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AG Barr Announces 1,000 Arrested in Operation Legend Sweep

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“Many have been arrested.” (Mike Quinsey’s Higher-Self Message, Aug. 21, 2020.) Do these arrests include those listed on the California Criminal Records Search database? (See 20/20 Round-up,  Aug. 21, 2020 – 1.) SNARED: AG Barr Announces 1,000 Arrested, 200 Charged With Federal Crimes In Operation Legend Sweep Emily Zanotti, DailyWire.com, Aug 19, 2020 (https://www.dailywire.com/news/snared-ag-barr-announces-1000-arrested-200-charged-with-federal-crimes-in-operation-legend-sweep) Attorney General […]

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20/20 Roundup, Aug. 21, 2020 – 2

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There are too many current-events articles and videos these days to try to post them separately. We don’t expect anyone to read or watch all these, but to select those you want, consistent with the events you’re following. By and large, to go to videos, click on the graphic. (Easy-peasy.) Having to go to Hooktube […]

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When the Reval Hits….

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It’s said that no plan survives the first ten minutes of war. When the Reval hits, I predict that there’ll be a war going on within ourselves that many of our plans will not survive. We’ll now find ourselves in the territory called “I don’t have to stand for that any more.” Entitlement may run […]

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Bliss has a GPS of Its Own

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I’ve been told that one of my jobs is to sort out tangles.  (1) Can I work on one here and maybe have some fun doing it? There’s a really large and consequential tangle we human beings have around sex. We associate bliss with orgasm. (Honk!) Wrong! It’s true that the Mother designed life such […]

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What Women’s Suffrage Owes to Indigenous Culture

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What Women’s Suffrage Owes to Indigenous Culture Bridget Quinn, Yes! Magazine, Aug 19, 2020 (https://www.yesmagazine.org/democracy/2020/08/19/womens-suffrage-indigenous-culture/) The example of gender equality in Haudenosaunee society gave 19th-century White women some big ideas. It’s been 100 years since the ratification of the 19th Amendment secured voting rights for women—sort of. In She Votes: How U.S. Women Won Suffrage, […]

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20/20 Roundup, Aug. 21, 2020 – 1

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Too many current-events articles and videos these days to try to post them separately. We don’t expect anyone to read or watch all these, but to select those you want, consistent with the events you’re following. By and large, to go to videos, click on the graphic. (Easy-peasy.) Having to go to Hooktube or Bitchute […]

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A Walk in Battered Baltimore

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Because I post this, some readers will believe that I’m somehow “Republican.” In fact I think the two-party system in our modern democracies is hopelessly broken; it probably cannot be fixed. But I do admire Kim Klacik’s outspokenness and courage, even though I think electing a Republican slate won’t see much change at the urban […]

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Out of Jail at Last

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I continue to observe the changes within me. Concurrent with feeling happiness for virtually the first time in my life – within memory – the other day, I also notice that I’m wandering around without something. I was repositioning a picture and, having accomplished something, I found myself waiting for the spoilers to come along […]

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Coronavirus Vaccine: Australia Rules out Mandatory Immunisations

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Coronavirus vaccine: Australia rules out mandatory immunisations BBC.com, Aug. 19, 2020 (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-53840086) Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has back-tracked after suggesting vaccinations against the coronavirus could become mandatory. Announcing a deal that could provide free doses to Australia’s entire population, Mr Morrison had said there should only be medical exemptions. But after concerns raised by […]

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20/20 Roundup – Aug. 19, 2020

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Too many current-events articles and videos these days to try to post them separately. We don’t expect anyone to read or watch all these, but to select those you want, consistent with the events you’re following. By and large, to go to videos, click on the graphic. (Easy-peasy.) Having to go to Hooktube or Bitchute […]

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A Whole New World

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Sometimes I think that the mind is like the General and the heart is like the President. It’s kind of like a family. And what really fascinates me in it is the role of the feelings. They seem like children, tugging on their parent’s sleeves to get attention and get their wishes satisfied. Don’t get […]

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How Many Archangels are There?

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How many archangels are there? Thousands? Millions? Billions? According to Michael, there are 144. Startled? Me too. Here Michael tells us: Archangel Michael in a personal reading with Steve Beckow through Linda Dillon, Aug. 5, 2020. Steve: How many archangels are there? Archangel Michael: You want an actual number? Because do not forget that we […]

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Receive and Give, Receive and Give: That is Where You are Going

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In my post-Reval planning, I’m envisioning my process something like this. I’ve volunteered to be what’s called a “pipeline,” which means that folks like me help with redistributing the planet’s wealth. I’ll receive and redistribute unusual sources of wealth such as the sequestered wealth of serious human-rights abusers, prosperity packages, historical assets, etc. (1) In […]

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20/20 Roundup – Aug. 17, 2020

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Too many current-events articles and videos these days to try to post them separately. We don’t expect anyone to read or watch all these, but to select those you want, consistent with the events you’re following. By and large, to go to videos, click on the graphic. (Easy-peasy.) Having to go to Hooktube or Bitchute […]