The Ultimate Thread: SJG's Soap Box

Three events in the next 24 hours that could determine whether the sell-off continues

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Dougster, don't jump!

SJG

Jump, SJG, jump !!!

Are we talking about bitcoin, I've already moved my working capital into fiat....haven't touched the HODL coins

Bitcoin going to $1,000,000,000 per coin!

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SJG

Bitcoin: Robert Shiller is correct again and again and again...

^^^^^ link?

SJG

I don't know you all well enough to know if you're serious....I never thought it would hit that high myself, but I was shocked when it went up from 1,000$ to $20,000 in a relatively short time span. I missed out on a lot of capital gain because I mostly make money on buying from sellers and selling to buyers...My rationale was I'd always make money regardless of a bull or bear market...I've had customers buy $30K and end up with millions from buying both BTC and ETH....

People can also watch valuations rise in the short term and make money in the casinos of Las Vegas. Put $1 down, if it wins, then the valuation of that number is now $35. You get to decide if you cash our or let it ride.

SJG

Obviously the last year or so was fueled by massive speculation....I warned all my buyers...and the HYIP ponzi's going on like Bitconnect are the worst. Yet, a few still chose to invest in such nonsense....It would have been better if we never had this run....bitcoin was just fine at $200, or even $2.

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Well, this entire country has been becoming more and more a Ponzi scheme.

I think people should put their money into their own affairs. Believing that these financial speculations are somehow better is a huge con.

SJG

@san_jose_guy,

I'm just curious, without financial market speculation how else would we finance large risky projects?

@BHF... You do realize that asking a question like that is essentially the same as making eye contact with that crazy homeless guy who sometimes chases people with a used syringe, right?

@Call.Me.Ishmael,

LOL yes, I know. But he's actually an interesting guy. I mean he's batshit crazy but he's still interesting. I'm a libertarian and he hates libertarianism, so it's not like I would vote for him for mayor or something.

I’m reading the “Art of the Deal”, so stfu SJG!

This is another thread by a guy who comments on strip clubs - but hasn’t been in a club in 20 years. What are the chances SJG has actually investments in the market that he pretends to know about? He’s a complete sham. He views the markets with snippets of information that are used only because they fit his narrative. His comments hold no credence - and his soap box simply provides us with a better view of the village idiot!

I have $1,000 I can paypal to anyone who can permanently take away SJGs internet access.

Maybe we can get a pool going to up the ante.

You guys know that you are feeding SJGs fantasies by responding to his inane drivel right.

BHO, large projects or most business expansions get very little from financial speculation markets. Rather, such markets give a class a hold on our productive future. I cite here the writings of Doug Henwood, Left Business Observer and How Wall Street Works and for Who.

And Cashman, I'm not stupid enough to waste money that could be funding my own affairs, by putting it into things which are not my own affairs. You go along with herd think and believe that things you know very little about are good, because other people tell you so.

And I am sure that you regularly get your money clipped off of you in strip clubs, when someone who did not think like you would quickly be waking up in the mornings with the stripper of his choice.

SJG

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REPLY TO A CONTINUING ENQUIREY ABOUT DFKING AND OUR LOCAL CLUBS

Well yes, our clubs are no touching. The last people who seriously challenged this sat in jail for several months before they were allowed to put their houses up for bail. Will this ever change, hard to say. Our DA's office knows that there is nothing except their bullying which stands between us and San Francisco. They don't want that to happen. So most of the time people are hit with massive charges, to intimidate them into pleading guilty, while the DA knows that with competent defense and in front of a jury, their case is bogus.

Jim and Artie Mitchell went through 2 jury trials. But of course, they courted the news papers. In San Francisco the news papers mocked the police. That helps.

Here the papers have sat on the fence and endorsed the moralists POV.

Sorry to hear that Seattle is Deja Vu. That sucks.

I am 24-7 embedded in guerilla style political conflicts. So I cannot go to anything like our underground circuit. I am inview and on call 24-7. If it is running, I say go to some of the bars and start asking. The dancers at the above ground clubs are not that likely to know about it. Just go to the bars and ask politely. The Mexicans call it 'Bikini Show'. At this point I would also suggest checking Watsonville, Monterey, and Salinas.

Otherwise just go to a major metro with a good rep for loose non-Deja Vu clubs.

I do not like Cheetah's. They only price dances so high because the girls insist that they are as hot as the SF girls. So the management gives in.

Brass Rail is far cheaper, and you can be civilian dating one of their girls very quickly. Some even do do P4P. Go in near closing time on the night shift. Dress nice.

Buying dances is a chump's game. Front room makeout session. Not for free, but treating her like a civilian. Then only when it is time for your own pants to come down, you invite her to the back room. Then take her home with you and keep on seeing her.

But, at our local clubs, and Deja Vu run SF, very hard to do. If you were to try SF, I would suggest MBOT, non-Deja Vu, and then the 4x unbranded DV no alcohol clubs. And especially New Century ( very large, and usually lots of blacks ) or Little Darlings ( looks to be all black ).

Otherwise just need to find another metro. People say great things about that San Gabriel Valley, and about a few other places such as Club Rio, and I would check out Starz in Gardena.

Good Luck

SJG

SJG - your posts have again gone off the rails. I am doing quite well with my investments. I avoid the crazes - and stick with stable - risk averse investments.

My investments fund all of my affairs. I don’t spout off details about my business and investment dealings because I’m comfortable where I am in life. I don’t seek approval from others, and I don’t offer (unsolicited) advice, because each investors basis and risk tolerance, differs.

Your above post makes it seem that you are a high level political operative. We all know that is a huge overstatement. I doubt that your “organization” is even at the level of grass roots.

Everyone on this board knows you are an angry man, who holds a major grudge against strip clubs (because of some odd negative experience over 20 years ago). You continue to spout negativity towards others, and offer little constructive advice. So your presence on this board is puzzling.

Do you think you’ve discouraged one member from going to a club with your sad diatribes? I would doubt you have any effect on others club habits.

@san_jose_guy said "large projects or most business expansions get very little from financial speculation markets."

Ok, I'll bite: where do you believe they get the money from if not the financial markets?

SJG and Groundhog Day have something in common. He’s like a broke record.

Well Cashman, that may be how you want to live, glorfied gambling, or following the pension and insurance fund managers. Really I could not care less how much money you have.

I and a circle of associates are putting our money into our own affairs and we will continue to.

I have nothing against strip clubs. I love them. But that doesn't mean I take them at face value, or regularly hand out wads of money when the same women can be enjoyed off site and things can get very personal.

I am not an angry man, as that would be you Cashman.

Here, something you can stuff into your mouth:

www.organicauthority.com

SJG

If you aren’t an angry man - how many times have you posted rants here calling strip club patrons chumps? Telling others that they are pursuing enjoyment incorrectly?

An angry man is unable to accept the enjoyment of others. You are a sad and angry man. You continually tell us that we are having fun incorrectly. Why not simply accept our enjoyment for what it is?

You can spout off about your hang ups everyday - but this is the wrong site for it.

Those who go into strip clubs and buy dances, they are chumps.

Pursuing enjoyment incorrectly? Well sex and sex acts with real women ( as opposed to FemBots ) are enjoyable. But the bigger part of it is when the girl opens up to you emotionally. These idiots are not pursuing enjoyment. Something has gone seriously ary.

Cashman, you sound to me like someone who's entire psyche has been shaped by continual doses of alcohol. Am I right.

And here, if that sock wasn't enough to shut you up, try this:

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SJG

OT: Programmable Logic Devices

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Destroying Political Consciousness, The Mental Health System

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Up in a high rise, not Trump tower, but not too far away either:

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Story of O, Sex Slave Initiation

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OT: Who Performs Aainations?

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The Best Women's Lingerie Does Not Need To Be Taken Off

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Robert T. Kiyosaki, Rich Dad Poor Dad

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Web Programming, HTML, CSS, and more

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Founder, and idea for a TUSCL graphic

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To Be Considered a Sexual Minority?

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Remaining Friends With The Ex?

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Bitcoin going to $1,000,000,000 per coin!

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Any Regrets, for those who have deliberately avoided marriage, or initiated divorce?

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Basement Clubs

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Oakland Ghost Ship Fire

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OT: Computer Programming

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OT: Neoliberalism's Stealth Revolution

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Why Are So Many White Men So Stupid?

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OT: Economists, like Gary Becker

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Slavery And The Family

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Fighting Muggles!

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Tomi-Ann Roberts

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Is Stealthing Rape?

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What Destroys Relationships?

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You have again gone off and launched an irrational personal attack. It’s sad that you launch such attacks when questioned. I question your ability to reason maturely and respond intelligently.

I treat strip clubs as intended. They are a place for non-emotional adult sexual interaction. There is very little else I seek in strip clubs. I don’t seek out DFK and emotional connections from dancers.

If you want to debate salient points, I will do so. But your childish attacks are useless - as I’m not threatened by a keyboard cowboy - armed with media links and lengthy directs to his previous tuscl discussions.

Cashman and Taxi, I have made my points consistently and very clear. You still want to argue, about what I know not. But that is you two guys' problem.

"I treat strip clubs as intended. They are a place for non-emotional adult sexual interaction"

Yes, the strip club owners set them up so it looks like that. But the central part of sex is emotional.

The women who work in strip clubs, at least so far, they are real. But for some reason lots of guys want to treat them as fembots.

Not me, I am real with them and I open the door for them to be real with me. Been like that for decades, since my first visits to local clubs.

SJG

LMAO SJG has to pay women for emotional connections. And he thinks the best places for this are strip clubs and AMPs...both of which are there for sexual services.

What an emotional CHUMP!!!

^ And strip club POSER.

@taxi driver just piss on him and give him a dollar ;)))

BHF said: "LOL yes, I know. But he's actually an interesting guy."

You and I have vastly different definitions of the word 'interesting'.

SirLDAlot - there is a major omission in SJG’s statements - as he speaks as though his knowledge is current. He hasn’t stepped in a strip club in years. That is why I still don’t understand he posts on a strip club website. He can’t explain that either. His discussions are entirely non pertinent. A few off topic posts are fine for any user. But every post of his is off topic! He’s useless, lonely, bored, and he couldn’t afford to go to a strip club!

He's a huge ass faggot

SJG is gay!

You guys do realize he is jerking off while writing this stuff?!?! You are just getting him more turned on by engaging in debate.

@Uprightcitizen I disagree. I'm pretty sure SJG truly believes he's not trolling and is simply posting to "contribute" to TUSCL with "scintillating" conversation. (Yes he is that much of a clueless idiot.)

@Cashman1234 The reason you struggle to understand SJG is because you don't understand how the mind of a distraught narcissist works. As a narcissist, he is simply using TUSCL to look "better' than PLs that actually go to strip clubs and get dances with strippers. Unbeknownst to him, his claim that "buying dances is a chump's game" is a straw man argument that he uses to make himself look better as someone that would rather DFK and skip dances and go straight to FS. It's his narcissistic defense mechanism.

