Project Lockstep. The lockdown. Maskers and vaxers accusing the resisters of being selfish, cruel, evil people who'd spread a disease rather than suffer the inconvenience of staying home or wearing masks

"Was the government teaching school-children to hide under their desks just to induce fear and funnel black tax money into a fake Cold War arms race?" - that, I could believe. But this - I struggle

You believe the moon landing was faked....? You don't believe the earth is flat, do you....? My husband is scoffing at the idea of nuclear bombs not having caused the damage to Heroshima and Nagasaki.

So many many things to ponder and comment on - the one I seize first: my first book, written at the age of ten, was the story of a child who had to experience the aftermath of a nuclear war while he journeyed

Wow!!! You have so many many blog posts I need to catch up on. This - must get my EE husband (electrical engineer, god of electromagnetic radio waves or frequencies or something like that) to read this!

Why read dystopian fiction when you live in one? Funny. Since 2013 or thereabouts, I began to grow weary of all the post-apoca-topia, my term for the ubiquitous and annoying post-apocalyptic-dystopian

Oh dear, I guessed wrong. I was certain this is the haiku I had seen before: a sleepless night my body’s edges obscured where do I begin? Woodpecker... Dogs at dawn waking us... It's all very very relatable.

Love it! My "tin foil" apparel is made from silver-lined and radiation-blocking fabrics. Seriously, I'll be looking into this now. (Grounding/barefoot, wand-holding, why not the tinfoil!) Spot-on,

"My mother really did say that bit about sitting in a corner and laughing to me." Ohhhhh man Oh mothers! You really hit the nail on the head with this one The dialogue is sublime (with a sort

Good timing - I was just emailing some friends about this very topic. CRIMES OF THE CIA: Pedophilia, child rape, torture, murder and child trafficking. Poisoning the air and water of humanity. Creating

Thank you for the condolences, and I'm sorry you were only 25 when your dad departed this world. I do the morning sungazing/meditating/hoping-praying too with the wands! Love this: Morning sungazing always

p.s. I need to blog about this: the hour my father was cremated, a big electrical storm hit the town. The sky was flashing for HOURS -- standing on the family farm, my sister and I watched the cloud-to-cloud

Sam, I'm just now catching up on all your replies to all my comments. I'll follow up on these soon. My dad died July 26, and I've been scatterbrained (well, more so than usual! More #derailed than usual!).

Brilliant! It's fun to see so many entries side by side. How to pick a favorite? This one speaks to me. I love the simplicity and of course the subject. Reminds me of Frank Herbert's "Dune."

Ditto that, Christine. :) Sam, I keep revisiting and reblogging your posts. Seeking to make "converts" - er, to share your information! It's an #uphill battle, getting others to heed #Stonehill...

Phenomenon is a 1996 film starring John Travolta as an amiable, small-town everyman who is inexplicably transformed into a genius with telekinetic powers. Not lightning, but on his way home from a bar,

Sam, I love your enthusiam, your photos, your proof that a mystifying new way of gardening has yielded results. Of course I be like "Let's do this" and I show these electro posts to my husband,

Aha! Sam posted about the Wands of Horus. The original earth battery was made to (em)power humans It was @owasco who posted a link to the benefits of being barefoot. And she shared this video:

Are you in the #electroculture group? Who wrote first about going barefoot... earth as a battery.... Was it @samstonehill?

Dirt floors!! Sign me up!! Pioneer wives dreamed of having "real" floors. And walls that could be painted. The sod hut on the prairie with its roof made of living grass - Let's just say