1421- The Year China Discovered America By Gavin Menzies Let me start by writing that I am well aware that mainstream historians and archaeologists...
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Was The Murder Of A Federal Judge An “Intelligence” Operation?
Was The Murder Of A Federal Judge An “Intelligence” Operation? The story of the Chagra’s, Charles Harrelson, and the murder of Federal Judge ‘Maximum”...
Review: “Continental Reckoning” By Elliot West
I learned quite a bit in reading this huge book, which probably was meant for college classes. Indeed, the author of “Continental Reckoning”, Elliot...
All About Ken Kesey: Two Reviews
“Spit In The Ocean #7 – All about Kesey” is an eclectic collection of real tales about legendary Oregon writer Ken Kesey. Kesey is...
Review: “Acid Dreams” By Lee & Shlain
I found “Acid Dreams; The Complete History Of LSD: The CIA, The Sixties, And Beyond” a pretty good summary of the LSD experience, from...
Did Jack Scott “Radicalize” The NBA’s Bill Walton?
Did Jack Scott Radicalize NBA Star Bill Walton? Sadly, we have to note that Bill Walton (and Jack Scott) are no longer living. Walton...
Review: Gold Warriors – America’s Secret Recovery Of Yamashita’s Gold
This book, “Gold Warriors”, by Sterling and Peggy Seagrave is really, really good. It can be expensive because it is out of print, but...
“Burning” Issues Remain After 2013 Exchange Fire
Photo c/o exchangeorcas.org People who have lived in San Juan County long enough are familiar with the original “Exchange”, a recycle/re-use operation, designed to...
Review: “Mind Games – The Assassination Of John Lennon”
“Mind Games” is a great “Who-Done-it”. Of course, I am old enough to have remembered the December 1980 killing of Lennon – as well...
Review: “The Truth About Wuhan” By Dr. Andrew G. Huff
Want some serious information about the origins of the COVID virus? “The Truth About Wuhan” is the book for you. Dr. Andrew G. Huff...
Review: The End Of The World Is Just The Beginning
This book, “The End Of The World..” by Peter Zeihan was quite interesting to read and share. Clearly, I had never heard of Zeihan,...
Why I Have Stopped Reading “End Of The World” Books
Why I Am Not Reading “End of the World” Books Anymore I have come to somewhat of a decision, at least for now. I...
Things Were Really Different (Boy I Am Getting Old)
How Different Things Were Then I write this on Christmas day, 2023. I moved to the island ( in a converted school bus) in...
Review: “Comanches” By T.R. Fehrenbach
Review – Comanches – by T.R. Fehrenbach This was a fantastic read. There are several versions of “Comanches”, by T.R. Fehrenbach. This book is...
Review: Killers Of The Flower Moon
Soon to be a major motion picture, this story has some real promise. Promise to help solve age-old crimes, promise to resolve inhuman atrocities,...
Review: Pandora’s Gamble, By Alison Young
Review: Pandora’s Gamble Where do I begin with this startling and disturbing book? First, the author, Alison Young, worked as a reporter for USA...
Review: Floating Stones – Great Pyramid Built With Water Power
Now here is an interesting find, recommended by a good friend. This book is a very thought-provoking theory of how the Great Pyramid was...
Review: “The Dawn Of Everything”
In my recent study of ancient civilizations, I bought this huge book – “The Dawn Of Everything – A New History Of Humanity”, by...
Review Of Two Books On Neanderthals
After reading Hancock and Schoch describing the destruction and survival of the human population during the last Ice Age, I wanted to learn more...
Two Reviews: The End Of The World As We Know It
Two Reviews; The End Of The World As We Know It Reading these two books was quite a learning experience. First, Graham Hancock’s latest:...
Review: Industrial Society And Its Future -A Manifesto By Ted Kaczynski
Well, I finally did it. I got a copy of the short (123 page) “Manifesto” by Ted Kaczynski (The “Unibomber”) and gave it a...
Review: The Indigenous Paleolithic Of The Western Hemisphere
Well, this book kicks off my reading of ancient/revision history. I gotta say, I learned quite a bit, but it wasn’t what I expected...
Covid Dreams
Covid Dreams This rambling post is simply the wanderings of my mind as I have worked through Covid. If you don’t care to read...
Ray Crowe: Bigfoot Behavior
While taking another break from reading dystopian books on the state-of-the-world, I picked up my copy of “Bigfoot Behavior”, by Ray Crowe. Let me...
Larceny Games; Sports Gambling, Game Fixing And The FBI
Let me start by saying that I played a lot of sports in High School, some I liked, some I didn’t. When the coaches...
Review: “The Socratic Method” – By Farnsworth
Review: The Socratic Method By Ward Farnsworth Many months ago, I decided I needed to get into some classic books that I had never...
Reviews: Sea Monsters & Sasquatch
Regular readers might know that I can’t just do dystopian analysis of current events all the time; sometimes I have to get into something...
Review: Ukraine In The Crossfire
I was very pleased to get a copy of “Ukraine In The Crossfire”, by Chris Kaspar De Ploeg. This book catalogs the rise of...