And coupled with his narcissism is the mental anguish and stress of losing his wife (LOL due to his own infidelity as a monger back in the 90s). He is extremely in post divorce stress but his narcissism won't let him see the truth in his own wrongdoings, so bashing TUSCL PLs is his "therapy"

And yes, there is no credibility to any of his claims. He may have DFKed once with a stripper in the 90s but he hasn't since. And also his only real stories that he has ever posted about actual DFK were his AMP whore threads he started about two years ago. And LOL even in those threads it is clear the AMP whores didn't really want to DFK him.

He basically lost his wife, a woman's sincere affections, and his money by being a PL monger. He now seeks that lost affection and emotional connection more so than actual sex. He fulfilled the need somewhat through paying AMP whores, and since that was at least something since he lost his wife, it's become his TUSCL mantra. As long as he keeps repeating his narcissistic and pathetic self over and over, he doesn't ever have to face the real truth about himself.

I don’t read his posts much and I have no idea what this one is about. But I think dance a lot gives an excellent psychological critique.

SLD nice shrinkage. Certainly plausible based on his history. I was just making a smart ass comment that was meant to point out the futility of having a reasoned debate with SJG. He likes to judge others but recoils at the slightest hint of being judged himself (your reasoning could very well be valid). He may also be cleaning up right now and once his refractory period is over he will start posting again.

^ No worries Upright, regardless of jest I was using your post to point out that he really is so clueless as to not even recognize his own asshole behavior. LOL it's extreme narcissism.

I agree - SLD offers good insights - and a good summary of the narcissism filling SJG’s mind.

To uprightcitizen’s point - it’s entirely possible that SJG is jerking off as he imparts his wisdom on us. He views his genius as so superior - that simply by tossing out a few snippets - is providing us with mind-blowing brilliance.

At least he doesn’t post fictitious reviews - to just get vip access. Although I’m sure his reviews wouldn’t be very interesting - as he couldn’t describe the interior of a strip club (at least not a modern club).

^^^^^^^ bunch of jackanapes

You buffoons still don't listen. I can disclose lots of stuff on this forum which I could not f2f, because I can and do deploy a privacy wall where I see it as needed. So what I tell you is what I want you to know. If I wanted you to know more, I would have disclosed it.

As such I am not subject to interrogation, and I don't have to prove anything whatsoever. My current life is very closely guarded because I have worldly responsibilities. I'm not every going to rule anything in our out.

Trying to get information out of me will never be any different than it would be with the CIA.

Subraman's Post From Stripper Web, Time wasters

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The System (tm)

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Dugan, often getting girls to leave mid-shift! Sure the hell beats buying dances.

SJG

Year of the Dog, Feb 16, 2018

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Dugan, often getting girls to leave mid-shift! Sure the hell beats buying dances.

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SJG

Fap...fap...fap...oooh give it to me baby

^ @Uprightcitizen LMAO.

See how SJG's recent posts are self-aggrandizing and denigrate anyone that disagrees with him?

Reason: extreme narcissism.

He proves my point by trying to deny it.

^^^^^ Upright, go fuck yourself:

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Some threads to watch:

Mental Health System

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Shift In Stripper Attitudes On Sex

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San Diego

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Musing On Adulting And Savings

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States With The Most Clubs

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Economic Issues For Club Owners

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Complimenting Dancers

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Clubs Open in NOLA

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Thrill Of The Hunt

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SJG

^ more proof of a clueless narcissist

BTW I doubt SJG jerks off. He also suffers from ED. Likely because of guilt that he is unwilling to admit.

I noticed SJG is now signing off all his posts with links to his older, most "scintillating" threads, but...he fails to share his threads on AMP whore DFK mongering. I thought I'd share them to put his views and claims into perspective...

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To me these are SJG's true "contributions" to the boards. They highlight his "mastery" of how to DFK and get "civilian" with an AMP whore. They are all both creepy and entertaining as fuck.

Enjoy!

"@Uprightcitizen I disagree. I'm pretty sure SJG truly believes he's not trolling and is simply posting to "contribute" to TUSCL with "scintillating" conversation. (Yes he is that much of a clueless idiot.)"

That's funny, and very accurate!

And the title is wrong, it should be "the creep's ultimate egotistical spam thread"

And i hate bumping this useless thread but the creep will be along in a few hours to bump it anyway like he always does.

^ LOL nice title.

LOL SJG has a limited window of free internet access every day. He attends to all his "worldly affairs" from his bike and then the high point of his day is spamming TUSCL with self-aggrandizing posts at the public library.

TheeOSU, You seem to be under the misunderstanding that I care what you think of my posts.

SJG

Debunking Personal Finance Gurus Like Suze Orman

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My Ignore List:

DrPhil, DrPhil., IME, Meat72, san_jose_gay, tixtittyfag, JimGassagain, Call.Me.Ishmael, SirLapdancealot, L1oydSchoene

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And you, creep, are definitely misunderstanding that other than you, nobody cares about your posts.

SJG is a cautionary tale for all PLs. He is an example of how bad things can go if you monger so much that SS becomes your reality that you lose your money, home, car, wife, and a woman's affections all because of it. He's at rock bottom in life now. And I'm pretty sure he's even lost his mind. And again it is all because of not being able to control his mongering.

Personally, I became fascinated with his early posts and read a lot of them, the ones I posted links to earlier, but besides those his OT threads are mindless drivel and spam. But those threads about his AMP mongering are amazing journeys into the mind of a clueless idiot that thinks he has game with AMP whores. But in reality they are completely repulsed by him and are stringing him along. They are his real world experiences rather than his fantasy land obsession with front room DFK posts, and so I think that is why I found them entertaining and funny (in a pathetic way).

So, will be getting an occult book:

www.amazon.com

But also want to get the two James Wasserman books on the Knights Templar, especially interested in their involvement in aaination and piracy. Today such might be considered te**o*ists.

www.amazon.com

seems to be the second book, and maybe lesser

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actually a third, 2017

Templar heresy : a story of gnostic illumination

So, all three, in order.

SJG

Sheryl Crow and Eric Clapton - "Run Baby Run" - Pavarotti and Friends - 1996 - live

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^ Because posting about getting an occult book is something all PLs and strippers are interested in and discussing.

Hey SJG, instead of posting about reading an occult book, instead how about going to an actual strip club and trying your front room DFK mad skills and report back about how it went when it was time for your pants to come down? I'm sure it would be an ultimate read!

Then will be proceeding to the Eliphas Levi books, mid 19th Century and often translated by members of Golden Dawn, like Westcott, Mathers, Waite, and Crowley. Prefer to read the ones I can get in the order written.

Eliphas Levi

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Selected writings:

La Bible de la liberté (The Bible of Liberty), 1841

Doctrines religieuses et sociales (Religious and Social Doctrines), 1841

L'assomption de la femme (The Assumption of Woman), 1841

La mère de Dieu (The Mother of God), 1844

Le livre des larmes (The Book of Tears), 1845

Le testament de la liberté (The Testament of Liberty), 1848

Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie, (Transcendental Magic, its Doctrine and Ritual), 1854–1856

Histoire de la magie, (The History of Magic), 1860

La clef des grands mystères (The Key to the Great Mysteries), 1861

Fables et symboles (Stories and Images), 1862

La science des esprits (The Science of Spirits), 1865

Le grand arcane, ou l'occultisme dévoilé (The Great Secret, or Occultism Unveiled), 1868

Magical Rituals of the Sanctum Regnum, 1892, 1970

The Book of Splendours: The Inner Mysteries of Qabalism

Ones I can likely get, try to be in order written:

The Book of Splendors (1892) probably cannot get

The Key of the Mysteries (1861) probably cannot get

So we have:

Transcendental Magic (1856)

The History Of Magic (1860)

The Great Secret; or Occultism Unveiled (1868)

The mysteries of the Qabalah, or, The occult agreement of the two testaments. Talks about Ezekiel and Revelations

SJG

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Sheryl Crow and Eric Clapton - "Run Baby Run" - Pavarotti and Friends - 1996 - live

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LIFEBOAT ONLY!

Register now, or at least save this address some place safe, like in emails to yourself and on paper:

testosteronelifeboat.freeforums.net

Amtrak Collision South Carolina

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OT: musings on Adulting and savings (long)

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NOLA

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Lost Einsteins: The Innovations We’re Missing

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The Greek magical papyri in translation, including the Demotic spells / edited by Hans Dieter Betz

www.amazon.com

en.wikipedia.org

SJG

So this new book:

www.amazon.com

Then about this Greek Magical Papyri

en.wikipedia.org

We also have this:

www.amazon.com

The above author is in libraries, but not his above work.

SJG

The true and invisible Rosicrucian Order : an interpretation of the Rosicrucian allegory and an explanation of the ten Rosicrucian grades / Paul Foster Case.

available in a library.

www.amazon.com

Always wanted to read this. Case, a Golden Dawn veteran, started his own group, a correspondance group based in Los Angeles.

SJG

So about Rosicrucianism, the above Paul Foster Case book, very highly regarded.

Also:

The Rosicrucians : the history, mythology, and rituals of an esoteric order / Christopher McIntosh (1997)

The Rosicrucian enlightenment revisited / John Matthews [and others] ; introduction by Ralph White (1999)

The invisible history of the Rosicrucians : the world's most mysterious secret society / Tobias Churton (2009)

Reading them in order would most please me.

SJG

Local guy I've known J.

Nominally a carpenter, but also usually homeless, living in his pick up truck. Had been absent. Just got out of 9 months in the county.

DUI, his first. I knew the penalties were tough, but 9months for a first time?

Seems he hit someone and she got injured. But J. down plays it, scratch on food, head injury.

J. has long had a drinking problem, and I see he also has an attitude problem. He blames this woman, driving at 11pm without her headlights on, and not wearing her seat belt. Talks like he has been wronged.

So now he is on probation for 3 years. He is in a temporary housing thing, 3 months at no cost. And he no longer has his vehicle.

After the 3 months they will try to get him into a sober living place. But J. says that won't work, as he drinks.

I feel that he is adamant about his drinking, maybe because he feels he was wronged, and because he no longer had a vehicle.

Working with community groups, I feel that many homeless men are so over divorce, or over loss of driving privelidge, or just bad driving records making them unemployable due to drinking. Many of the livable wage jobs a man might have do revolve around driving. But insurance co's of course don't want people with bad records working for their client firms.

I also have seen that many of the homeless men are also people who seem to have very grown up with very casual attitudes about drinking, seeing it as normal and a kind of an expectation. This kind of stuff is not easy to change.

Now in the group I am building there will be no such problems. But this group is not at all for the general population.

For our society, I say there is a problem, with alcohol, drugs, tobacco, psychiatric medication, recovery, and born again Christianity.

SJG

Book by someone I cannot stand, and about an industry I cannot stand.

www.amazon.com

But I want to read it to better appreciate the counter point book:

www.amazon.com

I've read some stuff from this Shevinsky. I don't share her POV. And some of what she objects to is male driven sexism. But I still want to read an understand it.

