🌟 What I'm Reading: 12-10-2023 🌟

A Weekly Roundup Highlight Reel of What I Have Been Reading

Dec 10, 2023

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Each week, I post a roundup of some of the highlights of what I’ve been reading.

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What I'm Reading: 12-10-2023

A Lily Bit

How To Be The World's Most Popular War Criminal

If you appreciate my articles, please consider giving them a like. It's a simple gesture that doesn't cost you anything, but it goes a long way in promoting this post, combating censorship, and fighting the issues that you are apparently not a big fan of…

2 years ago · 72 likes · 10 comments · Lily

Anti-Mimetic

In Defense of Minor Obsessions

It sometimes comes upon a man a stroke of insight, the full realization that he must fulfill a noble task which others may regard as sill…

2 years ago · 98 likes · 5 comments · Luke Burgis

Arthur Firstenberg

Dogs, Cats, Birds, and Maui

In response to my last newsletter, “Don’t irradiate the birds!,” readers have sent me accounts from far and wide of what has been happening not only to the insects, birds, plants, etc., but also to their pets from being irradiated. I have also discovered more information about the birds of Maui -- information that makes the case for radiation killing th…

2 years ago · 34 likes · 45 comments · Arthur Firstenberg

The Big Bang Tango

Norman Lear Left a Message to You and Me

Norman Lear died Tuesday, December 5th, at the age of 101 at his home in LA. The headlines mourn his passing. What they miss is his victory. Norman Lear lived to be 101 years old. That’s a startling achievement. Why was Lear able to live so long? In part, because he cherished the joys in life. He said, “Life is made up of small pleasures. Happiness …

2 years ago · 4 likes · Howard Bloom

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

Spellbound

Thanks for reading The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. “As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will really understand the beauty of the softly simmering cauldron with its shimmering fumes, the delicate …

2 years ago · 50 likes · 33 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Coffee Times

Embracing authenticity in the art of writing

In online writing, it's easy to succumb to the gaze of others, to wonder how our words will be received and interpreted by the audience. Yet, amidst the sea of external expectations, it's crucial to anchor ourselves in the authenticity of our own voice and expression. The true measure of our success as writers is not s…

2 years ago · 41 likes · 27 comments · Winston

Dawn’s Writings

No, it isn't a psyop!

It seems that the virus/no virus debate has been re-ignited recently. Or I should say rather, that the flames have been fanned to an even higher level of heat, largely due to posts by Chris Sky, the latest person to insist that the ‘no virus’ position is a ‘psyop…

2 years ago · 56 likes · 32 comments · Dawn Lester

Dr Sam Bailey

CONVID 2024?

When the COVID-19 fraud was launched in late 2019, almost all of the world was caught by surprise. The initial stories from China and then Italy caused widespread panic and the public was scared into complying with lockdowns, face masks, and toxic shots…

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2 years ago · 210 likes · 140 comments · Dr Sam Bailey

The Freedom Scale

Chosen Destinies and Culturally Appropriated Breakfasts

#1 Do You Choose Your Destiny or Not? At the beginning of the television show Merlin, the dragon tells the title character that “None of us can choose our destiny.” But in the Mortal Combat theme, that one dude keeps saying, “Choose your destiny” over and over…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 26 comments · Christopher Cook

Geólogo Trader 🇦🇺

How to pay yourself.

You’re in South America, you’ve quit your job, packed up life back home, and arrived on a one-way ticket to Peru. Your first purchase is a La Lucha Sandwich (Peru food chain - a must-try) and a Cuscena Golden Ale beer (Peruvian beer is EPIC). You’ve just made your first purchase after paying yourself in US dollars from premium earned from an options trade placed earlier in the week…

2 years ago · 8 likes · 5 comments · Jordan

The Healthy American, Peggy Hall

5 Ways They Try to Trap You

2 years ago · 42 likes · 9 comments · Peggy Hall

Honeymama Journal

The Lights in the Darkness

Inspired (like really, truly inspired) by Raine Sillito from Ordinary Magic, I opened my journal this morning and decided to make a list of “Lights in the Darkness”. In her article, “Maybe beauty is all we get”, Raine discusses how grief can become overwhelming and all consuming. During those heavy times, we naturally start to search for beauty to pull …

2 years ago · 1 like · AD

L5 News

Speaker for the Dead

Sickness and healing are in every heart; death and deliverance in every hand. ~ Orson Scott Card, Speaker for the Dead, 1986 Today I took the advice of Demi Pietchell of The Starfire Codes and looked at why I was so angry upon reading the most recent essay…

2 years ago · 1 like · Jim Davidson

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Margaret Anna Alice Through the Looking Glass

