i'm going out there

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After this, I may go on a blitz of old movies, and am apt to just tack them to this post because a bunch of them have been recommended by one of the masters of Out There. Or... I might try to write about the dreaming I was doing while sleeping... or... I may just go off in my corner and try to figure out a few things... to include the feasibility of this one coming from this planet.... I just don't know....

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Anyone who wanted to hear the end of that, here is the link to the whole thing.

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Or maybe just check out my playlists and see if there's anything that interests you... too much war movie action has made it so I keep expecting everyone on screen to get shot any second. So I gotta just drop that.

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Free mp3 David Icke and Meria Heller....

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farrell on the edge

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All Nazis, all the time....

You can go HERE if you want it with the visuals, more Nazi-mania, and HERE for the mp3 of an earlier interview about Giza... assuming you can bear the clowning of this bubba....

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and old movies

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Old movies that help me contemplate the rarefied abstractions of the truthier Out There.

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Sorry. Somehow the last four videos were sliced off the playlist. It's fixed now. Sorry.

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atlantis

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Working on my doctorate today.

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i don't mean to alarm you, but

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Uhm... Bill Ryan brought this up over a year ago... called it "The Anglo-Saxon Mission"... and do you suppose this is the Chinese catching that cold?

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Just emailed him the link, in case he has a way to find out....

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Freaked me right out in a big-ass hurry, that's for sure. Just as I have successfully reminded myself that what we're going through, at this point, is no worse than the people downwind of Chernobyl had to live with, now I can flip over a scary and very serious and mysterious outbreak of an AIDS-like illness in China.

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Looking around, it seems the Epoch Times reports this once a year or so, but also found THIS snippet that does not seem to be getting it from the same source.

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in praise of ayahuasca

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Graham Hancock lets us off the hook for all our bad habits, except cigarettes, admirably.

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subliminals

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Pfeh.

Not looking for sympathy here, but the life of a political reporter isn’t all champagne and canapes. Consider our man Scott Powers, who was sent over to the Winter Park home of Alan Ginsburg this morning as the designated “pool reporter” — aka scribe — for the fundraiser where Vice President Joe Biden is appearing on behalf of U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla.

Turns out the veep hadn’t arrived, but about 150 guests (minimum donation $500) were already in the house. So to prevent Scott from mingling with the crowd, a member of Biden’s advance team consigned him to a storage closet — and then stood outside the door to make sure he didn’t walk out without permission.

An aide has apologized.

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Corbett Report podcast on cause of nukequake....

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All protestors and all riot cops are police....

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Don't watch this....

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Radiation levels that can prove fatal were detected outside reactor buildings at Japan’s Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant, signaling a partial fuel meltdown and complicating efforts to contain the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl.

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Plutonium-239, a byproduct of fission used in nuclear weapons, was found in soil samples taken on the plant site March 21 and March 22, Tokyo Electric said in a statement today. Two of the five samples contained more plutonium than known to have been deposited by atmospheric nuclear-bomb fallout and probably came from the damaged plant, according to the statement.

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Plutonium was part of the fuel mix in reactor No. 3. Used fuel rods from other reactors may also have been a source of the material, Edwin Lyman, a radiological specialist for the watchdog group Union of Concerned Scientists, said on a conference call with reporters. Plutonium inhalation causes lung, liver and bone cancer, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.

I object strenuously to the term "partial meltdown". Obviously, it is meant to convey that not all the fuel in a reactor has melted and gone walkabout, but it very blatantly downplays the seriousness of any walkabout nuclear fuels... and, in this case, the worst of them.

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You are letting them

Five of the six biggest container shippers are maintaining routes to Tokyo and Yokohama after the U.S. Navy said radiation on vessels from the leaking Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant can be scrubbed off with soap and water.

A.P Moeller-Maersk A/S, Mediterranean Shipping Co. and CMA CGM SA, the top three, are still serving Japan’s two busiest container ports, 2 1/2 weeks after an earthquake and tsunami damaged the Fukushima plant, 220 kilometers (135 miles) to the north. Among the top six shippers, only Hapag-Lloyd AG, the No. 4, is diverting vessels to docks in the south of the country.

The Japanese government is allowing ships to sail as close as 30 kilometers to the stricken reactors, and the International Maritime Organization, a United Nations agency, says operations in and out of Japan can continue as normal, with levels of radiation presenting no medical basis for imposing restrictions.

“These are extremely low levels and are easily cleaned off,” Commander Jeff Davis, a spokesman for Seventh Fleet, which is helping with recovery efforts, said by yesterday by telephone. “Even if they weren’t, they still wouldn’t rise to the level where they would cause any harm to human health.”

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i finally find 'out there' and it's back there

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This is Jim Marrs over a year ago, and I was hoping to find a bunch of good things at the site, but it seems the show is defunct. There seem to be, though, fifty archived podcasts anyway.