SJG

Led Zeppelin: Live on Danish TV

www.youtube.com

Highly regarded, and Christopher Alexander has written lots of books:

www.amazon.com

SJG

Led Zeppelin, Danish TV 1969

www.youtube.com

Led Zeppelin, first album

www.youtube.com

Led Zeppelin, second album

www.youtube.com

Led Zeppelin, Whole Lotta Love, from Song Remains The Same movie, w/Theremin, and with opening views of World Trade Center Twin Towers

www.youtube.com

Led Zeppelin, Dazed and Confused, from Song Remains The Same, movie, w/destruction of horse hair violin bow

www.youtube.com

Mustn't forget about this, Patrick Dunn. Don't know if I will go along with it or not.

www.amazon.com

SJG

The Uplifters

www.youtube.com

"demonstrates how crime, moral puritanism, and conflicts between ruthless capitalists and striking workers help ruin the lives of marginal Americans."

en.wikipedia.org

But not all feminism is like this:

www.guerrillagirls.com

Feminist artists, pro-sex, pro-prostitution. On the whole quite similar to the Russian girls, Pussy Riot.

"According to the authors, before agriculture, sex was relatively promiscuous, and paternity was not a concern, in a similar way to the mating system of Bonobos. "

en.wikipedia.org

www.amazon.com

Crisis and Openings: Introduction to Marxism - Richard D Wolff

www.youtube.com

Led Zeppelin 1969 Danish TV

www.youtube.com

Led Zeppelin II

www.youtube.com

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The Chinese horoscope for the Dog shows us that the Dog is the person who's constantly tasked with listening to the pain and sorrows of others. Not to worry though, the faithful dog doesn't mind. They are a true believer in Justice and they will fight for fairness for themselves, their family, their friends, and anyone else in need. They are not cowards, and they believe that a life without honor is no life at all.

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Wow, "They are a true believer in Justice and they will fight for fairness for themselves, their family, their friends, and anyone else in need. They are not cowards, and they believe that a life without honor is no life at all." That describes me to a T.

Trump Budget Would Hit The Poor Very Hard

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SJG

Proxy Servers:

/discussion.php

Being able to use Proxy Servers on TUSCL was convenient. Safer in some kinds of situations. But with this new software it has never worked.

Just tried to access TUSCL using these four:

www.best-free-proxy.com

dacd.win

europroxy.pw

takesper.gq

All the same problems. First it trips up on the sorting of discussions and articles. You select your option, but then it switches back. Seems not to like some kinds of client side interactivity. Also, does not let you login, just hangs.

Old TUSCL did work with most proxies.

Founder, might it be possible to reopen our old threads?

Thanks,

SJG

extreme income inequality and housing problems in Bay Area

www.mercurynews.com

SJG

Men Are Done Dealing With Women's Crap (Advice For Men)

www.youtube.com

Men Are Done Dating And Marrying Women (Wake Up Call For Women)

www.youtube.com

SJG

Very high salaries, but homes still hard to afford. In my opinion this must hamstring those businesses too. High salaries make it hard. Unavailability also makes it hard.

www.mercurynews.com

Whole thing real stupid!

SJG

Inducting Women Into My Group:

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And so what becomes of a booking boy who seems to drift off into his own world and who has no interest in athletics and is tormented by bullies?

Doctors thought he was hard of hearing, and so they removed his adenoids.

www.amazon.com

Unlikely he ever has had money in ventures not run by he or his crew. His experience with 'jobs' seems to be very little.

SJG

en.wikipedia.org

en.wikipedia.org

www.solarcity.com

1st Ex-Wife

justinemusk.com

www.solarcity.com

Solar Roof, a roof which has invisible integrated solar panels, 98% as efficient as conventional solar cells ( no holes in roof, no tendency to leak )

Power wall battery, $5,500 for 14kWh

SJG

Bellanca Cruisair

en.wikipedia.org

Maternal grandfather of Elon Musk had a 1948 model, they used to fly all around in it. Including once to Scotland and once to Australia. Mostly landing off airport.

They say that South Africa was a hard place for Elon Musk. He planned his escape to the US way back. But started off with college in Ontario.

SJG

Yep, need to read this to be prepared, Ho Tactics

www.amazon.com

so, from "Elon Musk, Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future", talking about Elon having just completed college in Ontario and U Pennsylvania.

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Musk's insistence on explaining the early origins of his passion for electric cars, solar energy, and rockets can come off as insecure. It feels as if Musk is trying to shape his life story in a forced way. But for Musk, the distinction between stumbling into something and having intent is important. Musk has long wanted the world to know that he's different from the run-of-the-mill entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. He wasn't just sniffing out trends, and he wasn't consumed by the idea of getting rich. He's been in pursuit of a master plan all along. "I really was thinking about this stuff in college," he said. "It is not some invented story after the fact. I don't want to seem like a Johnny-come-lately or that I'm chasing a fad or just being opportunistic. I'm not an investor. I like to make technologies real that I think are important for the future and useful in some sort of way."

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en.wikipedia.org

The Young Karl Marx, interview with director Raoul Peck

www.democracynow.org

IRON BUTTERFLY IN- A-GADDA-DA-VIDA

www.youtube.com

Building An Inclusive Economy

www.wpusa.org

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So Musk started ZIP2, similar to CitySearch and like Yahoo Maps, Directions, and Yellow Pages. Then sold to Compaq in 1999 for over $300 Meg.

Musk had started with really nothing, his brother Kimbal, money from odd jobs in college, and a dilapidated sedan which they painted polka dots onto. And their father in South Afrika gave them $28k.

So about 4 years later, after sleeping and living in a 20' x 30' they had rented, and later bringing in outside people and money, when it was finally sold, Elon Musk got $22 Meg.

I think it highly unlikely that Elon Musk has ever been an 'investor', putting money into things he or his crew did not control, or that he ever went along with any doctrine of 'creating wealth', 'financial literacy', 'financial self improvement', or 'saving for retirement'.

Now Zip2 and PayPal were computer only things. I would not be satisfied with that myself.

But SolarCity, Tesla, SpaceX, those are an entirely different matter!

Will read more of the Ashlee Vance book about him later.

Now starting to read:

www.amazon.com

And with the group I am building, we will have our own vast libraries.

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So I read the earlier book on this subject:

Eliphas Levi and the French Occult Revival

www.amazon.com

This has prepared me. And Christopher McIntosh has written a back cover endorsement for Tobias Churton:

www.amazon.com

Its basically Pairs from 1871 thru 1914, mostly Rosicrucianism and Martinism.

Churton is turning out to be extremely prolific, and he is out there. But I can't afford to put the time into reading this straight, I have to speed read it, get out of it what I need, what will stick for me.

Very close relations between the occult and poetry, music, painting, literature, and science.

Talks about Frances Yates as one who talked about this at length:

www.amazon.com

and then also:

Manuel Orazi, born in Rome 1860

en.wikipedia.org

His 1895 piece entitled "Black Mass"

68.media.tumblr.com

Most of us have the idea of the naked woman on the altar from Anton LaVey, but it actually comes from:

J. K. Huysmans

en.wikipedia.org

and this is what the painting must be a reference to.

Chat Noir

bonjourparis.com

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Glenn Gould-Alban Berg-Piano Sonata

www.youtube.com

VM whips out a foot or so and pees on this thread.

So reading Tobias Churton, Occult Paris.

Want to record some of his references, like these historical writers.

Frances Yates, writing in 1964 about Giordano Bruno

James Webb,

The Occult Underground

www.amazon.com

And Colin Wilson wrote a book about James Webb

Athanasius Kircher's Theatre of the World: His Life, Work, and the Search for Universal Knowledge, by Joscelyn Godwin

www.amazon.com

And I need to find some books to read about Martinism, as I know far less about it than I do about Rosicrucianism.

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Introduction to Martinism

www.youtube.com

So Churton finishes talking about the future, the legacy of that era before WWI. There was some rumors about Synarchism, a secret elite government, no good.

Now of course this would be Vichi, and such things are almost always Fascist.

But they are saying that it is the contemporary government of the EU.

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Synarchism

en.wikipedia.org

good books written by

Joel R. Hass (Author),‎ Maurice D. Weir (Author),‎ George B. Thomas Jr. (Author)

like: University Calculus: Early Transcendentals, Multivariable

www.amazon.com

So books mentioned about this Synarchism:

This Gérard Galtier, but his stuff seems not to have been translated to English, but one into Spanish

Start with this, as referenced by Churton:

www.amazon.com

and then:

www.amazon.com

Okay, but then:

The Sion revelation : the truth about the guardians of Christs's sacred bloodline / Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince

And this Lynn Picknett has written lots of interseting looking stuff.

www.amazon.com

And then about Martinism, reading in Churton, starting to get some understanding.

Martinez de Pasqually (1727?–1774)

en.wikipedia.org

And those who succeeded him were: Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin and Jean-Baptiste Willermoz

Now de Pasqually was likely half Jewish. And I have not read this anywhere, but to me he seems influenced by Baruch Spinoza, a likely practitioner of Kabbalah.

Here, a modern order which mentions among others Spinoza

wikivisually.com

Spinoza, in German I think:

www.hermetik-international.com

Spinoza and Kabbalah

www.inquiriesjournal.com

Rosicrucian Order AMORC, loosely associating Martinism with philosophy like Spinoza's

www.martinists.org

List of occultists, including Spinoza

wiki.deldebbio.com.br

Spinoza

wiki.deldebbio.com.br

Jacob Boehme

wiki.deldebbio.com.br

Rhizome of Boehme and Deleuze: Esoteric Precursors of the God of Complexity, by Mark Bonta

muse.jhu.edu

Deleuze and geophilosophy : a guide and glossary / Mark Bonta and John Protevi (2004)

Does tie Boehme to Martinism, sort of to Spinoza, and even to Paul Tillich.

and here, Sophia (wisdom)

en.wikipedia.org

about Martinism

answers.yahoo.com

Rosicrucian Library

web.archive.org

Priscilla Hunt

phslavic.com

Sophia Foundation

sophiafoundation.org

famous book:

Three famous mystics: Saint-Martin / by Arthur Edward Waite ... Jacob Boehme, by W.P. Swainson; Swedenborg, by W.P. Swainson. (1940)

The unknown philosopher; the life of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin and the substance of his transcendental doctrine / by Arthur Edward Waite ( republished 1970)

and we have this, a reprint

www.amazon.com

So other than what these Martinist groups have on their web sites, there is not that much. Though I do have to admit that the Tobias Churton book is proving both good and challenging.

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Erik Satie: Gnossienne No. 1, 2, 3, not that difficult to play. You can tell that he has written it as three parts.

www.youtube.com

made into two instruments:

www.music-scores.com

clearly 3 piano parts

cdn.imslp.org

cdn.imslp.org

also good music to program into a sequencer. But I would still say this has to be by hand playing, not by typing in text. Otherwise it would sound mechanical.

more Satie

www.youtube.com

I believe that the French Rosicrucian Order AMORC makes much use of Satie and Debussy.

So it was Antoine Court de Gebelin ( 1725 - 1824 ) who first put the 22 letter of the Hebrew alphabet onto the 22 Tarot cards. Eliphas Levi followed this. And Levi was not trying to recreate Renaissance magic, he wanted something compatible and necessary to science.

