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The Citizine Community Political Forum was a Success
Monday night was the most fun I’ve had since I saw Scott Horton debate and defeat war-monger Harvey Kushner. Scott Horton, at my request, moderated a community political forum organized by good friend Thom White (publisher of CitizineMag) and featuring some of my favorite local political friends from several different political parties. It was GREAT! Of course it helps that it was in a cool Austin setting; a place called Spiderhouse just off the main UT Drag. Access to beer during political events like this is a necessity. Anyway … the reviews are in … below are some of the local media’s take on the event. Video to follow soon. … Read entire article »
Filed under: Activism, Austin, Community, Events, Government, News, Politics, SMiles Lewis, Texas
CITIZINE – Community Political Forum Tonight at Spiderhouse
CITIZINE – Community Political Forum Tonight at Spiderhouse TOLL ROADS — TAXES — TASERS!! Before you vote, join the debate! Click the image to see the full-size poster COMMUNITY POLITICAL FORUM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 Forum begins at 7:00 p.m. Spiderhouse Cafe 2908 Fruth Street Austin, TX 78705 Suggested donation: $5.00 CITIZINE and Texans for Accountable Government (TAG) present a panel representing a wide spectrum of political parties. Constitution Party – Erica Grignon, Travis Co. coordinator Democratic Party – Andy Brown, Travis County chairman Green Party – kat swift, Co-chair, Green Party Texas Independents – Debbie Russell, local coordinator for Nader/Gonzalez campaign Libertarian Party – Wes Benedict, candidate for Travis County Commissioner, Precinct 3 Republican Party – Don Zimmerman, candidate for Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector Moderator: Scott Horton of Antiwar.com. Arrive early to submit questions to the panel. * * * * * www.CitizineMag.com CITIZINE – News, Music, Politics, Interviews in Austin, … Read entire article »
Filed under: Activism, Austin, Elections, Events, Government, News, Politics, President, Texas
Video Of The Week – AntiWar Iraq Veterans Trampled by Police Horses
Peaceful AntiWar Iraq Veterans Trampled by Police Horses while Protesting at Presidential Debates – 081025 … Read entire article »
Filed under: Activism, crime, News, ParaPolitics, Politics, President, SMiles Lewis, Video, Video of the Week
Photography Credits and the InterWebs
Some time ago I bought Kenn Thomas’ PARAPOLITICS book and discovered that I’d become a published photographer … though uncredited. It was a still picture of John Judge from a video I’d shot at the COPA conf in Dallas in 2002 (below). Yesterday I heard part of Alex Jones’ interview with JFK researcher Bob Groden. And what do I discover at InfoWars.com today … they used my still shot from that same 2002 COPA conference. “Alex talks with Robert J. Groden, author, photographer, and JFK assassination expert. Groden’s books include JFK: The Case for Conspiracy, The Killing of a President: The Complete Photographic Record of the JFK Assassination, and The Search for Lee Harvey Oswald: A Comprehensive Photographic Record. Alex also discusses the issues of the day and takes your calls.” You can find out more … Read entire article »
Filed under: Dallas, Internet, ParaPolitics, Radio, SMiles Lewis, Texas
Kathy Strain added to TBRC conference
The Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy has added archaeologist Kathy Moskowitz Strain to the list of speakers for their upcoming conference, October 18, in Jefferson Texas. Strain will be discussing her new book Giants, Cannibals & Monsters: Bigfoot in Native Culture. We here at Anomaly have received a review copy of Giants, Cannibals & Monsters, and while we haven’t had the time to give it the proper, in-depth review it deserves, our initial impressions are positive. The book is gorgeously illustrated, and worth the price of purchase for the photographs alone. Nearly every page features amazing archival photography of the native peoples whose legends are discussed; including turn of the century candid shots of them going about their daily lives, participating in ceremonies and dances, and pausing to pose for gorgeous portraits. The stories selected also seem to run … Read entire article »
Filed under: Bigfoot, Books, Cryptozoology, Events, Feature, Fortean, History, Jeremy D. Wells, Jeremy Wells, News, Sasquatch, Texas, Uncategorized, Yeti
Ike uncovers mammoth tooth
Dorothy Sisk, a homeowner whose beachfront property near Caplen, Texas was destroyed by Hurricane Ike, discovered this football sized tooth that Lamar University paleontolgist Jim Westgate identified as belonging to a Columbian mammoth. The tooth will likely be displayed at the Texas Memorial Museum in Austin. AP story here. … Read entire article »
Filed under: Cryptozoology, Feature, History, Jeremy D. Wells, Jeremy Wells, News, Science, Texas, Uncategorized
Oooo Hooo Witchy Woman
That last post about Sarah Palin’s involvement with Pastor Thomas Muthee got a lot of us talking about witchcraft, the ongoing belief in, and fear of, witches in various parts of the world, and the consequences of mob rule and even legislating faith and morality. I’ve recently been reading “Passport to Magonia” and I’m sure the various writings of Jacques Vallee, no doubt, could place this in a greater historical context than I could hope to do in a simple blog post. The fact remains though, that occurrences that most of us would attribute to happenstance, coincidence, or, if it were something truly spectacular, maybe even to UFOnauts or extra-dimensionals, are still interpreted as witchcraft by others (and not just in far off, exotic locales like Kenya, although reports from Africa are … Read entire article »
Filed under: Activism, armageddon, Conspiracy, Cults, Events, Feature, Globalism, Government, Jeremy D. Wells, Jeremy Wells, Occult, Paranormal, ParaPolitics, Politics, President, Uncategorized, Video, witch, witch hunt, witchcraft
