Showing posts with label Denmark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denmark. Show all posts

Monday, January 19, 2026

The Jimmy Dore Show (comedy 'n politics)

Part II continues on Rumble
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Greenland NOT for sale, Trump: Here's why

"F*** you": Pres. Trump flips off heckler who called him a "pedophile protector"

'Hands off Greenland' protest against Donald Trump in Copenhagen (Greenland Crisis)
USA/CIA Afghan massacre under Obama's watch - Who's naive and stupid, MAGA or Dems?
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Friday, January 16, 2026

EU: No to Greenland. Trump: Yes to Epstein?


(Chris Hanson) To Catch a Predator: Trump? Epstein/Maxwell/Mossad survivor reveals shocking details about [child] sex trafficking experience.


(The Jimmy Dore Show) Israel openly arming Iranian protesters! Lindsay Graham is sad we didn't bomb Iran (with Max Blumenthal): TJDS. Well, at least everyone has forgotten about the Epstein Files not getting released.

(Bari Weiss' CBS News) Zionist psyops for Americans: Iran wants Trump


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Friday, March 28, 2025

1st US trooper lands to invade Greenland


🔴 LIVE: US Vice President JD Vance arrives in Greenland amid takeover talk
(The Sun) Streamed live March 28, 2025: Will U.S. Vice President JD Vance arrive in Greenland for a visit to the U.S. space and military base at Pituffik in the north of the Arctic island for the good of the world or simply to advance the administration's economic plans for a more powerful Amero (the new currency following the union of Canada, the US, Mexico, and Greenland?


We want to start other wars and don't have time
for yours, Little Man, so how about that?
First Admiral Second Lady Usha Vance, backed up by Paratrooper VP JD V, sent in by Fearless Leader DJ Trump, have stormed the airstrip in Greenland, a scarcely populated portion of Denmark in an attempted takeover. PT JD seems to be trying to win hearts and minds before Commander in Chief Trump sends in boots on the ground to complete his international violation of a sovereign nation's rights. (He is currently funding Israel's illegal land grab in Palestine and trying to avert China's usurpation of Taiwan, while everything returns to normal in Pres. Putin's Russia after TV comedian Vlad Zelenski accepted bribe money to front a PR campaign with promises to join NATO and fend of its neighbor for European and American forces in a farce of a proxy war aimed at geopolitical chess more than any takeover, restoration of Czarist Russia, or threat to members of the EU.
  • The Sun, March 28, 2025; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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Thursday, March 20, 2025

See Led Zep's Robert Plant live (5/6)

I like me a bit of Zen on me own without the lads. Wish Jimmy had played on more tracks.
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I'll never get old but will just get better.
Who? There's this British guy, a old hippie, who became famous for his bluesy caterwauling in front of Jimmy Page's magnificent guitar work. Robert Plant was the frontman for the biggest rock band in the world (ahead of pop stars like The Beatles, The Stones, The Black Flag, and LA's own Wasted Youth, plus a million other small bands few have ever heard of). The great thing about Plant was not just that he was a good singer and a rockstar, but rather that he may have written some intelligent lyrics for the band, words akin to the intelligent stuff Pink Floyd was putting out in London's Acid Scene in the Sixties.


Robert Plant's Carry Fire
Has been Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin fame plays live, even though most of the world has not seen him. They'd like to, of course, but that's assuming he's backed by Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham. That reunion may take a while. However, Plant is singing live for an audience in May 2025.

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Tuesday, October 29, 2024

Happiness Secrets of Scandinavians (video)

Here are 19 weird things Swedish people do (that others should do, too) (Saga Johanna 🇸🇪)
Meik Wiking (artist's rendering) receives the apple of his eye from lady Viking (WQ).
HAPPINESS: The Secret of Scandinavian Happiness
Guru Viking, how can Vikings be happy?
(Max Joseph) May 22, 2024: For more information on Meik Wiking ("Mike Viking"), possibly "the happiest man on earth" [if that title were not already taken by French scientist and Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhist monk in Nepal Ven. Matthieu Ricard], and The Happiness Research Institute: happinessresearchinstitute.com.

CONTENTS
  • 0:00 - Journey to Denmark
  • 2:30 - The World’s Happiest Man - Meik Wiking
  • 3:55 - Happiest Country Rankings
  • 4:59 - Hygge and other secrets of Danish happiness
  • 7:54 - A second opinion - Helen Russell
  • 9:51 - High taxes and trust
  • 12:19 - Downsides and upsides
  • 13:31 - A different kind of happiness
  • 15:10 - Legoland reflections
  • 18:23 - Credits
Woo-hoo! Is everyone having a great time, or what? Let's rampage over there to have fun!
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We weren't always as happy as today.
For more information on The World Happiness Report, see: worldhappiness.report. For more information on Helen Russell, see: helenrussell.co.uk.
For more music from Actual Magic, click:  actualmagic.co. For more NewsDaddy: tiktok.com/@dylan.page... For more awesome animation from Nänni-Pää, go to: @nanni-paa on Instagram
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Wednesday, October 9, 2024

Happy Leif Erikson Day (10/9)

The QAnon Shaman Jake "Take A" Chansley must be happy to be carrying on a history of rampaging and seizing land and property to set up a new order, but Trump forgot him.


