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no_ez 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yeah i know, but the 1990’s were actually gay—

I used to sing along to the flintstones theme song, then mama told me it now means something different lol

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no_ez 1 point ago +1 / -0

Wow, you sound pretty wise. We must be on a similar path.

I am almost exclusively listening to instrumentals these days. Something I started in late summer. Classical music, and electronic music with no or few words.

Once you understand the whole “word magic” thing, (SPELLing, CURSE-ive, NLP, Burroughs’ word virus theory, etc.) it’s hard to go back.

I’ll never listen to nirvana again. And that was my favorite band for two years in high school.

The mind/body/soul is an input/output machine.

i.e. :

Garbage in = Garbage out

Drama in= Drama out

Sadness in = Sadness out

You already know this it seems, posting for others who may be reading this.

I’ll look into this ulrich guy. May the Lord Bless and Keep You. 🙌🏻

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no_ez 6 points ago +6 / -0

Trump cares a lot about image. It seems he needs to be both liked and respected. This can be gamed.

The Groypers and rogue infowarriors have been gaming in the memewar, and they’re doing a great job at pushing the underlying nuances about headline issues in public opinion.

Trump knows about the sword of damocles even though he can’t take ziodick out of his mouth. Probably something he learned from Cohn. I think there is a small chance he might turn on his handlers. He likes WWE-style drama— so he can play babyface or heel, doesn’t matter as long as he gets the biggest reaction possible and people talk about him the most.

I never thought Hulk Hogan would turn on his fans, but on July 7th, 1996 at Daytona Beach’s WCW Bash at the Beach, he did exactly that. Betraying Macho Man and Sting in the middle of a 3v3 tag team match, he joined Scott Hall and Kevin Nash in beating them mercilessly. They would go on to form the New World Order, a formidable force still talked about today, almost 30 years later.

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no_ez 1 point ago +1 / -0

Personally, I like really subtle highs, because it doesn’t change my personality and isn’t so intense that I want to do it regularly. I hate building tolerance to things and I build tolerances faster than anyone i’ve ever met.

I hate withdrawls from anything, that definitely changes your mood really quick. If I drink ONE cup of coffee for three days, and I don’t have any on the 4th, I get headaches, mood swings, can’t focus, nausea, and low energy.

So now I have coffee every few days.

Have you ever seen the most peaceful loving cool hippie the day they can’t find weed or hit resin? Biggest assholes I’ve ever met. Violent, angry, and determined to make your day shitty.

Weed just made me want to overindulge. When I was high, it made everything feel better. So naturally, porn, sex, food, highly emotional music, sleep, etc.

That’s just me, maybe. Some people get high and can remain chaste and moral. Even do their homework. Not me. I eat a strict diet of mostly organic foods. When I get high, I will go right out and get the worst junk foods possible and lots of them.

Have you ever ate 100 grams of pure unadulterated chocolate with no sugar or milk on a somewhat empty stomach?

Had Double bagged, steeped for 20 minutes chamomile tea?

Sat in a sauna until you almost pass out?

These are the subtle highs that I most enjoy. No side effects or longing for that same feeling/vibe the next day.

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no_ez 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yeah, I don’t remember the hashish Jam, either!

Did you know Samuel Taylor Coleridge was one of the first people in the world to try nitrous oxide/laughing gas?

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no_ez 4 points ago +4 / -0

Anytime i see a photo of a train at a station from this angle, I’m 14 again and playing final fantasy 7 the first time.

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no_ez 3 points ago +3 / -0

I think there was dozens, maybe hundreds of different tests.

Some, apparently, were only saline

(for either control groups or simply to generate maximum profit)

Imagine if you controlled the shipping logistics. You could send the hot shots to zones that historically vote one way.

You could even use DNA to genocide a particular subset of race within that zone.

You could test radioactive substances, substances that produce effects in the next generation, nanotech, etc etc etc,

You could use cellphone data and social media posts to individually algorithmically monitor each recipient & use AI to collate all the data. This means only needing limited amounts of people in the know.

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no_ez 2 points ago +2 / -0

snuh-vihm guh-dohm

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no_ez 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you still have the attention-span for it, unz review is a fantastic resource for scholarly work on ‘conspiracies.’

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no_ez 4 points ago +4 / -0

Bruuuuuh

I have the sudden urge to read Catcher in The Rye 😅

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no_ez 3 points ago +3 / -0

I had an alien abduction dream when I was 11.

I also was into weekly world news, unsolved mysteries, and everything ufo or alien. I think x-files and the movie “Fire in the Sky” was out at the time.

I swallowed every theory, savored and believed every encounter story, and more.

I later became addicted to “coast to coast am,” With my small portable radio on my chest, listening to all 3-4 hours of the show every night for months.

I entertained Donald Marshall’s wild tales of cloning centers and the aliens being illuminati-folk in alien costumes, terrifying children for an MK ultra type trauma based mind control program. Maybe some elements of his story are true, or reflect truth on an allegorical level. I dunno.

