Update for the Week of 10/14/18

An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore - Released in 2006, still relevant today. Makes a strong case for the anthropogenic causes of global climate change.

Climate Science Lecture for the Week:

A good explanation of water vapor, relative humidity, vapor capacity, vapor supply, the formation of clouds, water condensation, and ice in the atmosphere.

This presentation is extremely relevant to the arguments that the long trails left by high flying jet aircraft in the sky are not contrails but rather stratospheric nanoparticulate aerosol injection.

Climate Engineering Update:

Ecology Lecture for the Week:

Rice Farmer Update:

http://ricefarmer.blogspot.com/ 

Documentary for the Week: Poison on Tap

News Show for the Week: On Contact with Chris Hedges

Mae Brussell Archive: How Our Past Affects Our Future Part 2 of 3, Aug 17, 1979:

Mae Brussell was a prolific researcher active from just a couple of years after the JFK assassination to 1988. Her research focused on the inconsistencies in the official story of the JFK assassination. Later on she documented the history and influence of fascism around the world and in the U.S.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mae_Brussell

http://www.worldwatchers.info/

Esoteric Presentation of the Week: Cosmic War Part 1 by Joseph P. Farrell

Note: The esoteric videos don't necessarily have the same level of accuracy, precision, or rigor as the videos posted above. Yet, these esoteric presentations often reveal interesting ideas, notions, concepts, patterns, beyond the reach of traditional forms of historical and scientific research, which may be true.

Many of us have seen and experienced in the last 20 years a world that appears to be manipulated from behind the scenes, that appears to have a connection with symbols, cults, hidden power, secret societies, and occult forces. It appears as if these hidden groups is where the true power lies. If so, shouldn't we learn something about them and their beliefs?

Targeted Individual of the Week: Thomas Dickey

Surveillance Role Player of the Week: Rivers Cuomo

Yes, I mean Rivers Cuomo, the "Weezer guy":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rivers_Cuomo

I don't mean to single out just one popular, well known, artist but, in this case it is warranted.  Nearly every time I watch one of his videos on youtube, or look at his twitter page or look at his new videos he nearly always make specific, repeated, references to what I am saying, doing, or thinking, when I watch his videos or listen to this music. Furthermore, he tends to be quite aggressive in his pursuit of harassment, unlike other artists that may engage in harassment of individuals in an impersonal way, Rivers tends to make it "personal". From what I can glean, other artists tend to indicate that he is somehow "high up" in the secret societies.

This video by Weezer was released 4 days ago and it makes references to what I do, I drive Uber. Uber makes good money and it is more difficult for the system to harass you, plus I have more time to work on my research. Funding is one of those aspects of being an activist that can really skew and manipulate the results. A general guideline when listening to researchers of all kinds, is to ask who is funding them? You can usually see that the topics they avoid, how certain topics are framed, and the limit of the material presented is determined by who funds them.

I only started driving uber 3 months ago and here is ole man Rivers and the Wentz guy from Fall out Boy, at it again, with the harassment. Just look at the Lyrics: 

My manager's slacking so I gotta’ move quick I'm lacking in natural gifts I'm a ugly motherfucker but I work hella’ harder And you can write a blog about it (--- Interesting eh? that is my comment) 

Can't knock the hustle Can't knock the hustle Leave a five star review and I’ll leave you one too Can't knock the hustle Hasta luego Hasta luego Hasta luego adios

The future's so bright I gotta’ poke my eyes out Running up my credit cards Sellin' lemonade by the side of the road You see it all from where you are

Can't knock the hustle Can't knock the hustle Leave a five star review and I'll leave you one too Can't knock the hustle Hasta luego Hasta luego Hasta luego adios

Don't step to me Don't step to me Don't step to me Bitch Now you can criticize me for anything I ain't like them other boys Higher education is the key to escape But I never learned to roll a joint (I wonder what he means by "higher education", initiation in secret societies?) 

Can't knock the hustle Can't knock the hustle Leave a five star review and I'll leave you one too Can't knock the hustle Hasta luego Hasta luego Hasta luego adios Hasta luego Hasta luego Hasta luego adios 

The song sounds like every other song out there in the "alternative music" scene.

It is just terrible.

Why don't you tweet Rivers about his participation in organized stalking:

https://twitter.com/Weezer 

It is so sad because Rivers allegedly studied yoga from the master yogi

Satchidananda Saraswati.

Phil Hendrie Show of the Week: Janurary 20, 2000 

https://www.philhendrieshow.com/ph_episode/thursday-january-20-2000-2/

Hour 1:“Hedy Lamarr Tribute” Attorney Harvey Wireman joins the airwaves to discuss the life and times of actress Hedy Lamarr. 

Hour 2:
“Fallen Star Entertainment” (cont’d) Phil talks about his zero tolerance policy for affiliates that tape delay his show. Phil receives a call from an old lady from Anchorage Alaksa who attempts to crank the show. 
Hour 3:
“The Art of Self Fulfillment” Dr.Jim Sadler says he stopped practicing yoga because it was a cult that practiced “self fellatio.” Phil talks about going whale watching with his family.

Song of the Week: Difficult by Uffie

Movie of the Week: Network (1976) 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_(1976_film)

Why the movie Network is still relevant today:

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161125-network-at-40-the-film-that-predicted-the-future

Network (1976) from United Preterist Church on Vimeo.