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The Etymological Animal Must Slip Out of the Cage of Habit to Grasp Truth - Vimarsana News

The Etymological Animal Must Slip Out of the Cage of Habit to Grasp Truth

by Edward Curtin / June 4th, 2021 Life is full of slips. Words slip out of our mouths to surprise us.  Thoughts slip into our minds to shock us.  Dreams slip into our nights to sometimes slip into our waking thoughts to startle us.  And, as the wonderful singer/songwriter Paul Simon, sings, we are always “slip sliding away,” a reminder that can be a spur to courage and freedom or an inducement to fear and shut-upness. Slips are double-edged. It is obvious that since September 11, 2001, and more so since the corona virus lockdowns and the World Economic Forum’s push for a Fourth Indus...

Caught in a Propaganda Mad House | Dissident Voice - Vimarsana News

Caught in a Propaganda Mad House | Dissident Voice

The Jungle, more than a modern Grapes of Wrath, we knew all of this three decades ago, way before Plans for the Pandemic, shortened to Plan-demic. The horror is looking at Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, Zuckerberg, Thiel, Musk, Fauci, and a million other toadies and Eichmann’s in their lizard eyes. The Agenda 2030 and Great Reset proverbial bulldozer of humanity? Already in second gear! Here we are, now Rutgers, looking for every person on campus to have been hit with the drug-thing in the hypodermic. Prove your worth, prove your jab (s). And anyone really looking at this bio-nano technology kn...

The Pine-eyed Boy Escapes from the Belly of the Dark Night in the Fish's Tale - Vimarsana News

The Pine-eyed Boy Escapes from the Belly of the Dark Night in the Fish's Tale

by Edward Curtin / February 25th, 2021 It’s hard to say where things begin, but they do, as do we, and we are somehow in them and they in us, and a story begins. Then the story gets silently disclosed as we live it, even though most of us don’t tell it until later, if we can find our tongues.  But when we tell it we are in another story, often nostalgic for the future but finding the creative past pulling us back down and deep to illuminate the present. Life is dangerous; we can end at any time.  We can also be swallowed by the inarticulate, find ourselves tongue-tied in the face of sim...