Eliphas Levi books I can readily get, but there are many more:

Transcendental Magic (1856)

The History Of Magic (1860)

The Great Secret; or Occultism Unveiled (1868)

The mysteries of the Qabalah, or, The occult agreement of the two testaments. Talks about Ezekiel and Revelations

And then this Inner Traditions Press, Rochester Vermont, always good, I've paid attention to it for decades. In this book they mention Churtons numerous other books, and al

The Morning of the Magicians, Pauwels and Bergier, very famous book, about 1960

The Esoteric Secrets of Surrealism by Patrick Lepetit

Lords of the Left-Hand Path

Stephen E. Flowers

Athanasius Kircher's Theatre of the World, Joscelyn Godwin, very famous person and famous book.

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This is a lifeboat only. Join now. At least save the address on paper and in emails to yourself.

testosteronelifeboat.freeforums.net

When RB went down there was no warning. And remember, the people who ran it were proud of what they were doing, and had no warning, and would not go along with LE's interpretation. But they force people to plead guilty just due to the weight of the charges.

www.fbi.gov

Here, Italian women taking off their clothes. I approve fully! Even though many are rather thick, I still like them.

www.yahoo.com

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^^^ Has video

Churton is the first I have seen who was able to summarize Eliphas Levi. Levi did not want to recreate Renaissance Magic, he wanted something compatible with science.

pp 91, "Levi adapted the inherited system, adding an eleventh sephira, called Da'ath, understood as that Knowledge that is true Science, being a reflection and synthesis of the other sephiroth. Levi's advocacy of the tarot as a codified High Science opened the way for the tarot to be used not only as the familiar means of divination, but also as a path to inner exploration, constituting an essential wing of the high magic that could only be worked in a state of exalted or mystical consciouness.

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from Occult Paris by Tobias Churton

So we talk about some following H. P. Blavatsky and her Theopsophical Society,

like Maria Pomar, Lady Caithness (1830-1895)

and Anna Kingsford (1846-1888) They both published an 1882 book, The Perfect Way

www.amazon.com

and also

www.amazon.com

Sort of a feminized Christianity. And then also consistent with Jules Doinel, and his Gnostic Church, and the "Sophia Concept",

to me sounds very similar to groups running today, and also to Rudolph Steiner

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and then on now to Stanislas de Guaita

en.wikipedia.org

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Stanislas de Guaita ( 1861 - 1897 )

A curious guy, had been a poet, and with a great knowledge of chemistry. Seemed to be undergoing a great deal of emotional suffering. But then, rather like Aleister Crowley after him, under went a kind of conversion from poety to "Magick" as "the way of life."

Would go on to be involved in the Rosicrusianism of the day. And he wrote books like Black Magic, and the Keys To Black Magic.

Not seeing his books as easy to get.

www.rosicrucian-order.com

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Erik Satie: Relâche (Complete ballet) (1924)

www.youtube.com

So now starting to read about one of the most outrageous figures of the day, the one who re-started French Rosicrucianism

Josephin Peladan

en.wikipedia.org

Many books, starting with Le Vice suprême, novel, 1884

But very little seems to be easily available.

One book about Peladan:

Occult symbolism in France : Joséphin Péladan and the Salons de la Rose-Croix / Robert Pincus-Witten ( 1976 )

And then Peladan thought very highly of this one they call the "French Pythagoras".

Okay, here is a video about him and his book. French

Abbé Paul Lacuria - Les harmonies de l' être I

Someone made this:

lacuria69.blogspot.com

and we have this:

www.amazon.com

Peladan used the title: Sar Merodack.

Talked about Synarchism.

Book also talks about Decadent Movement

yes, mentions all people in the book:

en.wikipedia.org

And then the Symbolist Movement

en.wikipedia.org

some here:

/discussion.php

/discussion.php

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Sexiest Ladies of Jazz - The Trilogy! - Full Album

www.youtube.com

So in Occult Paris, Tobias Churton is now talking about some Knights Templar originated Rosicrucianism running in the Agen

Lot-et-Garonne area of France.

en.wikipedia.org

This Agen has been noted as an area with a very low birth rate. Some have said that if you have a second child there you will be receiving condolences cards. I noted that it stands out on the 1791 Jurist Priest map. Others say it is a place which went for the socialist Mitterrand. I speculated that being a leader in de-Christianization, it may go back to the Cathars. It is a kind of Catholic thinking which is totally against church teaching.

Now it is starting to look like it goes back further, to gnosticism originating with the Knights Templar.

It is all completely Catholic, its just like I call it, being "in the church but not of it".

Tobias Churton writes extremely interesting and extremely challenging books.

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Jerry Brown is certainly one of the most inspiring people to ever have held public office.

www.latimes.com

UBI ( Universal Basic Income )

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The Vietnam War PBS Episode 3: The River Styx (January 1964-December 1965)

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I had read a book about the Cathars. This guy went to the final martyrdom site Montsegur.

en.wikipedia.org

He asked how many of the people were Cathars. He was told that they all were, and then surprised to hear that they still are.

Now I understand, its a way of being in the church but not of it.

Some called the Pater Norsters, as they would sit in a circle and recite the Lord's Prayer slowly over and over. Is this worth burning people at the stake?

It is a kind of protest, because they might not be sitting in the pews and listening to sermons. But the real threat about the Cathars was that they had switched their minds from standby to online, specifically, they had methods of contraception and abortion.

So this kind of private dissent, thinking beyond the church, still continues to this day.

You don't see this amongst American Catholics, rather it is in Catholic countrys.

So this is what Peladan and others were building upon in starting their Rosicrucian movement in Paris. But Agen had been a stronghold, noted for its low birth rate.

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Chicago

www.youtube.com

cowbellsongs.com

Aerosmith Walk This Way

www.youtube.com

Booker T and the MG's

www.youtube.com

Hank and Cupcakes, paint only

www.youtube.com

The Vietnam War PBS Episode 3: The River Styx (January 1964-December 1965)

www.youtube.com

The Battle For Puerto Rico

www.democracynow.org

So this guy, Vicomte Louis Edouard de Lapasse ( 1792 - 1867 )

picture here:

iniziazioneantica.altervista.org

www.reinedumidi.com

He is the link between Peledan and the Agen - Tolouse Rosicrucianism and Templarism, but they are also Catholic Legitimists, meaning that they want to restore the monarchy. They oppose the Bonapartists and the Orleanists, I guess the actually want to restore the Bourbons.

Charles 10th

en.wikipedia.org

Orleanists

en.wikipedia.org

en.wikipedia.org

Bonapartiste

en.wikipedia.org

orderofthegrail.blogspot.com

So we have this Eugene Vintras, heretic Catholic priest, wore upside down cross on his vestments.

Bayeux le 7 avril 1807 et mort à Lyon le 7 décembre 1875

fr.wikipedia.org

discussed in this

Eliphas Lévi and the French occult revival / Christopher McIntosh 1972 / 2011

we do have this A. E. Waite book, more a photostat of the original book

www.amazon.com

huge cash of A. E. Waite books in libraries, but not the above.

from Occult Paris by Tobias Churton, Eugene Vintras believed himself to be Elijah. And he was the spiritual source for the Carmelite Order. During the revolution said order was banished from France.

But then this also connects to this guy Abbe Boullan (1824-1893)

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Repeat discussion about Agen France:

There is some new information at hand about Agen France and things which might make it unusual. Reading Occult Paris, by Tobias Churton.

www.amazon.com

The book comes to one Josephin Peledan, a rather notorious sort of the 1880's and 1890's who started a Rosicrucian Order in Paris. The question turns to what made him think he had the initiatory standing by which to do that?

Well he was affiliated with one Vicomte Louis Edouard de Lapasse ( 1792 - 1867 )

iniziazioneantica.altervista.org

they show the same picture in the Churton book.

So this started with a lecture given by Yale's John Merriman, about France and the development of a middle-class, as evidenced by the low birth rate. And then how contraception was considered by the Catholic clergy as an unspeakable evil.

So Merriman talks specifically about Agen and how if you have a second child you can today expect to be receiving condolences cards. Never heard of such a place. Merriman talks about the place standing out on the 1791 Jurist Priest map, and then recently in how they voted for the socialist Mitterand.

So speculation was raised that these uncommon views which they have could come from that having been a Cathar place. There is in fact a cathar castle there. But most of these so called cathar castles are fake, built by the French Monarchy in order to keep the Cathars from coming back. Catharism is today something of a tourism industry.

Well, in Churton's book he talks about Peledan coming from 'old Catholic families" and Lapasse also coming from such, but in Agen.

They are actually talking about Templars, about there being some sort of Templar legacy there built into Agen, and also maybe into Toulouse.

So they talk about Templars, Troubodors, Cathars, and Rosicrucians, as all basically being the same, and operating, among other places, Agen.

And it has been discussed that Cathars would assemble and sit in a circle and slowly recite the Pater Noster over and over. But does this get people burned at the stake? No, it was because they had methods of contraception and abortion, and just because they were thinking about such things, instead of acting out of compulsion.

Remember, Cathars did not build their own churches, they would freely attend Catholic services. They just seemed to have understood it differently, been able to keep a certain critical distance. I have long called this, "Being in the Church but not of it".

So the Churton book is telling us that something like that still existed amongst these 'old Catholic families' in Agen in the 1800's. And so just by virtue of having grown up in that environment, Peledan and Lapasse were already initiated into some sort of Rosicrucian - Cathar - Troubodor - Templar thinking.

So after Merriman, this is the first written confirmation that someone finds something unusual about this Agen

Lot-et-Garonne

region

en.wikipedia.org

I mean none of this occult stuff would the Catholic clergy approve of, and much of it did have a buried sort of sexuality. But who cares what the Catholic clergy says or thinks.

You will find this in a Catholic country like France, where as in the US, Catholics are more like Protestants, seeing it as a belief and approval seeking system.

If someone grows up in a family which is 'in the Church but not of it', then they will assimilate that different way of thinking.

So again, first confirmation that there is something different about Agen, and indeed affirming that it does connect to these gnostic types of thinking.

Condolences cards upon having a second child? Only time I ever heard of people who might think like that would have to connect to gnositicsm. And one of the major occurrences of such was Catharism in the South of France. But they are actually now connecting all of it to the Knights Templar.

Lapasse was a doctor, and he lived by the Rosicrucian injunction from the Fama Fraternititus to treat the poor at no charge.

this guy Abbe Boullan (1824-1893), he was the real Satanist of the group, and he was the one Huysman's was writting about.

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Abbe Joseph-Antoine Boullan, Catholic priest, jailed in Rome, seen as Satanist, and some unspeakable rumors.

en.wikipedia.org

So Josephin Peladan and Stanislas de Guaita, running their Rosicrucian Order, decided that it was their role to take Boullan down.

So some of this came down to Eliphas Levi's two volume:

Author Lévi, Éliphas, 1810-1875

Title Dogme et rituel de la haute magie. English

Transcendental magic : its doctrine and ritual / by Eliphas Lévi ; translation [and] biographical preface by Arthur Edward Waite

But there is also supposed to be some addendum to it.

