Terence McKenna - Packing For A Long Strange Trip

I have a rule of thumb these days. If a person died prematurely and proselytized a compelling message of peace and human emancipation it's likely they were taken out for being dangerous to hierarchical control. This includes Lennon, McKenna and Bill Hicks.

Terence McKenna - Conversations At The Edge Of Magic

A good introduction to his work that challenges the flaws in the theory of evolution. His idea is equally tenuous but it does highlight the inexplicable gap that punctuated equilibrium (notice the odd terminology to explain an easy concept) tries to leap.

Via Alchemical Archives.

Is Krugman Pro Project Bluebeam?

Krugman is too far down the food chain (and too critical of ruling elites) to know what's really going on but he is high enough up the ladder to receive sotto voce tip offs if it suits an agenda. 

Interesting timing. 

Ancient Aliens And Sacred Places

If asked the best TV shows I've watched, I'd say The Wire for casting and scripts, and Ancient Aliens for prodding me to examine everything I ever knew. This is the third series but I do recommend going back to the beginning. All of them are available on Youtube. They are Socratic interrogations which makes them so enjoyable. Materialist science,  tenured history and archaeology wouldn't be the sham they currently are if they took their example from the only mainstream media content to question the fundamental delusion that planet Earth isn't the 7-Eleven of the cosmos. It is. Whatever way you cut the evidence.

Reptilian Symbolism in Conan the Barbarian

Satellite Morphed Composite Anomalies Worldwide August 11, 2011

Michio Kaku Is A Government Shill

Do not trust Michio Kaku. Don't trust me either as I'm only hypothesizing what the next drama will be based on research that is bound to have disinformation. But at least familiarise yourself with Project Blue Beam. Here's Michio Kaku being challenged on free energy by a nuclear physicist.