At the beginning of WWII in Britain, when thousands of men were called out of the Depression and into the War, it was in the Armed Forces that many had their first regular meals for months or even years. I can remember how gaunt and scraggy so many of the men were in my town. They seemed to be either unemployed or working themselves to death for starvation wages. And that included my father who had a double apprenticeship and was a master craftsman.
A Reality Check on the Nation
This is taken from the comments of a retired CIA agent who worked to alter the economic systems of other countries. This is a good example of what hundreds of people have been saying for ages in little monographs and pamphlets. The main print media don't touch anything like the truth about this country, but now we have the internet and anyone with a voice and courage can at least get the message out in cyber space without all the expense and hassle of writing books that can be destroyed or suppressed.
Season of the Lambs
I’m writing this on the 29th January 2010 which is the anniversary of the day I received the name Douglas Many Deeds from some non hostile Indians. We are close to the beginning of February, which means about forty days after Yule. The mother of the Celtic Sun god born again on the 21st of December, the Solstice, has experienced her customary forty days of purification after childbirth and is now entering her cyclical change into maidenhood.
Water and the Vampire Connection
Vampires seem to be very popular nowadays. I thought that this little canter may interest people who have an unusual interest in blood, their own or other people’s.







