You Are Not Peripheral

The felt presence of direct experience is the nexus of space and time that is completely unique to your existence. The rest is another roadside attraction.

The Apocalypse & Revelations Are Awesome

An Apocalypse (Greek: ἀποκάλυψις apokálypsis; "lifting of the veil" or "revelation") is a disclosure of something hidden from the majority of mankind in an era dominated by falsehood and misconception, i.e. the veil to be lifted. 

Both The Apocalypse and Revelation have been cynically reframed by the Vatican (and the other Abrahamic faiths) to relate to catastrophe and disaster. It is part of their vast arsenal and track record of historical revisionism to deceive us to be fearful and seek salvation through their services.

Through a readers encouragement I revisited Neil Kramer's work last night and I enjoyed it very much. Like Neil I also believe we're living in the Apocalypse, as the self evident daily revelations of inarguable global elite hypocrisy dissolves in full view of those who are both awake and aware. It's a one of the best things of living in these times and the show has already started as far as I'm concerned. 

There's some very nice lines in this interview including the obsession of our age to own 'nice things' as a poor reflection of our species given half the planet gets by on two bucks a day - it's unconscionable. 

I returned to Neil's work thinking I'd find him humourless and a little too worthy for my taste but I was wrong. He's got some very useful paradigms for separating what is and isn't important.

Time To Stop Appeasing The Psychopaths In The PENTAGON™ Mr President

He's right to be angry over the accusations of appeasement from his detractors, and  of continuing Bush 43 policies by his supporters. The only reason that I can guess why a clever (and likeable) man like Obama would approve of Osama Bin Ladin's murder without trial and insta-body-disposal at sea, if it even happened, is if the Pentagon are lying to him. 

All the more reason to kick those doors down. Notice how his tie changes colour just before he walks off.