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Free Advice about Life, Universe and Other Stuff from Lawrence R. Spencer
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These clever cartoons were created by Nina Paley. She also does wonderful animations. Visit both of her websites at http://blog.ninapaley.com/ and http://mimiandeunice.com/
and check out her book too…..
MISINFORMATION WANTS TO BE FREE: 200+ Mimi & Eunice Cartoons by Nina Paley
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A clever song and comical animation about Freedom, Firearms and the rights of Farm Animals!
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Spiritualism: In Search of Proof of Spirits
During the rise of spiritualism in the mid-1800s and into the early twentieth century, there were mediums who claimed they could speak to the dead and bring forth oddities from the other side of the grave. There were also photographers who produced intriguing psychic photographs of the deceased who were appearing beside loved ones. Arguments ensued about whether or not these paranormal claims were true. Arthur Conan Doyle found that a group of mediums called the “Crew Circle” and one of its members in particular, psychic-medium Billy Hope, had come under strong attack by now legendary ghost investigator, Harry Price, of the Society for Psychical Research. Price was claiming Mr. Hope had switched photographic plates during Price’s investigation of him. Doyle elected to defend Mr. Hope and “maligned members of the Crewe Circle” by publishing evidence in support of the ghost photographs being produced by the group.
Doyle the Spiritualist
Arthur Conan Doyle was a spiritualist who believed that ghosts and spirits could be contacted by use of a psychic-medium. To prove this idea to others, he elected to personally investigate the production of ghost pictures from mediums who were adept at creating this phenomena. His findings were published in 1923 in a book entitled, The Case for Spirit Photography. As of this writing, copies of his book can fetch between $150-300, depending upon condition.
In The Case for Spirit Photography, Arthur Conan Doyle explains his intentions to defend the Crewe Circle, Medium Billy Hope and spirit photography:
“I hope to make it clear to any unprejudiced mind that there is overwhelming evidence that we have in Mr. Hope, a man endowed with most singular powers, and that, instead of persecuting and misrepresenting him, it would be wiser if we took a sympathetic view of his remarkable work, which has brought consolation to the afflicted, and conviction to many who had lost all belief in the independent life of the spirit.”
Mr. Hope, following on the heels of famed spirit photographer, William Mumler, at the time of Doyle’s investigation, had been producing ghosts in photos for 17 years. He had been tested by the experts of his day who were proficient in photography, science, and investigative journalism. Arthur Conan Doyle tested Mr. Hope and his ghost picture process by purchasing, opening, marking, and inserting his own photographic plates into Hope’s camera. After medium Hope took a picture with the plates, Doyle removed them, developed, and fixed them himself. The pictures would reveal a smoky presence Arthur Conan Doyle called “ectoplasm” – evidence of spirit presence.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle continues detailing other experiments involving Mr. Hope and the Crewe Circle, including the examination of their character. By the end of the book, we read numerous personal testimonies corroborating Doyle’s conclusions. The testimony of George H. Lethem, at the time serving as Justice of the Peace for the City of Glasgow, was highly credible. Lethem also examined the entire process of the Crewe Circle members and came to the following conclusions about their photographs:
Mr. Hope was never proven a fraud. His process went with him when he left this earth in 1933. Doyle’s book survives today as a positive testimony of Hope’s legacy. The debate about the validity of ghost and spirit photographs still continues to be waged, today, by both skeptics and believers.
After viewing the ghost pictures and evidence that Arthur Conan Doyle puts forth in his book, do you believe he has proven the case for spirit photography? Were the photos just hoaxes or were they real evidence produced by members of the Crewe Circle? You decide…
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When I read this book my point of view about “America”, and my European heritage were changes utterly, completely and forever. In fact, my opinion of all human beings was permanently altered. My 5 times Great Grandmother was the sister of the Chief of the Mohawk Indians in New York. So, I can at least claim Native American blood in my veins, for which I am proud and grateful.
Everything you ever read in U.S. “history books” is a lie. All of the “Cowboy and Indian movies” you ever saw were nothing more than slick, Hollywood propaganda aimed and covering up and justifying the greatest human holocaust in history — the slaughter of more than 100 million Indigenous Natives in the North, Central and South America by European “explorers”, soldiers and priests…. The so-called explorers and colonists or conquistadors who floated over the Atlantic in small wooden boats in search of gold and slaves were literally the scum of the Earth. Unwashed, uneducated, disease ridden soldiers, thieves and priests.
The “discovery” and “settlement” of the American continents was done over the dead bodies of more than 100 million people, who were, for the most part, peaceful, spiritual, cultivated, civilized beings who lived in harmony with nature and the Earth. These people were murdered by European diseases. They were hunted down like buffalo and slaughtered intentionally by the U.S. government as a planned strategy of intentional extinction. The carnage wrought upon the Native Americans by the European Invasion makes the holocaust of World War II seem like a picnic in Fantasy Land, by comparison.
I urge you to read this book: STOLEN CONTINENTS by Ronald Wright. Learn the truth about your own history, and the “karma” we “Americans” have inherited from your European ancestors. And, fear for our own future. What went around, comes back around.
The following short videos reveal more about the history and current treatment of Native Americans.