Showing posts with label funeral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funeral. Show all posts

Sunday, September 21, 2025

Charlie Kirk memorial (book release mystery)


REVIEW (Cankles) Trump ruins Charlie Kirk's funeral with disaster fascist meltdown
I'm a Christ figure for my Martyr
(I've Had It) Sept. 22, 2025: IHIP News: Welcome to the hyper-nationalism show. Charlie Kirk's memorial service in Glendale, Arizona was filled with contradictions and Nazi-like calls for revenge [in addition to ASMR and an odd performance by grieving wife and holier-than-thou Christian Evangelical Erika Kirk, using ASMR and hateful eyes and pauses for dramatic effect then cuddling up to the Canks in a show of submissive supplication, as if to say in *Baby Voice* "You'er a gweat big bad leadwer you are, Mr. Trump. You pratect us from the Lweft and thwere big bad gwuns. *Giggle*"] linktr.ee/ivehaditpodcast. Join channel to access perks: @ivehaditpodcast.



Kirk death announced 6 DAYS BEFORE shooting, mystery books, 33 all over it, more

On sale before the shooting
(DAHBOO77) Sept. 12, 2025: [The fix is in; it was all a setup, and Israel's Bibi has shown his hand in league with clandestine agencies like the FBI, CIA, NSA, NSC, Mossad, and Shin Bet.] An Amazon spokesperson confirmed that it investigated the [precognitive, predictively programmed, and premature release of the] book, The Shooting of Charlie Kirk by Anastasia J. Casey.

One person bought and reviewed the book.
“We have content guidelines governing which books can be listed for sale, and we remove books that do not adhere to these guidelines. The title in question is no longer available for sale. Due to a technical issue, the date of publication that had been displayed for this title, while it was briefly listed, was incorrect, and we apologize for any confusion this may have caused."

Who are you to question govt's choice of patsy?
Who is Omar? How many more are connected? Join me [DAHBOO77] for live stream at 9:00 pm where I break it all down! Learn more: hindustantimes.com/world... #CharlieKirk #Breaking #News 
πŸ”΄ LIVE: Charlie Kirk Memorial and Funeral

If we did it, and I'm not saying we did, so what?
(FOX 26 Houston) Started streaming about noon. Welcome, MAGA. This is the federally approved memorial service for conservative activist Charlie Kirk (and VP JD Vance picker), who lived in fear of PM Benjamin Netanyahu and his Mossad and Shin Bet and IDF assets, who was publicly gunned down on Sept. 10 while speaking to students at Utah Valley University near Salt Lake City. U.S. Pres. Donald Joe Trump is expected to attend and speak and rally support of radical conservatives while supplicating powerful blackmailers for Israel, the IDF (U.N.-defined genocidal Zionist Israeli Armed Forces), and their fearless leader Dictator Bibi.

Queen Kirk, ruler of TPUSA, cries

Saturday, September 20, 2025

Charlie Kirk memorial, AZ: Feds converge



WHY would Israel kill Kirk?

Who moved the camera right above Charlie Kirk's head? | Candace Ep. 239)
I distrust Zionist extremist Bibi Netanyahu.
(Candace Owens) Streamed live on Sept. 19, 2025: [Exit wound, not an entry wound?] We showed an image from Dairy Queen yesterday. Many viewers thought that it was an old photo from July due to the movie poster. I’m going to explain why it’s not.

I dunno about Bibi having Charlie Kirk killed.
course, we need to address the mysterious footage of two gentlemen taking down the camera directly behind Charlie Kirk four (4) minutes after he was shot to death. What gives?
  • 00:00 - Start
  • 00:55 - CameraGate
  • 14:05 - Tips I've received
  • 24:02 - Media lies about my relationship with Charlie Kirk
  • 34:15 - Pam Bondi, Jimmy Kimmel, and the attack on free speech
  • 48:43 - Update on the Dairy Queen photo
(Sky News, Australia) Right wing Rita Panahi reports for reactionary extremists converging in AZ




Saturday, April 26, 2025

Funeral: So long Pope, hello Saint Francis

OK, which one of you is Catholic? - I'm Jewish. - I'm Eastern Orthodox. - I can be Catholic.
The disk flew over the cross like this, woooo, whoosh, voom voom, all the way on high.

  • Who was Pope Francis?
  • Because there is no longer an Office of the Devil's Advocate in the Vatican like there used to be, even this questionable pope gets to be a saint at the drop of a hat if the next pope, Peter the Roman, wills it. Catholicism, it's not like it used to be.
Thank you, thank you... - Yeah, yeah, that was JD. Russia gets Crimea, period

How did "Catholicism" begin?

