On the Run

Twitter: Christine Anderson

No sunshine today ─ lots of rain, though.

It took a lot of time, but last evening I finally got the tax returns for my wife and I completed and filed via the free GenuTax software that I downloaded maybe three years ago. One only has to update it each year to have the latest schedules and such, as well as the programming specific to the new tax year.

Now all I have to do is hope that I put in all of the required information that I had on hand, and selected the correct options.

I think that it was well past 8 p.m. ─ maybe even nearer 9 p.m. ─ before I submitted the two returns. But provided that all is well, my wife will get a refund for the first time in three years. However, the refund will probably go directly to her income tax debt for those couple of past years.

If my own return is accurate, then my refund is sufficiently large that I am feeling somewhat confident now that I will be able to cope with the three upcoming large annual home-related billings that loom ─ the first of which (annual utilities) is due April 3. 

The largest of the upcoming nightmare billings will be in three months for annual property taxes.

Believe me, seeing that substantial refund figure last evening assuaged all of my stress, and I actually felt energized thereafter and did not need to rest as I awaited my younger brother's homecoming from his daily socializing.

When he did show up in the neighbourhood of 9:30 p.m., he was stupid drunk. The first show I tuned in for us to watch was an episode of The Flash, and he was passed out not five minutes after sitting down.

He was still out early into the next show I located a source for ─ a February 1963 black & white movie in the old British Edgar Wallace Mysteries series: On the Run.

I located a source for the movie (not quite an hour in length) at this link at OK.ru.

It was a quaintly enjoyable feature; but as with so many of these sub-hour movies on Edgar Wallace Mysteries, they end before any budding romances get to play out to the viewer's satisfaction. We never get to know if a relationship was maintained and endured, usually after the misunderstood villain (who is a decent guy) goes into ─ or even back into ─ police custody.

That can be frustrating.

My brother only missed some of the beginning, but his wits were so reduced I have no idea what he got out of the show ─ nor the next one that I tuned in, the second part of a 2006 Christmas special (a T.V. movie) of Doc Martin titled "On the Edge".

I had been able to locate a source for the first half of that T.V. movie the previous evening, but there was no second half offered.

I finally found it available as episode 10 of season two at this link at H2Movies.to. But what a bugger dealing with annoying commercial pop-ups!

My brother and I were to watch nothing else last night.

This morning when we got together for some further T.V., I again put our Android TV Box t work and led us off with yesterday's addition to Rumble's A Warrior Calls channel: The People Rise, We Will End This Evil.

It was over 1¼ hours in duration, and as is usually the case, it was an array of various subject matter that would take too long to try and detail.

We were to also watch a number of short older videos from last year on Rumble's The Why Files channel, including a much longer one that was 22 minutes in duration: The evidence we are living in a Simulation is everywhere. All you have to do is look.

PROOF THAT EVERYTHING - IS A SIMULATION (Including God)

Is this reality? Well, we're experiencing ... something right now so maybe the better question is: *what* is reality?

Could everything we see, everything we experience, everything that exists in our entire universe -- be artificial?

Supporters of Simulation Theory believe that not only is it *possible* that we're living in a simulation; it's likely.

And the more we look for evidence, the more we find.

Philip K Dick believed deja vu was the simulation adjusting to new code. Many people experience The Mandela Effect, a or "false memory" shared by a large number of people.

But the biggest clues of Simulation Theory come from science. Specifically: quantum mechanics. The only way the Double-Slit Experiment makes sense is if we live in a program. Quantum Entanglement also defies logic. Only our program would have the ability to defy the laws of physics - and the concept of time.

Let's find out why.

I did not comprehend much of this one ─ it was far too speculative for my liking, and too much of it was so hurried over that sufficient explanation was not provided.

We even had time to watch another 2018 YouTube vlog at the excellent Swedish homesteading channel Talasbuan.

And I think that essentially covers our morning entertainment. I never sought my backyard tool shed exercising until after my brother sought his bed rest before he left for the day to again socialize, beginning with games of pool at a pub with one of his drinking buddies ("Ross", I believe).

Now for some Rome, Italy, photos. My wife has been visiting a sister of hers who lives there ─ gosh, it was the evening of January 23 that my wife's flight left YVR.

She uploaded these first two to her Facebook account at 12:40 p.m. yesterday ─ Pacific Time Zone; in Rome, it would have been 8:40 p.m. in the evening. I have no idea who the very lovely woman is with my wife in the second photo:

And I see that I have no time for others ─ my evening is already upon me, and I do not wish to become involved with my brother, for I want to get to bed fairly early so that I can rise at 2 a.m. for one of my night walks of a minimum of five miles.

There were a couple of video clips as well, so I will try to post them all tomorrow if I am still around to blog.

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The Black Cat Again

With my brother already home last evening before I had yet even published that day's post here, and with my plans for an early a.m. walk here in north Surrey requiring me to be getting up at 2 a.m. to ready for it, I was not going to be having any supper. I needed to avoid entanglement with my brother who would be wanting me to operate our Android TV Box for some evening T.V.

So I remained here upstairs in my bedroom where I keep my computer ─ I may even have gotten to bed a bit ahead of 9 p.m., but I honestly cannot recall the time.

I was not to feel quite normal, nor do I feel that I slept well. When there came a point that I was curious on how near it was to my alarm sounding, I made a check and discovered it to be 1:51 a.m.

Why wait any longer?

So I rose, avoiding having to rush myself in readying for the venture. Actually, I did so well at dallying that when I made a check of the time once I was all set to leave, it was already 4:17 a.m. ─ how the Hell did that happen? That's even a tad later than I like to be leaving when I rise at 2 a.m.

Note that my eldest stepson was downstairs and out of sight at the dining table watching videos on his laptop or tablet, but I managed to get away unnoticed, I think.

I had weighed myself dressed as I was: 200 or 201 pounds. And the claim online was that it was 0º Celsius exactly, whether or not that was true. I was never to see a hint of ice nor frost anywhere.