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today in nukequake

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Still desperate to make it sound non-meltdownish....

Mr. Nishiyama [of NISA] on Friday linked the radioactive puddles in plant No. 3 to a possible breach in pipes or ventilators leading to, but not inside, the vessels that surround the core at plant No. 3. Plant officials said later Friday that puddles at Nos. 1 and 2 also contained high levels of radiation.

The precise source of the radiation in the seawater—by air or by water—could yield clues about whether there is new, unanticipated damage in the complex.

Mr. Nishiyama on Saturday said officials weren't sure what caused the latest surge. "Radioactive substances may have been transmitted through the air, or contaminated water could have drained from the plant somehow," he said. "I don't have further ideas."

He also said officials were crafting a plan to deal with the poisonous puddles. "I have heard that [TEPCO] has an idea about a place to store water and is preparing" for drainage, he said.

Yes, in the CEO's swimming pool.

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An mp3 from out there... including neutron beams... and—I hate to tell you—vastly more serious and helpful than you're getting on the news wires and from your government....

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last night in out there

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I am listening later, rather than sooner, because of the commercials problem.

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If you prefer to stick to more sober issues, perhaps you would like to go back and meditate on the anthrax attacks travesties. I am wanting to post this for everyone here, not because of the subject as much as the man's horror at our national volitional blindness. That part has been getting on my nerves something awful lately and my pressure of speech would be at least as high as his if given the opportunity to hold forth on it in public.

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preposterous — it just keeps getting more preposterous

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I keep trying to look at it with an eye to post something you might want to know about, but [1] it just struck me today that I have to go to some ancient reading glasses to replace my faltering computer glasses so I can actually see what is on my screen; and [2] this has not made any of it seem less preposterous to me. This, you will agree, is saying something. I'm up for the preposterous. I'm going for a doctorate in it, in fact. But I don't care how out there I've ever managed to follow in this whole endeavor, it doesn't come up to the preposterousness of the news wires over the last few weeks. It didn't before, but they threw us in a cosmic washing machine two weeks ago, and we have gotten nowhere near the rinse cycle yet.

I used to dye stained old white things some pleasing color instead of immediately consigning them to the dustbin of history. When there was a lot of it, I'd use the washing machine for this task. It involved continually resetting the agitate cycle so that it kept agitating for an hour before letting it proceed through it's normal cycles. This is like that.

Maybe this doesn't make as much sense to you as I think it should because I've noticed over the course of my life that my brain activity assumes patterns, patterns of motion. I could feel my brain working like a crossword grid while in my crossword puzzle compulsion phase. Klondike. My brain loves the Klondike solitaire pattern, and it's big on mahjongg too. Its most preferred mode is definitely ocean, but the worst, the one that bullhorns T-R-O-U-B-L-E is the washing machine agitate cycle motion. Everybody run when that happens.

And if you don't, I can make you, without even touching you.

This is the motion the news wires are causing in my brain right now.

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the argument for haarp on japan

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And lots of other apocalyptic stuff. It doesn't take him the whole video to get his points across. The actual talking is about 35 minutes' worth, and he covers all kinds of amazing things in it... with graphs and maps and visuals. It isn't as though he's working off thin air, but he's also darn heavy to the fundamentalist Christian ilk and so you want to bear that in mind as you watch.

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the wages of delusion

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You will insist this money business is meaningful, and so you get you ask for. It's an hallucination, and yet the planet is burning down behind it. Ed Harrison just comes out and tells Max Keiser that it's ALL perception and not even Max gets it. People are SO attached to the notion of stuff—gold or plastic or dirt or water or air or calcium—being worth something, that trade is essential, they just do NOT see that it is all a sociopathological game... that you are going to lose.

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Or maybe you'd prefer Tsarion.

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Personally, I think both are worth our time, but I am particularly grateful for Tsarion. I love how SERIOUS he is. And not about bullshit. He's deeply serious about real things. Almost as good as a bathtub.

You have one life and infinite things to know. How are you going to do that using this mind?

I'm constantly wanting to ask how ANYONE can want to concentrate on ANYTHING else.

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for trauma

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And, last night I made a big long playlist of episodes of one of those dumb TV shows that enthralls many but teaches them bubkes. There are lots of pretty pictures and you do pick up snippets about interesting stuff you hadn't heard about....

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tonight in out there

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Earlier, I put it to you to consult the leading lights of out there to get a more rounded idea of what might be going on behind some or all—and maybe even this latest—of the catastrophes and anomalies plaguing us over the past decade. I chose to link you to the Hoagland interview because he was speaking in more plainly comprehensible terms to the average ear, with a marked dearth of hyperbole—for him—and it applied more closely to the topic. But this interview, mostly on the same subject, with Richard Dolan is worth the listen as well. He provides some valuable insights into some other matters vexing us for a long time, as well.