Review: “States Of Emergency”
There is some surprisingly good analysis appearing that goes a long way to explaining just how we ended up in this global meltdown, and...
The Civil War In The United States – By Marx & Engels
I should start by saying that this is the first I have read of Marx, and honestly I haven’t studied deep into the American...
Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner
Pictured above is a smiling young Michael Rockefeller, son of the powerful Senator, Vice President and all-around rich dude Nelson Rockefeller. This is said...
Monkey Business Part 2: Bigfoot Book, Magazine, And Newsletter
Sometimes expectations are somewhat above performance. I feel a little of that in the book “In The Valleys of the Noble Beyond”, by John...
Review – Robert Kennedy Jr. -“The Real Anthony Fauci”
Honestly, this is a difficult review for me to write. This book, “The Real Anthony Fauci”, by Robert Kennedy Jr. is a dose...
Review: “Columbus Was Last” By Patrick Huyghe
How many myths, how many lies is the history of man built on? Perhaps one of the biggest lies is that Columbus discovered America....
Two Reviews: The World’s Greatest Horse Warriors
The Worlds Greatest Horse Warriors In this double-review we will look at two books that share one common quality: These two cultures were undoubtedly...
When Orcas Island Had A Sea Serpent
May 1909, off the North Shore of Orcas Island, Washington State: “As Baker ran he saw the water begin foaming out past the reef,...
Mixed Review: “Fault Lines” By Kruse And Zelizer
It’s not often that I give mixed reviews, I usually select books that I am truly interested in. Additionally, I rarely quit reading a...
Monkey Business: Two Very Different Bigfoot Books
In these crazy times, I have had a need to take a break from political research. What I found is as informative and interesting...
Review: “How Fascism Works” By Jason Stanley
I really appreciate when an author can boil complex ideas down to easily understandable concepts. “How Fascism Works – The Politics of Us and...
Review: “Devolution” By Max Brooks
People who read this blog have probably noted a change in the material I have reviewed lately. Recent subjects include: permaculture, radicalism in the...
Review: Building A Better World In Your Backyard
Sitting here by my window, with over ten inches of snow on the ground, is a great time to review this Permaculture book by...
Review: The Hidden History Of The Human Race
As the plague season rolls on, my reading has (as a matter of sanity) drifted from hard-core political filth to more esoteric subjects. They...
George And Barbara, A Couple Of Real Turkeys
Flock of turkeys currently stalking our road *** Many years ago I was the caretaker of a 300-acre farm on the Columbia River in...
Review: “Surveillance Valley” By Yasha Levine
Once in a while a book comes long that smacks you in the head and says: “This is whats really going on”. “Surveillance Valley...
Review: “Breath” By James Nestor
Review: “Breath” by James Nestor Every now and then I come across a book that I claim is the most important book I have...
Review: The Hunt For Zero Point – By Nick Cook
In an effort to get a little distance from hardcore politics and history, I recently reviewed a book on the counterculture in the ’70’s...
Engineered Pathogens And Stealth Viruses
There is something very disturbing about vaccine development regarding the Corona virus. One of the key firms that has been given a contract to...
Review: “Daydream Sunset” – By Ron Jacobs
Review: “Daydream Sunset” By Ron Jacobs Ah, the 1970’s. Been there for sure, it’s when I had my first alcohol, first car, first real...
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- 1421- The Year China Discovered America – By Gavin Menzies1421- The Year China Discovered America By Gavin Menzies Let me start by writing that I am well aware that mainstream historians and archaeologists reject this interpretation, but for simple-minded readers like me perhaps, this book makes complete sense. Menzies was a submarine commander and knew ships, currents and winds – all the things needed […]
- Was The Murder Of A Federal Judge An “Intelligence” Operation?Was The Murder Of A Federal Judge An “Intelligence” Operation? The story of the Chagra’s, Charles Harrelson, and the murder of Federal Judge ‘Maximum” John Wood is a long and twisted mystery that has not quite been solved. The characters include; Lee and Jimmy and Joe Chagra, acknowledged hit-man Charles Harrelson, and Federal Judge “Maximum” […]
- Review: “Continental Reckoning” By Elliot WestI learned quite a bit in reading this huge book, which probably was meant for college classes. Indeed, the author of “Continental Reckoning”, Elliot West, is a Professor of History Emeritus at the University of Arkansas. This book should be in an Economic or Law history class, and probably is. Author Elliot West clearly outlines […]
- All About Ken Kesey: Two Reviews“Spit In The Ocean #7 – All about Kesey” is an eclectic collection of real tales about legendary Oregon writer Ken Kesey. Kesey is best known for writing “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” (mental institutions) and “Sometimes A Great Notion” (an Oregon logging family). Both books were actually written in California, and both are […]
- Review: “Acid Dreams” By Lee & ShlainI found “Acid Dreams; The Complete History Of LSD: The CIA, The Sixties, And Beyond” a pretty good summary of the LSD experience, from the use of the drug in interrogation techniques used by intelligence agencies, to the use of such drugs to destabilize the revolutionary youth movement. At nearly 300 pages (my copy), it […]