🌟 What I'm Reading: 12-24-2023 🌟

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Dec 24, 2023

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What I'm Reading: 12-24-2023

A Lily Bit

How to Ensure That You Will Own Nothing

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 · 63 likes · 11 comments · Lily

The Big Bang Tango

Are Teslas Death Traps?

A new survey from LendingTree, the online loan comparison service, looked at accident rates of 30 auto brands and found that the brand with the most accidents per 1,000 drivers was Tesla. Other brands high on the list of accidents per 1,000 drivers were Dodge Ram and Subaru. When it came to driving incidents, a category that includes accidents, driving …

2 years ago · Howard Bloom

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

Shèngdàn Lǎorén

On one late summer/early fall day in the early 2000s, my plane landed in Hong Kong and I headed for the city of Shenzhen, located in mainland China. There were four of us wandering - looking for our transportation to Shenzhen. All I could see was a sea of buses, and all the signs, billboards, and directions were written in Chinese…

2 years ago · 41 likes · 36 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

The Winter Solstice

Click to Play Audio The Winter Solstice by Chas Holloway Today is the first day of winter, and winter solstice celebrations are the most ancient festivals on earth…

2 years ago · 10 likes · 2 comments · Chas Holloway

Chris’s Substack

They came for free speech?

The Complete Perversion of the Law “Unhappily, law is by no means confined to its own department. Nor is it merely in some indifferent and debatable views that it has left its proper sphere. It has done more than this. It has acted in direct opposition to its proper end; it has destroyed its own object; it has been employed in annihilating that justice w…

2 years ago · 5 likes · 3 comments · Chris Youngblood

CJ Hopkins

The Year of The Mindfuck

Well, that’s pretty much it for 2023 … which I’m officially dubbing The Year of The Mindfuck. I’m doing that against the advice of my attorney, who is (a) trying to keep me out of German prison for as long as possible, and (b) trying to stop me from gratuitously alienating whatever remains of my former readership and going totally broke…

2 years ago · 587 likes · 281 comments · CJ Hopkins

Clandestine’s Newsletter

The American Dream is Dead

What made the USA the greatest nation ever created? -Freedom of speechClandestine’s Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. -Due process -Free and fair elections…

2 years ago · 193 likes · 11 comments · Clandestine

Dawn’s Writings

Our challenges are not all the same!

As we head toward the holiday season, does the thought of gathering with friends and family fill you with joy? 🎉🎄 Or does it fill you with trepidation? 🤔 We are all facing challenges, yet our challenges are not all the same. If you learned long ago about the agenda behind the narrative that has sought to make everyone fearful of invisible enemies, then …

2 years ago · 26 likes · 30 comments · Dawn Lester

deNutrients - News to Use

What is Integrative Medicine?

“Integrative Medicine” seems to be a repackaging of standard health care to be more advertising friendly — Look patients! We do care about you as individual too! You don’t need “Alternatives” to our standard health care! You can do both! Except that health doesn’t work that way - you can’t radiate or poison a body and then give it a massage and some soot…

2 years ago · 10 likes · 4 comments · Jennifer Depew, R.D.

dpl’s Newsletter

1997 - An Interview with Eleni Papadopulos-Eleopulos by Christine Johnson

This is a text to speech of the interview between Eleni Papadopulos-Eleopulos and Christine Johnson. The references, also mentioned int he text to speech, is included at the bottom of this article. Just one correction relating to this interview. Eleni was not a doctor, and her credentials can be reviewed in our previous articles on her (refer to…

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2 years ago · 22 likes · 77 comments · dpl

Earth Jester Magazine

In Praise of Censorship

The tide is turning. I can feel it in my gender-nonconforming genitalia: that soft, euphoric twitch of victory. Soon every bit of disgusting hate speech will be wiped away, thanks to people like Jonathan Katz, with his brilliant article recently published on Substack and in the esteemed…

