(Carib New Topic) FORT DICKS, NJ is not a place, except in the slang of the New Jersey prison system. There is a Fort Dix, which is currently housing notorious groomer, sodomite, chomo, molester, spousal abuser, and failed rap star P. Diddy Combs. Notorious prison kingpin Christopher Michael Coke, aka “Dudus,” beat the doodoo (dookie) out of Diddy in prison, leaving Combs with a serious head injury, after The Did Man attracted undue attention to all inmates in his section by flaunting his luxurious and lavish lifestyle.
Working for Illuminati has perks in and out of jail
NBC News reported Diddy's use alcohol (Henessy), gay oil massages as he grows gray hair... [Is he organizing "freak offs" behind bars with special prisoners who look like some of his famous victims/boyfriends on the outside, such as Usher, Justin Bieber, and Will Smith?] Diddy is on Instagram using a contraband tablet, in possession of a cell phone, paying fellows to do his laundry, make him meals, and clean his cell. Is real baby oil allowed behind bars? Or is some kind of lubricant, perhaps something smuggled out of the mess hall in a prison purse to protect other purses, available to inmates abused by other inmates and guards?
(TMZ) FORT DIX, New Jersey - Geriatric Penis Diddy (Puff Daddy, Sean Combs) rushed to hospital after beat down by Jamaican drug lord and prison kingpin Chris “Dudus” Coke.
(Animated) Road-tripping on shrooms with my family (featuring Rosemary "Rosebud" Baker) | Tales from the Trip Pothead culture, marijuana addiction, glassblowing major, Phish as white gypsies reliving the glory of the Grateful Dead, traveling around the country so people can get high and enjoy their long jams.
Rosemary "Rosebud" Baker (born March 16, 1985) is an American comedian, actress, and writer. Based in New York City, she is known for her dark humor based on personal and often satirical stories. In 2010, she worked as an actress in independent films, non-union TV projects, and off-Broadway. She later began appearing in a recurring role on the Hulu series Life & Beth. In 2013, she received praise for her performance in the critically acclaimed independent film Turnabout. Baker started her career in stand-up in 2014 by performing at open mics throughout NYC. In 2021, her debut comedy special, Whiskey Fists, premiered on Comedy Central. She became a writer for the HBO Max television series That Damn Michael Che in 2020 and a writer for Saturday Night Live from 2022 to 2025. Her second comedy special, The Mother Lode, was released on Netflix on Feb. 18, 2025. More
(Encyclopaedia Brittanica) Diwali (Dipa-wali) is one of the major religious festivals in Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism [not Buddhism], lasting for five days from the 13th day of the dark half of the lunar month Ashvina to the second day of the light half of the lunar month Karttika.
(The corresponding dates on the Gregorian calendar usually fall on late October and November). The name is derived from the Sanskrit term dipavali, meaning “row of lights.” The festival generally symbolizes the victory of light over darkness. More
Los Angeles, California Diwali and Annakut Celebration
(BAPSChannel) Experience the lights, festivities, and joy of Diwali and Annakut at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir on the outskirts of Los Angeles, For more details, visit: https://www.baps.org/News/2024/Diwali... #BAPS #BAPSDiwali #diwali #diwali2024 #festivaloflights #na50 #diwalicelebration #diwalifestival #losangeles
(Kim Iversen) Sept. 11, 2025: Was the planned 9/11 operation an "inside job" by Shin Bet or the Mossad (Israel's CIA) utilizing assets and operatives to be present to film it from angles that demonstrate foreknowledge of a staged "attack"? Was it a false flag operation to serve as a pretext to bring the USA into Israel's wars in the Middle East?
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FAA says luminous orbs, commercial or military drones, UFOs/UAPs: Outbreak is NOT over! Plus new Pentagon UFO footage
(The Angry Astronaut)
Jan 4, 2025: The U.S. government and the corporate mainstream media are telling us that the New Jersey UFO/Drone Outbreak is over.
