Jeffrey Tambor explains the N.W.O. and the Trilateral Commission on Barney Miller in 1981

Hiding truth in plain sight is a favorite tactic of the elite. The biggest factor working in their favor is massive and widespread public incredulity at their schemes, because the scale of evil is simply unimaginable for the average person.

Grafton Underwood ~ Northamptonshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Looks like a tie that men wear with suits. I’ve always wondered what was the meaning behind ties.

Roman Slave Collar
c. 5th century CE

My sincere apologies to everyone for my absence. I was locked out of my telegram account for a few days, but it’s all ok now.

"Men are wild, mighty, and fierce. Yet our culture wraps silky ropes around our necks, and shaves our faces, and trims our nails. The wildman isn’t quite socially acceptable. It’s not okay to have dirt under your fingernails, or to kill your own dinner.
We don’t have to reject civilization entirely, there is a time and a place for manners and polite conversation and neckties and cologne.
But I believe that all men, even the dandier, fluffier ones, have a call – drums beating in the distance – that beckons them into the wild." J. Hatcher

In Celtic and specifically Welsh tradition Bards were individuals trained in the art of storytelling and disseminating tribal wisdom. Among their tasks were to memorize countless tales, prose, poetry and songs. They then retained this information and knowledge and transmitted it via narration to the people.
Bards were highly regarded by the people and were seen as servants of the gods and keepers of spirit, culture and heritage.
One of the most famous Welsh Bards was Taliesin the boy who drank Cerridwen's potion. Taliesin was regarded as one of the greatest Bards and his poems contained prophecies and rich Welsh Lore. His poems also have many references to Cerridwen. The Bardic orders continued into Christian times.
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