2 years ago · 17 likes · 13 comments · T.A. Burt

The Elysian

Substack shouldn’t decide what we read

For a long time, the internet felt like a hostile place, then I stumbled upon a garden. In the middle of the mire, Substack emerged as a beacon of writing and discourse. It was a garden of learning, where I could find and follow artists and intellectuals, where I could study human flourishing from some of the best minds pursuing it…

2 years ago · 1550 likes · 39 comments · Elle Griffin

Emeth

Christmas Shopping

For the past dozen years or so, Christmas shopping has become a one stop experience for me. Because, everyone gets booze. I head to the area’s best liquor store, with an amazing variety, and everyone on the list gets an interesting bottle. All I have to remember is what kinds of booze each person likes. Some weird flavored liquor for Chelsea, somethin…

2 years ago · 9 likes · 10 comments · Cameron M. Bailey

Emeth

Your Trust

When you subscribe to Emeth, you are giving me your time. When you hold a paid subscription, you are giving me your time and your money. These are extremely valuable things, and the way I see it, I have a responsibility to be trustworthy in order feel right about receiving them…

2 years ago · 16 likes · 10 comments · Cameron M. Bailey

Existential Espresso

A Life Worth Living, Healthy Masculinity, True Progress

What I’ve been reading: A Life Worth Living: Contributions to Positive Psychology by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi A Life Worth Living is not actually an entire book written by Csíkszentmihályi but a collection of scholarly articles that examine what a good life is from the perspective of positive psychology…

2 years ago · 6 likes · 2 comments · Recovering Overthinker

Existential Espresso

Why Sadness Might be Our Way to Happiness

Let’s start by saying that happiness is not a permanent state. Neither is it the purpose or the main goal of our existence. When we speak about happiness, we are talking about an experience, a feeling, that undeniably makes this life more enjoyable and fulfilling…

2 years ago · 6 likes · Recovering Overthinker

The Freedom Scale

Creating Whimsical, Improbable, and Impossible Images with AI

You might have noticed, based on the sudden appearance of AI-generated images here at the Freedom Scale, that I recently got off the waiting list for ChatGPT 4 and Dall-E. As the managing editor of an online news magazine for ten years, I became very sensitive to the issue of image copyrights. You might get away with using a copyrighted image, but you mi…

2 years ago · 16 likes · 34 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Let Us Walk Together Towards a Better Place

I woke up this morning feeling mellow and relaxed. The shopping and wrapping are mostly done.The Freedom Scale is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. We roasted chestnuts (in the toaster oven, not on an open fire) last night…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 58 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Parents Can Starve Their Own Children?

As an ardent devotee of classical-liberal principles and ideas, I think from time to time about the contrasts between the two main inheritors of the (classical) liberal tradition: conservatives and libertarians. What are the differences? Why can't we, joint heirs of the ideas that built the modern world, get along? The contours of that debate could fill …

2 years ago · 8 likes · 25 comments · Christopher Cook

From Brain to Mind

Ketones may be the Key to unlocking a healthier brain

You’ve undoubtedly heard the buzzwords. Ketogenic diet. Buzz. Intermittent fasting. Buzz. Buzz. I don’t have much of an opinion about what that all does for your waistline. But I venture to say that ketones may benefit your brain. Some doctors have recommended, with rock solid evidence, diets that increase brain ketone levels as part of the regimen to t…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 4 comments · Marc Arginteanu

How to Survive An Existential Crisis

On preserving vulnerability and human connection in the time of social media.

When I joined social media way back in 2010 by making a Facebook account, I was late to the party. And I was late to the party on purpose. I didn’t like the idea of this digital space where everyone was overly connected to everyone. I didn’t like the idea that my brother’s friend’s mother could have information on where I had gone and what I was doing, …

2 years ago · 58 likes · 11 comments · Nikita Gill

How to Survive An Existential Crisis

Why "You cannot love someone until you love yourself" is the most unhelpful saying in the world.