But the FAA does not agree!
Also, the commercial drones explanation doesn't hold up very well, given that similar outbreaks happened over 40 years ago!
#uap #alien #drones
(@mikesander8551) I’ve listened to this several times and there are so many insights. Thank you for sharing.
(@Airic) THIS...WAS...AMAZINGGGGG.... thank you for uploading this! I just learned about Quakers, and I've always loved Zen Buddhism so this video was GOLD to me! I think I'm officially identifying myself as a "Zen Quaker"! haha much love!
(@soulonsoul8035) (edited) This is beautiful, I always felt Quakers and Buddhists were similar😍 I watched and enjoyed the whole thing.
(@JessiCat1980) I thoroughly enjoyed this teaching - Thank you ❤
(@sas-lt4qv) What a privilege to hear this beautiful, liberating, generous and astoundingly good talk. My deepest gratitude to everyone involved in the production of this video. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
(@Cleisthenes2) he rocks
(@jamessorensen3447) (edited) When I left the Evangelical Quakers I started studying Taoism. I recently found that both Hicksite Quakers and Philosophical Taoists believe that the most important thing is following the Light. Philosophical Taoism isn't a religion, it is a way of life. There is no dogma, no creed, anyone who follows the Way of Light is probably a Philosophical Taoist even if they know nothing about it.
(@donalddyer5597) (edited) There. are big differences between Zen and Quakerism. Zen has a hierarchical structure. There are head monks, junior monks, and so on. Plus in Zen, unlike Quakerism, there are masters and their students. For me this is problematic because of the potential for abuse. There have been many reports of Zen masters abusing their students. I have practiced Zen for over twenty years and now have shifted my faith to the Quaker path. Not having clergy is a big draw for me. It seems that this lack of hierarchy limits the potential for abuse
Atmospheric river begins to drop rain, snow in Northern California
(CBS News Sacramento)
Nov. 20, 2024: Over the next several days, Northern California will continue to see rain and snow due to an atmospheric river that's just getting started. It's a bomb cyclone over Seattle and California's capital Sacramento.
Jon Stewart gives Sen. Robert Menendez a corruption lesson | The Daily Show
Trump, unlike Biden, will save us?
(The Daily Show) May 13, 2024: Monday host Jon Stewart digs into the trial of comically corrupt Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, which started today next to Trump's ongoing criminal trail (on over 30 felonies) in neighboring New York City) and in a new segment called "How Dumb Is You?" asks the senator how he got caught engaging in such obvious illegal corruption, while government officials like Nancy Pelosi, Richard Burr, and Roy Blunt have been getting away with legal corruption for years.
(Dark Brandon) May 10, 2024: Has South Dakota's Kristi Noem been caught red handed (bloody with dog, horse, and goat gore and lies about North Korea's Kim Jong Un) lying in her book No Going Back then going back and changing it before publication once she was busted? Viewers can decide, but that admission in those words will never be squeezed out of the lying governor herself. She prefers to distract and gaslight like a good politician instead.
South Dakota Republican Governor Kristi Noem (who wants to be vice president of the US) is embroiled in a scandal of her own making that could have major international implications. Find out more about the allegations and how they could impact relations between the United States and North Korea. Kim Jung Un bringing that #kendricklamar vibe being there for his woman emotionally and just being there to listen.
Dark Brandon on Kristi Noem; Jon Stewart, The Daily Show; Sheldon S., Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Michael Cohen reveals what Trump said about wife Melania in testimony: A Closer Look
(Late Night with Seth Meyers) May 13, 2024: Seth takes a closer look at the prosecution's star witness in Trump's felony financial fraud trial, Michael Cohen, revealing private conversations he had with Trump about the hush money payment and Trump attacking the prosecutor and slamming Bruce Springsteen at a New Jersey rally.
