But as things start to cool off and slow down, as nature turns mo…

a year ago · 7 likes · Kaya Marie

La Maleta de Arnaly

Aurora Borealis a.k.a. Northern Lights

a year ago · 11 likes · 6 comments · Arnaly Arriaga Blanco

Libre Solutions Network

Good Governance in Cyberspace: Digital Freedom Policy Framework

What is Policies for the People…

a year ago · 28 likes · 7 comments · Gabriel

Lies are Unbekoming

Dr Jack Kruse has not been on my radar until very recently. It would be truer to say that his work has been in my blind spot. Heavy censorship at work…

a year ago · 75 likes · 22 comments · Unbekoming

How to cultivate yourself…

How to cultivate yourself…

a year ago · 13 likes · Alexander Semenyuk

The Library of Celaeno

The Librarian of Celaeno’s Top 20 Book Recommendations, Part II

Here I conclude my top twenty general recommendations for books for my readers with a list of my top ten picks for fiction. As with nonfiction I’ve tried to steer clear of books that are very well-known or those I’ve mentioned before; on the latter point though there were some I simply couldn’t leave off. I should also note that my reading preferences…

a year ago · 56 likes · 12 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

The Library of Celaeno

The RETVRN of Giovanni Boccaccio

Thank you for reading The Library of Celaeno. This post is public so feel free to share it.The Library of Celaeno is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber…

2 years ago · 46 likes · 26 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

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Sasha V's Sesquipedalian Soliloquies

Creature of the Night

What a beautiful day, scarcely a cloud in the sky…

a year ago · 6 likes · 2 comments · Sasha V

Shadows and Space

What is Vintage-Monday you ask? I acquired a bunch of rather wholesome and rather useful vintage things on a Monday. A number of aged books, a metal cup, and a mysterious wooden kitchen utensil. Thus, in honor of that most amazing haul, I propose we all write a Haiku or flash fiction, themed of the good ‘ol things in life. The items and wisdom we inheri…

a year ago · 28 likes · 27 comments · The Black Knight

a year ago · 28 likes · 2 comments · Andō

LIBRA SEASON NOTE: Embrace The Resetting Of Your Table

Some people are not worthy of your alkhemy…

a year ago · 62 likes · 17 comments · Solarah

SUNRISE SALUTATION #119: Forty Days And Forty Nights…Exiting The Desert

Thank you so much for being here today. And a special shout out and thank you to those of you who are monthly patrons and have extended your subscriptions here with me….in spite of all the fuckery. I so appreciate you guys. Thank you for your faith in me…

a year ago · 27 likes · 4 comments · Solarah

False Flag of 'Freedom'

As I recently noted in a previous piece here on The Stone Age, I have an affinity for ‘words.’ When strung together in a coherent fashion they provide the means to connect with each other, articulate ideas, and create a blueprint for a peaceful society. They can also, when used for nefarious ends (or corrupted by sinister forces), be deployed to destroy…

a year ago · 56 likes · 26 comments · Stone Bryson

Written In Stone [10/11/2024]

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another edition of Written In Stone [WIS]. This is the newsletter for you, the paid Members, sent and posted every Friday. Each drop includes site updates, news-bites, and personal musings, along with whatever else is striking my fancy at the moment of publication…

a year ago · 6 likes · 2 comments

Hurricane Helene: "Don't forget about us."

It’s hard to find the words…

a year ago · 1136 likes · 4 comments · Tulsi Gabbard

I rarely hear speakers who tick all the boxes and join all the dots…

a year ago · 117 likes · 120 comments · Frances Leader

Very Opinionated | Kate Wand

Why I'm Celebrating Dia de Muertos This Year

It’s a lazy sunday morning in Puebla, and we watched the movie Coco with our son. It is one of our favourites. Every time I watch it, I end up crying by the end, without exception. It evokes strong feelings in me— and has me thinking about life, death, and my relatives who have crossed to the other side…

a year ago · 9 likes · 5 comments · Kate Wand

What An Afghan Woman Can Teach Us About Viktor Frankl's Philosophy

“You carry God within you, wretch, and you do not even know it.” — Epictetus…

a year ago · 50 likes · 19 comments · Sam Alaimo

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So grateful for the mention in your reading list this week. I am humbled to be included. 💋💋🌟🔥

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