The world sometimes feels like it is full of unhelpful sayings that seem well meaning but feel designed to upset us. For instance, I’ve never seen a person calm down after being told to “Relax” or “Calm down” in a situation where they are extremely upset. You can’t turn feelings on and off like that. Nor have I seen someone recover from a breakup after simply being told “There are plenty more fish in the sea…

2 years ago · 22 likes · Nikita Gill

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is.

An Ai Image Extravaganza.

Welcome to an excessive AI image-loaded post. These were all prompted by me using Bing Image Creator. This will probably not show up correctly in your email. It keeps warning me about that. I am new to excess on Substack, so let’s see what happens. Here we go…

2 years ago · 6 likes · 8 comments · What IS a name, really?

Indie Media Today

Substackers Against Nazis: Phisto Sobanii's Reply in The Partisan

A short clip as we opened the show with a piece by Phisto Sobanii References: Dear SAN: Did You Even Rad It?: Phisto Sobanii, The Partisan Phisto Sobanii…

2 years ago · 11 likes · 2 comments · Indie

In the Weeds

Why you should make a soundtrack for your novel

If you are like me, music and movies are such a pivotal part of your writing process. A song can transport you to a specific scene and all of a sudden you can see it more clearly than before. A film can spark new ways to write dialogue or maybe help you paint a picture of the setting you have been trying to capture. The possibilities are endless. But wh…

2 years ago · 9 likes · Kailey Brennan DelloRusso

The Intrinsic Perspective

Stop trying to make a "good" social media site

It’s an unkillable idea. Oh so predictably, some fresh-faced company will try to introduce a new social media website. It’s Twitter, but better! How it should be. Just in the past year, there was Mastodon (Twitter but decentralized!) and then there was Bluesky (Twitter but invitation-based, oh, a…

2 years ago · 375 likes · 109 comments · Erik Hoel

Jon Rappoport

I REJECT the slam-dunk test for the existence of viruses—no matter how the test is improved

2 years ago · 125 likes · 36 comments · Jon Rappoport

Jon Rappoport

Much more on non-existent viruses:

2 years ago · 102 likes · 20 comments · Jon Rappoport

Kevin McKenzie

On Banning “Nazis” From Substack

I had no real intention of weighing in on this subject, as I trust that Substack will not give in to demands to censor people on the platform, and there’s no reason to engage with the people demanding that they do so because they are, in my opinion, entirely unimpressive. But I suppose it’s worth making my position entirely clear: I am for the freest po…

2 years ago · 11 likes · 3 comments · Kevin McKenzie

The Keystone

Tarot Books

If you want to learn to read Tarot well, you have to read books about reading Tarot. I know, it’s work, and the opposite of the instant gratification we seek, and that there are some voices in the Tarot community claiming that every written word about Tarot can be ignored, just go with feelings. But it just doesn’t work that way…

2 years ago · 4 likes · 6 comments · Cameron M. Bailey

Knowland Knows

Why the Elites Want to Destroy Marriage

1. Getting men to aspire to own a Bugatti rather than lead a family takes them deeper into the Matrix, not out of it. 2. Men weren't the main victims of the Sexual Revolution. Neither were women. Children were. To control the future, control the children…

2 years ago · 5 likes · Knowland Knows

L5 News

Abridging Free Expression

In our previous essay “Dissent …” we drew attention to the fact that the recent court cases against Donald Trump, among their other errors, difficulties, and limitations, have a necessary and intentional chilling effect on free speech and freedom of the press. Today, we are going to examine all the threats and limitations to freedom of expression includ…

2 years ago · 7 likes · 5 comments · Jim Davidson

L5 News

The Twisted Twenties

Yeah, daddy's just sleepin' And mama ain't around We're gonna a-twist, a-twist, a-twistin' 'Til we tear the house down ~ The Twist, Chubby Checker, 1960 There has been some discussion recently that the decade we are in should have its own name. A hundred years ago, the 1920s were known as “The Roaring Twenties.” The 1880s were known as the Elegant Eighties…

2 years ago · 11 likes · 16 comments · Jim Davidson

Liberty Scouts Magazine

Jonathan M. Katz and the Atlantic are trying to control free speech on Substack. But I won't let them.