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let us break for a moment to contemplate just how out there i really am

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It is conceivable I'm not even from here.

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In celebration, I turn to concentrate on torsion physics and fascism, and resolve to continue seeking out bits to hear or hear again that perform the function of sharpening my understanding of what is going on, why, for instance, we could possibly find someone of Steven Chu's stature saying what he has said on TV, to the whole world, despite the oceans of evidence putting the lie to it. That's just one instance of the counterintuitive phenomena this stuff helps contextualize, and I submit you have been trained to find it out there precisely so you cannot ever possibly play with a full deck.

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Next I'm trying an Ickequake... which may or may not end up being the wrong kind of out there, but I won't know until I try.

If I summon the courage to look at the news again tonight, I will surely update you somewhere here, but, above all, one must not let that stuff close in on one's inner cosmos. It's gotta stay clear and wide open. This involves a special sort of attention, one that can almost be called an entertainment, but is deadly serious stuff in the true mind, the one mind. So continually goofing off and calling it necessary to maintain sanity, or mind expansion, or sane, isn't funny... or fun... or you wouldn't be so fucking sensitive about it. No. The engagement, the absorption, must be childlike, not childish. You can definitely tell which track you're on by checking-in with that distinction. It's just the kind of attention that is childlike, not the one attending, don't forget. You aren't soaking it all up like a sponge because you don't know any better. You are soaking it all up like a sponge because you are strong enough to absorb things and take only the nutrients and eliminate the toxins and chaff.

Do you remember your strength? Step back. Take a look.

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Okay, I can tell already the one bit you do NOT want to miss is THIS ONE....

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The rest of it is proving nearly unendurable for me, but I'm hangin' in to hear Judy Wood, somewhere near the end. Susan Lindauer is talking right now, and somehow I have a hard time listening to her stuff.... I don't know exactly the source of my disinclination to listen to her, but it has been present every single time I've heard her on any subject. The poor thing has been through hell, and so the stridency of righteous indignation seems to have permanently entered into her tone and demeanor. Yuck. She blessedly ends somewhere in the middle of the tenth video here.

Judy Wood starts at minute 8 on video 10. Some people might have trouble listening to her—she's not exactly a showbiz type, to say the least—but I admire her intense determination to stick to the facts, to the observables and dedication to keep plugging away at what citizens used to consider effective action. She is WORTH your time... a good listen in conjunction with Farrell on The Irish Side of the Moon... extremely....

I don't blame you at all if you don't want to endure this playlist, but don't miss the Icke segment, and try to find the courage to listen to Judy Wood. The rest of it is entirely missable... entirely.

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Sometimes I look and cannot, cannot find, but others:

So do we counsel fatalism, a dark, defeated surrender, a retreat into bitter, curdled quietude? Not a whit. We advocate action, positive action, unstinting action, doing the only thing that human beings can do, ever: Try this, try that, try something else again; discard those approaches that don't work, that wreak havoc, that breed death and cruelty; fight against everything that would draw us down again into our own mud; expect no quarter, no lasting comfort, no true security; offer no last word, no eternal truth, but just keep stumbling, falling, careening, backsliding, crawling toward the broken light.

Chris Floyd has his moments.

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great minds think alike

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After stumbling across some video blather from Barackenaten about no one in the United States going to be exposed to harmful radiation, my alarm kicked into second gear. These fucks aren't going to get real. Period. It may be true that we will not all keel over from radiation poisoning, and that plutonium is far too heavy to get very far from the reactor, but it is a flat out lie for ANYONE to say we do not stand a chance of getting some darn nasty and long-lasting cesium-137 fallout and not so happy short-lasting iodine-131 fallout.... ESPECIALLY since they haven't contained the shit yet.

I can't believe they haven't dumped mountains of sand and dirt and kryptonite or whatever they used at Chernobyl on it yet. It looks for all the world as though they think they can rescue this plant, restore it to operation. Anyway, as I linked in the updates in my earlier post, the leading edge of the fallout should be hitting California any minute... or very soon... in fact a little blot of it may already have slid over onto Sacramento. So anyone along the coast with a geiger counter, please park it in front of a web cam and start streaming it on Ustream.

The government is NOT going to help.

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Rather to lose credibility if we're wrong than the chance to save lives... three-hour special program on the nukequake and radiation from Truth Frequency Radio, and actually quite informative, worth your time.

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Radiation detected on inbound flights from Japan....

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remote viewing the nukequake

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This will have to be more engaging and informative than the mainstream news.

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tut's genes

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There seems to be a pitched battle between the PTB and the alternative scholars on the matter of ancient Egypt and Sumer. The problem for the PTB, of course, would be the release of yet more proof of the lies that went into forming the Abrahamic religions, and the whole bogus basis for what we straight-facedly call "civilization".

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breaking for a little look into alternative thought

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It helps pry the fevered mind back open.

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