My usual early stop at an elementary school playground for six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups found the metal bars dry, so I exercised bare-handed, managing repetitions in those six sets of 3 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2, if I am remembering correctly. The strain for this 73-year-old was similar to my session there 48 hours earlier ─ that is, the strain after making that third set with its three repetitions was such that each succeeding set was maximally stressful to the degree that I felt myself to be dangerously approaching something with a pathological potential.

Nonetheless, thereafter I felt invigorated, and my walking pace was strong.

The sole unusual experience of my walk was bypassing the same black cat at approximately the same location that I first met up with it around the same time of night back on Saturday, March 18.

If I ventured to vaguely pinpoint the spot, I might suggest the 14150 block of 100th Avenue as shown on this Google Map. Keep in mind if you look at that map, the entire area 'beneath' 100th Avenue between 140th and 148th Streets is forest ─ there are no homes. And on both of these occasions, we were both on that side of 100th Avenue.

I did not notice the cat until I was maybe 20 feet from it, for unlike last time, it was not walking the sidewalk. Instead, it had been off to the side by the forest.

When I did see it, just prior I had given a rabbit enough of a spook that it ran from near the sidewalk into the shelter of the forest undergrowth ─ but it only went a short distance.

The cat seemed very attentive to the spooked rabbit.

Were it not for a noisily passing car and the fact that I was wearing a pair of footwear that resounded loudly on the pavement with each step, I am certain that the cat would not have stepped from the side of the sidewalk as I was passing it. However, the combination of the passing vehicle, and my fairly fast-paced and noisy footsteps and looming presence, caused the cat to lose some nerve and remove itself a foot or two at most from the sidewalk as I passed it by.

Back on March 18, it never left the sidewalk as we passed one another by, for it was then walking in the direction of 140th Street.

Even so, last night it still faced in the direction of the rabbit more often than it regarded me.

But just as back on March 18, I did not stop to solicit contact with the cat. I just spoke a few soft words of reassurance without stopping in my walk.

There are a few homes on the 'top' side of 100th Avenue between 140th and 141st Streets, but then a fenced elementary school property spans the two blocks between 141st and 143rd Streets.

I do not believe that the cat could live anywhere above the 'top' side 100th Avenue. If it did, and if it regularly visited that side of the forest, then it must be doing so at all hours of the day and night. And during the day and evening, 100th Street is heavily trafficked by motor vehicles, for it is an artery for traffic.

I have come to believe that the cat very well may be abandoned, or else is a stray that has lost track of its original home by having wandered too far. If this is fairly recent and the cat has not had to survive the Winter and snow, it might be faring rather well through hunting. I always seem to see rabbits along the edges of the Green Timbers Urban Forest as I walk its environs; and no doubt, there are smaller rodents that I do not see, but which a black cat close to the ground would have little difficulty tracking.

My concern for the cat is that the forest is home to coyotes, and also has a few large owls.

Of course, maybe the cat does live in a remote home, but loves to ramble, and has the street sense to avoid trying to cross 100th Avenue during the busy time of day. There is no way of me knowing.

Anyway, a while later I sloppily jogged the final three blocks or so leading to 148th Street where I turned right and followed to 96th Avenue where I turned right again and then worked my way back to the Fraser Highway ─ I stopped at an ATM at the Coast Capital Savings headquarters (Google Map) and withdrew $200 from my monthly pension that had been directly deposited yesterday.

On a related note, my wife's T4 Statement of Remuneration Paid showed up this morning in her E-mail account at 11:42 a.m., so I am able at last to get our income tax returns completed and submitted later today ─ I shall be doing so online via the free GenuTax software that I have downloaded into my computer.

Gosh, we have had yet another sunny day ... which I have entirely spent indoors.

This morning my brother and I watched our usual T.V. fare together via our Android TV Box, and I led us off with Odessa Orlewicz's 56-minute livestream of yesterday: The PURE BL00DS. Are They Getting Us Too? Slides Show Slowly-Yes.

A study was done on pure blooded children living with parents that took the shot and pure blooded children who live with parents who did not take the shot. Looks like shedding is real. Scientists look under slides and now more and more UN-vaccinated over time are ALSO showing strange blood anomalies, wherein they weren't before mass amounts of the population ran for the needle. Don't despair- there are many things we can do to help our blood. Scientists also warn that females who want to have children should stay away from vaxxed men...video explanation as to what is going on with the vaccinated men's testes :(

We also watched a number of short (a minute or less) older videos from Rumble's The Why Files channel, but the only video I will cite was longer ─ 13 minutes, and had been uploaded on May 26 last year: How a UFO Caused the Battle of Los Angeles.

THE BATTLE OF LOS ANGELES

On February 25, 1942, at about 2:30 in the morning, the people of Los Angeles were jolted awake by the sound of air-raid sirens.

The city was ordered to blackout and prepare for an attack.

Searchlights sprang to life, frantically scanning the sky above the city for enemy aircraft. Finally, the lights converged on a single object.

As frightened citizens stepped on to their porches and lawns to get a glimpse of the target, the sky erupted with hundreds of explosions of fire, smoke and steel.

The Battle of Los Angeles had begun.

Oh, that's right ─ there was another long one of 10 minutes that had been uploaded on May 11: The Phantom Time Hypothesis -- The Middle Ages Never Happened.

According to a German historian, the year is actually 1724. He says our calendar is a lie and a big chunk of the Middle Ages never happened.

Which says that back in 1000 AD, there was a conspiracy between the church and the Holy Roman emperor to change the calendar. The years 614 through 911 were completely made up. Those 300 years just didn't happen.

So all that history you learned about Charlemagne and the middle ages. Completely fabricated. In fact, the theory says that Charlemagne was specifically designed as propaganda to support the calendar change. To give the emperor and the pope more power.

Sounds crazy? Well, there may proof.

Let's find out why.