Leif Erikson: The First European in North America
Hi, we're here to rape and pillage
(Viking) Thanks to a rhyme we were forced to learn and repeat in grade school, many Americans believe that Crypto-Jew (Converso) Cristobal Columbus first discovered America in 1492, after sailing the ocean blue. But what if it were an Irish monk or Viking Leif Erikson who sailed the seas serene that were aquamarine?

This Viking Cruises® video chronicles how, nearly 500 years before the debt-ridden Italian (Jewish Spanish) explorer sailed the Atlantic, a 25-year-old Norse navigator named Leif Erikson and a crew of 35 men set sail to explore the seas west of Greenland.
  • Scandinavia is a cold subregion of Northern Europe where the native Sámi peoples live in the Xmas lifestyle or reindeer, shamanism, and hallucinogenic mushrooms.
Viking = "pirate"
When Erikson arrived on the shores of what he called “Vinland,” he became the first known European to set foot in North America.
The Vikings knew about the Buddha: The "Helgo Buddha" Treasure
The great Guru Viking, a modern seeker with a podcast on audible.com and elsewhere.
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Helgo Buddha is a Viking treasure indicating world trade
Helgö is an island in Ekerö Municipality in Stockholm County, Sweden, situated on the lake Mälaren. The island's greatest width is about 0.9 mi (1.5 km), it is about 3.1 miles (5 km) long and covers 119 acres (48 hectares). Excavations are ongoing on Helgö.

The island is perhaps best known for a major archeological area. The old trading town on Helgö began to emerge around the year 200 AD, 500 years before Birka at Björkö.

The Helgö Buddha
The first archeological dig in 1954 uncovered the remains of the early settlement, including a workshop area which attracted international interest. The most notable finds included a small Buddha statuette from North India and a christening scoop from Egypt, both dating from the 6th century.

The Indian Buddha statuette, the Irish crozier [1], and the Egyptian Coptic scoop found on Helgö are presently on display in the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm... More
ABOUT: Narrated by Viking Cruises Senior Vice President Karine Hagen, this short film traces Erikson’s history and his voyage into immortality. The son of intrepid Viking explorer Erik "Erik the Red" Thorvaldson, (Erik's son =) Erikson led the historic journey from Greenland to North America through uncharted waters without a compass. Although the discovery was celebrated for centuries in Norse legend and stories, many doubted the accuracy of those accounts. Doubts about Erikson’s discovery were finally dispelled in 1960, when modern-day explorers Helge and Anne Ingstad identified a Norse settlement located at the northern tip of Newfoundland that dates back to the exact time of Erikson’s voyage. In the United States, the achievement of the Viking explorer with adventure and exploration in his blood is commemorated every year on October 9th [when Greenlander, Neo-Nazi, and Norwegian Americans rampage quietly in their bedrooms and online]. Viking Cruises cherishes its Viking heritage and connection to seafaring visionaries like Leif Erikson. Karine Hagen of Viking River Cruises is our host. Learn more at vikingrivercruises.com
  • SpongeBob SquarePants (cartoon clip); Karine Hagen, Viking Cruises (Viking, YouTube, 2014); Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Were Vikings aware of the Buddha?

Where is beauty greater than Estonia, Russia, Scandinavia, Denmark, Germany, and Belarus?
Bring me back one of those metal statue figurines, Warrior. I'll give you this charmed fruit.
Hey, that guy's Black! Were there really Black Vikings? The media says they were all redheads
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Viking Buddha: Helgo Treasure
Were Vikings Buddhists? First of all, Vikings is a general term that means "Pirates" more than redheaded Icelandic peoples. Second, what would it have taken for them to be Buddhists?

They would have had to understand the language of the Asians with whom they came in contact. It is more likely, given their reputation, that they raided rather than traded.
Norwegian Olympian with "Viking" spirit

White Buddhists of Europa and Scandinavia
We were also interested in art
Archeological discoveries indicate contact with Asia and knowledge of the Buddha, which they would have seen as the "Light of Asia," the "Prince of Peace," a massive figure in the ancient Orient.

That they traded in Asian wares suggests that they knew what they were dealing in, seeing significance in the beauty of figurines and pieces of advanced art from that part of the world.

There is a Viking Buddha, and now we find a ten-year-old piece is actually a much older work of art from Asia found in Scotland.

Viking Guru, the Great, on Audible podcasts
Interestingly, the greatest Viking today is a Buddhist or in any case very friendly to Buddhists. He is the interviewer known as Viking Guru, who has repeatedly interviewed British Buddhist teacher Beth Upton and others.

