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October 16, 2026 at 22:08 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems, Creative Stories, Myth, & Glory, #96206
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ParticipantA picnic at our closest National Park today with good friends on a gorgeous fall day around here.
We had the rain last weekend..mixed with snow..
Joscho Stepan, Nadia Kossinskaja – The Rain;
October 9, 2026 at 20:27 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems, Creative Stories, Myth, & Glory, #95635ParticipantPlaying for Change…No Woman No Cry, Bob Marley’s big hit featuring his son Stephen;
October 9, 2026 at 20:21 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems, Creative Stories, Myth, & Glory, #95634ParticipantWho knows what would have happen had they let him live…so talented..
This is a concert in Ann Arbour Michigan in 1971, when John Lennon joined The Freedom Rally for John Sinclair. Sinclair had been given 10 years in prison for the possession of two marijuana cigarettes. To bad the quality of the video is so poor
ParticipantParticipant‘Alon Mizrahi is an Arab Jewish writer and activist who left Israel over the genocide it has perpetrated in Gaza. He now resides in the United States. On January 21, 2025, Dimitri Lascaris spoke with Alon about his experiences as an Arab Jew in Israel, his abandonment of Zionism, and the future of the ‘Jewish state’. According to Alon, Israel’s political elite and society have become so infused with hatred of Arabs, and have enjoyed impunity for so long, that the region cannot achieve a lasting and just peace unless Israel is dismantled.’
Many visitors to Hearty Salon might be familiar with Alon Mizrahi. Periol have quotes from him on ‘Chronicles of the Apocalypse’ from time to time.
This is an old interview, but still an important take on Israel, zionism and the future of Palestine.
ParticipantOrdered this book a while back. Haven’t finished it yet. I think it has some answers to who has been cultivating and still is cultivating them in the USA and the rest of the one time Christian West. The book was written over hundred years ago. It documents the struggle between Christianity and Judaism. The Jews have been hard at work for a long time. ‘The rats are underneath the piles…’
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/31331179-jewish-influence-in-christian-reform-movements
October 2, 2026 at 21:40 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems, Creative Stories, Myth, & Glory, 16.01.26 #95159ParticipantTchaikovsky – Hymn of the Cherubim;
ParticipantJimmie Moglia, who used to have some articles posted on the Saker blog, had some interesting things to say about the fall of the Berlin Wall. At the stroke of midnight on that summer night in 1990 the East German worker was looking forward to have his salary triple, not knowing that the price of goods in East Germany had more than tripled as well.
Participant85 years since the tragedy of Babi Yar. “September 29 marked the 85th anniversary of the beginning of mass shootings at the Babi Yar ravine near Kiev. While it became an exclusive symbol of the jewish holocaust in the post-Soviet era, the tragedy that occurred here was deeper, more extensive, and more devastating.”
85 Years Since the Tragedy of Babi Yar: “They Were All Soviet Citizens, Murdered by Fascists”
ParticipantFrom Tsarism to Bolshevism to a market economy, the West have always wanted Russia’s destruction. A Swedish documentary with English subtitles.
The Unthinkable – Dissidentpodden;
https://dissidentpodden.substack.com/p/the-unthinkable-svenskaSeptember 25, 2026 at 21:14 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems, Creative Stories, Myth, & Glory, 16.01.26 #94695ParticipantPalestine Will Be Free – Rimbiana;
ParticipantJanta Ra’s report for Mon. Sept. 21
ParticipantThanks for all you post here at the Hearty Salon Mr.P. From your many posts I have found interesting websites and links. One is to Mats Nilsson in Sweden, a true dissident. He sometimes does interviews in English: The necessity for eternal enemies;
https://dissidentpodden.substack.com/p/the-necessity-for-eternal-enemieshttps://dissidentpodden.substack.com/
ParticipantThanks Mr.P. I like John Ralston Saul’s take on capitalism; ‘Capitalism can be a useful social tool or a weapon of unabashed human exploitation. Which it will be depends entirely on the way it is regulated. Capitalism itself contains no ethical values. Those who use it decide by their actions whether it is a force of good or evil’
I like to think that both Russia and China use capitalism for the good of its citizens..mixed with some good aspects of socialism.
Yes I like Lascaris too. A straight shooter, humble and sincere. He is a lawyer by trade. Made a lot of money at his Montreal law firm. Is now semi retired from what I understand. Pays for all his travels himself. Has been on location in Iran, Lebanon, Greece and now Russia. Here in Canada he has taken on the zionist jews head-on. Threatened by the B’nai B’rith..
ParticipantDmitri Lascaris report from Russia, Sept. 20/26,
Lascaris is a strong anti-capitalist, which explains his different take on Russia and its Government. I disagree with some of what he says. His take on free speech in Russia for example. It would be interesting to hear what other people think here. His reports are always interesting when he goes to the places in question and reports on location;
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