We also watched the 40 or more minutes remaining of a video we had to leave from yesterday. It was well over an hour and a half long (1:42:42), and had been uploaded to BitChute's Great Sermons & Zadok Productions channel on December 4, 2020: E Raymond Capt The Lost Tribes of Israel Heirs of Promise.

The description includes some reference links, but does not exactly talk about the video itself. I will only say that E. Raymond Capt is ─ or was, for I suspect that he is now deceased ─ a Biblical archaeologist and scholar. I have not read Wikipedia's article on the Ten Lost Tribes, but maybe you feel motivated to.

Next up was the latest Dane Witington video on YouTube uploaded March 25: Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, March 25, 2023, # 398 ( Dane Wigington ).

Thereafter, we watched a couple of older (from 2018) YouTube videos in the excellent Swedish homesteading series Talasbuan.

I do not know how well my brother was able to bed-rest when we had done, but I managed a nap. He was gone for the day (to socialize) by the time I afterwards rose.

I will be sitting up with him this evening after he is home, watching some T.V. shows via our Android TV Box. Until then, I do not exactly know what I shall be doing. First, though, I must rest my eyes and then tackle those two income tax returns.

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The COVID Fraud & War on Humanity

 THE COVID-19 FRAUD & WAR ON HUMANITY

Although I did not watch a movie early last evening, I did tune in something equally long which I did not finish ─ believe it or not, I finally got around to sampling a full ballet. This one was a version of Giselle. 

I forget how far I got into it, but I cancelled out of it because I saw that my younger brother was arriving home from his daily socializing.

Consequently, I will not report further on it until I have finished watching it.

He was drunk. And being so, he evinced the fullness of this state by leaving the living room in a growling huff and farting about in the kitchen when I used our Android TV Box to tune in an episode of Batwoman.

The drunken jerk can be so petulantly intolerable sometimes that ... well, I will not flesh that statement out.

His behaviour did spoil my immersion into the episode, but I did not cancel the episode and thus reward him.

Thereafter ─ still employing our Android TV Box ─ I tuned in the Doc Martin episode that was not included in most of the apps that I have downloaded into our Box. Sequentially, it interposed between the second and third seasons of the series, and was a T.V. movie titled "On the Edge".

It is often referred to as a 2006 Christmas special, since it did originally air on Christmas Day.

Alas, the sole version I was able to locate a working source for ended up concluding as Part 1 ─ in other words, it was only half of the full-length feature.

I was unable to locate Part 2 despite trying, so I gave the project up for renewal today. I have now found a source, but I will not likely be watching T.V. with my brother this evening. I am either going to get to bed early so that I can rise at 2 a.m. for one of my night walks; or I will head out in the latter evening ─ but this will depend upon me gaining ample rest (as in a nap).

My brother and I were to only watch one further show last night ─ an episode of The Man in the High Castle.

I only drank two cans of the strong (8% alcohol) malt that I keep in stock, but this morning I certainly felt bloody rough for it. Perhaps something else was amiss with me.

This morning beginning at 9 a.m., my brother and I were to watch diverse different fare, beginning with a 16-minute video from Rumble's The Why Files channel that was uploaded on May 12 last year: 9 Time Travel Stories | Is Time Travel Possible? Evidence says yes, it is.

Is time travel possible? According to physicists, yes. Time travel *to the future* is not only possible, it's been scientifically proven.

But what about traveling to the past? Well, that's a little trickier.

BUT, there does seem to be evidence that travelers from the future have visited us in the past; and may be among us right now.

The human race has been fascinated with traveling through time ever since, well, ever since the human race understood what time was.

But has time travel been achieved by future humans? And if so, did they leave us clues that they were here?

We've scoured the internet for the best time travel stories we could find. You may know some of them. Some are hoaxes. A few have been debunked. But there are a couple of stories that defy explanation.

Why are we so obsessed with time travel? Probably because we're obsessed with time. Time rules our lives.

Who doesn't wish they could go back and talk to our younger selves, or meet our ancestors, or witness historical events.

Time creates possibilities; but time also *ends* possibilities. It's finite. When a moment is over. It's over. There are no second chances.

The expression "time is money" isn't exactly true. Time is much more valuable than money. Wealth can be made; lost and made again. But time? Once we lose it, we can never get it back.

Time is the most valuable thing you have.

Spend it wisely.

A lot of words for such a relatively short video.

Next up was a video on Bitchute's FallCabal channel: THE SEQUEL TO THE FALL OF THE CABAL - Part 16: Depopulation – Extinction Tools Numbers 8-9.

Extinction tool number 8 on our list: Chemtrails. After years of denial and ridicule, finally admitted to exist by our governments. Heavy metals are raining down on us, our bodies store them in our brains where they cause havoc. Number 9 on our list: Electrosmog. Every day we are bombarded with the invisible electromagnetic radiation from the use of wireless technology and mains electricity. Plus the ever increasing 5G… do you dare to find out what electrosmog actually does to your body and mind? Then get ready for some chilling facts in part 16!

We have been slowly working our way through this series.

After that video, it was back to The Why Files for a two-part video ─ also uploaded last year on May 12:

• THE LEGEND of the Immortal: The Count of Saint Germain (Part 1 ─ 14 minutes)

• THE LEGEND of the Immortal: The Count of Saint Germain (Part 2 ─ eight minutes)

CHASING THE IMMORTAL COUNT

The Count of Saint Germain has been called a prophet, a sorcerer, and an immortal.

He's been spotted all over the world for a thousand years. And every time he's seen, he looks exactly the same age.

The Count of Saint Germain advised Kings, Queens and Emperors. He was present at every significant event in European history. And even was an important contributor to America's struggle for Independence.

He spoke a dozen languages fluently. He played piano and violin like a virtuoso.

He was an expert in art, science, politics, philosophy and history.

Some say he walked the earth during the time of Christ.

Some say he walks the earth still.

This is his story.