If one looks at the table of contents for this, this addendum is there!

www.amazon.com

So the addendum is called 'Nuctermeron' and it talks about twelve hours or intelligences, which may be pressed into service. This is all attributed to a first century mage Appolonius of Tyana, and found in a hermetic tract written in Greek in a Jewish 1721 work on the life and death of Moses.

So this is what they used, and the first of these 'intellilgences' is where the name Papus was taken from for Gerard Encausse.

This whole book is a bit of a challenge, as tend to be all the numerous books of Tobias Churton.

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Ginger Baker's Airforce

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Flexible Transistor??

www.techopedia.com

Gérard Encausse - Papas

French father, Spanish Gypsy mother, traveling through Basque country selling medical devices of his own invention, finally educating himself heavily in the occult. Over all, quite a character.

en.wikipedia.org

He actually wrote some very interesting things, going beyond the science of his day.

Some of his writings full text online.

books.google.com

hermetic.com

Not really anything I can get in libraries. Drat!

This is about him, a well known picture, but not in English, and Papus died in 1916.

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About him and his writings

darkbooks.org

Now this is AMORC, but it has some of his writings full text, though probably in French

www.martinists.org

Okay, Dec 1895, issue 29

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So google digitized all of this, and AMORC is showing it via its Martinist Order, TMO.

and yes I see, this is what appears in translation in Occult Paris by Tobias Churton, very interesting. And Churton says it is also in Christopher McIntosh's book about Eliphas Levi and the French Occult Revival. Papus's writings are quite revelatory.

www.martinists.org

Well it says page 5 on the viewer, but it is page 195 on the scanned paper.

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Gnostic Catholic Church for North America, New York City, has stuff from some of the same names in Tobias Churton's 'Occult Paris'.

www.apostolicgnosis.org

Their book:

www.amazon.com

It all goes back to the people Tobias Churton and Christopher McIntosh are writing about.

en.wikipedia.org

Occult Paris by Tobias Churton, awesome book!

First issue of L'Initiation, first issue Nov 1888. Look at the awesome cover photo, reproduced in Churton's book:

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This Papus really is an interesting guy. Ended up as battle field medic, contracted tuberculosis in 1916 and died,

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NOLO, Chartres - Iberville, doesn't the black girl in purple look good? I think this picture originally came from Google Street View

s.hdnux.com

Chelsea Manning, running for the US Senate from Maryland, quite interesting

www.democracynow.org

Steely Dan - Katy Lied (1975, Studio Album) 09 Any World (That I'm Welcome To)

www.youtube.com

Let it rain- Eric Clapton

www.youtube.com

Live, with some friends, and with his women

www.youtube.com

Live, Royal Albert Hall, 2015

www.youtube.com

Derek and the Dominos live at the Fillmore, over 19min!

www.youtube.com

Bring It On!

An Inflated Stock Market Is Evidence of Spiritual Sickness, And It Is The Death Of Creativity And Innovation

www.msn.com

So trying to finish up with Tobias Churton's "Occult Paris"

www.amazon.com

Churton is always way out there. And he is always challenging.

San Jose's AMORC was not built on the idea that Rosicrucianism is either gnostic, connected to Cathars, or to the Knights Templar. But today many do see it this way.

So Churton talks about this Gnostic Church, and especially this Jules Doinel and Deodat Roche.

Continuing in North America, based in NYC?:

www.apostolicgnosis.org

And you can see that inverting the Cathar aestheticism, plus Josephin Peladan, were the main influences on the decadence of Aleister Crowley.

And yes in the South, the Canal du Midi area, there is some sort of tradition of gnosticism, like what I call, being in the church but not of it. And this is especially strong in Agen. Seemingly it does go back to Cathars, Knights Templar, and Troubadours.

And then others say that this is Hermeticism coming in with Islam, and also being expressed in John of the Cross.

And then one of the most interesting people is this Papus.

So of Debussy and Satie, Churton says,

"that you may feel that you are only hearing a fragment of the music, for the tonal experimentation of these composers' minds were most deeply involved in esoteric sensibilities, aimed at invoking the unseen and unheard."

And we have this Breton myth of this city Y's, of their North coast, which sunk

en.wikipedia.org

And we have:

Debussy - La cathédrale engloutie

Orchestral

www.youtube.com

and then Isai Tomita on Moog

www.youtube.com

Churton talks about pentatonic music ( do re mi so la )

and you can watch Satie's Gnossieenes being played:

www.youtube.com

www.youtube.com

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Good book about gurus, including one Ignatius of Loyola:

www.amazon.com

Whitesnake - Stormbringer (Official Video)

www.youtube.com

Soldier of Fortune

www.youtube.com

Burn

www.youtube.com

Rainbow - Stone Cold, do you like Ritchie Blackmore's double string plucks?

www.youtube.com

Deep Purple, Perfect Strangers, look at the automobiles pulling up

www.youtube.com

Smoke On The Water

www.youtube.com

Steppenwolf, Magic Carpet Ride, live

www.youtube.com

Derek and the Dominos, Let It Rain, live, to make this sound nice, does this require a keyboard player, or could it be two guitarists?

www.youtube.com

www.youtube.com

2004

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Layla 2008, fairly fast which sounds good:

www.youtube.com

So trying to finish up with Tobias Churton's "Occult Paris", a book which is saturated with accounts of various personages of the era, and based almost entirely on sources which have never been translated.

So much talk of this Gnostic Church and Cathars, I want to look at this Rosicrucian Lectorium, something which draws much from the Cathars, and see if there is any connection.

en.wikipedia.org

www.rosycross.org

en.wikipedia.org

Large facility in Bakersfield CA

USA, Bakersfield CA, made by adapting a bank building.

2430 19th St

Bakersfield, CA 93301.

United States

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In 1956, the work of Jan van Rijckenborgh and Catharose de Petri received an important impulse by the contact with Antonin Gadal (1877-1962), the custodian of the Cathar heritage in southern France. They allied themselves with the spiritual treasure of this spiritual community shattered by the Inquisition about 700 years ago.

Jan van Rijckenborgh wrote his first manuscripts under the pseudonym John Twine. With the choice of this pseudonym, he expressed that he was a John man, a forerunner of the Christ man. The last name Twine symbolizes the two aspects that are present in every human being: the divine element that urges the liberation, and the earthly element, the natural soul. In January 1940, Jan Leene adopted the spiritual name Jan van Rijckenborgh.

In the British Library in London Jan van Rijckenborgh discovered a work by Johann Valentin Andreae, “Rei publicae christianopolitanae descriptio”, in English translation. Interpreting parts of this document, he wrote a commentary which he published together with his Dutch translation of this manuscript in 1939 under the title “Christianopolis“. Furthermore he translated the Manifestos of the Rosicrucians: “Fama Fraternitatis”, “Confessio Fraternitatis” and “Alchemical Wedding of Christian Rosyross” into Dutch. In these writings he found what moved it himself: the call for a general reformation, which especially aimed at the fundamental change in man himself.

With about 40 publications written by Jan van Rijckenborgh, partially together with Catharose de Petri, he left a great wealth of advice and support to people who seek for truth and liberation on their spriritual path.

www.logon.media

The writers of their leaders, and talking it back to Ancient Egypt and to Hermeticism and the Emerald Tablet.

goldenrosycross.org

www.amazon.com

I am so far not seeing any connection to the leaders of this 19th Century Gnostic Church, except for the interest in the South of France and the Cathars.

So let me look at this man from the Gnostic Church: Deodat Roche, living 99 years

Cathars

www.bibliotecapleyades.net

"Today, Catharism is largely seen as a dualist religion, like most Gnostic and oriental teachings. The man largely responsible for identifying Catharism as such was Déodat Roche (1877-1978), often referred to both as 'the Cathar Bishop', if not 'the Cathar Pope'.

However, outside of France, his name is relatively unknown, as is that of his friend and Professor of Sociology René Nelli of the University of Toulouse (and often referred to as 'the vicar of Catharism'), who lectured on the subject all over France.

Their fame has largely been eclipsed by the likes of Otto Rahn and Antonin Gadal, who saw the caves of the valley south of Foix as secret initiation centers for the Cathars - a theory that is now often widely accepted, but which has very little academic support.

Gadal continued the work started by the local historian Adolphe Garrigou. From the 1930s onwards, circles were formed around Gadal and the already mentioned Roche and Nelli.

Together, they formed "La Société du souvenir de Montségur et du Graal," to promote the forgotten history of Catharism - but specifically tying it to the Holy Grail - and the promotion of Montségur, and the region as a whole. It is here that what is now known as 'neo-Catharism' was born, and it has little to do with the original belief.

A second circle of Cathar enthusiasts had the countess Pujol-Murat as a key figure; she was one of Otto Rahn's patrons. Rahn was a young German academic, whose books greatly advanced interest in Montségur and Catharism, both in the 1930s and now (see article 'The Strange Life of Otto Rahn: Author, Poet, Grail Seeker, SS Officer', in New Dawn No. 109, July-August 2008).

"

"Authors such as Walter Birks and R.A. Gilbert, as well as Elizabeth van Buren, have suggested the Cathars guarded a manuscript, knowledge - a spiritual treasure.

This manuscript is often said to be the 'Book of Love' and is linked with the Gospel of John, and is claimed to contain "sublime teachings, marvelous revelations, the most secret words confided by our Lord Jesus Christ to the beloved disciple [John the Evangelist].

"

www.bibliotecapleyades.net

again, finding stuff in French only

www.amazon.com

TO BE CONTINUED

SJG

Anyway, so we have this Deodat Roche, felt to be responsible for much of the 20th Century resurgence of interest in the Cathars. And he was part of this French Gnostic Church, with Jules Doniel.

Then we have this Dutch Rosicrucian Lectorium. Started by people who had been with the Oceanside Rosicrucian Fellowship of Max Heindel, Oceanside, CA. They ran it in the Netherlands, but in 1935 they separated, and then it really has come into its own in the years since WWII. They are completely focused on Cathars. But I am not finding any connection between the two groups, or their researchs into the Cathars.

We have this Emmanuel des Essarts, who would become a bishop in the Gnostic Church, but he had been a gov't employee and taken with the thinking of Charles Fourier.

en.wikipedia.org

en.wikipedia.org

7 April 1772 – 10 October 1837

He only lived to 1837, but he is considered an early socialist.

Fourier's social views and proposals inspired a whole movement of intentional communities. Among them in the United States were the community of Utopia, Ohio; La Reunion near present-day Dallas, Texas; the North American Phalanx in Red Bank, New Jersey; Brook Farm in West Roxbury, Massachusetts; the Community Place and Sodus Bay Phalanx in New York State, and several others. Later Fourier inspired a diverse array of revolutionary thinkers and writers.

On education, Fourier felt that "civilized" parents and teachers saw children as little idlers.[22] Fourier felt that this way of thinking was wrong. He felt that children as early as age two and three were very industrious.