The more I learned about ufos/aliens, the less I knew. I began to adopt new agey, theosophist, gnostic beliefs…I practiced chaos magic and got some real, tangible, and strange results. I was a damned witch/warlock and although I was gaining social status and money, I was needing more and more physical pleasures to ease my mind… you know the drill: sex, drugs, rock n roll.

And slowly over time, I began to doubt everything and wrestle with God.

I prayed and prayed, and read, and read. For years… I eventually was baptised into the Orthodox church…

And the more I look into it, The more I feel I was had.

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no_ez 2 points ago +2 / -0

I should check these out. I really enjoyed Count of Monte Cristo and it’s weird anime adaptation Gankutsuo.

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no_ez 4 points ago +4 / -0

Can’t find anything about it now…

Also ….now they’re saying the emerald mine never existed.

Who are these people?

WHO DO YOU WORK FOR?

WHO DO YOU WORK FOR?

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no_ez 4 points ago +4 / -0

Wasn’t his dad involved with DeBeers, Aka Cecil Rhodes, the creator of the “Rhodes Scholar?”

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no_ez 3 points ago +3 / -0

What are the odds all this shit would happen the same year?

1492 is considered to be a significant year in the history of the West, Europe, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Spain, and the New World, among others, because of the number of significant events that took place. The events which propelled the year into Western consciousness, listed below, include the completion of the Reconquista of Spain, Europe's (Spain) discovery of the New World, and the expulsion of Jews from Spain.

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no_ez 4 points ago +4 / -0

Oh, and Hollywood— OF COURSE!

Seriously, read this entire article.

Theosophy was really gaining ground at this time, too. Everyone talks about the 1960’s as this huge new age spiritual shift but the roots and seeds of this began in the 1890’s… Known as the gay 90’s (not a joke look it up)

Of course the late 1800’s also had a viral pandemic and a huge stock market crash or two, both known as “Black Friday.”

Black Friday (1869), the Fisk–Gould Scandal, a US financial crisis Black Friday (1873), the crash of the Vienna Stock Exchange that precipitated the Panic of 1873

(From 1889–1890, a worldwide respiratory viral pandemic took place, resulting in 300–900 million infections and 1 million deaths)

We tend to focus on the Spanish Flu, and the other black stock crashes.

It is most associated with October 24, 1929, known as "Black Thursday", when a record 12.9 million shares were traded on the NYSE in a single day (as compared to an average of four million),[1][2] and October 29, 1929, known as "Black Tuesday", when about 16.4 million shares were traded.[3]

Now, Black Friday means go out and commercialize Christmas by charging up the cards.

Everything goes back to the dutch tulip market and the chosen people who were excommunicated to new amsterdam (ny ny) to create their little scheme there. Now you have Blackrock, ran by one of the tribe, using Aladdin’s algorythms (yes its an actual super computer named Aladdin because it controls d’jinn— it has its own wiki)

Have you figured it out yet, anon?

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no_ez 5 points ago +5 / -0

Why the downvotes?

Loneliness kills, that is proven by science over and over again.

The jet ski and the reverse mortgage and the constant cruises won’t make you happy.

The elderly need to be more than Walmart and costco greeters, they need to create volunteer programs with a little pay and healthy food perks for our seniors. I would much rather grandma be reading at my local library instead of an HIVpositive tranny leaking last night’s semen injections on the carpet.

And fuck our culture for putting the elderly in care homes. Other countries don’t do that, unless they don’t have living family. I dont care if Grandpa has dementia, the family (friends, church, community) should pool their moneys and get a private nurse or a cousin in nursing school.

There are BIGGER issues here:

Like both parents working (iykyk)

Generational wealth destruction

Splintering of the family unit

Going off gold standard fully in 1971

Corporate offshore tax-havens

Social security is a literal ponzi scheme

Christian Culture replaced by protestant arena mega churches with ted talks, coffee bars, full rock bands, and Wwe-style smoke and lighting. Oh, and a certain blue and white flag.

Promotion of hedonistic consumerist individualism sprinkled with mindless and addictive programming via msm

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no_ez 2 points ago +2 / -0

The tofu dredge house videos are insane. 30 story condos where anything not metal can be grabbed and crushed like cottage cheese.

Anything metal is a thin veneer of chrome or aluminum plate on top of zinc chineseum instead of steel.

Fast forward through this one for some lulz. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oWDty6iNcgA&pp=ygUWdG9mdSBkcmVnIGNvbnN0cnVjdGlvbg%3D%3D

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no_ez 2 points ago +2 / -0

Not a plagiarist, wanna be clear, that is Cut and pasted straight from the wikipedia article on it. Except that last line of course, lol.

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no_ez 4 points ago +4 / -0

Please read this article by an Indian about the culture of India:

https://www.unz.com/article/india-its-worse-than-you-think/

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