After that, it was back to BitChute, and this time the Great Sermons & Zadok Productions channel for a 24-minute video uploaded on May 11, 2021: Uniform Commerical Code (Maritme Admiralty Law) Strawman & Birth Cert. Common Law and the Bible.

You will have to refer to the link for the video description ─ it is far too detailed and lengthy for me to care to reproduce it here. I am quite interested in this topic, so I will seek out more information.

We were to get through at least an hour of one further video, but there are 40 or more minutes remaining that we will have to finish watching tomorrow ─ I will report on it then.

We've had quite a sunny day ─ another in a small sequence of such days. I had some backyard tool shed exercising in the earliest afternoon, earlier weighing something like 196 pounds while fully clothed and in runners.

Even so, I did manage a peak showing of repetitions in my six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups (4 - 3 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2), but I fell flat at 15 push-ups, unable to endure a mere two more to hit my usual 17. Note that I lower myself until I am brushing the very floor, and push up until my elbows lock.

It is now approaching 8 p.m., and I can say adamantly that I will be going nowhere this evening. It will be the 2 a.m. cellphone alarm for me.

I have just completed a bath after a break from this post, and I have suspicion that my brother may already be home. Perhaps I will not be having my usual light supper, if that be so.

By the way, despite my wife messaging me on Facebook yesterday (she is presently visiting a sister of hers who lives in Rome, Italy) that her employer would send me her T4 Statement of Remuneration Paid, this has not occurred.

I sure hope that it is not being mailed! I direly need to file our tax returns and get whatever tax refund is due as darned soon as possible.

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Much Oddity

Twitter: Five Times August

Whether or not I will mention its occurrence ─ I probably will ─ I shall be interrupting this post in order to try and complete tax returns for my wife and I using the free GenuTax software, and then submitting them online.

I have no income information slips for her ─ and she is presently visiting overseas, and has been since her flight away early in the evening of January 23, with no return date shared with me as yet ─ but I cannot wait. I am desperate for my refund ─ too many huge annual billings loom, beginning with one (annual utilities) due April 3 for which I am going to have to use much of that month's mortgage payment that will come due around the end of the third week of April.

As I recall, it is possible to have GenuTax access any income information slips that various entities are to have filed with the government, and the software will then use that information to complete a person's tax return. However, I have not attempted doing this before, so I am unable to claim that it can actually be done ─ I just hope so.

Okay. Other topics now.

I had last night's planned early a.m. walk, having gotten to bed reasonably early last evening. Oddly enough I do not recall just when that bedtime was ─ I cannot even identify the time confidently within a half hour, but possibly it was after 10 p.m.

My cellphone alarm was set for 2 a.m., and I was going to try out the iPhone alarm ringtone listed as "Twinkle" ─ it sounds a wee bit like the opening prelude melody of Mariah Carey's Christmas hit "All I Want for Christmas Is You".

I never slept well at all, but I heard the tune and hauled myself from bed to hurriedly ready. The house was in darkness, so I was to have full privacy to prepare.

And just before I headed for the front door, I checked online and saw the claim that it was supposedly 1.1º Celsius here in Surrey, and I had weighed around 200 pounds fully-clothed for that walk. That latter would matter when I stopped early into my walk at an elementary school playground for six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups.

Note that the first pair of sets are true overhand pull-ups; the second pair are true underhand chin-ups; and the third pair of sets are pull-ups done with a pair of rings suspended from chains.

It was 2:16 a.m. as I set off down our driveway after locking the front door. The sky seemed clear, and all was dry.

At the school, I found the equipment to be dry, so I was able to exercise bare-handed.

My repetitions in those six sets were 3 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2. 

This was the first time that this 73-year-old was able to manage a third repetition in that first set of chin-ups with the weight I was working with. My best has been three repetitions in the first set of pull-ups, and then just two repetitions in the succeeding five sets of pull-ups and chin-ups. Nevertheless, squeezing out that third chin-up made hitting two repetitions in each of the remaining three sets especially taxing.

Honestly, straining so hard this soon after getting up made me feel marginally unwell at the time ─ it brought to mind the potential of a cardiac or bursting aneurysm issue.

But getting the sets over with loosened and livened me up ─ no question. I set a pretty good place; and much later on I jogged (if ploddingly) for three blocks. I also twice jogged for short distances near home (on the return stretch of my walk) in negotiating first a hill and then a short stretch of a slightly upward sloping road.

It was 4:06 a.m. once I was back home and outside the locked front door. There had not been anything else of note about the walk of five (minimum) miles.

I believe that I made it back to bed just past 5 a.m., but this time sleep was extremely elusive. And eventually there came a time when I found myself ridiculously uncomfortable ─ parts of me felt to be irritated.

I finally rose around 8 a.m. If not for recalling a couple of dream sequences, I would not have admitted to having actually slept.

The day was to be very sunny ─ we have had a few consecutive such days. But I never set foot into the sunshine. Beginning in April, though, I think that I am going to see about sitting out in the backyard for an hour or so on the first sunny afternoon that comes around. Supposed April through September hereabouts are the months when vitamin D production from sunshine can be experienced.

My younger brother and I got together at 9 a.m. for some T.V.-viewing via our Android TV Box (which I alone have the understanding to operate).

I led us off with yesterday's addition to Rumble's A Warrior Calls channel ─ the video exceeded 1¼ hours: Ignorant and Corrupt Time to Clean House.

Christopher James Pritchard's ongoing affirmation that he will one day be spearheading the people's lawful court action against the corrupt and wicked is virtually unwavering, but it is unrealistic. The only way the masses of Canadians are going to be awakened will be when it becomes too late, and they find themselves virtually boiling alive.

Next I tuned in a 23-minute addition of four days ago to Rumble's The Corbett Report channel: The eLibrary is on eFire - #NewWorldNextWeek.

SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/nwnw513/

This week on the New World Next Week: The Dutch continue the worldwide revolution against the technocrats; the Library of Alexandria is still on fire; and the mainstream conspiritainment purveyors suddenly discover one of the 29 hijacked 9/11 planes.