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Thursday, February 29, 2024

Denmark study: magic mushrooms work

SDU/JPost/MSN, 2/29/24); Dhr. Seven, Pat Macpherson, Xochitl (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Mushrooms in Dharmic religions?
The active compound in mushrooms with psychedelic properties could serve as a therapeutic tool through microdosing, according to a new study from the University of Southern Denmark.

Psilocybin has long been recognized as a classic psychedelic (entheogenic) substance that produces changes in perception, mood, and cognitive processes.
It’s a naturally occurring psychedelic compound produced by more than 200 species of fungi (most of them Psilocybe cubensis from Cuba), collectively called "magic mushrooms."

The Psychedelic Sangha
Interestingly, the substance is itself biologically inactive but is quickly converted by the body to psilocin, which has mind-altering effects similar to those of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), mescaline (peyote cactus), and dimethyltryptamine (DMT).

These mind-blowing effects include visual and mental visions (hallucinations), euphoria, changes in perception, a distorted sense of time, and spiritual or perceived-spiritual experiences.

It can also cause unpleasant reactions, such as nausea (purging) or panic (freaking out).

  • What can be said of Mona Lisa? Depressed, anxious, sad, emotional, unhappy, introverted, lonely, cartoonish, mental, healthy, stressed, mentally disordered, diseased, fearful, moody, psycho, sorrowful, tired, frustrated. If only she had looked down, she might have seen something to pick her up.
Are you a seeker, in search of the real?
In such therapeutic treatment, the patient ingests psilocybin after undergoing therapeutic preparation (mindful of "set and setting") and undergoes a psychedelic experience in a supportive environment with a trained therapist (sitter, minder, guide).

The treatment is performed in a series of therapy sessions.

Foraging and enjoying wild mushrooms? Too dangerous. Don't do it without a human guide and a way to check what the human guide says, like a good book with color photographs. Why? "There are old mushroom pickers, and there are bold mushroom pickers, but there are no old-bold mushroom pickers. What are the signs of a poisonous mushrooms? Mycology is a very broad subject. Get them from the store or buy an inoculated bag to grow them at home.

Experiments are already being conducted with patients at Danish medical centers, including Bispebjerg Hospital and Rigshospitalet.
  • Related video: Demand for therapy involving magic mushrooms growing in Canada (cbc.ca) ready to harvest
  • Using ‘magic mushrooms’ as a mental health treatment; 9 Investigates the risks of this new trend (WFTV Orlando)
  • Psychedelic mushrooms have the potential to help Americans overcome numerous ailments: Ashley Troxell (FOX News)
  • Illinois lawmakers work to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms (FOX 32 Chicago)
The importance of 'microdosing'
A little dab'll do ya: a miniscule dose works.
The study has just been published in the prestigious science journal Nature – Molecular Psychiatry under the title:

“Repeated low doses of psilocybin increase resilience to stress, lower compulsive actions, and strengthen cortical connections to the paraventricular thalamic nucleus in rats.”

It was headed by Prof. Mikael Palner and doctoral student Kat Kiilerich from the research unit for clinical physiology and nuclear medicine at the University of Southern Denmark.

Their focus was on repeated low doses of psilocybin that are much lower than the doses typically used in therapeutic settings.

The Silicon Valley likes to push the envelope. 
(This is known as "microdosing," which is a phenomenon popularized by entrepreneurs [who have read Aldous Huxley's Brave New World and are chasing a substance known in the dystopian novel as "soma"] in areas like the Silicon Valley, California).

Microdosing has spread through stories and anecdotes on the Internet as a form of self-medication for various challenges, explained Prof. Palner, a coauthor of the study.

When tested on animals, repeated low doses were tolerated well and did not present signs of reduced pleasure (anhedonia, a symptom of depression when nothing seems fun anymore like it used), anxiety, or altered locomotor activity.

[That means someone is not high yet is benefiting from tiny amounts of the entheogenic substance ingested.]

Would you rather be ill or a misfit seeker?
Notably, repeated low doses of psilocybin increased the rats’ resilience to stress, and [rats in a cage] displayed fewer compulsive behaviors.

The scientists also noted an increase in the number of connections [neuronal branches] to the thalamus region of the brain, which serves as a kind of filter for our decisions and concerns.

The team suggested that the change in connectivity to the thalamus may contribute to our enhanced resilience to stress factors and could explain why so many people report positive effects on their well-being from small doses of psychedelic mushrooms.


Supernatural: Ancient Teachers (G. Hancock)
Through the new study, the researchers have established a valid method that can be utilized for further research into the effects of repeated low doses of psilocybin.

It paves the way for additional research and potentially entirely new approaches to treating various mental disorders.

The increased anxiety and stress in society currently have placed a strong focus on microdosing, leading to a surge in the trade of mushrooms.

Countries such as the USA, Netherlands, Australia, and Canada have either legalized or are in the process of legalizing psilocybin for therapeutic treatment.

This is according to Prof. Palner, who became interested in researching psychedelic substances and psilocybin when he lived in California's Silicon Valley 11 years ago and witnessed the surge of self-improvement practices that garnered significant media attention and prompted more people to experiment with microdosing.
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