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David Stockman On The Parallels Between The COVID Hysteria And The Salem Witch Trials

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No doubt people have lost their minds over C19. If so, it sems not much as changed since 1919 or even since times before that. Rulers are ruling with fear and the ruled are only to happy for forget the lessons.

“But there is a lesson in this classic tale that is embarrassing in its verisimilitude. Namely, one of the best academic explanations for the outbreak of seizures and convulsions which fueled the Salem hysteria was a disease called “convulsive ergotism”, which is brought on by ingesting rye grain infected with a fungus that can invade developing kernels of the grain, especially under warm and damp conditions.During the rye harvest in Salem in 1691 these conditions existed at a time when one of the Puritans’ main diet staples was cereal and breads made of the harvested rye. Convulsive ergotism causes violent fits, a crawling sensation on the skin, vomiting, choking, and, hallucinations—meaning that it was Mother Nature in the ordinary course working her episodically unwelcome tricks, not the “Evil Hand” of a spiritual pathogen, which imperiled the community.Similarly, in 2020 there Was no Evil Hand Sci-Fi PathogenThe truth is, in 2020 it was also Mother Nature—likely abetted by the Fauci-sponsored gain-of-function researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology—who disgorged one of the nastier among ordinary respiratory viruses.

Source: David Stockman On The Parallels Between The COVID Hysteria And The Salem Witch Trials | ZeroHedge

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Yes, Jesus Would Have Been Branded A Domestic Extremist Today

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It probably wouldn’t go well. The aliens are afraid of us too. I can’t blame them.

What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time? What kind of reception would Jesus and his family be given? Would we recognize the Christ child’s humanity, let alone his divinity? Would we treat him any differently than he was treated by the Roman Empire? If his family were forced to flee violence in their native country and sought refuge and asylum within our borders, what sanctuary would we offer them?

Source: Yes, Jesus Would Have Been Branded A Domestic Extremist Today | ZeroHedge

Viking Cats – DNA Study Shows the Crucial Role Felines Played in Viking Life

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The researchers support their conclusion based on information gathered concerning early Middle-Eastern cats, specifically, that their growth in numbers was as a direct result of farming practices during that time. Geigl argues that these cats enjoyed hunting the mice which were drawn to the grains sown in the fields. When humans realized that these animals hunted the mice which were a nuisance to their crop, they elected to keep them as domestic animals.

Source: Viking Cats – DNA Study Shows the Crucial Role Felines Played in Viking Life

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Creative Historical Interpretations Are Not History – American Thinker

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No substitute for a professional Historian. None!

The dominating narrative in American schools and the popular culture today is that slavery began in America in 1619.  Unfortunately, there is about as much truth in that scenario as there was in the “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” media crusade in August 2014.  Nikole Hannah-Jones and her Critical Race Theory comrades prove beyond doubt the accuracy of Arthur Schlesinger’s maxim that “history is a weapon.”  They distort the historical narrative by omitting key facts that, if told, would present an entirely different view of the past.

There seems to be a general consensus, regarding the arrival of African slaves at Jamestown in 1619. They were first captured in Angola, and sold to Portuguese slavers based in Luanda. While in transport towards Mexico, two English corsairs flying a Dutch flag captured this Portuguese ship in the Gulf and removed some of the slaves, who were then brought to Jamestown, which was in desperate need of laborers. Here, “some twenty odd” Africans were exchanged for “victuals.”

Source: Creative Historical Interpretations Are Not History – American Thinker

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Songwriter U: Songwriting Tips with the Circle of Fifths – American Songwriter

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A reminder

By Shawn Leonhardt for Guitar Tricks and 30 Day Singer The Circle of Fifths is not complicated, even for beginner guitar players. In fact, the circle of fifths really doesn’t convey that much info. Like many images or tables, it is simply taking data and organizing it; in this case, it sums up music theory […] More

Source: Songwriter U: Songwriting Tips with the Circle of Fifths – American Songwriter

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