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Random Photos 18
Today’s training ride took me north. I cross the path of the North Canadian River several times on these northern hill rides. This is from the bridge on Midwest Boulevard. The recent heavy snow melt and rains have changed the … Continue reading
Entertaining, at the Least
Here’s what I expect, what I’m planning to face. The political situation will continue to degrade. The federal government is totally united against something over half the population. It is supported by Big Tech. Right now states are lining up … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged bikepacking, censorship, cycling, economic troubles, information war, oklahoma, photography, politics
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Random Photos 17
This is an optical illusion. South Harvey Avenue does not actually go to the Devon Energy Tower. Over that first ridge it runs down into a very rough neighborhood, then drops into Wiley Post Park and the Oklahoma River basin. … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged cycling, Grand Boulevard Trail, OKC, Oklahoma River Trail, urban photography
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Know Thyself
I’ve said before that you should never apologize for your sense of humor. Much of what we consider to be funny is actually hard-wired. There’s room for soul-searching, of course. There’s plenty that we can condemn as bad social conditioning, … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged art, convictions, music, personal boundaries, psychology, sense of humor
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Training Begins Again
Today it was finally warm enough, and the snow cleared enough, to begin training for this year’s bikepacking. This is just a shot of the bridge over Crutcho Creek in Ray Trent Park, Del City, OK. You can see limbs … Continue reading
I Warned You
Some of you still don’t get it. Trump was never going to do anything that really mattered. I still claim he had a commission from God, but that he failed it, and he failed so completely that there will be … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged America, Apocalypse, civilizations, covenant community of faith, feudalism, globalism, politics, social sciences, tribalism, western civilization
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Seeing It Clearly from the Outside
It’s one thing to see clearly how the ideological clash between American nationalism versus globalism works. It’s another thing to recognize that following Christ means both sides are evil. By the way, it’s utterly reasonable to portray both major political … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged church, globalism, internet, oppression, otherworldly, persecution, politics, tribulation
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Not Built for This
I’m willing to bet most of my readers have more snow than this. I shoveled as much of the walkway as I use myself, out to our car, just in case we have to go somewhere. I can drive in … Continue reading
Not Trusting People Who Hate Me
By definition, a vaccine is something injected into your body that is a weakened version of the plague the vaccine seeks to protect you from. It creates the same immune response as the real plague, and any attempt to analyze … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged emotional manipulation, government conspiracies, medicine, plagues, propaganda
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A Full-Blown Apocalypse
Yes, we are facing a full-blown apocalypse. It has to come from God. Even if we could sit down and talk face to face, there is no way I can make you see what I see right now. The fire … Continue reading