2 years ago · 55 likes · 54 comments · Samara

The Library of Celaeno

Nag-Swarming Substack

A specter is haunting Substack- the specter of DEI. Yes, the HR ladies of the internet have received their latest NPC programming update from The Atlantic and are coming in hot (well, mid) to do something about the thing they’re supposed to be mad about this week. Substack, it seems, is chock full of…

2 years ago · 302 likes · 206 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

Lighthouse

The root of all evil

The root of all evil Anything that you truly love becomes the center of your world.Sunrise Lighthouse is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Do you agree with that statement? Keep that line in your mind, think about it deeply for a minute before continuing. This is very im…

2 years ago · 39 likes · 11 comments · Alexander Semenyuk

Lighthouse

Short poem/haiku prompt 1

Hey friends! This week our prompt will be “Silence”. Before next one I’ll choose one of the creations and share. You can post it here or in your notes, just remember to tag me if it’s in the notes. Let’s have fun! Mine is right below. “Eagle and silence…

2 years ago · 32 likes · 28 comments · Alexander Semenyuk

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Mack's Memo • Intuitive Public Radio

Dragons • Dream Travel 13

It was day 46, 29 November 2023, that I (elsewhere) reported the following. This Dream Travel page features experiential contact, vibrational attunement, relational resonance, ideaform imagery, and verbal-neurological repair resourcing co-facilitated by…

2 years ago · 2 likes · IPR with Mack Morris

Mack's Memo • Intuitive Public Radio

Intimacy, Life Partnership, & Community Vitality

This is an especially important introduction to a powerful subject intersection. I wrote the original unpublished draft for this peace during days 38-45; 21-28 November 2023. Today I’ve tuned it to the present frequency. Thank you for sharing your reflections and feedback in the comments…

2 years ago · 4 likes · IPR with Mack Morris

Mattias Desmet

Podcast in Bucharest – and the Courage to Admit Mistakes

Dear friends, A few weeks ago I was invited to give a speech at the fourth International Crisis Summit in the Romanian parliament – you might know this already because I shared the text and the recording of my presentation in a previous Substack post. I couldn’t stay in Romania for long, but I found time for an interview with Florentin Tuca, one of Roman…

2 years ago · 192 likes · 42 comments · Mattias Desmet

McKuen Musings

Goodbye and Good Riddance to College Humanities

Anyone who gets the subtitle wins some sort of prize. Maybe an intangible one with no monetary value since I don’t even have any paid content to give away at this point in time, but still a prize nevertheless. Some things are priceless. Two correlated events have been occurring recently: The firing of all these awful college presidents and faculty such a…

2 years ago · 16 likes · 27 comments · Michaela McKuen

Memento Mori Alchemy

Alien Tumbleweeds: This is for You

On the eve of the winter solstice, I could not go to bed without sharing something with you great Substackians. Heads up, the Kundalini solstice retreat does start tomorrow night, patrons will get a window inside that kaleidoscope of a three day experience…

2 years ago · 17 likes · 12 comments · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

An Erased Civilization

There were no artifacts of this civilization. They were told they were the reason for the world ending, that they took up too much space. But in the end, they left no trace… Why…

2 years ago · 32 likes · 23 comments · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

A Prayer for Clarity in Troubling Times

When I wrote this prayer, I used the word Lord. Feel free to substitute that with whatever word feels best for you to connect to that which we cannot describe with language. This is a prayer for those of us seeking clarity. For when you feel walls closing in on you, when cords of bondage, abuse and trauma pull on you, and your inner-vision and perceptio…

