The CFR would control the Empire’s finance, government, industry, religion, education, and press. No one could be elected to the presidency of the United States without the Council’s consent, as the office would be a tool for the Archbishop of New York to subject to the vicar of Christ in Rome.
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3I think the similarities between the Lahaina fire on Maui in August 2023, and the fires now in southern California are too great to ignore. And I believe Ralph Epperson is an honest credible historian and researcher.
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1This is an account of Bill Cooper’s experience in the Navy seeing what he called a flying saucer while on the USS Tiru, a Balao-class submarine. The interesting part of Cooper’s testimony is not especially what he and two others saw, but the Navy’s negative reaction to it!
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2Opus Dei pursues the Vatican’s agenda through the presence of its members in secular governments and institutions and through a vast array of academic, medical, and grassroots pursuits. Its constant effort is to increase its presence in civil institutions of power.
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2Update: It’s now March 12, 2:30 pm in Guam and the SSL issue has been resolved! An hour ago I went back to the control panel and was allowed to enable the free SSL certificate option. 🙂 It’s March 11, … Continue reading →
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2On February 20th for some reason or another after using a utility to clean up this website from junk code, each and every page and post was deleted! Whether it was a bug in the utility, or perhaps a malicious … Continue reading →
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1This website and 8 other websites on the server were going off line from time to time. Upon investigation I found all the PHP files of the WordPress installation were deleted! At first I thought a hacker deleted the files. … Continue reading →
My goal was to use WordPress to create a page of images from a category so that I could continue to add more posts to the category and have the page update itself automatically. In order words, I hoped to … Continue reading →
This blog was using two WordPress plugins to block comment spam, Akismet which is about 97% effective, and SI CAPTCHA Anti-Spam which requires the commentator to type a code he or she reads from an image. Today I learned of … Continue reading →
This article applies not only to people who use WordPress technology for their websites or blogs, but to anybody who uses any kind of CMS, for example, Joomla and Drupal, which uses a MySql database . However it may not … Continue reading →
On Monday, March 5th I received an assignment to build a new website, SongwriterMarie.com The next day it was live on the Internet. By Thursday all the material was posted and all the tweaks applied. My client was pleased I … Continue reading →
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3I’ve been working for a Japanese NPO, Leap High 28. Today I was asked by the NPO Chairperson, Yoko Ishikawa to upload a DVD file to Help Japan 2011, a website we made together to raise support for the March … Continue reading →
December 11, 2011 update: Before you read this article, you should know I now consider it unnecessary. Because of new feature of custom menus from WordPress version 3, a post can be assigned to a menu item among page menu … Continue reading →
One of my websites, Deep Truths would show in a browser using either the WWW subdomain prefix, www.deeptruths.com or without the WWW, e.g. deeptruths.com. From search engines’ point of view, this meant that there were two websites of the exact … Continue reading →
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2I made a three language web site for my friend in Vietnam (http://activeandlovingit.com/)using a WordPress plugin called WPML. The site uses English as the basic language with Vietnamese and Japanese as the translated languages. Previously I used a plugin called … Continue reading →
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1The more plugins you use, the slower your WordPress blog will load. The key is to use only the plugins that give you the most benefit while not taking a considerable amount of resources or load on your server. To … Continue reading →
I realized today it’s been a little more than a year since I started to use WordPress blogging software. My first post was on January 7, 2009. I’ve grown used to it and think it’s probably better overall and easier … Continue reading →
I moved this site from blog.jamesjpn.com to jamesjpn.net. A problem I faced was there were 678 lines of code that pointed to photos on the blog.jamesjpn.com server and I needed to edit the posts to point the links to the … Continue reading →
