Tag: death

  • Houdini and the Supernatural

    Houdini and the Supernatural

    from thegreatharryhoudini.com: In the 1920s, after the death of his mother, Houdini began focusing his energy on debunking psychics and mediums. Although he eventually focused on proving these people to be fakes, his initial entry into the world of the supernatural began when he attempted to contact his dead mother. However, he found that the…

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  • Robin Williams and the Happiness Industry

    Robin Williams and the Happiness Industry

    from GregPalast.com: I can’t help feeling that Robin Williams was a victim of his industry: the happiness industry. Williams was typecast for those parts with manic, unstoppable joy.  Listen up, Aladdin! Williams’ genie said, You’re not suffering from poverty–what you need is a positive attitude!  You know, put on a happy face! Let a smile be…

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  • Occult Death Series:  Whitney Houston

    Occult Death Series: Whitney Houston

    Public events with occult overtones like Madonna’s 2012 Super Bowl halftime performance, resembling more an occult ceremony than anything, makes revisiting – celebrity deaths – imperative. How much does a person need to be slapped before rousing from the Matrix? An occult agenda intrudes upon our lives – their ceremonies out in the public now…

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  • Premature Post Mortems:  George H W Bush and Prince Philip

    Premature Post Mortems: George H W Bush and Prince Philip

    It’s only natural to wonder if there’s something more to obituaries released prematurely?  Yes, it’s tasteless to report someone died before they’ve  actually passed, but how does this happen? Is it truly just a case of jumping the gun to report first?  In late 2011, Prince Philip was reported as passing away only to be…

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  • say it ain’t so, joe

    say it ain’t so, joe

    Joe Bodolai, television writer, found dead on Dec. 26, 2011 at age 63 in a Hollywood hotel room. Bodolai, obviously talented, scored 1600 on SATs and smart enough to resist Vietnam War. You have to love his last blog entry, where he describes difference between Dubya, Cheney and himself, “…leaving for Canada as a draft…

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