2 years ago · 21 likes · 9 comments · Tesstamona

Memento Mori Alchemy

On Preparedness: An extensive resource guide to build resilience

Hello friends. Before I get into what I’m going to say today, I’d like to offer a few resources I have already posted, in addition to resources from others that are far more experienced in this than I am. Preparedness is something that begins in the mind. Most people think they can make the problem of …

2 years ago · 15 likes · 11 comments · Tesstamona

Michael Mohr's Sincere American Writing

WHY I SIGNED THE PRO-FREE SPEECH LETTER ON SUBSTACK

Michael Mohr's Sincere American Writing is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. ~ Here’s the signed letter — Recently, there was an attack piece about Substack written in…

2 years ago · 169 likes · Michael Mohr

The Partisan

Dear SAN: Did You Even Read It?

Good evening, friends. As many of you are aware the latest salvo in the battle to censor Substack has been fired. The so-called “Substackers Against Nazis” have been spreading a “collective letter” in an attempt to pressure Substack to remove distasteful authors and their content…

2 years ago · 89 likes · 173 comments · Phisto Sobanii

Post Post Modern

Just a minute of your time.

The following song…..well, it’s barely a ‘song’ now, is it? The following ‘riff of an idea’ is an expression of my boundaries, so to speak. Allow me to expound. In this realm, we all operate as mirrors for one another. We all have blind-spots…ways of being that are so automatic and built-in that we wear them like skin; adopted identities so interwoven wit…

2 years ago · 15 likes · 30 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

Public

Censorship Leaders Accuse Us Of Antisemitism And Play The Victim In Response To Our Reporting

Over the last few weeks, Public and Racket have reported extensively on the role of US and UK military contractors in establishing the Censorship Industrial Complex. Thanks to a whistleblower, we discovered a missing link in the development of censorship tools and techniques: the Cyber Threat Intelligence League (CTIL…

2 years ago · 494 likes · 87 comments · Alex Gutentag, Michael Shellenberger, and Matt Taibbi

Public

Corporations Offended By Free Speech Are Happy to Invest In Places Without It

Since Elon Musk purchased X (formerly Twitter) in the fall of 2022, the service has been losing corporate advertisers that it relies on to fund operations. By February of 2023, hundreds of major corporations had pulled their advertising from the platform…

2 years ago · 267 likes · 47 comments · Zaid Jilani

Racket News

Tireless Busybodies Again Target Substack

Substack is under attack again. The crusade is led by a site contributor, Jonathan Katz, whose style might be characterized as embittered-conventional, i.e. toting the same opinions as every mainstream editorialist, only angrier about it. There’s been more of this genre on offer here as staff positions for talking-point-spouters dry up in legacy shops, but hey, it’s a free country. If you want braying about fascism, Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk, the lab leak theory, and other #Resistance horrors you’d hear about if you just left MSNBC on in a corner — or feel deprived of headlines…

2 years ago · 2730 likes · 716 comments · Matt Taibbi

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Artistic Alchemy

Tinos' Pilgrims: A Catalyst for Embracing My Artistic Journey Upon arriving at the beautiful Greek port of Tinos, it is hard to put into words the beauty of the water, hills, and small houses terracing down to the port. The place felt so welcoming. However, one experience that I shall never forget as long as I live is docking at the port. Before departing the boat, I noticed groups of older Greek people, many of whom looked ill, donning kneepads. I was perplexed and wondered what they were doing. When the boat's ramp was lowered, around 20 or 30 of these Greeks got on their hands and knees and crawled off the boat. I later learned that up a hill was the church, Panagia Evangelistra, which housed an icon known to heal sick people. These pilgrims would crawl their way several hundred feet to the church showing their devotion and praying for compassion. As I observed them, I felt compassion for their suffering and took a moment to reflect…

2 years ago · 5 likes · 3 comments · Michael Newberry

Solarah Speaks

MADE TO LOVE....