Thursday, January 9, 2025

Convicted Trump gets sentenced


In the days of action cartoons, the hero always got caught up by the evil villains in such a way that there was no escape this time. But he always escaped. How, that was the question. We never saw that coming, the how. That he would escape, that was assured. How, that we never knew. Often the writers had to cheat physics or go back a little further to show the great escape. Judge Juan Merchan should throw the book at felon Trump, but he has promised no punishment, just ignominy, a little humiliation, a legacy of disgrace, sexual abuse, felonies all over the place, and Trump an unindicted co-conspirator in what his associates were up to on his behalf.
Stuck with Trump, they're turning on Elon

Trump and Obama chat at Carter funeral while GOP politicizes LA fires
(The Daily Show) Jan. 9, 2025: Delightful Desi Lydic, genius comedian, tackles the historically awkward reunion between Trump and all his political enemies at Pres. Jimmy Carter's funeral. Plus, conservatives blame DEI for the raging wildfires in LA, so Michael Kosta is stepping in to help with his straight white maleness. #DailyShow #DesiLydic #LosAngeles. Subscribe to The Daily Show: @thedailyshow

Monday, November 25, 2024

Natives who settled the Americas (PBS)


The ancient tribes that settled the Americas | First Peoples | Full Episode 1 | PBS
(PBS) PBS is an American public broadcast service. Oct. 18, 2024: As early humans spread out across the world, their toughest challenge was colonizing the Americas because a huge ice sheet blocked the route. It has long been thought that the first Americans were Clovis people, who arrived 13,000 years ago. But an underwater discovery in Mexico suggests people arrived earlier — coming by boat, not by foot.
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ABOUT: First Peoples. See how the mixing of prehistoric human genes led the way for our species to survive and thrive around the globe or across the plane. Archaeology, genetics, and anthropology cast new light on 200,000 years of history, detailing how early humans became dominant.

Saturday, October 26, 2024

Dia de los Muertos, Hollywood (10/26)

Mara: It's so nice of humans to remember me and King Yama, celebrating us as saints
This year (2024) the celebration at Hollywood Forever cemetery falls on Oct. 26th.
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I'm the hottest La Catrina. Everyone knows it.
Every year on the last Saturday before November 2nd, Hollywood Forever cemetery and mausoleum welcomes the Los Angeles community onto its funereal grounds to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos – the "Day of the Dead."

Dia de Los Muertos is one of Mexico’s most colorful traditional holidays, now celebrated throughout the Americas, including L.A. (Latin America). It reunites and honors beloved ancestors who have crossed over, family, and friends.


I see dead people. And they're real pretas.
It is believed that on Dia de Los Muertos, the living commune with the dead – the mystical time when the "veil" is lifted between their two realms (human plane and ghost realm) so that they may share a day together.

At Hollywood Forever participants from the around the world, most of them in costume, to spend a unique and memorable day. The cemetery comes to life with joyful celebration, as a vibrant procession featuring hundreds of Aztec ritual dancers who weave through the cemetery.

What does Mexican Buddhism know about life/death?
  • Buddhist missionaries peacefully arrived in California and Mexico before Christian Catholicism launched a European genocide. See An Inglorious Columbus by Edward P. Vining (1885) and A Narrative History of Buddhism in America by Rick Fields. There are ancient traces of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Kemetic Egyptian traditions throughout the Grand Canyon, too.
Hi! We're Three Wiseguys here to see the boy!
More than 100 altars (ofrendas or "offerings"), created by members of the community in remembrance of their ancestors and loved ones, dot the grounds.

Musical performances by Grammy Award-winning recording artists entertain from five stages.

I'd rather be depressed, cling to loss
An art exhibition in The Cathedral Mausoleum displays hundreds of original artworks.

Food vendors from around Los Angeles, arts and crafts vendors, and a children’s arts project area complete the experience.

At the end of the day, judges choose the best dressed calaca ("skeleton"), as well as the most memorable votive altars.

This is truly an unforgettable experience! Find out more about Dia de Los Muertos celebration. More


In a Nutshell

There's a bigger costume contest than this.
Celebrated primarily in Mexico, November 2nd is Dia de Los Muertos, the "Day of the Dead." It remembers the lives of the deceased with food, drink, and celebration. This annual celebration is a daylong festival, featuring gorgeous altars, Aztec dancers, five stages of music and dance, arts and crafts, a ritual procession, and much more. It attracts attendees from around the world to Hollywood Forever
Mexican meditation

Wednesday, August 14, 2024

The Buddha's Bones: burial mound stupas

Look what I found, Coolies! - Yes, Sahib, you are a genius to dig up sacred religious monuments.

