hawkeye's perspective

updated October 6, 2019 (text font size discrepancies noted) This short essay attempts to question, if, in part, the power and authority that attempted to crush the indomitable spirit of the Indigenous is, in fact, remorseful for its heinous crimes and actions that are now out in the open. I believe what happened was intentional, and will never be apologized for by the papacy, nor true compensation given. The damage—genocide, and its generational effectuation—has been done. I believe there is only one Source for justice and healing.   I believe these crimes are paraded before us, naive and ignorant, as a form of long-standing mockery, especially in its cinematic form. I also believe that any form of "reconciliation" is a type of coerced capitulation, and a re-gathering of all people groups under Roman rule, to reverse the shattering and scattering of the people/language groups at the Biblical Tower of Babel, which were placed under the authority of other elohyim. The goa...

updated September 29, 2019 On Hurricane Lorenzo, in time for the 479th birthday of the Society of Jesus or Jesuit Order on September 27, 2019, covertly named for Lorenzo Ricci, SJ. Blue Dot, or Blue Pill? (just go back to sleep) https://www.forbes.com/sites/marshallshepherd/2019/09/29/hurricane-lorenzo-is-too-strong-for-where-it-islets-deal-with-the-climate-change-question/#e7e4b302082c Marshall Shepherd September 29, 2019 “Only about 2% of Atlantic named storms ever achieve Category 5 status."  Phil Klotzbach also tweeted the graphic above  illustrating where Category 5 storms first reached that intensity. Hurricane Lorenzo is the blue dot. The bottom line is that Category 5 storms are already rare, and Hurricane Lorenzo is unprecedented in the record-keeping era. We just don’t see hurricanes at this intensity so far east and north because water temperatures are typically too cold and wind shear conditions can also be restrictive. I am old enough to remember the old...