Sun 19th June 2022 Word Count. 4411 The Stark Truth. ________________________________________________________________________________ Any system that works and is doing its best to just get along and make progress is not always… Read More »The Stark Truth
Avoiding The Tripwires. ______________________________________________________________ Well coming up for eleven months of lockdown, and it is interesting to see the weather back into hot mode so quickly after the winter of… Read More »Avoiding The Tripwires.
Signs of the Times. _____________________________________________________________________ Rigged voting was used on a global scale by the global elites. Every nation from/or including the G20 that had historic balanced opposition parliaments (the… Read More »Signs of the Times.
Artificial Population Control. The message is getting out from the drone it in your ear to realise it in a year brigade of soft talking almost believable presenters. The message… Read More »Artificial Population Control.
Far Reaching. Well here we are at day 180 of the lockdown. The escapees from the G20 and the UN, that all signed agreements on climate. All to a man… Read More »Far Reaching.
Not According to Plan. A PoemByChris Millar Attention. The rights issue is lost on the head in the phone brigade as they just want to get on, and they… Read More »Not Acording to Plan.
The Killjoys are Here. (not to entertain you) Non Compliance. A PoemByChris Millar Opportunity Knocks. So what year did killjoy arrive in the world, did he landfall or the result… Read More »The Kiljoys are Here.
Pipeline Trials. ________________________________________________________________________________ This is an update on the progress of the 3D software suite I bought a while back. I had to buy the pipeline version of Character Creator… Read More »Pipeline Trials
Blender Trials. ___________________________________________________________________________________ The main project is to update the old Magical Artyfacts videos I did on my first laptop over a decade ago or so. They were rendered out… Read More »Blender Trials.
Logic gone Crazy. _________________________________________________________ When the madness of King George took the cinemas by storm (so the reviews said anyway) it was easy to see what irrational fear looked like… Read More »Logic gone Crazy.
Tech Reset. ___________________________________________________________ I have to admit the lockdown has helped me to finalise my home network. From the beginning if the internet was on on any of the two… Read More »Tech Reset.
Those that want peace must prepare for war or so we are led to believe. Well the hyped virus nearly spooked a world if you just look at the media… Read More »Parabellum Testing.
Britain Died. A PoemByChris Millar Britain died as the coronavirus lied Four nations now know who is really on their side The sin condemned, was a massive sin of pride… Read More »Britain Died.
Well Mr Cummings is not well liked, or so it seems, yet cant fit in and be like the rest of us, if the media is to be believed. But… Read More »The Curious Facts, Don’t Figure.
The airwaves were full of it this morning as the heavily invested in a media tool all climbed on the dismiss all conspiracy theories bandwagon. The problem for the presenters… Read More »Misdirecting Disclaimers.
There are a growing number of movements to impose the will of the few on the rights of the many. They claim you are not respecting their right to be… Read More »Aye Rights v’s Privileges.
Odd how everyone is being taken in by the ploys of the control freaks, from rumours about mutations, to it can spread by getting in your eyes. In a nation… Read More »Micro Solutions.
A set of nations assume they can, and will end up as the controllers and eventual inheritors of one possible future world. That all races will be subject to a… Read More »Backround Reasoning.
Valhalla Arisen. A PoemByChris Millar Breakthrough. From the depths of time until the nowNot the holy dues as someones cash cowTaking new stock of all that we areNot so… Read More »Valhalla Arisen.
Playing Both Sides. A PoemByChris Millar Set Up. When you play the game of middle for diddleIts as bad as what Nero did with his fiddleBoth sides lack a… Read More »Playing Both Sides.
Tick Tock. A PoemByChris Millar Impeded. Only a minute since last glance lookedPressing time feels well overbookedThe march is raising the hurried paceTo much cramming and not enough space.… Read More »Tick Tock.
Life’s Blood. A PoemByChris Millar Partnering. That sturdy pulse that rhythmic silent soundThat keeps the life’s blood flowing roundThat on occasions when some eyes we meetThat will sometimes skip… Read More »Life’s Blood.