Biblical proportions. What does it mean? Doesn't everyone have to wonder about the convergence of three odd things -- an impending locust infestation (of three species of cicadas about to emerge from the ground in a riot of insectoid sound), a rare full solar eclipse, and now the earth is moving in a part of the country California is routinely mocked for? And Taiwan was just struck by a massive quake out of nowhere, possibly hit by secret Mainland China technology loosed on the East Coast. One has to think the Sky Gods are unhappy and sending signs from above. Or is the military-industrial complex testing new secret weapons, Tesla vibrators that shake buildings, CRISPR on bug DNA, spinning the planet faster or wobbling it so no one can say it's immovable or standing on pillars?
How intense is the new normal?
(ABC News) A 4.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the Northeast USA Friday morning, in what New York Governor Kathy Hochul called "one of the largest earthquakes on the East Coast in the last century."
The earthquake was centered near Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, and shook buildings from New Jersey and New York City and Westchester to Philadelphia and Connecticut. It could be felt as far south as Washington, D.C., and as far north as Maine (on the border with Canada), according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Several weaker aftershocks were also reported in the hours following the initial quake, including one measuring 4.0 magnitude centered near Gladstone, New Jersey, Friday evening, according to preliminary data from the USGS.
"I felt like there was a roller coaster under my house going 1,000 miles an hour," Carol Nicolaidis of Brooklyn, New York, told ABC News. "I first thought pipes were exploding under my house."
"I was sitting in my living room, and I saw the walls shaking; it felt like a wave," she said.
"It felt like a subway train running under the couch," said Rocco Pietropola, who was in an eighth-floor Manhattan apartment.
This was the strongest quake in the greater New York City metro area since 1884, according to the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
Con Edison said there are no reports of outages, and the MTA said there was no service disruption to New York City's subway system. More + VIDEO
Last weekend, the largest Hindu temple in the United States opened its doors on over 183 acres of former soy farmland in rural Robbinsville, New Jersey.
Standing 191 feet at its highest point and decorated with 10,000 statues, the highly intricate, carved stone Swaminarayan Akshardham is a religious beacon amid fields of green.
However, the temple has also been mired in controversy over allegedly poor labor practices during its nearly 15-year construction, resulting in an ongoing lawsuit and federal investigation, as well as the deaths of two “volunteer” builders. More
Beautiful young white woman in bikini is convinced that alcohol and traffic laws don’t apply to her -- and she's right
[More accurate title idea:] Karen mouths off, lies, disobeys police, runs from scene of the crime, gets belligerent, repeatedly violates orders, and that's all fine
(Police & Criminals TV) Aug. 29, 2023: NEW JERSEY (somewhere near Jersey Shore). On May 21, 2023, around 6:17 pm, white patrolman Robert Alvator observed a Dodge Caliber driving erratically on SR 36 northbound.
He followed the vehicle, noticed it swerving and tailgating, and initiated a traffic stop near Orchard Street and SR 36.
Yes, Mr. Officer, did I do something naughty?
The driver, charming and intoxicated minor Karina Armando (20 years old), admitted to drinking at Donovan's Reef.
Belligerent passenger Olivia "Karen" Morrow (24 years old) began to get uppity with the officers on the scene.
Young driver Karina failed field sobriety tests, including the one leg stand, walk and turn, alphabet, and finger dexterity tests.
The Karen in the car was defiant, uncooperative, apparently drunk in public or otherwise intoxicated, and decided to call her boyfriend to be her getaway driver as she ran from the scene against the direct orders of the officers.
Due to the young driver's behavior, Alvator arrested her for suspicion of DUI. She was taken to Atlantic Highlands Police Department but [wisely] initially refused a breathalyzer.
Remembering that she was white, she invoked her Miranda rights and didn't answer any arrest-related questions. This frustrated officers, but what could they do to a young and impressionable lady who doesn't want to answer their questions?