Please enjoy an excerpt below from a longer work I am writing called “Love Potential.” It is a book in which I explore the energy wars we have found ourselves entangled in due to the many systemic traumas of the matrix. As we continue our individual journeys back to the wholeness of self, we heal the world. Thank you for taking the time to love yourself…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 6 comments · Solarah

Solarah Speaks

PICK-A-HERB READING - 20/12/23

There is so much wisdom to be gleaned by way of conversing with some of our most ancient ancestors - plants. I hope you enjoy today’s “Pick-A-Herb” spread, and that it opens your heart further into receiving communication from the spirit of plants. Asé…

2 years ago · 28 likes · 12 comments · Solarah

Sol Luckman Uncensored Updates & Uploads

🎄 The 12 Days of Christmas on SLUUU (#12)

Sol Luckman 🛍 🎁 🎈 In the generous spirit of the holiday season, whatever this brief window of time means to you, I’ve decided to share with my loyal readers the twelve most memorable posts here on Sol Luckman Uncensored Updates & Uploads from 2023…

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2 years ago · 6 likes · 7 comments · Sol Luckman

The Stone Age

Open Windows

On my way to work this August Monday morning I observed something which caused me a degree of sadness; it also served as a wake-up call, and I am grateful it did. The weather on the morning-in-question was spectacular, especially considering the heat with which we had been enduring over the past few weeks. Sure, it was…

2 years ago · 10 likes · 1 comment · Stone Bryson

Truthiverse by Brendan Murphy

Socrates and the Afterlife

Socrates’Describes the Superior “Upper Earth” Circa 386 BCE It is certainly interesting to read Socrates’ beliefs regarding what awaited the soul of the philosopher after death, as enunciated in Plato’s Phaedo. He refers to the “upper earth which is under the heaven,” and in its description it sounds eerily similar to the various pleasant astral “summerl…

2 years ago · 7 likes · Brendan D. Murphy Official

Uncensored

IS LIFE A SIMULATION?

"I think we are hooked up in a game and we insert our consciousness into it, in much the same way as we hand over our consciousness to a good film in the cinema." ~Christian Thomas wrote during a conversation with Karafree on a previous post. I was thinking….. ‘I must be shit at this gameplay…

2 years ago · 69 likes · 116 comments · Frances Leader

ViroLIEgy Newsletter

The Next Chapter

Recently, I have taken stock of the last few years of my life and I have seen how there have been certain moments throughout that have been writing my story for me, even though I wasn't quite aware of this at the time. While there were a few events over the last decade that I have spoken about…

2 years ago · 49 likes · 18 comments · Mike Stone

WOODRUFF

Time, Sex and Neptune's Cloud of Unknowing

You’re reading WOODRUFF. I cover the convergence of pop culture, psychology, and astrology with a bit of the Tarot and dream work tossed into the fray. Join my entourage of subscribers—the party won’t start until you arrive. NEPTUNE’S LONG TRANSIT through Pisces (the planet entered the fish duo’s domain in February of 2012) is overshadowed by the more dramatic deconstructions of Pluto’s move through Capricorn—the last gasps of which we’re living through before the planet permanently enters Aquarius days after the 2024 presidential election…

2 years ago · 14 likes · 2 comments · Frederick Woodruff

Words In Motion

Becoming a Recession Prepper

The ‘doom and gloomers’ are at it again. They’re using the ‘R’ word. Recession. That’s the technical word for when the economy goes through a tough time. There’s a lot go…

2 years ago · 5 likes · 4 comments · Tree Langdon

ZG Speaks!!!

The Atlantic Has a Sloppiness Problem: A Response to Jonathan Katz, part 2.

“Do you believe Everything you see? Children of the void, Come follow me.” - Nevermore, “Poison Godmachine”. [Preamble: On December 2nd, I posted a response to Jonathan Katz’s article for The Atlantic titled “Substack Has a Nazi Problem”. In it, I was plenty deferential and gave much of the benefit of the doubt, my focus being largely that it was a well-inte…

2 years ago · 94 likes · 41 comments · Ian Nolan

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