First Post.

Meet the new blog, same as the old blog. It's been so long since my last entry due to my incarceration in the hated federal system, I didn't think it right to continue.
So now I'm out, with five years of supervised release and a few rules that I'm legally bound to follow that regular citizens do not need to. Like I can't drink alcohol, leave the state without permission, vote and so on. No wonder another name for (ex)convict is revolutionary. I love my country but hate my government. And so should you. That's part of why I'm writing this, so you can learn from my mistakes. I'm not sure it was a mistake to not go to another country that's freer than America. I'm not sure it was a mistake to not vote, as the choices for candidates were at best lesser of two evils (with an exception for Donald J. Trump.)

 I believe in fate and karma as well as astrology. These are growing pains the country must go through and I had a bunch of bad karma I needed to pay for. Everything happened because it must've and there was no other way.

I don't advocate violence against the government nor any form of terrorism. I advocate preparation for the shit hitting the fan. Nostradamus predicted the world would see the lines that divide up the country in 1914 and 2028. He got 1914 right with the start of World War I. He also said the King of Persia would get his comeuppance in 2016. Now that could mean the disposed King, the Prime minister or the shah. In any case trouble in the middle east.
So stock up on coffee, cocoa and cane sugar: things that we import. We may be reduced to ration cards, chicory, beet or corn sugar for our coffee and no chocolate. Is life even worth living without chocolate? Even we had snickers bars in prison.

So I'm living in a homeless shelter in Camden, NJ run by Volunteers of America. I'm unemployed, except for my side job as a tarot reader. I'm working on getting back my expired driver's license as well as getting training in the wonderful world of IT. There was very little training in prison and all of it taught by inmates, often with no equipment. I did get some hands on electrical training however.

If you must contact me and can't use any of the methods of the front page you can email me reverend canceled at proton dot me. Of course you will have to translate that into computer speak; I'm not putting my email address in proper format to avoid spam of course. I highly recommend proton mail is encrypted and its interface is quite excellent. It's based in Switzerland, the home of privacy. Though nowadays I'm not sure that means very much.

We're all running on a tightrope, wearing slippers in the snow...We're all dogs in the midwinter. The ice is ever thinner. Be careful how you go, Like dogs in the midwinter. And it's hard to find true equilibrium, When you're looking at each other down the muzzle of a gun.

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