After that, I selected four quite short videos, beginning with a 10-minute addition last May 12 to Rumble's The Why Files channel: The Voynich Manuscript Decoded - Have We Finally Solved the Most Mysterious Book in the World?

For 600 years the Voynich Manuscript has stumped scholars, cryptographers, physicists, and computer scientists. Now, a researcher in Germany has claimed to have finally decoded the most mysterious book in the world.

The Voynich Manuscript is a 240-page medieval codex written in an indecipherable language, full of bizarre drawings of strange plants, astrological symbols and... lots of... naked women.

The Voynich Manuscript defies classification and has also defied comprehension. Cryptologists, FBI operatives, respected medievalists, mathematic and scientific scholars, skilled linguists... they've all been left stumped. Even Alan Turing took a crack at it and came up short.

It's written from left to right and although it's never been "officially" deciphered, there's definitely a structure to it. Researchers have concluded that the language has 20 to 25 distinct letters but nobody has been able to figure out how the letters fit together.

According to cryptanalyst Elizabeth Friedman in 1962, anyone who attempts to translate it is "doomed to utter frustration."

Let's find out why.

Quite a lengthy description for such a short video!

The final three videos were all from June 2020, and came from BitChute's bluedemon218 channel:

• Charles Domery & Tarrare (10½ minutes)

Two Men Able to Eat Anything + Not Quit Eating.

Tarrare: a French showman and soldier, noted for his unusual appetite and eating habits. Able to eat vast amounts of meat, he was constantly hungry; his parents could not provide for him, and he was turned out of the family home as a teenager. He travelled France in the company of a band of thieves and prostitutes, before becoming the warm-up act to a travelling charlatan.

Charles Domery: Polish soldier serving in the Prussian and French armies, noted for his unusually large appetite. Serving in the Prussian Army against France during the War of the First Coalition, he found that the rations of the Prussians were insufficient and deserted to the French Army in return for food. Although generally healthy, he was voraciously hungry during his time in the French service, and ate any available food. While stationed near Paris, he was recorded as having eaten 174 cats in a year, and although he disliked vegetables, he would eat 4 to 5 pounds (1.8 to 2.3 kg) of grass each day if he could not find other food. During service on the French ship Hoche, he attempted to eat the severed leg of a crew member hit by cannon fire, before other members of the crew wrestled it from him.

• Human Experiment Project 4.1 (38 minutes)
  

"Project 4.1 was the designation for a medical study and experimentation conducted by the United States of those residents of the Marshall Islands exposed to radioactive fallout from the March 1, 1954 Castle Bravo nuclear test at Bikini Atoll, which had an unexpectedly large yield. Government and mainstream historical sources point to the study being organized on March 6 or March 7, 1954, six days after the Bravo shot." - Wikipedia

(Please note that there were vast stretches of the above video where even though the video timer kept running, the imagery was frozen ─ sometimes with no sound, either. Other times, there was no sound, but the imagery kept advancing. Consequently, jumping through these various 'gaps' possibly reduced the video to less than a half hour.)

• Linda Hazzard the "Starvation Doctor" (15 minutes)

Linda Burfield Hazzard (December 18, 1867 – June 24, 1938), nicknamed the "Starvation Doctor" was an American quack, fraud, and swindler noted for her promotion of fasting as a treatment. She was imprisoned by the state of Washington for a number of deaths resulting from this at a sanitarium she operated there in the early 20th century. Her treatments were responsible for at least 15 deaths. Born 1867 in Carver County, Minnesota, she died during a fast in 1938

She created a "sanitarium", Wilderness Heights, in Olalla, Washington, where inpatients fasted for days, weeks, or months on a diet of small amounts of tomato and asparagus juice and occasionally a small teaspoon of orange juice. While some patients survived and publicly sang her praises, dozens died under her care. Hazzard claimed that they all died of undisclosed or hitherto undiagnosed illnesses such as cancer or cirrhosis of the liver. Her opponents claimed that they all died of starvation. Local residents referred to the place as "Starvation Heights". She assured people that her method was a panacea for all manner of ills, because she was able to rid the body of toxins that caused imbalances in the body.

There is considerably more description to the above video, but you can find the remainder (that had been copied in full) at the Wikipedia article Linda Hazzard.

I have rather eclectic interests, so early last evening I watched (without my brother ─ he would not have been okay with the choice) an old 13-minute upload of October 17, 2019, to BitChute's Adaneth_Arts channel: Rigoletto: Quartet, Aria, Recitative from Act II | Tito Gobbi and Renata Scotto (1959).

Rigoletto Synopsis - ACT II: A room in the duke's palace.
Like Rigoletto, the duke had gone back to the house to find Gilda gone. His concern for her convinces him that this time he is really in love. The courtiers describe their exploit to him and he soon realises it is Gilda they have carried off, and rushes to comfort her with the revelation of his true identity. When Rigoletto comes in search of Gilda, the courtiers feign indifference. Realising that she is with the duke he first abuses the courtiers, then begs them to restore his daughter. As she emerges in a state of disarray from the duke's bedroom, he orders the courtiers to leave. Gilda tells him about the young man at church and about how she had been abducted, though making no reference to what has occurred just now. Rigoletto comforts her and promises they will leave Mantua. Monterone, led by on his way to prison, laments that the duke is still untouched by his curse. Rigoletto swears that Monterone will be avenged by him, as Gilda pleads in vain for mercy.

I watched it without knowing a thing about the opera Rigoletto. I didn't even recognize any of the music. So obviously I had no idea what was going on, for I had not even bothered to read a description. All I could tell was that the scene seemed to involve a hunchbacked court jester who was being shunned by the gentlemen of the court.

I was impressed by how well baritone Tito Gobbi was able to naturally distort his face to look particularly gruesome as the hunchback. I was also a little surprised to learn that just within the past week or so I watched Tito perform in Il Barbiere di Siviglia | Opera Film (1947), but did not realize that until today.

