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This torso reminds me of the Templars divining through the head of John the Baptist....and is beyond creepy.   For a moment, consider who or what is driving society in this direction... I will not participate. it’s been conjectured that the Templars, far from condemning this obviously heretical view –  embraced it .  Thus the head of the creature called ‘Baphomet’, said to be held by the Order, was the head of John the Baptist.  Look at the similarity between the two words – Baphomet and Baptist – say supporters of this view.

 In general, I despise diet and food discussions.  GFTO does a great job of transcending that in this interview.  He addresses where plants come from relative to the seed.  He talks about where does the calcium in chicken eggs come from.  He addresses the bigger issues surrounding lifestyles, media, music, etc.  I very much enjoyed this talk.  https://dirtybennywrites.blogspot.com/2026/07/seed-magick.html https://dirtybennywrites.blogspot.com/2024/08/12-foot-tomato-plants-from-seed-that-is.html

Highlights from this session include: -Tom opens by asking why we need “a fresh look at childhood illness” when mainstream sources claim vaccines have prevented hundreds of millions of deaths and that children today are healthier than ever. -Dawn explains that while certain statistics may suggest lower infant mortality, many children today are clearly struggling with chronic conditions, which calls for a deeper look at what health and illness really mean. -Tom and Dawn discuss whether illnesses such as measles, chickenpox, mumps, diphtheria, and flu are truly distinct biological entities with specific microbial causes. -Dawn emphasizes that these illnesses have not been proven to be distinct, specific entities and points out that many symptoms overlap across different childhood conditions. -Tom discusses the problem with defining measles by symptoms such as cough, coryza, conjunctivitis, and Koplik spots, arguing that these do not reliably establish measles as a specific diagnosis. -Th...

  Trump does an incoherent ramble as a confused audience listens in complete silence: "And you know what they're doing? They go straight down, you know, you can make those drill bits talk. You can make 'em sing, you can make them go, they go down." [image or embed] — Headquarters ( @headquartersnews.bsky.social ) October 9, 2026 at 8:54 PM  "And you know what they're doing? They go straight down, you know, you can make those drill bits talk. You can make 'em sing, you can make them go, they go down. New York's over here, Pennsylvania-- they go down and they take a sharp left. And they suck our oil out. Can you believe it? Lines of different states, and you'll see one has Cadillacs, because they like Cadillacs better than they like Mercedes, but one has an Escalade, and one has a 50 year old Chevy. And you're talking about 3 ft. It's a line that goes right up. One has some beautiful drilling plants, and one has no drilling plants, it's...

  Is this the same woman? https://dirtybennywrites.blogspot.com/2023/12/celebrity-photosbefore-and-after.html https://dirtybennywrites.blogspot.com/2025/12/another-member-of-ugly-wives-clubsusan.html

 Another bizarre character that we are given from the past... This video is a departure from my usual architectural investigations. In it we explore the writings and associations of the prolific Science Fiction writer HG Wells. Let me know your thoughts on the gentleman. The intro is a brief exploration into the fantastical claims made in the deforestation of the old growth forests in eastern America before the industrial revolution. Special thanks to TitanMetrics for running the numbers for us. Link to TitanMetrics can be found here:

 

 

 I was at the flea market and saw a book on the New Orleans world fair.  I put it back and walked around a bit more.  After I got home, I thought to myself that I should have bought it and will go back next week. Last night I had a dream that I was at the flea market and asked the dealer about where the books were.  He pointed me in the direction.  I found a shoebox filled with small black and white photos of some toddler from the 1960's.  It could have been me, but it wasn't. I just pondered how some things that were once dear to someone ends up in a stranger's flea market stand. Perhaps it is one of the many reasons that I am drawn to flea markets.  A handwritten inscription in a book, someone writing their name on a record sleeve, a book of family photos....all relics of a prior life or lives. Over the course of my 60 plus years, I have strived to keep elements of my past.  It has been difficult.  3 major floods destroyed much of my early ...