Letter to the Amnesty-Demanders

2 years ago · 331 likes · 183 comments · Margaret Anna Alice

Memento Mori Alchemy

WRONG THINK: Forced Medications For Non-Compliance

I recorded this podcast episode a year ago. It was removed from YouTube within… maybe two minutes after it was uploaded? I was propelled to share this with you for several reasons. I’ll get to them after I embed the episode, as it is still available on Spotify, or…

2 years ago · 23 likes · 3 comments · Tesstamona

Peeking Around the Corner

Embrace the Analog Life

Something very important has been taken from us — the taking carried out with such stealth and nonchalance, we didn’t even notice. Back in the 1980s (at least here in the US) builders began to construct homes without functional fireplaces. For tens of thousands of years, the fireplace was the center of the home. It acted as the sun around which family l…

2 years ago · 46 likes · 43 comments · Samantha Gluck

Post Post Modern

A non-conventional love story.

Yesterday was one of those “one of those” days. You know, the kind where one minute you’re moving through the time and space of your day as usual, minding & tending to your own business, focussed on your to-do list, and then something happens that pops you into a whole new dimension…

2 years ago · 12 likes · 13 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

Rounding the Earth Newsletter

Venezuela Moves on Guyana: Boligarchs Among the Sharks

Other articles in the Monetary Wars series can be found here. Find more discussion at the RTE Locals community. The new conflict in South America may tell us something about the evolution of the global(ist) economic paradigm. How much weight do historical national boundaries and names really hold? Are most governme…

2 years ago · 105 likes · 22 comments · Mathew Crawford

Solarah Speaks

FAMILIES THAT "PREY" TOGETHER

Please enjoy this article in audio format too! Abusers want you stuck cycling through different variations and presentations of the same narrative, and they work to use “smokescreens and mirrors” to perpetuate the illusions they need you binded and blinded to…

2 years ago · 36 likes · 28 comments · Solarah

Stargate Astrology

Neptune is Stationed to Go Direct

Since July 1st, the planet Neptune has been retrograde. Today, as of December 6th, 2023, from our vantage point on Earth it appears to be standing still in the sky as it switches from a 5 month long retrograde to moving forward. Neptune is the planet that rules the highest spiritual understandings, music and art, illusions as well as delusions, idealism…

2 years ago · 8 likes · 2 comments · Stjarna

Still in the Storm

They Stood By While Our Lives Were Turned Upside Down

Welcome to another Still in the Storm Substack post. Today, I’m taking dead aim at what I think is at the core of the issue of the vaccine mandate. Let me be clear I absolutely respect everyone’s ability to make their own decisions. Whether they took the vaccine or not, the choice was theirs to make…

2 years ago · 53 likes · 36 comments · Mike Donio, MS

The Stone Age

The Purity of Natural Law

Thanksgiving week is always challenging, but was especially so this time around. I had to squeeze five days of ‘job’ work into three days, and by the time Wednesday night rolled around I had no ‘writing’ energy left to tap. As Thursday was the holiday (spent in peace with good friends), I had to wait until today to get this week’s article out to you…

2 years ago · 18 likes · 27 comments · Stone Bryson

Tea and Zen - Meditation Sans Frontieres

THE BUDDHA'S LAST INSTRUCTION

“Make of yourself a light,” said the Buddha, before he died. I think of this every morning as the east begins to tear off its many clouds of darkness, to send up the first signal — a white fan streaked with pink and violet, even green. An old man, he lay down…

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2 years ago · 2 likes · Nigel Lott

ViroLIEgy Newsletter

SkyFall

“Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win.” -Sun Tzu The Art of War When I first began learning about the fraud of germ theory and virology, I was eager to defend my newfound knowledge, and I would seek out debates with those who were challenging my position. While I was good at defending my beliefs, there were instances in conversations where it would veer off into topics that I had yet to truly research and understand. Being an avid reader and knowing how to research effectively, I could usually make my way through a discussion by finding relevant information online and using it to support my case. However, there were times where I knew that I was in over my head, and I would need to retreat in order to fight another day. While it was a hit to my pride and ego at the time, I had to learn to accept that there were some things that I didn't know enough about, and that I shouldn't speak on as if I did. The beauty of these instances was that I was able to assess where my knowledge was weak and realize what I needed to learn about in order to grow…

2 years ago · 46 likes · 17 comments · Mike Stone

Welcome to Absurdistan

The Known Knowns and Known Unknowns about Full Disclosure of Alien Life and Alien Tech

The American military is sitting on alien tech that could transform the earth, eliminate poverty and spur a Renaissance that none of us, used to bovine-level progress as we are, can imagine. Medical technology that eradicates illness, energy technology that would free every living man, woman, and child from drudgery. It’s all there, hidden. And has been since the 1950’s, courtesy of the CIA…

2 years ago · 59 likes · 79 comments · elizabeth nickson

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