Renata Scotto in Rigoletto could undeniably sing and act, but as any sort of love interest, she was no Nelly Corradi ─ that opera singer was gorgeous (she had a lead role in Il Barbiere di Siviglia ─ better known to most people as The Barber of Seville). 

I now want to watch other operas in which Nelly performed.

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Well, I attempted to access my wife's income information that should be filed with Canada Revenue Agency, but I am not authorized to have it.

My sole option is that my wife can have her employer E-mail me the T4 Statement of Remuneration Paid. But even allowing for that to be accomplished, I still have absolutely no idea if my wife ever got any income from the government for which she may have gotten an information slip that I know nothing about.

Why the Hell can't the damned government make things easier ─ is it not bad enough that we have to pay taxes?!

I have a photo of hers that she uploaded to her Facebook account this morning at 3:01 a.m. ─ in Rome, it was 11:01 a.m.:

 

I do not know who the woman in the background is, but it is definitely not my wife's sister. Perhaps she is an employee at Aarun Thai Massage, where my wife may have been when she took the photo.

Wherever Thai people emigrate to, they always seem to accumulate a huge Thai social network, so no doubt that has been the case with my wife's sister.

 Well, I have little else worth mentioning and since my evening is already upon me, I am going to close this post and see if maybe I can find time to watch a movie before my brother returns home from his daily socializing. I will be sitting up with him once he is home and watching a few of the T.V. series we follow in common.

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Another Kennedy in the White House?

The second half-litre can of Danish Faxe Royal Strong (8% alcohol) beer that I found nearly a week ago got consumed last evening, along with two cans of regular-sized strong (8% alcohol) malt. 

I realize now that the two cans were probably not imports, but rather products of Faxe Canada.

Anyway, as much as I will now miss having the extra beer to drink of an evening, I expect that my overall well-being will benefit, for there were some morning aftereffects. I am unaccustomed to consuming that much alcohol.

My younger brother had arrived home before I had yet published yesterday's blog post here, so I never got a chance to watch any T.V. on my own. Even so, his somewhat early arrival home from his daily socializing meant that we were to watch (via our Android TV Box) more than our usual number of shows.

In the case of last evening, we watched an episode each of Supergirl, Doc Martin, Resident Alien, Animal Kingdom, and Yellowstone.

In the case of Doc Martin, it was the premiere episode of season three, but I realize now that there was a T.V. movie that came out in between the two seasons; titled On the Edge, I expect that it will provide a few answers to certain changes in that premiere season three episode.

However, we will not be watching it this evening ─ I have an early a.m. walk planned that requires me to be getting up at 2 a.m. to quickly ready for, so I need to get to bed relatively early this evening. I will be avoiding my brother.

He left for the day early this afternoon (to "socialize") while I was having my needed early afternoon nap.

Earlier in the morning we had watched some further T.V. together, starting off with an hour-long video uploaded to BitChute's Mercola channel four days ago: Will We See Another Kennedy in the White House?- Interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the author of two books. "American Values: Lessons I Learned from My Family," published in 2018, describes the Kennedys' 60-year-long fight with the CIA.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently announced he’s considering entering the presidential race if he can garner enough support. To support his bid for president, visit TeamKennedy.com.

The Children’s Health Defense (CHD) and several other plaintiffs, including me, are suing the Trusted News Initiative (TNI) for violation of antitrust laws. The BBC has been using its market power and illegal collaboration with other leading market actors to crush smaller news outlets.

The CHD has also filed a number of First Amendment cases, including one against Facebook, which censored the CHD, Mercola.com and many other sites.

As a private company, Facebook has the right to censor anyone it wants, for any reason. However, they cannot do it at the behest of the government, and we now have ample evidence that this is precisely what they’ve been doing.

Kennedy believes if he is elected to the White House he can clean out government corruption because he knows where it is, what it stems from and how to correct it.

I would sure vote for the guy if I was American.

Next we watched a 1¼-hour (1:14:25) upload of three days ago to Rumble's Stew Peters Network channel: LIVE @ 8: Uncensored: WHO's IHR Amendments Already IN PLACE By Default with Dr. Rima Laibow.

Dr. Rima joins Maria Zeee to explain how the WHO's deadly proposed IHR Amendments are already in place by default, detailing the timeline to take action to stop this nail-in-the-coffin before November of this year.

I have not before heard of Dr. Rima Laibow, but the ol' gal sure is sharp!

The final video we watched was a 13-minute oldie at BitChute's bluedemon218 channel: Bikini Island Nuclear Test (Actual Footage).

My brother had nipped out to pick up his girlfriend Bev at 10 a.m. to drive her to work, so I took that time for some exercise out in the backyard tool shed, first weighing in fully-clothed at approximately 193 pounds.

In the six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups that comprised the major portion of the exercises, my repetitions in those six sets were: 3 - 3 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2.

It was sunny and quite warm then, and the day remained so. In fact, I do believe that I could have sat in the backyard this afternoon and gotten coloured by the Sun.

This has me fairly concerned, for I spend so much time in the afternoons working on a post in each of my two blogs, plus adding content into whatever post I have on the go at one of my two hosted websites. On top of requiring an early afternoon nap, how am I ever going to be able to find the time for any sunning when the weather becomes possible to do so?

My eyes are burned out right now ─ I need to rest them. Yet around mid-afternoon, I was E-mailed the two receipts I need in order to file the tax returns for my wife and I ─ the receipts are for the Digital News Subscription Tax Credit.

I desperately need the tax refund ─ otherwise, I have extreme doubt that I can manage the monthly mortgage along with the upcoming three major annual expenditures for utilities, home insurance, and property taxes. The first is due April 3, the second will be due June 14, and the third in earliest July.

Heck, even with a hefty tax refund if such is forthcoming, I misdoubt being able to handle those expenses. And it has me despondent.

