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THE BOOK YOU HAVEN'T BEEN WAITING FOR IS NOW ON THE MARKET
Title: PROLEGOMENA TO THE SPACE EXILE OF THE JEWS
Number of pages, 666
SUMMARY Israel has experienced three exiles, Egyptian, Babylonian, and Planetary. A fourth is listed the Torah, the Space Exile.Extrapolating from Velikovsky's dates for the Exodus the date for that comes in at 2098. Calculating off the speed of light in km the actual date shows at 2118. That's confirmed by calculating off the speed of light in miles. The 20 years when Jerusalem wasn't united apparently don't count.
The Third Temple can be built if the world goes to matriarchy. That's defined as women owning most of the property. Prototype matriarchies were ancient Egypt and Sparta. Enabling symbols of matriarchy were placed in proximity to the first two temples, the daughter of pharaoh at the first and a parliament borrowed from Sparta at the second.
If this happens it's conceivable that the Space Exile will be postponed.
EXCERPTS
There used to be a lot of heavy stuff here. That's all been siphoned into the book. Just some light stuff remains.
Da Da Canada Asteroids Chignecto Wolves
Heartstopping moments in sports history, the first rock 'n' roll record in Atlantic Canada, remembering the tides for their energy potential, and the complete archive of a pioneer site on wolves.
I once had an old history book called Great Sensations In History. I've done a page recalling what to me were Great Sensations in Sports between 1950 and 2006. Four events are from hockey, three from baseball, two from boxing, two from basketball, and one from cycling.
In 1958 the Asteroids recorded the first rock 'n' roll record in Atlantic Canada. Little did the four of us know we would be recognized decades later in the Encyclopedia of Music in Canada as one of the pioneers in the genre.In 1961 I led one of the largest student demonstrations in Canadian history at Mount Allison University, New Brunswick, in support of the Chignecto Canal. Ottawa then so said no and I still say yes. Highest tides in the world and that's clean energy.
The Canadian Centre for Wolf Research at Shubenacadie, N.S. shut down a few years ago after operating for 25 years. Vance Rockwell, vice president of the CCWR in its later years, put up a site on the Internet when that was in its infancy to describe their work. The entire archive is now here.
I call this page Flotsam and Jetsam and it represents some of the better stuff from a blog I used to keep over several years. Every now and then I check it to remove dead links.
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