Monthly Archives: March 2017

Tea Party porn? Michele Bachmann’s puzzling blog

March 30, 2017National politics, The William Tell ShowCharacterizations, Eva Mendes, Free Speech Handbook, Gisele Bundchen, Jenny McCarthy, Michele Bachmann, Porn, Stacy Keibler, Tea Party, The Homeless Blogger, Voyeuristic, Wikipedia, Zoe SaldanaWilliam Tell

(Originally posted 11/25/13.)

11/13/13 I googled “Ted Williams the homeless blogger” to see if “First of all …” would appear. I didn’t find it, but I did find “Ted Williams: Criminal / Liberal Homeless Sensation!,” Michele Bachmann’s mean-spirited(*) post on the same subject.

She has a puzzling blog.

If you click on the “POPULAR POSTS” tab, there is a very extensive post about Stacy Keibler, copying the whole Wikipedia article about her and full of racy photos and videos.

There are similar voyeuristic posts about Gisele Bundchen, Jenny McCarthy, Zoe Saldana, Eva Mendes and others.

The Tea Party agenda appears to be broader than I’d supposed.

talk show host, on air talent, talk radio, the homeless blogger

(*)“Mean-spirited” is a characterization, and a term I will not normally allow myself to use on The William Tell Show. I have just now broken my own rules by using it here. The policy and reasons for it will become clearer once I post Free Speech Handbook on this site. For the moment, one may consult my resume.

“60 Minutes” segment on “fake news”

March 27, 2017Clippings, National media, National news, The William Tell Show60 Minutes, Alex Jones, Conspiracy theories, Conspiracy theorists, Fake news, Michael Cernovich, Pizzagate, PropagandaWilliam Tell

“During the interview with Cernovich, the 60 Minutes team realized that the very definitions of words like ‘true’ and ‘false’ were not agreed upon by everyone in the room.”

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Notes: Perceptions of order, courage, and fear of the unknown

March 25, 2017UncategorizedChaos and order, Courage, Fear of risk, Fear of the unknown, Fear of uncertainty, Tikkun, TohuWilliam Tell

As of 2017-02-27, this is a placeholder for notes for a discussion of these things, that may be worked into an actual post either before it’s published or at some later date.

– Courage
– Fear of the unknown, uncertainty, risk, disappointment
– Self-love facilitates desire
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Kansas prisoners get the granny treatment

March 23, 2017Clippings, Get on your feet, Justice, National news, OUR BEST POSTS, The Way of PeaceBirur nitzotzot, Conversion, Crime, On the Road, Prisons, Redemption, Steve Hartman, SuEllen Fried, The Homeless BloggerWilliam Tell

(Originally posted 11/23/13.)

Steve Hartman’s “On the Road” segment for the CBS Evening News, 11/01/13:

Kan. prisoners get the granny treatment

Here is a practical example of how brightening the “divine spark” within people can effect redemption or transformation.

Welcome to a newcomer

March 22, 2017UncategorizedWilliam Tell

Since I have reason to believe a few completely new people may be visiting today,let me recommend in particular a really good, old post I happened across yesterday:

Courage to walk unarmed

Enjoy!

The wrongest verse in the Bible

March 18, 2017Bible, Job search/Job prospectsArbitrary decisions, Choosing feelings, Choosing thoughts, Decision making, Decisiveness, Free will, God's plan, God's will, Indecision, Prayer, Proverbs 3:5, Proverbs 3:5-6, Psalm 27:14William Tell

Proverbs 3:5-6:

⁵Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
⁶In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

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Unexpected research results

March 16, 2017UncategorizedDreams, Frank Carter, Heinrich Schliemann, Homer, Iliad, Myth, On air talent, Susan Hueck Allen, Talk radio, Talk show host, The Homeless Blogger, Trojan horse, Trojan War, TroyWilliam Tell

(Originally posted 04/14/12 at Trojan Horse Productions. Republished here 11/20/13.)

I mean to include in my audition audio files, a telling of the story of the Trojan horse — or Trojan War. I’ve wanted to conclude that telling, with the story of how the man who discovered the modern location of the actual ancient Troy, supposedly did so based on information he saw in a dream. To verify my information, yesterday I read portions of the book Finding the Walls of Troy, by Susan Hueck Allen. I did not find exactly what I was looking for.

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About Edgar Cayce’s dream, part 2

March 15, 2017Justiceadolescent brain development, Child abuse, Child trafficking, Choosing desires, Choosing feelings, Edgar Cayce, George Ritchie, Heaven, Hell, Jamarion Lawhorn, Karma, Prisons, Reincarnation, Robert MonroeWilliam Tell

Continued from yesterday’s post, Part 1.

Justice and feedback

Ever since grade school, I’ve been fervently interested in prison reform. I had compassion for these “bad people.” I would want the prison experience to give a “bad” person every reason, every chance, every motivation to mend one’s ways. But this is definitely not happening in our prisons now.

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About Edgar Cayce’s dream, part 1

March 14, 2017Justice, Science, The Way of PeaceAttention, Edgar Cayce, George Ritchie, Gravity, Harmony, Heaven, Hell, Racism, Reincarnation, Segregation, Self-segregation, White supremacyWilliam Tell

Edgar Cayce’s dream tells me more about the material world than the spiritual world.

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Edgar Cayce’s dream

March 13, 2017UncategorizedDreams, Edgar CayceWilliam Tell

From Edgar Cayce on the Akashic Records, by Kevin Todeschi

I see myself as a tiny dot out of my physical body, which lies inert before me. I find myself oppressed by darkness and there is a feeling of terrific loneliness. Suddenly, I am conscious of a white beam of light. As this tiny dot, I move upward following the light, knowing that I must follow it or be lost.

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