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Looking at Edward's family pictures I for some reason thought of Edward Snowden. American who now lives in Russia, Moscow area.. Please raise your hand if you think Riley should interview Edward Snowden.

In the other news - we have elections here in Slovakia this weekend. Don't think for a second you can ignore election in sleepy little Slovakia. If things go wrong, I can move to your country, throw away my passport on the way, pretend to be Ukrainian refugee and become a burden on your social system - I warn you! :)

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Voting "YES" to Snowden interview. What an interesting perspective HE must have on the biden residency and all things "woke"...….

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Here's another "yes" to a Snowden interview. It would be interesting to know how Steven Seagal is doing, too.

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It's clear their opinions will be very mainstream, the RT/"multipolar" kind of mainstream. But with the so-called "enemy" deploying the mandated literal EUroamerican trannies with weird wigs and fake tits to the stage of so-called "war" with Russia, who's in turn deploying blow-up dolls, er, churches to the same stage, life in Russia must look more desirable.

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An enthusiastic 'YES!' for Riley to interview Snowden!

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Is Snowden really what he pretended to be? If not Edward might not be keen in confronting the hidden story.

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Go Riley, go!

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Very wholesome Riley, looks like a great day! Thank you to you both!

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Yes, it is for chumps. Playing "hooky" with Papa will be a great memory for Edward Jr!

Thanks for the tour of the Central Air Force Museum.

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Thank you. Great article about a great day.

Please let me believe that Russia is not part of the WEF UNO Gates Climate scam.

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I hate to break the news to you but if you could see all the trannies and silicone masks in the top Russian leadership and media, then you would realize the the Beast System has total control over Russia. Why else would they be pushing the "space travel" hoax, "global warming", fake pandemics and vaccination? Many countries are screaming and yelling about a demographic crisis including Russia while feverishly sterilizing their populations with vaccines including the HPV and covid vaccines.

Hey Ed, could it be true? I didn't see any chemtrails in the video. Don't you have chemtrails in Russia?

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What is the "space travel hoax"?

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We live in a fantasy reality, in Strawberry Fields where nothing is real, forever. From the time we were tiny children we were taken to Temples of the Muse where our puppet masters showed us giant mythological monsters made of copper and plaster of paris that they said were called "dinosaurs". We were taken to "planetariums" where we were shown huge models of the "heliocentric planet system" and told that the sun is an unimaginably huge ball of fire located an unimaginably far distance from the earth. And that the earth spins like a top at 1600 kilometers an hour and flies around the sun at 100,000 kph and travels around the center of the "galaxy" at 1,000,000 kph and that this ridiculous scenario is called "Copernican astronomy" and if you don't believe it you're going to wind up in an insane asylum. And we were shown fake pictures of "Australopithecus"and told that it's an early "hominin" and that monkeys really turn into men. That organisms "mutate" because of "evolution".

And the delusion gets stonger: We were told about a fictional character that they called "Uri Gargarin that they said was launched into "space" and that we have to spend a gazilion dollars now on a "space race" and we saw pictures in the dream machine that showed actors in "space suits" with hidden wires attached to an overhead rail on a Hollywood stage and the puppeteers said that they were walking on the moon and we saw more pictures in the dream machine of scuba divers in large aquariums costumed in "spacesuits" and we were told that they were going on "spacewalks" or working on a "space Station".

But But. But. If the earth was really spinning at 1600 kph from west to east then I should be able to get into a helicopter or balloon in New York, hover for three hours and land in California but if I was traveling from Cali to N.Y. and flying at 1600 kph then I'd be geostationary. Ipso facto we can dismiss "Copernican astronomy". We are told that the earth is ball shaped and you better believe it or at least pay lip service to the idea or you're going to be straitjacketet but the problem is that if the earth was ball shaped then it would be mathematically impossible to see a 60cm high object from further than 5.4km and we know one can see a laser from a hundred km so that doesn't make sense. God says the earth is established on an immovable foundation and has corners, i.e. is rectilinear. And that there is a firmament or dome that separates waters above it from waters below it.

So you decide for yourself, red pill or blue pill.

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I choose to believe in science. Not the science that has become a religion to some - but the science that concludes a God created the universe and everything that exists.

https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/where-mind-meets-matter

Where Mind Meets Matter - Claremont Review of Books

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My rational part agrees to you.

So we are lost.

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All things work together for good to them who love the Lord.

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I think so but don't get freaked out you unreligious, you doubters, you agnostics etc. for you know there's a new understanding in town, spreading rapidly and that seems wholly convincing and directly relatable back to the birth of all religions: the NDE experiences, available to you on YT in increasing numbers these days.

Summary: one thing permeates and makes the whole universe and it IS god.

And there is nothing that is not god by that same token.

And we are of god, are, in that way, god, in fact.

And that god when felt is felt as love and it can be said, is said, that in fact god IS love. Perhaps just the same way we can say when energy is felt it is felt as heat and energy can be said to BE 'heat'.

And that, also, is 'spirit'. god, spirit, love all one.

And we are spirit and are eternal and come to earth deliberately to inhabit corporeal bodies and experience a life in order each of us to leave specific things peculiar to the self that we want to know.