They were forced to release her with a few summonses to appear when she felt better, could dress nicely, bring a lawyer, and have this all swept under the rug with more than likely a white and very understanding judge who also knows a female similar to Karina and therefore lets her off with a warning not to do this again, at least not until she's 21 and able to legally consume alcohol.
(Family Guyexplain it in 19 seconds) Loss of "white privilege" by white male who is now thought of as Black by an officer during a routine traffic stop: The man finds out what it's like to no longer have the privilege of being white and to have the burden of being discriminated against for a social construct like race due to stereotyping.
We don't blame people for not being able to see "white privilege" (sort of beneficial or racism in reverse). The bias or stereotype is implicit (unconscious) not explicit. To say one doesn't see it or it isn't happening to me only means one has become accustomed to treatment people of other colors cannot take for granted; think of it as preferential treatment. Then it's easier to see how poorly everyone else is usually being treated. See the work of Prof. Joy DeGruy and Prof. Michele Alexander (Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness) for an awakening. There are other authors, too, like the one who wrote How to Be an Antiracist.
Driver Karina's refusal was logged, and she was gently transported back to the Highlands Police Department more for her and her vehicle's safety than anything else.
I bet you I get off just like I did at the party.
Ms. Armando (the bikini-clad driver Karina) was later released to the Karen's boyfriend after he signed a liability warning that he would be financially responsible if she drove during the next 12 hours.
She was issued summonses for possible DUI, [nothing for drinking as a minor or public drunkenness], refusal to take a chemical test [which is not a crime so much as a right well asserted], reckless driving, traffic lane violation, and tailgating.
[But with the family lawyer or her dad to plead for her, she'll be all right. What's the worse they'll throw at her, driving school? Ah, it's sure great being white in a white man's world.]
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Sutra Study: Middle Length Discourse, Simile of the Elephant's Footprint (MN 28) with American monk Abbot Bhante Suddhaso (Buddhist Insights @ Empty Cloud) Ven. Suddhaso translates MN 28 from the exclusively Buddhist language Pāli, while explaining the meaning of the discourse.
This is Part 2 of our Buddhist Summer School with American scholar monk Bhikkhu Bodhi, from his recorded series As It Is. See Part 1. The topic today is the outline or summary of the Teaching (Dharma) famously known as the Four Noble Truths (Four Ennobling Truths).
What is the Dhamma (the Buddha's Dharma or "Doctrine")? It is the Teaching of the Buddha relating to liberation (moksha), freedom from suffering (dukkha), awakening from illusion (maya), and enlightenment in a benighted universe of ignorance. There are stages to this awakening. And there are many related teachings concerning enlightenment/awakening (bodhi).
The whole of the Buddha-Dharma may be summarized in four densely packed statements called the Four Noble Truths. Noble means "enlightened," so it is more useful to call them the Four Ennobling Truths, as direct realization of them leads to awakening.
There is disappointment.
American Bhikkhu Bodhi
There is a cause of this.
There is an end to this.
There is a path leading to the end of disappointment.
When one awakens from ignorance, what one knows for certain is the deep meaning of these four statements. The first is very troubling to us as "ordinary, uninstructed worldlings." Who can say that all things are ultimately disappointing, unfulfilling, or "suffering"? What does this mean? What about pleasure, of which there are many kinds?
There is suffering, okay. That makes sense. We can feel that even in our own comfortable lives. We have no idea how far it goes, so it's nice to know that there's a reason or cause of all this disappointment or dukkha.
Hooray, there's an end to it at some point. When we know the cause, we can stem it and arrive at the cessation of ALL suffering. How?
There is a path leading to the cessation of all suffering, and it is called the Ennobling (Noble) Eightfold Path. Each of its factors are explained with the Four Ennobling Truths. (Enlightenment is said to depend on the cultivation of the 37 Requisites of Enlightenment or bodhi-pakkhiyā-dhammā). There is much to unpack. And Bhikkhu Bodhi lays out the basics.
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