I am going to close this post and get it published ─ maybe I can yet somehow manage to work on those two tax returns. But it is already nearly 6 p.m. This project may not be possible with the time I have remaining to me today.

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The Gain-of-Function Industry

It may have been as much as 10:15 p.m. last evening before I went to bed ─ it was not too very long after my younger brother had gotten home from his daily socializing. When I heard him arrive, I shut myself up into my bedroom in order to avoid becoming involved with him, for I would not be watching T.V. ─ my cellphone alarm was set for 4 a.m. to rouse me for a later excursion afoot to do some grocery shopping.

I had earlier watched some T.V. on my own ─ a 2011 Alicia Witt movie titled The Flight of the Swan (also titled 10 Days to Destruction).

To be honest, it was heavily overacted ─ the unbridled emotional extremes were almost ludicrous. Men collapsing to the floor, sometimes unconscious ─ the torrents of outright wailing by male and feamle characters. Sometimes it barely made any sense.

It was utterly unrealistic.

I also did not appreciate the enormous gaps in time that were sometimes years long. I might complain too that the conversation was generally too low, whereas sound effects and thematic music and even songs were excessively loud.

I had scant sympathy for the central character. How he could go from being a virtuous rebel of a young man bravely standing up to torture and even an apparent firing squad, only to eventually become a sort of underling business tycoon for a shady conglomerate to which he devoted such energies that he early on lost his marriage and family life ─ along with his scruples and courage ─ was not anything I could identify with.

As for how the movie ended, all I could surmise was that he was going to lament in such extended emotional torment off in the night atop some rock face where I suspect he once made idyllic love with his wife (as played by Alicia Witt) when he was a young man, that perhaps he was going to bawl himself to death ─ it was that overdone.

The movie began terrifically; but it soon trailed off into sort of a fantasy tale that leapt spans in time until the emotional overacting took over. It became aught but soap opera.

If I gave it three stars out of five, it would only be due to my adoration of Alicia Witt, who was the main supporting character. She was absolutely beautiful.

I was unfamiliar with lead actor James D'arcy, but what I did find of considerable note was that his movie mother was played by Linda Gray while his ultimate corporate boss was played by Larry Hagman ─ Linda and Larry had central roles together in the long-running T.V. series Dallas years ago.

Bluntly, I do not recommend the movie ─ the histrionics are far too much.

By the way, I do not know why the alternate movie title was 10 Days to Destruction ─ the main character began self-destructing when he started to devote himself to his lucrative career at the expense of his loving wife and young kids, and that began at least a couple of decades before the movie's conclusion.

It was fortunate that I was awake when my cellphone alarm sounded, for I barely could hear it. I think that somehow the alarm tone has gotten switched off, and there is only vibrate. Writing about this has reminded me, and I have now switched both the alarm and the ringtone to Twinkle. And for the alarm, I cancelled the vibrate feature. I also jacked up the volume to maximum.

I happen to like Maria Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You", and the Twinkle sound is very similar to the opening melody of that hit song. I am perfectly fine with that!

Anyway, I gave myself plenty of time to prepare myself for my walk to do some shopping, although I did not leave home quite as early as I had meant to ─ it was within 10 minutes of 6 a.m.'s arrival that I left.

I wanted to leave earlier so that I could have a five-mile round trip walk, stopping at the nearest Save-On-Foods as I was returning ─ it is maybe a little under a mile from here. I had written in yesterday's post that I was considering hiking to a more remote chain store that would have given me a 5.625-mile round trip, but I decided that its sale items were not that essential.

I weighed myself just before leaving, and registered at about 200 pounds. I had also checked online the temperature hereabouts, and was a little surprised to find that we were supposedly a fraction of a degree below freezing. That was still the case by the time I was home again.

Early into my walk I stopped for six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups at a fairly nearby elementary school playground, and found the metal bars drenched with condensation. I was not keen on exercising with my bare hands, so I did not wipe the bars clear ─ I wore my gloves instead. And my performance was my usual number of repetitions there in recent weeks: three in the first set, and two in each of the remaining five sets.

Just doing the first three repetitions had my gloves so wet with the nearly icy condensation that it was distinctly uncomfortable.

I was also to stop at my financial institution's ATM to withdraw $70, for I only had $10 in my wallet.

It was dark when I left home, but day was breaking during my outward walk to such degree that I decided to scrap going all the way along 100th Avenue to 148th Street here in north Surrey, and instead turned into Green Timbers Access (Google Map).

There were already three vehicles parked in there ─ early birds wanting to hike the trails. I suspected that most people would be attracted to the lake, so I believe that I held to Skyline Trail (Google Map),following it to Cedar Trail where I turned right as you look at that map; and then when I came to the first (unidentified) trail, I followed it to 96th Avenue. If I remember properly, the unidentified trail was actually Hemlock Trail.

At 96th Avenue I then turned left and walked it to Green Timbers Way (Google Map), which I then followed until I was able to cut right past the Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre building (Google Map) which brought me almost to the intersection of Fraser Highway & 140th Street.

From there, I followed Fraser Highway to where I could access Save-On-Foods (Google Map) where I did my shopping and then came the near-mile or so home.

All in all, I must have walked a minimum of four miles ─ possibly even 4½ miles.

I gauged my shopping well, spending just under $73.

It was at least 8 a.m. by the time I was back home. I decided to not waste time sitting up, and got back into bed to get what rest I could before later joining my brother after he had risen and was watching T.V.

When he invited me to put our Android TV Box into action, I led us off with the addition of two days ago to Rumble's Vaccine Safety Research Foundation channel ─ this video was not too much under 1½ hours long (1:22:52), and proved to be much more interesting than I honestly expected: Full Episode #70: Live From Atlanta Covid Litigation Conference Preview & Ask the Lawyers.

Live from Atlanta, the entire VSRF Team will speak
with Covid Litigation Conference speakers & attorneys Robert Barnes, Tricia Lindsay, and Warner Mendenhall.

