Got an email from Paypal yesterday, saying ‘New Automatic Payment Profile’ in the subject box, and from a female reader called ‘Ansi Spygal’; one of those pithy, subtext-rich monikers that makes me grin. You can thank (or blame) Ms. Spygal for this post. I hadn’t seen a New Profile in my Inbox in a couple months and it goosed me to do a post, although I don’t have anything nagging at me to write. We’ll see how winging it goes.
Gus and I will winter in the low desert this year, maybe near here.
Addendum: One of the aspects of life-when-I-was-younger that I miss is that urge to write as soon as I wake up in the morning. In Costa Rica when writing CYGAWA I’d be up and writing at first light, curious to see what I’d come up with and confident that it would be worth reading. This is spite of — or possibly because of — the horrific aspects of my real life at that time.
Addendum to the addendum: Looking back, what was so ‘horrific’ was that when I’d get up to write I’d be leaving a full-blown sociopath in my bed behind me, a person whose main goal in day to day life was to deceive me, and who was the main subject of my writing at the time. And as some of you know, for me deception is the… the reason that the world is so fucked up. It was not a fun time for my sorry ass.
The issue of my boat is a distraction, although my days are mostly spent in researching the various big deceptions we are constantly subjected to. The boat thing is of course another example of deception, this on a personal level, so I haven’t been much moved to write about it here. I mean, who cares? This is just a thief (the yard owner) I’ve never met, so ‘drama’ is lacking, i.e., I don’t wake up with the bastard in bed next to me.
Another possibility is this remote spot near the Arizona-Cal border.
Since we’re on the boat-subject — and given some of you have voiced an interest in it — I’ll fill you in on the latest. A week or so ago I contacted the Fire Marshall’s Office of Virginia Beach, since ‘Jack’, the manager (and I think owner) of Chesapeake Yachts claimed that the condition of the bilge of my boat was a ‘fire hazard’ — his absurd notion that there is ’60 gallons of toxic waste’ in the engine area, and so forth. I wound up talking to an ‘Inspector Williams.’ My first question was did she know the people at Chesapeake Yachts? I asked this because I know how it works in small towns, especially with maritime businesses and officialdom. Officer Williams told me she knew them well. This was very bad news for me, as you will see.
I explained my situation and Officer Williams apparently went to Chesapeake Yachts and spoke to Jack. I asked if she looked at my boat, examined the bilge, etc, and she said she had not. This of course was the whole point in calling her; getting her to see that there is no more than 2 – 3 gallons in the bilge. Jack didn’t want her to look at the bilge so she didn’t. Doncha love small town life?
Here is the email I wrote this official, to further explain my situation (if you’re not interested in the boat issue, just skip down to END OF EMAIL):
Below is the email I sent to Chesapeake Yachts yesterday. In it I quote emails they have sent me, and I can send you the emails in full if necessary. As you will see, there is an attempted fraud here, plus whatever they said to you was either misdirection or deceit. Two crimes. Here is one of their threatening, deceitful emails:
Just some reminders of what’s at stake here.
We DO NOT ALLOW ANYONE BUT A LICENSED COMPANY TO PUMP OUT HAZADOUS WASTE!
THE OWNER DOES NOT ALLOW IT!!!
THE AMOUNT WILL BE ESTIMATED & IT WAS AROUND 30 GALLONS OF MIXED WATER & FUEL!
-WHAT IS IT THAT YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND!!???
CONTACT THE OFFICE DIRECTLY AT (757)724-1717.
REGARDS,
KYM
I have another email that claims ’60’ gallons, plus a demand for $1,200 to pump it out. (I’m far away; they knew I couldn’t come to deal with it.) Okay, please take a good look at the photo and at how it went (below) and see what you think. At the very least, I would think the above email would instigate an examination of my boat to inspect it for ‘hazardous waste’. And if the bilge is different from the photo, they have added liquid to it. [As mentioned, she went but did not look at the boat.]
He will be here tomorrow to check all the requests in your email. The fuel smell has subsided & he will double check
My bilge, 2 – 3 gallons down there…
everthing.
Therefore, the Coast Guard recommends that vessel owners, operators, and crew take reasonable measures to appropriately manage and dispose of all oily mixtures. Examples of such measures may include:
• Identifying and reducing sources of liquid entering machinery space bilges;
• Ensuring material conditions do not result in water entering machinery spaces from non-machinery spaces (e.g., fish holds) resulting from leaks or free communication; and
‘Reasonable’ would be this: Given I paid you over $1700 dollars in good faith, including 4 months in advance (my boat being 32ft), you would have ‘Bruce’ go on board with a bucket and hand pump and in 5 minutes pump it into the bucket. Put the 2 – 3 gallons into your waste barrel and/or charge me. $1 a gallon is reasonable. See below:You’ve quoted me up to $1200 to do this. Is that in the ball park of ‘reasonable’?
