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  • Slats Grobnik Flat Earth Chronicles: Chapters 5 and 6

    By Slats Grobnik Chapter 5: The Formosa, the Dutchmen, and the Dinner Table Debate There’s a little secret I kept buried in my previous logs, mostly to throw the three-letter agencies and their satellite-tracking suit-and-ties off my scent. If you read my early dispatches, you’ll remember me mentioning a cramped, thirty-foot sloop named the Passagio. Well, that was disinformation—a dummy decoy for the powers that be who’d love nothing more than to sink a truth-teller before he even clears the harbor. The real vessel that carried me into the Great Beyond wasn’t a thirty-foot tub. She was a 1976 Formosa…

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  • Slats Grobnik Chronicles: Chapters 3 and 4 The Chicago School of Hard Knocks

    Chapter 3: The Chicago School of Hard Knocks There’s a lot of empty water out here on this stationary plane. When you’re bobbing along at four knots in a thirty-foot sloop, with nothing but the gentle hum of a flat ocean and the occasional screech of a seagull, your mind starts to drift. You start asking yourself: How did a kid from the streets of Chicago end up tracing the frozen edge of the world? Well, it didn’t start with stars or domes. It started with crooked politicians and a typewriter. If you want to understand why I don’t buy…

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Most Recent Podcasts

  • Steven Drake on Charlie Kirk (Part 6.1)

    It is my pleasure to feature some of the work of Steven Drake here. He has done over 70 podcasts now with Eric Jon Phelps, primarily taking a look at Steven’s upcoming book Jesuit World Order: The History and Destiny of Man Explored through the lens of COVID-19. This is the fourth episode in his special series investigating the Charlie Kirk incident and the ramifications thereof.

  • Ethiopian Bible Reveals Shocking Truths, Says Mel Gibson

    Editor’s Notes: If I learned only one thing as a journalist, it is that most people like simple stories. Make it easy. Make the story quick and fast. Others who felt that way were those who decided how the story was told in the Christian Bible and how many books it would include. Why 66? Very strange. And why not the Book of Enoch or Jubilees? Were they hiding something?

    If interested at all, supposedly one can get the complete Ethiopian Bible and its 88 books here, https://rickmcelderry.com/EthiopianOrthodoxBible.pdf

    Years ago I read some of those 88 books and was left with a more complicated story about the birth, life and resurrection of Christ. I also was finally given the answer to who cut down the huge silicon 3km tall trees in ancient times, many of their stumps still standing on Earth today. One such example is Devil’s Tower National Monument in Wyoming, sadly misinterpreted as a giant rock.

    But I digress and will talk about that another time.

    The video below deals with what in and what was left out of the King James version, Actor, director and producer. Mel Gibson, took a profound interest in this subject. He zeroed in on the difference between the birth, life and resurrection of Jesus in King James and the Ethiopian versions.

    Since it is my opinion that we have been lied to about most everything, especially about ancient times, I will leave it up to you to decide if for yourself if at all interested