The video had actually been livestreamed three days ago.

Thereafter, we only had time for one further video ─ a one-hour livestream yesterday to Rumble's childrenshealthdefense channel: The Gain of Function Industry With Whitney Webb.

How far back can we trace gain-of-function research? Co-hosting today’s ‘Good Morning CHD’ are Whitney Webb and Jeremy Vedmore. Both investigative journalists, they have a wealth of knowledge on bioweapons to share with viewers. From the 19th century to the present day, to what extent has vaccination development as a means of profiting emotionally and physically harmed the global population? And what do the evil actors, behind this agenda, have planned for the future? Watch to find out.

For Reference Links + MORE content like this go to CHD.TV:
https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-chd/

I revised that given link to direct you straight to the various video references, for it otherwise would not have brought the visitor directly to the pertinent video.

My brother sought bed rest following the video, and I was having my early afternoon nap when he rose and left for the day.

We have had a fair amount of sunshine, but there is no shortage of cloud.

I was all set to use the free download I have of the GenuTax tax software to get the tax returns for my wife and I completed and filed, but I realized at the last moment that I had failed to acquire receipts for the two weekend edition newspapers that I subscribe to which qualify me for the Digital News Subscription Tax Credit.

I applied for the two receipts, but the claim was presented that it could take as long as three business days for them to be E-mailed to me.

There is much else I could report concerning my wife, but I am exhausted of time ─ my evening is advancing, and my brother could appear back home at any time. I plan to sit up this evening watching shows with him ... and having some beer.

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The Public Are ‘Vaccine’ Guinea Pigs

Twitter: Eva Vlaardingerbroek

With my Sabbath fast begun yesterday afternoon, I managed to weather the evening of T.V. with my younger brother without relenting and having any of the beer that I have on hand.

After he was home somewhere around 9:30 p.m. from his daily socializing, I used our Android TV Box to tune in an episode of Black Lightning, and then one of Shoestring (all episodes of this series' two seasons are presently available on YouTube at this link).

Then I tuned in the earliest known full episode of the 1960s T.V. series The Avengers ─ "Girl on the Trapeze".

As the Wikipedia article I linked to maintains, this was actually the sixth episode of the series, and did not even feature the John Steed character.

If you are interested in seeing the episode, I found a good source at this link at Archive.org.

I have now watched two episodes of The Avengers from the first season featuring Ian Hendry, and continue to be struck by how much he sounds like and resembles Perry Como.

Ian was extremely enjoyable to watch, and I will probably start trying to see as much of his work as I can. 'Tis sad that he died at the too-young age of 53.

I will not be sitting up this evening watching T.V. with my brother ─ I plan to get up at 4 a.m. and get away shortly before 6 a.m. on the 5.625-mile round trip hike to do a very little grocery shopping at the nearest Real Canadian Superstore.

When my brother and I got together this morning for some different T.V. fare, I led us off with a half hour YouTube video featuring Chris Sky that was uploaded March 20: UPDATE WITH CHRIS SKY / 5 DAYS OF ABSOLUTE TERROR.

I really do hope that Chris is able to run for the position of Toronto mayor, and wins huge!

The second and last video I tuned in was yesterday's 1½-hour (1:33:56) addition to Rumble's Children's Health Defense Canada channel: The Public Are ‘Vaccine’ Guinea Pigs Amid Rising Safety Signals.

The Public Are ‘Vaccine’ Guinea Pigs Amid Rising Safety Signals -Drs. Byram Bridle & Patrick Provost

During the so-called Covid-19 pandemic, scientific dialogue was replaced in favour of a singular narrative that led to a harmful one-size-fits-all policies and a singular “solution”: an experimental mRNA injection.

Amanda Forbes of Children’s Health Defense Canada joins forces with Glen Jung of Bright Light News to interview two leading experts, vaccinologist Dr. Byram Bridle and RNA expert Prof. Patrick Provost. Rather than being place on scientific boards to discuss the rollout of the shots, both have been vilified for exposing the evidence of harms associated with the injections. Dr. Bridle remains unable to access his teaching lab at Guelph and funding, and Prof. Provost continues to fight Laval University, where he raised concerns with the ‘vaccine’ rollout for children but was subsequently suspended because, incredibly, as an RNA expert, he was deemed unqualified to speak about mRNA vaccines.

In this riveting interview where the two experts meet and discuss the vaccine technology for the first time, much ground is covered including the global phenomenon of increased excess deaths, the potential for the tainting of the Canadian blood supply due to “vaccinated” blood, the leaving of intact vaccine, vaccine components or produced spike through a bodily fluid to potentially enter another human being, that is, shedding, and much more.

Afterwards my brother retired to his bedroom for some rest, and he left for the day while I was abed having an early afternoon nap ─ I actually got back into bed just ahead of 1 p.m.

There had been some rain overnight ─ very light, I expect; and it may have carried over into earliest morning. However, the afternoon was mainly sunny and somewhat warm.

My wife ─ who is presently in Rome, Italy, visiting with a sister of hers who lives there ─ posted the following five photos to her Facebook account at 5:02 a.m. Pacific Time Zone, or 1:02 p.m. local Rome time:

I am confident that the Leaning Tower of Pisa is in the background in that last photo of my wife and her sister.

As my afternoon comes to a close, I am very tempted to seek another nap, but I realize that doing so would likely scotch an easy approach to any sleep later this evening.

And despite my successful fast thus far, I actually managed to have two sessions of some exercise today. I obtained the earliest when my brother left to pick up his girlfriend Bev at 10 a.m. to drive her to work.

Despite weighing 193 pounds fully clothed, I managed repetitions in six sets of pull-ups and chin-ups as follows: 3 - 3 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 2. It was gruelling.

I think that I have less than two hours remaining in my fast, so a bath is going to help eat up that time. It is not easy just sitting around trying to weather a fast!

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