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David Stockman is a voice of reason from the Three Empty Quarters. David Alan Stockman (born November 10, 1946) is a former businessman and U.S. politician who served as a Republican U.S. Representative from the state of Michigan (1977–1981) and … Continue reading
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One of the problems of Old Age is that some people get ‘stuck’ in the past. Coping is a very important skill needed in the aging process to move forward with life and not be ‘stuck’ in the past. The … Continue reading
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The last time I was in Charlotte there was plenty of damage and debris. I arrived just after a Night of Fury. Although there was chaos in Charlotte [with the airport running on emergency power] everyone at the airport was … Continue reading
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In September 2015 the mainstream media revelled in the Settled Science Spectacular known as the “VW Scandal” [aka Dieselgate]. Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the “VW Scandal” is that the EPA isn’t complaining about it’s favourite bogeymen: Sulphur, Ozone … Continue reading
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The Political Left have been battling the Political Right for over 200 years. Left-wing politics supports social equality and egalitarianism, often in opposition to social hierarchy and social inequality. They typically involve concern for those in society whom they perceive … Continue reading
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Thad Beversdorf believes Corporatism prioritises short term profits above everything else. I define corporatism as an economic model, such as our existing, that prioritizes short term profit maximization above everything else even consuming all other aspects of society to attain … Continue reading
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Way back in February there were clear indications that the Clinton Campaign was going to turn the 2016 US Presidential election into a truly extraordinary media event. Bernie Sanders’ voters will not be amused to learn that the Democratic National … Continue reading
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Having focussed upon the summer Globalist Games in Rio the mainstream media is now hyping-up the Geriatric Games. The Geriatric Games are a peculiarly American phenomenon that can be traced back to the presidency of Ronald Reagan [1981-1989]. Since those … Continue reading
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As the 2016 US Election Circus stumbles towards its denouement in November the more jaundiced commentators frequently quote pithy one-liners written by H. L. Mencken. Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to … Continue reading
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P. N. Oak claimed the “blundering” Academics in Aspic have “forgotten” there was once a Worldwide Vedic Culture that spoke Sanskrit. It is also unknown that in the remote forgotten past the Hindus i.e. the Aryans had a world empire … Continue reading
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According to P. N. Oak the “blundering” Academics in Aspic have constructed a false historical narrative that has “forgotten” there was once a Worldwide Vedic Culture. It is also unknown that in the remote forgotten past the Hindus i.e. the … Continue reading
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P. N. Oak claimed the British Isles were “once ruled by India” and that there is “a broken chain of clues” supporting this theory. When, therefore, we assert that ancient England and the British Isles were once ruled by India … Continue reading
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The Academics in Aspic have invented a magical linguistic jet stream that forces Indian writing systems to migrate only in a Easterly direction. The underlying physics of this phenomena are shrouded in mystery but the Academics in Aspic have convinced … Continue reading
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P. N. Oak claimed Christianity is a Vedic Cult. If this claim contains any validity then there should be plenty of religious artefacts dotted around Europe to support his claim because religions are typically very culturally conservative i.e. very slow … Continue reading
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As a general rule its harder to learn new languages as you get older and its even harder to match the linguistic abilities of a native speaker when you learn a new language as an adult. Therefore, one huge linguistic … Continue reading
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P. N. Oak is remembered for [amongst many other things] his Historical Revisionism and founding the Institute for Rewriting World History. P. N. Oak Born at 9.54 a.m. On March 2, 1917 in Indore (Central India). The author, P. N. … Continue reading
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In the 18th and early 19th centuries India was widely regarded as the cradle of civilization. In 1775 Voltaire wrote “everything has come down to us from the banks of the Ganges”. “We have shown how much we surpass the … Continue reading
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Occasionally, whilst researching, I stumble across some old [but wonderfully presented] information that has been obscured by the mainstream’s modern mania for arm waving. This simple [but wonderfully presented] information is contained in the Sanskrit-English dictionary completed in 1899 by … Continue reading
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The “conjectured confederation of seafaring raiders” known as the The Sea Peoples appear to be good candidates for the westward migration of the Roma people across the Middle East and onwards into the Mediterranean basin and Europe. The Sea Peoples, … Continue reading
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The Lithuanian language is a linguistic pandora’s box that the mainstream has buried under several layers of “glottochronological speculations” and “reconstructed proto-language” invention. Lithuanian (lietuvių kalba) is the official state language of Lithuania and is recognized as one of the … Continue reading
