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Continue reading →: Isn’t it time we (once again) cooperated and got on with our to-do list?How mime before myth made the first theology … Mm. Are Gods Necessary? We gestured toward the moon, the mountain, mused of teacher—great father. This was our first theology: movement, memory of the mentor gone. In his image, gods we made. They were not omnipotent. They were necessary— to explain…
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Continue reading →: Blinded with Activists’ Crap“Spontaneous” protests—follow their money, follow their emotions. Folly by folly, let’s punch the lights out of some of today’s highly lucrative protest jobs—and the activists who spin emotions into “movements.” If you’ve ever looked at a protest that seems spontaneous but suspiciously well-organized (banners, bullhorns, even brutally well-armed “shock troops”…
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Continue reading →: We Weren’t Built to Root for FoliageMy body rebelled against plants For most of his adult life, Doug chased health truths like an archaeologist unearthing relics—sifting through trends, peeling back misinformation, and experimenting on himself. He ventured into the verdant realm of plant-based living: kale smoothies with spirulina, elaborate salads of lettuce, tomato, avocado, green pepper,…
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Continue reading →: The Human Rebellion: Reclaim Our Lives from Politicians, Priests, CorporationsReject the conspiracy against your biological design: eat meat, get a Bot and ask questions. Six million years ago, our ancestors made the craziest gamble in evolutionary history—they left the safety of the trees for the deadly ground below. It wasn’t just an evolutionary step; it was rebellion against the…
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Continue reading →: Water: South Africa’s Dice with DeathTrump’s tariffs might be the needed wake-up call: stop exporting our lifeblood in grapes, avos, and maize. You’re dying of thirst in the Northwest, and some slick corporate suit strolls up, siphons the last drops from your canteen, and sells them to a guy sipping cocktails in London. That’s South…
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Continue reading →: Does Trump Understand Tariffs?Trump’s tariffs will sucker-punch America. Brace for shortages and world scorn. Picture a bustling market: you spot a compact, powerful torch, perfect for camping. You haggle with the trader, strike a deal—done. Trust sealed the deal. Simple, right? Humanity has been doing this since we built villages alongside farmers and…
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Continue reading →: Vaccines—A Response to My CriticsCan a strict carnivore diet replace vaccines? Maybe, but wouldn’t a combination be the smartest defense for your health—especially as we face new infectious threats? For nearly three years, I have followed a strict carnivore diet—the meat, eggs, and dairy-only “Lion Diet.” Many critics argue that this way of eating…
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Continue reading →: Roaring Back to Life: My Journey with the Lion Diet … Snippets7 July 2025 … I went to see my doctor last week for the latest flu jab AND for a politics and sport chat over a long lunch 🤗. It’s 2.5 years since I consulted him on a medical matter! I feel good about that. Length of time on 95%…
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Continue reading →: Theft: The Singular Crime … Snippets5 July 2025 … Northern Jiangsu’s Transformation Once as dysfunctional as some of South Africa’s Cape townships, Northern Jiangsu has become one of China’s most desirable places to live—four distinct seasons, safe, seamless transport links, small-city amenities, and incomes on par with the national average. According to YouTuber Mr Hunzi,…
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Continue reading →: Theft: The Singular Crime
Isn’t it time for you to reconsider law through the lens of human evolution? Bulawayo, 1966, 3 a.m. I sat shivering beside my mentor. We’d stopped at a deserted red light, our vehicle carrying a freshly butchered kudu. “Just go. Everyone’s asleep!” I whined. His response was my first lesson…
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My Grandfather’s Fireside Tales emerge from a lifetime of learning and unlearning. In an age where adults often remain stuck at superficial understanding, and follow a preset political agenda, these stories challenge young people to think deeper, question assumptions, and look beyond convenient narratives. They’re for minds still open to take fresh perspectives, lay them on the table before their elders and ask, “so what about this?”
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