Because of its editor, I am sure this is good:

Poster, Mark, ed. Harmonian Man: Selected Writings of Charles Fourier. Garden City: Doubleday. 1971.

theanarchistlibrary.org

Influences on Comrade Marx

en.wikipedia.org

The Jules Doniel and Deodat Roche group still has people claiming a legacy, for North America, in NYC.

www.apostolicgnosis.org

Succession

www.apostolicgnosis.org

And they connect this to Martinism, especially through Papus.

And they are connecting this to Rosicrucianism, Templars, the Grail, and more

www.apostolicgnosis.org

And they have this book:

www.amazon.com

$14.95

Here we go, getting into contentious territory, Cathars and the Kabbalah

www.apostolicgnosis.org

We have this Roy Howat, a specialist in French piano music.

www.royhowat.com

Debussy in proportion : a musical analysis / Roy Howat (1983)

And he claims that Debussy was using the Golden Section and Fibonacci Sequences, and saying that this is very compatible with Hermeticsm. And they have old paper piano rolls which Debussy played himself where he was double timing some measures, and this made it even closer to the Golden Section and Fibonacci Sequences.

This includes Stephan A, Hoeller of Los Angeles

www.apostolicgnosis.org

Anyway, to conclude, Tobias Churton writes phenomonal and very challenging books, as 'Occult Paris' has certainly proved to be.

SJG

Debussy - La Mer

www.youtube.com

Erik Satie

www.youtube.com

Paul Foster Case, True and Invisible

www.amazon.com

The Rosicrucian enlightenment / Frances A. Yates (1978)

Rosicrucian trilogy : Fama Fraternitatis, 1614 ; Confessio Fraternitatis, 1615 ; the Chemical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreuz, 1616 / the three original Rosicrucian publications in new translations by Joscelyn Godwin, Christopher McIntosh, & Donate Pahnke McIntosh. (2016)

Rhapsody In Blue: Gershwin

www.youtube.com

Benny Goodman, Sing, Sing, Sing

www.youtube.com

1937, Goodman and Krupa

www.youtube.com

1971 w/ Gene Krupa, remember he had founded a drumming school

www.youtube.com

COUNT BASIE Swingin' the Blues, 1941 HOT big band swing jazz

www.youtube.com

seems to be 4 beat, Kansas City type.

So I had talked about my friend J., about 50yo, and with a very serious heart and fluid retention condition, and seemingly still using methamphetamine.

They were trying to send him to a psychiatrist, and I spoke out loud and clear discouraging that.

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So he side stepped the psychiatrist.

But about 6 weeks ago I saw the emergency vehicles at his apartment. I really feared for him. Then about two weeks ago someone told me he was in the hospital.

Very rare to keep anyone in the hospital for very long nowadays. So I figured he was probably in jail.

Met him today, no jail. He was in the hospital for over a month. His kidneys had almost failed and he was retaining lots of water. He came in there with a resting pulse rate of 139 per minute, and very high blood pressure.

To have that kind of pulse, all day and night, would drive anyone nuts, and they said it could be fatal.

They had to give him blood transfusions as he was becoming anemic. Real cause unknown.

Finally his pulse rate did come down.

"Grape Jelly like #2" was tearing up the insides of his intestines, and he shows yellowing of the eyes, a sign of jaundice and liver damage.

And of course street meth could have other stuff in it.

He told them that he had been using meth, when they asked about the heart rate. He said he stopped 4 days earlier because he wanted his test results to be clean.

He seems to understand that he must not use that, well sort of.

I remain concerned about him.

SJG

Derek and the Dominos, Let It Rain

www.youtube.com

Neoliberal governmentality is a practice of

ruling people that interweaves aspirations of individuals with the demands of the market.

...

it is my inte

ntion to move

beyond the limited discussion of voluntary versus forced prostitution, in

order to stress that sex

work ha

s

become

entangled in ambiguous and simultaneous processes: on the one hand

,

it

can

generate personal empowerment and agency, and on the

other hand

,

it demands the individual‟s

subjection to a neoliberal market regime.

...

Sex work is used as a strategic means to realise a project

of self

actualisa

tion, which is linked to the desire for economic well

being and upward social

mobility.

article

demonstrates that sex work can simultaneously be a site of oppression and exploitation

,

and a

stepping

stone to personal advancement.

( already perceiving this myself is why I know that I and TJ girls will get along very well. )

Liberal

techniques of governance began to focus on the generation of

a population of

subjects

that were bound to economic paradigms in their thought and behaviour. A

crucial

component of neoliberal governmentality is its use of

the capacities of

free

subjects to

achieve its p

urposes and goals

Freedoms

–

the f

reedoms of the market

–

are integral to neoliberal governmentality, which operates on interests, desires, and

aspirations

,

rather than through ri

ghts and obligations

Subjects are not subjugated simply by means of obedience

but have

become governable

in their personal desires.

www.anthropologymatters.com

Sourcing: Foucault, M

ichel

. 1982.

„

From

the Repressive Hypothesis to Bio

Power‟

, in Hubert L.

Dreyfus and Paul Rabinow (eds.).

Michel Foucault: Beyond Structuralism and

Hermeneutics

, 126

–

42. Hertfordshire: Harvester Wheatsheaf.

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farm6.staticflickr.com

c2.staticflickr.com

Jimi Hendrix live 1969, very good

www.youtube.com

So the paper:

www.anthropologymatters.com

Looking at some references:

Michel Foucault : beyond structuralism and hermeneutics / Hubert L. Dreyfus and Paul Rabinow ; with an afterword by and an interview with Michel Foucault (1983 )

This author:

The micro-politics of capital : Marx and the prehistory of the present / Jason Read (2003)

Governmentality : power and rule in modern society / Mitchell Dean (2010)

Lots of others too.

SJG

Jon Hassel - The Surgeon

www.youtube.com

www.anthropologymatters.com

Neoliberal governmentality is a practice of

ruling people that interweaves aspirations of individuals with the demands of the market.

„Neoliberal governmentality‟ is a mode of rule, or a governmental technology, that operates through

self

enhancement

techniques. It differs from disciplining modes of governance that draw on physical

repression or containment.

Foucault (1982) des

cribes how, with the emergence

of liberalism,

governments‟

demands on

the

individ

ual behaviour

of their citizens

to

prudent self

conduct

were

converted to accommodate an economic project. Liberal

techniques of governance began to focus on the generation of

a population of

subjects

that were bound to economic paradigms in their thought and behaviour. A

crucial

component of neoliberal governmentality is its use of

the capacities of

free

subjects to

achieve its p

urposes and goals

SJG

Mike Oldfield 'Tubular Bells' Live at the BBC 1973 (high quality / remastered)

www.youtube.com

Elon Musk

www.amazon.com

So he is on now to his second company: PayPal

and he is starting on his first wife: Justina Wilson

But she has informed him, "I am your wife not your employee."

I have heard this idea before multiple times, and even had the same communication directed at me.

So both situations are tumultuous.

With his first company Zip2, it sold for $300 Meg. He cleared $22 Meg. He bought his first airplane, and a small nice condo, which he renovated. He also spent $1 Meg for a MacLaren F1, only 62 in the world. One of them belonging to Larry Ellison.

Most MacLaren owners save them for special purposes. But for Musk it is a daily drive. It is seen parked on the street and at Safeway, and birds shit on it.

From PayPal, it will sell to Ebay for $1.5 Gig, and Musk will clear $180 Meg after taxes.

But both of these first companies will have been tumultuous, with Musk generally loosing control. But remember, now he has $180 Meg, and he has just turned 30yo.

He did some jobs and internships in college, but post graduating, NO JOBS! And he basically started with nothing.

SJG

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Knife Edge - Live in Switzerland, 1970

www.youtube.com

The Middle East's cold war, explained

www.youtube.com

James Wasserman's books about the Knights Templar:

The Templars and the Assassins : the militia of Heaven / by James Wasserman ; including In praise of the new knighthood by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, translated by Lisa Coffin. (2001)

An illustrated history of the Knights Templar / James Wasserman ; with contemporary photos of Rome and Jerusalem by Steven Brooke and France by Vere Chappell.(2006)

Templar heresy : a story of gnostic illumination / James Wasserman with Keith Stump and Harvey Rochman. (2017)

SJG

ELP Tarkus

www.youtube.com

Elon Musk

www.amazon.com

So this is really interesting. On to his third company, Space X, and his first wife, Justina Wilson.

So it is striking how much new material Musk had to master for each of these companies, in order to be able to chart out new territory. Always getting involved in things he had no real prior experience in.

First child died at the age of 10 weeks from SIDS.

So in the years which followed Justina gave birth to twins, followed by triplets. Might have been some medical technology involved in this. Sounds strange, strange response to death of first. Need to read more about this to better understand.

So there are also some other books mentioned.

Rocketeers : how a visionary band of business leaders, engineers, and pilots is boldly privatizing space / Michael Belfiore. (2007)

www.amazon.com

Rocket propulsion elements / George P. Sutton, Oscar Biblarz. (2010)

www.amazon.com

Aerothermodynamics of gas turbine and rocket propulsion / Gordon C. Oates. (1997)

www.amazon.com

And then I also take note of:

Modern engineering for design of liquid-propellant rocket engines / Dieter K. Huzel and David H. Huang (1992)

www.amazon.com

Orbital mechanics for engineering students / Howard D. Curtis, Professor of Aerospace Engineering, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, Florida. (2014) ( will entail some very cool mathematics )

www.amazon.com

Introduction to space dynamics / by William Tyrrell Thomson ( 1986, originally 1961, obviously some very cool stuff to today implement on personal computer )

www.amazon.com

Fundamentals of astrodynamics / [by] Roger R. Bate, Donald D. Mueller [and] Jerry E. White ( Dover, originally 1971 )

www.amazon.com

SJG

So reading about Elon Musk, having cleared $22 Meg from Zip2 and $180 Meg from PayPal, he was largely his own VC. He was getting into extremely ambitious things, like Space X. Months and months testing rocket engines on 300 acres in Texas, these usually exploding. Then out in the Marshall Islands, trying for a first launch. So many times having to back off as something was wrong, months and months.

Very competent people, but still approaching it with a shoot from the hip method, as is often the case with Silicon Valley startups.

Finally a launch, but it exploded after 25 seconds, debris fell back on the launch pad and into the water.

Then over a year later, one which really did get into orbit, but as the last of the fuel for the second stage was being used, it too exploded.

4 years in, and still no successful launches and no revenue, but lots of very capable people on the payroll. Few other than Musk would have tried this.

And then company 4, Tesla, the name having come from others, but Musk becoming the largest investor. Trying to build their Lotus based 2 seater, lots and lots of problems, but few would even be willing to risk the money, and the effort, besides Musk.

Musk was able to do this and sell cars, not because they were practical, but because he made having one into a status symbol.

And then with Model-S, so big, so expensive, even more so. Here they are all over the roadways.

And then the potential for batteries to explode, and exploring that.

They demoed the 2 seater, driving Arnold Schwarzenegger around in one. But they had to swap cars every 5 minutes because of over heating problems, and only one guy, the electric car expert, was authorized to drive them because they were actually very fragile.

SJG

^^^^ They recognized right off that a sports car is the way to go, not necessarily because of high top speed, but because of high acceleration at street legal speeds. And then the good aerodynamics are how you get the range.

