The term "psychedelics" wasn't coined by Tim Leary or Aldous Huxley, but by Humphry Osmond. This is an interview of Dr. Osmond in Toronto in 1968.

Depicts the history, according to Electric Universe Theory, that resulted in the archetype of Venus/Aphrodite/Isis/The Great Mother, that was dramatized in *Finnegans Wake* as the heroine Anna Livia Plurabelle, the wife of Harumphrey Chimpden Earwicker (Here Comes Everybody)

"The same sound was heard in those years in the Western Hemisphere or wherever the ancestors of the Indians then lived. They relate that once when the heavens were very close to the earth, all mankind lifted the sky little by little at the repeated shouting “Yahu,” which rang all over the world."

He's not confused about the distinction between "farm" and "pharma". He's making a socio-economic point by using a pun. It's perfectly obvious that's what he's doing. This is the way "post-literate geniuses" think. If you're not there yet, you'd better get there quick, because it's rolling.

Tucker Carlson and Victor Davis Hanson discuss the actual statistics on the current crime wave in the US, versus the imaginary threat of "white supremacy."

David Straight outlines the parameters of PTSD as a dis-ease of the soul and the fact that fraud and misapplication of juris-diction have no statute of limitations.

The great Saxon epic on Natural Law has resurfaced after 150 years of occultation and concealment by electrical era mass culture to remind us of what and why humans are. This is a ad, but what an ad!

Former CIA officer with experience in Afghanistan and Pakistan describes how the Biden administration chose to disregard military advice on a withdrawal plan, and the genocide that will follow US withdrawal.

Excerpt of Greg Hunter's interview with Clif High in which Clif spells out the stakes for Donald Trump.

"Brent provides a clear-sighted view of societies' response(s) to Covid, thoroughly and methodically comparing the actual data and playing out Covid state-by-state, country-by-country;"