Hence the importance love.

Think about it. watch some NDE vids. Think about your own life experience.

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https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/where-mind-meets-matter

Where Mind Meets Matter - Claremont Review of Books

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We must be careful not to equate theological belief with New Age belief.

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well I can guess at theological belief but I don't know what new age belief is. by the miracle of modern google I'll quickly check:

and what I get is, for 'New age belief':

The New Age worldview emphasises holism and the idea that everything in existence is intricately connected as part of a single whole, in doing so rejecting both the dualism of the Christian division of matter and spirit and the reductionism of Cartesian science.

For theological belief it's not so easy. Responses always seeming to define 'theology' rather than theological belief.

And theology, then:

It is thus possible to define theology quite simply as the attempt of the Christian to think about his faith and experience, to test it in the light of the ..

Gets me no further really. What does 'equate' the one with the other mean?

Seems the one can be the other at any time in any person.

For any person could have a theology that all is one: 'Hear oh Israel, the Lord thy God is One'

and that'd be a theological belief and by definition it seems to be the 'New Age belief'.

Seems to be some confusion here to me. This 'new age belief' is clearly a misnomer. The arrogance of the young and ignorant thinking the little contemporary knowledge they have is necessarily new and unique.

It is a belief that has existed as best we know from earliest times. Confusion and obscurantism there clearly.

Then 'theology'. This is virtually nought but confusion and obscurantism. I find it impossible to belief for one second that any universal god - any universe ' demands' that people wear funny hats etc. and perform quaint rituals yet thousands even millions have died over conflicting views of precisely which hats and customs it is necessary to adopt.

So I think in the end I find your statement to be essentially meaningless.

Sorry about that. But that's what it looks like to me.

When it comes to 'being careful' it is quite simple, that's the point, in fact: we only have to be careful to love with all our heart and all our soul etc..

Which, of course, is so impossible for us to do that no one anywhere really attempts it.

And in the abandoning of that attempt they throw the baby out with the bathwater and abandon lesser ambitions that may be achievable: such as if you can't love them, then like them. If you can't like them then tolerate them. If you can't tolerate them then at least do them no harm.

And like if you are far removed from them because your inability to love, or like, or tolerate or not hurt, then at least forgive.

And so on... It is all so incredibly simple and so incredibly easy and so incredibly hard ..

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Since New Age is worshiping gods (as in demons), it developed it's own theology and literature, promotes it's teachers, preachers and elders, in a mirrored - and thus abominable and of hopeless finality, as all counterfeit/counterfaiths (!) are -, fast-forward derulating christian history. New Age planned and meticuosly prepared the cross-road global event - of little and distorted publicity -, of the fake-synod which took place in Crete, in 2016. Ever after that we live and dwell in a palpable "end of times" simulation!

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We are not lost - we are in the time of prophecy. The only way to get through this is to open our minds to an expanded understanding of what is really unfolding. For the brave of heart I can recommend this spiritual channel - it takes time to get used to but its well worth the effort:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQQL2xm4vhk&list=PLJk0yT4erxuQMfMJQup8E921jllVdyi5P

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I'm still on the edge too. But there remains the sense that Putin knows what he is doing... helping to win Freedom for the planet. This comes after following Scott Ritter and listening to Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's speeches . But, Edward, please help out here. What am I missing?

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Igor Sikorski graduated from Kyiv Polytechnic and whose R-4 was the granddaddy of all helicopters.

Riley, your son will remember this time for the rest of his life.

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I hope lil' Edwardovitch hobbit got an ice cream...

One love

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Or at least some secondhand hookah fumes.

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Adorbs. Your fatherliness permeates all your stuff & is why I love it (I'm an old mum).

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You’re an awesome Papa. I especially love how you informed your son what school REALLY is. He has a bright future with you in the picture❤️

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A welcome distraction from the daily horror show. Thank you Riley.

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Ah, Ed. How truly you read my mind. "Yesterday your attentive Moscow correspondent was typing an article about Russia’s completely predictable participation in the UN’s Summit on Sustainable Development Goals, but then it suddenly occurred to him: 'Does anyone actually want to read another article about space lizards and SDGs?' Highly doubtful." Thank the Lord (as they say in the American South) that you're teaching your young'un reality: kindergarten is a scam. You provided just enough pix so that I enjoyed the visit with you to see planes and sundry flying objects but didn't become too bored. I'm evidently living in the best of both worlds.

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Refreshing! The best caption for me, is the Russian solder-blogger 😄

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Oh the joys of an outing with a youngster. Thanks for sharing!

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Yep. Life goes on after the kids are grown and gone but it's never the same again...

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Agreed. Cherishing those treasured memories!

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I've been to Moscow twice in my life, but on both those occasions this museum has eluded my itinerary. If privileged once again to visit Russia, I most definitely plan to prioritize a visit to this museum.

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Thanks for the personal touch, Riley, and thanks to your son!

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Is there a hydrofoil museum anywhere close by? I think the boy needs to see those as well.

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Awesome!! Looks like y’all had a great day!!

Me and my 5yr old spent the day at the beach catching little fish in our net, searching for sea creatures in the jetty rocks and taking pictures with our underwater camera. Kids are such a joy.

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