So an SUV would be the worst. But this was before model X

SJG

So getting the Tesla Roaster going was extremely hard, 4 years, and still sinking.

Trying to manufacture motors and electronics in Taiwan and China. Lots of trouble. Trying to assemble battery packs in Thailand. There they use factory buildings which are just a concrete slab and 4 poles holding up a roof. They do this because of humid weather. But it is not clean enough. Eventually had to bring much of this back to LA.

France to make the plastic body panels, and Lotus in UK to make the frames.

All in all very complex and very costly. Wanted to sell for $85k. VC's sent very capable trouble shooter, found that cars would cost $200k to make.

Wanted to sell firm, the plan B, mostly for its intellectual property. But Elon held fast and really took over. They were going to slug it out. He also started shifting the talk to model S.

Lots of trouble with Roadster transmission. Mechanical transmission was to have 2 forward speeds.

UK firm was to design it. They did not expect any problems

www.xtrac.com

First one failed immediately, some failed at 150 miles. Best mean time between failures they ever got was 2000 miles.

Usually if done right, a from the ground up EV does not need multiple speeds.

But also, look at when Cadillac was making FWD transverse, they had it so the differential and the automatic transmission were entire concentric. Really interesting.

Cadillac is back to rear wheel drive not, but I suspect that those transaxles are still used for Buick and Chevrolet.

EV still needs differential. With out without mulitple gears, it could all be made concentric with a dry electric motor.

Anyway, Tesla had to redesign much of the vehicle to get it meet the high acceleration specs with just one forward gear.

Tesla did not work much with Detroit, believing that they knew better. But auto industry firm hired found 14 separate problems with the 2 speed mechanical transmission, each being able to cause premature failure.

Zip2 and Paypay short fused, giving Musk $22 meg and $180 meg respectively. But Space X and Tesla being long term yield. Musk actually has to work every day to make these go. He is not just gambling, he is solving the problems.

I laugh at some of the imbeciles on this board who talk about gambling on the stock market, making trades with really no info to speak of, as proof that they 'have the balls'.

SJG

So Musk likes to do concrete factor floors in high gloss epoxy, very light grey. How much $, how hard to do, what about concrete cracks? Then white paint on the walls. Makes it look up beat, no real line between factory and office.

I would still say you need some carpet to reduce noise. Musk uses cubicles, these have some sound dampening.

Musk has this J. B. Straubel, one of the most hands on experienced EV people on the planet. Knows batteries, motors, electronics, and everything else need to build a car.

www.straubel.com

Built 944 EV

evalbum.com

I had seen some of these 914 EV's

www.evwest.com

SJG

Simians, Cyborgs, and Women

www.amazon.com

scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net

Ideally and EV can use series and parallel motor windings and battery connections, to get high performance with just one mechanical gear.

Diesel - Electric Rail Locomotives have always worked like this, not needing mechanical gear changes.

SJG

en.wikipedia.org

www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com

SJG

Compiler Construction

by Niklaus Wirth

www.amazon.com

This should be the last Writh book for me.

The School of Niklaus Wirth: The Art of Simplicity

by Laszlo Boszormenyi (Editor), Jurg Gutknecht (Editor), Gustav Pomberger (Editor)

www.amazon.com

Looks good, but not really in libraries

SJG

The Lifestyle, erotic rights of swingers

www.amazon.com

photobucket.com

photobucket.com

photobucket.com

Liber Chaos, by Peter J. Carroll, I believe his second book

www.amazon.com

SJG

Gary Lachman, writes great books, this about the late Colin Wilson, whom he knew quite well. Lachman is about the only one I would trust to write about Wilson.

www.amazon.com

So Wilson completed his first novel, "Ritual In The Dark", but it was not published until later, and after a total re-write. It is about the nature of sex.

Wilson's first published work was "The Outsider" 1956.

www.amazon.com

Some time after that he started calling his non-fiction works, "The New Existentialism" There were about 6 of them. This was before he took to writing about murder and the occult.

en.wikipedia.org

So just to call attention to some of this non-fiction

Religion and the Rebel (1957)

Origins of the Sexual Impulse (1963)

Beyond the Outsider (1965)

and then there is this, as people challenged Wilson on the idea of there being female outsiders:

Outline of the Female Outsider (1994)

Except for the above, its all available in libraries.

In The outsider Wilson starts out talking about:

www.amazon.com

en.wikipedia.org

Barbusse was a member of the French Communist Party

Originally Wilson proclaimed himself a supporter of Socialism, because his hero, George Bernard Shaw was a Socialist.

But then upon researching Shaw to write about him, Wilson took exception to Shaw's arguments, so Wilson never again supported Socialism. And Wilson took exception to those of the London Left, like John Obrien "Look Back In Anger".

Also discussion of H. G. Wells, and in particular his last work:

en.wikipedia.org

"Wells's extensive writings on equality and human rights, most notably his most influential work, The Rights of Man (1940), laid the groundwork for the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was adopted by the United Nations shortly after his death."

en.wikipedia.org

SJG

I've listened to Lynn Harrell twice live

Yuja Wang & Lynn Harrell: Rachmaninov Sonata for Cello & Piano in G minor

www.youtube.com

H. G. Wells

www.youtube.com

The rights of man, or, what are we fighting for? / H. G. Wells ; with an introduction by Ali Smith. (1915)

www.amazon.com

available in libraries

SJG

Not endorsing these sources:

H.G. Wells Elite Manifesto - What you Didn't Learn in School w/ Wayne Jett

www.youtube.com

Healing Teeth & Regrowing Enamel, Most Dentists in the Dark

www.youtube.com

SJG

Teeth

www.youtube.com

SJG

Oil Pulling, for teeth

wellnessmama.com

www.youtube.com

SJG

So ready to read the chapter, 'After The Outsider' in Gary Lachman's book about Colin Wilson. Lachman does an outstanding job of explaining what The Outsider was about.

But now reading, Liber Chaos, by Peter J. Carroll.

SJG

So reading Liber Chaos, by Peter J. Carroll.

Besides referencing his first book, Liber Null, another importance reference is

Pratchett, Terry, The Colour of Magic, 1991

www.amazon.com

in libraries, along with his zillions of other books, Pratchett, 1948 - 2015

Stephen Hawking, Brief History of Time, 1990, important influence on physics.

James Gleick, Chaos, Making a New Science, 1988 ( claims it is flawed )

Aleister Crowley's books, though Samuel Weiser

Austin Ausman Spar, through Rising Sun Publications, Glasgow Scottland

SJG

Anyone have any knowledge of these books, any experience with this series of books

Pratchett, Terry, The Colour of Magic, 1991

Anyone have any knowledge of these books, any experience with this series of books:

Pratchett, Terry, The Colour of Magic, 1991

www.terrypratchettbooks.com

en.wikipedia.org

www.amazon.com

www.shmoop.com

SJG

Yuja Wang & Lynn Harrell: Rachmaninov Sonata for Cello & Piano in G minor

www.youtube.com

Loretta Lynn, very different from Tammy Wynette

www.youtube.com

www.huffingtonpost.com

Bro-Topia

www.amazon.com

Devil's Bargain

www.amazon.com

SJG

Artesia, New Mexico, population 11k, South West NM

en.wikipedia.org

Rotate view to your right, to see the building.

www.google.com](/member/@32).7289548,-104.3956622,3a,15y,37.69h,87.6t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1skeePkTqNuJ-5Bv9LM1W4fA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

/listing.php

I thought there were a few clubs in Las Cruces, The Truck Stop With A Stripper Pole in Moriarty, and I though a few more in Albuquerque, like about 6 total.

Artesia also has a high voltage DC transmission system

en.wikipedia.org

b4.cigre.org

new.abb.com

www.gegridsolutions.com

www.energy.siemens.com

SJG

Support Single Moms

images10.newegg.com

Physics Texts

Someone just gave me a copy of:

www.amazon.com

But the cover is torn off. Its from 1990.

When people want to educate themselves, you don't need to have the newest edition. Though it does help to have a few different texts, written by different people.

The community is saturated with books like this that are getting dumped in all different ways. Huge, and beautifully written too.

These should be getting into our public libraries.

In the organization I am building, we will have tons and tons of such books.

I am going to glue the cover back on.

Hard to write such a book and do a good job up through the 19th century physics. If you do, not room for relativity, quantum mechanics, nuclear and high energy physics, or astrophysics. Modern physics just does not fit without making it way way too big.

SJG

Arnold Schönberg: Pélleas und Melisande op.5 (1903)

www.youtube.com

Support Single Moms

images10.newegg.com

So continuing with Peter J. Carroll's "Liber Chaos"

He talks about Chod Rituals, seemingly adapted from Tibetan Buddhism

en.wikipedia.org

www.scribd.com

firehorse.uk.com

chodpaorg.wordpress.com

SJG

C extension

www.youtube.com

Five Sting Bass, starting at B

www.youtube.com

Five String Bass, tuned in fifths. Makes sense to me as rest of violin family is this way, and perfect temper tuned 5th is very close to natural interval 5th. Not so of 4th or 3rds.

www.youtube.com

Upton Bass, Connecticut

uptonbass.com

Lemur Music, San Juan Capistrano CA. 5 string bass. Might be larger body than most common E A D G bass. Would be very heavy.

www.lemurmusic.com

Mistuning, Pines of Rome needs B. I had thought it was Bb.

en.wikipedia.org

en.wikipedia.org

www.youtube.com

Should make no-body stand up electric bass, 5 string version, no frets.

www.globalbass.com

Need to prepare that C tuning for a very important and much anticipated return!

SJG

Robert Fritz, Path of Least Resistance

www.amazon.com

A kind of anti-motivational book, even seeming to be an occult inspired book. Fritz is a musician and a composer

en.wikipedia.org

www.robertfritz.com

SJG

Elementary Linear Algebra, by Howard Anton, 4th Edition, 1973 - 1984, and also another special student solutions manual

Anton also has other books, about calculus

www.amazon.com

in academic libraries

SJG

Led Zeppelin II, Whole Lotta Love

www.youtube.com

Sun Microsystems News

java.sys-con.com

Tiny Homes Festival

www.mercurynews.com

$3.45 Gig San Jose budget, as always, mostly designed to help real estate profiteers.

el-observador.com

SJG

San Mateo County suing over opioid crises!

www.sfchronicle.com

Big changes near Five Wounds Church

www.mercurynews.com

Electricity Sharing, blockchain? Bit Coin?

insidebitcoins.com

Historic Hank Coca's Furniture Building Sold

www.bizjournals.com

SJG

Neil Young Southern Man

www.youtube.com

TJ Street

c2.staticflickr.com

photobucket.com

farm8.static.flickr.com

www.flickr.com

www.flickr.com

Girl knows how to dress to please:

www.flickr.com

www.flickr.com

California Homelessness:

www.wired.com

SJG

America's Uncivil War has broken out:

www.yahoo.com

SJG

San Jose: Two people dead after light-rail train, car collide

www.mercurynews.com

Not far from the downtown, and one of the more heavily used and convoluted parts of the light rail route.