Bones of the Buddha
What are Buddhist cremation "relics"?
(PBS Documentary) The mystery surrounding the bones of the [historical] Buddha dates back more than 100 years ago. When colonial estate manager Willie Peppe set his workers digging at a mysterious "hill" (Piprahwa Stupa) in Northern India in 1898, he had no idea what they would find. Just over 20 feet down, they made an amazing discovery: a huge stone coffer [like the amazing Bimaran casket's steatite container], containing five reliquary jars [with rare spiritual relics known as ΕšarΔ«ras], more than 1,000 separate jewels, and some ash and bone.
The Buddha in gold (British Museum)
One of the jars bore an inscription that appeared to say that these were the remains of the Buddha himself. This seemed to be the most extraordinary find in Indian archeology. But doubt and scandal have hung over this amazing find for more than 100 years. For some, the whole thing has to be an elaborate hoax [employing countless artisans to recreate ancient treasures, fraudulent archeologists, fake workers, and corrupt Indian and British politicians]. For others, it is no less than [one of] the [eight or so] final resting place[s] of the leader of one of the world's great religions, a sage who passed into final nirvana 2,600 years ago. For the doubters, suspicion focuses on a key figure from the time, disgraced German archeologist Dr. A. Anton Fuhrer. Renowned historian Charles Allen sets out to solve this extraordinary mystery [for PBS] once and for all. #BuddhaBones #BuddhaAshes #BuddhaRelic #Buddhism
Ancient shrine that may hold the Buddha's skull bone found in crypt (Live Science)

Bhutan (Peterwescarey/flickr.com)
The history of buddhas on earth (Bhumi) and on the human plane (manussya loka) in general is very strange and prehistoric. We have the historical Buddha as our source of information about prehistoric buddhas (seven recent among 28 named in this incredibly long cycle or recent cycles, kalpas, of time). The Buddha in prescribing burial practices of noble ones (Aryans, arhats) detailed an ancient Central and North Asian custom of dolmens, tumuli, kurgans, barrows, long barrows, chortens, burial mounds or what are known in Buddhism today as stupas. The Buddha, after passing into final nirvana, planned for his mortal remains to be divided among great rulers of that time. He chose a very rural and out-of-the-way place at which to pass. His attendant Ananda was shocked that he would leave the world in such a spot, until the Buddha revealed to him that in the distant past, this spot (Kushinagar near modern Gorakhpur, India) was once the center of a prosperous kingdom in super-ancient times. Moreover, it was between the current kingdoms of great kings.

North Asian style stupa burial mound topped by statue of buried person? (Abdul Mohammadi)
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How many millions of years old could they be?
If he had passed away within any of these, that king would have enshrined the precious relics in one great dolmen in stupa. Instead, many got the chance to do so by partitioning them, with one going to the celestial devas (in "heaven") and another going to the partitioner, who saw to their care. These were not the first stupas as many might think. It was an ancient custom all the way to Ukraine. Modern Tibetan Buddhists know this and visit secret ancient sites of other buddhas and arhats in Central and North Asia, rumor has it. Sadly, archeologists argue and do not recognize all discoveries of treasure within them unless they accord with preconceived notions of where they should be located. So the ones in Afghanistan and outside modern India get shorter shrift. This is most shockingly true as exposed in the movie Bones of the Buddha, where a stupa or dolmen ("portal tomb") was opened, its treasures looted and taken to England, and rather than being clawed back by the Indian government or Buddhists was allowed to be passed on from the British excavator (looter) to his son, who keep this priceless Buddhist treasures in his little cottage in England, much of it under his bed. Ancient Scythians and other tribes all over Central and North Asia built these funerary sites, reliquaries, mounds to enshrine significant individuals. Originally, they were topped with statuary figures rather than the pagodas that came to be in South, East, and Southeast Asia.

Giant prehistoric dolmens in the Caucasus built with advanced technology
Stupas everywhere in the land of Pagan (Bagan), Burma (Myanmar).
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Gold container of the Buddha's relics
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Saturday, November 11, 2023

"Til Death Do Us Part?" (book)

Christopher Nyerges, School of Self-Reliance; Dhr. Seven (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly
Author Christopher Nyerges (left) guides survival students through the woods.
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How Death Taught Us Some of Life's Most Important Lessons
Dolores Nyerges on the cover
How can we deal with death in an uplifting and positive way? This book covers some of the lessons about death from the life of author Christopher Nyerges and his deceased wife Dolores.

These are the collected stories of how the author and his wife dealt with death, together, after her parting. Included are lessons about how:
  • to support those whose spouses have passed away,
  • having pet animal funerals,
  • how to prepare for the inevitability of death,
  • how to “be with” a loved one when s/he dies,
  • and more.
These are true stories!
There are sections about dealing with “ghosts” and poltergeists and the strong possibility of an afterlife. The book is presented as a series of vignettes, all true-life stores and real-life examples.

It is not a “how-to” book, but one presented in such a way to assist anyone who is going through something similar on account of death.

Nyerges is a prolific author.
This book also deals with the details of how Dolores died and how her body was kept for three days in the home [in the tradition of a wake or vigil].

Numerous reviewers have been emotionally moved by reading the accounts of how Dolores’ body was dealt with, how her body was preserved for three days at home before cremation, and how her friends honored her life. They have declared it a wonderful and touching book. More