My rubber tramp buddy Logan’s rig, I forget where.
How about you just suck it up and do the right thing? If I have to drive 1500 miles to settle this matter, there will be a law suit and all kinds of publicity. I would prefer to just show up in May and be done with our ‘relationship.’ As of now I don’t owe anything until January 2020.
A couple nights ago…
By the way, they have claimed my boat is in horrible condition. That is a lie. In fact, I have a text message from their trucker saying the boat is disheveled BY HIM, using pillows etc. and turning chairs, etc. over to avoid stuff flying around on the road. I in fact have over $22,000 in the boat. It’s old but a beauty.
I never heard back from Officer Williams, from my experience because she is friendly with the crooks at Chesapeake Yachts. Simple as that. The only positive note here is that Chesapeake Yachts can no longer claim that my boat is a ‘hazard’, since a fire marshall officer has been to the yard and decided it was not necessary to inspect it (‘Jack’ made sure she did not board my boat, since his fraud would have been exposed has she done so.)
Given that I’m now living month to month (I have a monthly income from my writing) and have my winter planned so I don’t spend much money nor risk a rig breakdown, which would be expensive. In May I should have enough saved to go to Virginia Beach and properly settle this matter. By ‘properly’ I mean… I am really pissed off.
Until then, Gus and I will be boondocking (not paying for campsites), with me trying to stay distracted through research (mostly regarding deceptions larger than the boat issue) and alerting you all to what I come across that may affect you personally. So this blog is important to me. (The $3.25 monthly donations from folks like ‘Ansi Spygal’ and others is actually a real factor now that I’m likely to lose a lot of money in the boat fiasco.)
Yesterday, listening to a Harari book.
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So enough regarding ‘the fucking boat’ (a reference to In Search of Captain Zero). What’s up lately? I’ve read or listened to several books by the Israeli ‘historian’ Yuval Harari since my last post, plus viewed a few of his lectures on Youtube. This guy is worth a discussion here, I think, given his educational smarts, current notoriety, and his interest in human origins, plus related issues that we cover, like A.I… (He’s all over Youtube.)
Harrari is a good writer and lecturer but being an Israeli professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is an obvious gatekeeper and almost certainly a full-blown PTB mole in academia. Still, as I’ve always said, limited hangout moles are valuable sources, for the subtext in what they say, and don’t say.
Addendum: As I’ve mentioned before, all of ‘academia’ — and I don’t believe there are any real exceptions here — are either outright moles or useful idiots, when it comes to perpetrating the various big lies that comprise the zeitgeist. The most stunning example of this is the sciences, given that here we have the most clear cut (empirical) division between truths and untruths.
Two days ago, my neighbor, ‘Lone.’ I’ll probably see him again soon in Arizona.
And it makes sense, no? Don’t let anyone get past the college level in life without a good dose of pure doublethink. The University system is a true intellectual/psychological ‘bottleneck.’
But what’s the giveaway, the tell, with Harari? So many, but the first one I noticed is the usual with his type of PTB ‘public mouth’ asset: his climate change harangue. I’ll not try your patience with my own harangue on this subject (see my last post) but there simply is no excuse for an ‘historian’ to be unaware of the truth, or simply the data on sea level rise, which amounts to the same thing.
Whatever a gatekeeper/mole harps upon, assume the opposite is the truth. Truly, this is one of the main reasons we should pay attention to the fuckers.
Harari likes to talk about how we Sapiens are different from the other animals of planet earth, and he makes some good points, one being how we work so well together because we all believe in certain ‘fictions’, i.e., ‘stories’ we tell ourselves; the lies that bind us. This is all well and good, absolutely true, of course, but (yes, there had to be a ‘but’) Harari leaves out the Big Lies (climate change being a good example), many of which we’ve covered here. (The really big fiction, which of course Harari forgets to mention, is the religion called Statism, i.e., worship of the State, along with complete acceptance of whatever it spouts, no matter how ridiculous.)
My favorite of Harari’s ‘big fictions,’ plus his on-the-money (oops, so to speak) description of it, is… ‘money as the
A reminder of what we’re all breathing…
ultimate story we tell ourselves.’ So true. And old news to most of us here, but Harari tells the story of the story of money with extra panache. Worth your time. (Plus a read of The Creature from Jekyll Island, of course.) Just don’t let him hypnotize you.
A less important giveaway, one that shows his allegiance to Academia itself (his cohorts in deception), is his sticking to the absurd notion that we, homo sapiens, were responsible — via over-hunting (!) — for the extinction of the North American mega-fauna some 12,000 years ago. Listen: As a former bow hunter, aside from my common sense, I assure you that a few bands of stone agers with wooden spears did not wipe out creatures like the dire wolf, the short faced bear (half again as big as the grizzly), and the saber tooth lion, let alone the various elephantine brutes which roamed the continent.
Although we don’t know for sure the specific cause, a comet or asteroid hit or, more likely, a solar mini-nova event, was almost certainly the cause of this last extinction. It’s not reasonable to think Harari doesn’t know about the science behind this theory, since some loud-mouths have been touting it for a couple years (specifically, Graham Hancock, Robert Schoch, Randall Carlson). I tend to go with Schoch, who posits a solar event.
Aside from the physical evidence, the established fact that the ‘Clovis’ people — who supposedly wiped out the mega-fauna — themselves disappeared at the same time the animals went poof! would also seem to verify this ‘bad news from space’ model.
Where has this guy Harari been on the subject? we might ask. It’s not that. Thing is, that sapiens killed all these furry creatures is supposed to be still another reason why we are a blight on the planet. Harari’s main job is to pound this into our primate craniums.
Harari also likes to bring up our history as primates and reminds us that we also wiped out our various hominoid cousins; still another example of why we should hate ourselves. Which reminds me: As with the rest of the gatekeeper moles, Harari, for all his evolution-blab, also forgets to mention the implied conundrum beneath the fact that sapiens has 23 pairs of chromosomes while the rest of the great ape primates have 24.
I know: I’ve been threatening to do a blog on this matter and will try to make it the next one (but don’t count on it). A very short version of the conundrum being this: the sapiens change from 24 to 23 pairs had to have been a one-off mutation (it had to start somewhere). The specifics of how this came about and how the mutation was imprinted in our genome is never dealt with by the mainstream, notwithstanding its spectacular implications.
Anyway, I’d sure love to be in the audience for one of his presentations, when Q & A comes around.
Addendum: Come to think of it, there is not one Harari-subject that includes the whole truth of the matter, still another example being his pontifications on Big Data and A.I. (if nothing else, the guy is eclectic in his thinking). As with Nick Bostrom, Max Tegmark, Sam Harris, and all the rest, Harari somehow finds a way to avoid the real and immediate danger of A.I. — its mind control abuse by the PTB. (See my Open Letter to Nick Bostrom). 
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I had another run in with Jarrah White, the self-proclaimed ‘grandson of the Apollo hoax’, via a new video of his, where I left a comment. You can see our back and forth here. My comment and several responses should still be up top.
I could of course be wrong about Jarrah being an outright PTB mole. If I am wrong, then he’s unable to think critically. It’s one or the other, and anyone who has followed his work is likely aware that he’s very smart and educated, especially in the arena of space and space travel. (How could he be so aware of the Apollo fakery yet unaware of the current frauds? This is the real question, and it applies to virtually all the Apollo Exposers. So take your pick. An idiot or a mole. Either way, he cannot be trusted, not in the long run.)
It’s fun, fencing with Jarrah White, as it often is with hypocrites of his ilk — meaning those who claim to be real ‘truthers’ in the face of utterly obvious evidence to the contrary, but who think so much of themselves intellectually that they wind up digging themselves deep and impossible holes. Most of them know better than to mix it up with me, Jarrah being one of the exceptions.
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I recently viewed a couple YT videos that analyzed the movie The Martian from the point of view of ‘real science,’ i.e., how accurate the physics of the movie was, what they got right and wrong; in this one the narrator is a professor of astrophysics, another example of academia’s real job of keeping us ignorant of HTWRW, while pretending to do the opposite. See, the main thing The Martian — plus virtually all ‘space travel’ movies — got wrong was that nothing in the movie could actually have happened, since cosmic and solar radiation would have killed everyone on the space missions depicted. The narrator in the video somehow failed to point this out. (This is not even counting the Van Allen radiation belts, which themselves are quite lethal.)
This one lie is quite a doozy, if you think about the implications.
Okay, this hasn’t been much of a post, I admit, so maybe it’s best we stop here. (Remember, it’s Ansi Spygal’s fault!) Mainly I wanted to be in touch, and let you know I’m still thinking about things, and hope you get something out of my ramblings.
Allan
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