SJG

small, but potentially useful, 3 sizes:

www.scamptrailers.com

www.scamptrailers.com

biggest size is fifth wheel, so it still only needs one axle.

But in Minnesota.

www.scamptrailers.com

Each of the three sizes can have its uses, but the 16' appeals to me, largest bumper tow size. Many floor plans, expand your pdf viewer to read nomenclature. Quite a flexible design, more flexible than most travel trailers. Probably you won't be using a super small tow vehicle anyway, so no problem. Still a very easy tow.

SJG

10 Warning Body Signs You Shouldn't Ignore

www.youtube.com

Kavanaugh Confirmation

www.democracynow.org

Feinstein, Kamala Harris join Democratic attacks at Brett Kavanaugh hearing

www.sfchronicle.com

Harris: 'We cannot possibly move forward' with Kavanaugh hearing

www.washingtonpost.com

The Hill's Reid Wilson: Kamala Harris sees Kavanaugh hearing as a political opportunity

thehill.com

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A specter is haunting Europe

www.youtube.com

Amazon(dot)Com, not a nice place to work:

www.democracynow.org

SJG

Universe 1971 (FULL ALBUM) [Hard | Blues Rock]

www.youtube.com

Imagining Life After Capitalism

What can Star Trek tell us about life after capitalism? Peter Frase discusses four possible futures in a world where workers are increasingly being replaced by machines — ranging from communist and socialist societies to ones in which workers are literally disposable. (Encore presentation.) Resources: Peter Frase, Four Futures: Life After Capitalism Verso, 2014

kpfa.org

I hate this Neo-Liberal MF Asshole:

Entrepreneurial nation : why manufacturing is key to America's future / Ro Khanna (2012)

And I want to run him out of elected office!

He also wrote a forward to this:

Raise capital on your own terms : how to fund your business without selling your soul / Jenny Kassan ; foreword by Congressman Ro Khanna (2017)

SJG

I'll have this book about the opera Carmen in hand soon.

Georges Bizet : his life and work / Winton Dean. (1965)

Carmen, full opera

www.youtube.com

Okay, this Indiana University version is playing now. It is from their 2015-2016 season.

music.indiana.edu

Better way to get to it:

Part 1

media.dlib.indiana.edu

Part 2

media.dlib.indiana.edu

And here, program with some commentary:

music.indiana.edu

So lets see how some of this sounds when played fixed pitch, i.e. organ:

www.youtube.com

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Hal Ashby

www.theringer.com

en.wikipedia.org

Obama Delivers Stinging Rebuke, Standing Up To Bullies, not following them.

www.yahoo.com

Roe v. Wade in Danger: Released Docs Reveal Kavanaugh Thinks Abortion Decision Is Not “Settled Law”

www.democracynow.org

As 400+ Children Remain Separated From Parents, Trump Admin Wants to Detain Kids Indefinitely

www.democracynow.org

Mason, 1971

www.youtube.com

Hypercapitalism : the modern economy, its values, and how to change them / Larry Gonick, Timothy Kasser. (2018, graphic novel)

www.amazon.com

HEADSTONE CIRCUS - Headstone Circus - 1968 (FULL ALBUM) [Psychedelic Rock]

www.youtube.com

In hand right now, Postmodern MAGIC, by Patrick Dunn (Llewellyn 2005)

Donald Michael Kraig likes this book, more than the Peter J. Carroll Chaos Magic books.

SJG

Elliot Rodger Manifesto, 2014, 11 hours, human voice reading

www.youtube.com

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Baker Gurwitz Army

Clark Kerr: Knowledge Industry

www.youtube.com

Mario Savio on the operation of the machine

www.youtube.com

Mario Savio Memorial Lecture: Robert Reich on Class Warfare in America

www.youtube.com

Just learned that there was a precursor to the Incel / PUA / Manosphere Movement, and it promotes some of the same ideas:

True Forced Loneliness

Sandman Video

www.youtube.com

The Danger Of The "True Forced Loneliness" Movement

thedeclineofmyamerica.blogspot.com

True Forced Loneliness

www.urbandictionary.com

So this is it, Bill Greathouse TFL at war ??

www.youtube.com

Disclaimer, I do not agree with PUA, MG-TOW, or with Sandman.

So this is he, Bill Greathouse, TFL ?

www.youtube.com

SJG

Founder, please open our threads back up! These threads are what give TUSCL its character.

Plan to be requesting this soon:

The assassins : the story of medieval Islam's secret sect / W.B. Bartlett. (2002)

Original Thread:

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Simians Cyborgs and Women

www.amazon.com

Cyborg Manifesto, full text

faculty.georgetown.edu

And we must not forget Valerie Solanas 1967 SCUM Manifesto ( Society for Cutting Up Men )

www.ccs.neu.edu

SJG

BAKER GURVITZ ARMY - Hearts On Fire

www.youtube.com

Not finding much in libraries about Martinism. People talking about Nag Hammadi and Valentinian versus Sethian Gnostics. Might fit,but certainly not part of historical Martinism

The Martinist uses two “books” in this work: one is the Book of Nature and the other the Book of Humanity

www.scribd.com

An AMORC booklet, 22 pages, links to others.

The two books of Martinism are similar. One, “The Book of Man,” contains the truths of the little world, or microcosm. The other, “The Book of Nature,” explains the universe, the great world, or macrocosm. Martinism states that in man’s original and superior existence both

themartinistpentacle.wordpress.com

Lots of online articles, like an initiatic teaching.

www.martinists.org

AMORC

doesn't seem to be in libraries, but the books exist.

www.amazon.com

notice A. E. Waite and Robert Ambelain

A. E. Waite has written lots of books. Some like him, some do not. But there is:

The unknown philosopher; the life of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin and the substance of his transcendental doctrine

The secret societies of all ages and countries / a comprehensive account of upwards of one hundred and sixty secret organizations--religious, political, and social--from the most remote ages down to the present time, by Charles William Heckethorn.

Simon Magus: Theosophical Classics by Jules Doinel

Modern Martinism, by A. E. Waite not in libraries

SJG

Marinist Doctrine, 4 pages

www.martinism.com

SJG

Books as recommended by the British Martinist Order

www.bmosite.org

Most though not true 'Martinist' sourced books.

From AMORC Imperetor, a good guy, Christian Bernard, 7 pages

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more book refs, but most of this stuff is not in libraries, though clearly good:

www.martinism.net

SJG

TJ Street

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[Talk Gnosis] An Introduction to Martinism

www.youtube.com

Simians Cyborgs and Women

www.amazon.com

Cyborg Manifesto, full text

faculty.georgetown.edu

And we must not forget Valerie Solanas 1967 SCUM Manifesto ( Society for Cutting Up Men )

www.ccs.neu.edu

BAKER GURVITZ ARMY - Hearts On Fire

www.youtube.com

Martinism ( AMORC )

www.youtube.com

SJG

So it looks like to learn about Martinism, A. E. Waite will be the way to go. Any other texts would be found online. Not sure if I am going to read them now, or if I am going to start with Eliphas Levi. I think Eliphas Levi, but Waite is one of his translators.

SJG

LifeBoat Forum

testosteronelifeboat.freeforums.net

testosteronelifeboat.freeforums.net

testosteronelifeboat.freeforums.net

Martinism

www.youtube.com

Talk Gnosis: The Rosicrucians part 1, Dr. Jeffrey S. Kupperman

www.youtube.com

[Talk Gnosis] Martinism & Gnosticism

www.youtube.com

Gnostic Sex

www.youtube.com

Thelema and Gnosticism

www.youtube.com

Early Christian Magic

www.youtube.com

Killing Me Softly

www.youtube.com

www.youtube.com

Elysian Encounter-Baker Gurvitz Army - playlist full album

www.youtube.com

OT: Book Publishing Industry

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So what seems to be available of Eliphas Levi, and some translated from French by A. E. Waite

Transcendental Magic (1856)

The History Of Magic (1860)

The Great Secret; or Occultism Unveiled (1868)

The mysteries of the Qabalah, or, The occult agreement of the two testaments. Talks about Ezekiel and Revelations

SJG

So as there are not that many books available about Martinism, and because Matinism predates the 19th Century Eliphas Levi, let me look to it first:

Three famous mystics: Saint-Martin / by Arthur Edward Waite ... Jacob Boehme, by W.P. Swainson; Swedenborg, by W.P. Swainson. (1940)

The unknown philosopher; the life of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin and the substance of his transcendental doctrine (1970 R. Steiner Publications )

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Bruce Chilton

en.wikipedia.org

www.youtube.com

Everything for everyone : the radical tradition that is shaping the next economy / Nathan Schneider. (2018)

Clamato, great tomato juice for drinking straight.

www.clamato.com

Motts LLP

Plano TX

www.motts.com

TJ Street

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The best of the Equinox. Volume III, Sex magick / Aleister Crowley ; introduction by Lon Milo DuQuette.

The Rosicrucians : the history, mythology, and rituals of an esoteric order / Christopher McIntosh. (1997)

Rosicrucian trilogy : Fama Fraternitatis, 1614 ; Confessio Fraternitatis, 1615 ; the Chemical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreuz, 1616 / the three original Rosicrucian publications in new translations by Joscelyn Godwin, Christopher McIntosh, & Donate Pahnke McIntosh.

Gardens of the gods : myth, magic and meaning / Christopher McIntosh (2005)

SJG

Interesting Old Thread

Favorite Strip Clubs of San_Jose_Guy?

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TJ Street

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www.adelitasbartijuanamexico.com

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Nirvana - Aneurysm (Live at Reading 1992)

www.youtube.com

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Live at Reading 1992) w/ surprise into

www.youtube.com

QSR Automations, restaurant automation

www.qsrautomations.com

cool stuff

www.qsrautomations.com

industrial box computers

www.qsrautomations.com

SJG

Why I’m Proud To Be A Middle-Aged Stripper

www.huffingtonpost.com

Baker Gurwitz Army Live

www.youtube.com

San Jose underground, thanks to Jackslash for finding this:

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

Howlin' Wolf

www.youtube.com

FIAT Nuevo 500 Abarth

c.slashgear.com

So dosen't this guy look like Neil Young?

www.metroactive.com

Has he mastered old guy cool or what? I think young strippers would really go for him. But he has got to really be what he looks like he is. Seems to be so.

So high tech titans talking with ????? Saudi Arabia's Royal Money And Blood Men! And also local politicos.

www.sanjoseinside.com

Some of the names mentioned:

This past April, the 33-year-old royal stayed at East Palo Alto’s Four Seasons Hotel to hobnob with Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin and the search giant’s CEO Sundar Pichai, among a who’s-who of Silicon Valley titans, including Palantir’s Peter Thiel, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen and Y-Combinator’s Sam Altman.

So what does it mean for power brokers to have national sovereignty? Mostly it just means that they can execute people. 48 beheadings in Feb.

Virtual Reality Pioneer Jaron Lanier Makes the Case for Opting Out of Social Media

Jaron Lanier speaks

www.sanjoseinside.com

Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now

www.amazon.com

and also: