Hey everybody, it’s that time of the year again to vote for your favorites. Here are the categories this year:
- Favorite new paper by Miles (any subject) from 2020.
- Favorite guest paper from 2020.
- Silliest/most absurd hoaxed event of 2020.**
- Worst/most obnoxious crisis actor of 2020.
Also, please leave your favorite quote(s) by Miles or his guest writers (from any year!) in your comments . I will compile them for another post. Or you can use the “Contact” link above to e-mail to me your votes and/or quotes. Votes cast after Sunday night January 3 at 11:59pm EST will not be counted! And votes for papers published in previous years but updated in 2020 will not be counted.
Hope you all have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!
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RESULTS: I received a last-minute deluge of votes just before midnight last night. They were all registered with an email of some guy named ‘Beau Biden.’ Seemed fishy so I threw them out.
Last year there was a landslide vote for best paper, which was The Titanic. This year the votes were more even, but there was one that stood out: Where Did All the Phoenicians Go? Honorable mentions include the papers on Isaac Newton, Thomas Jefferson and The Hindenburg.
For guest papers, the winner is The Anne Frank Fake, followed very closely by British Abolition.
The vote for silliest/most absurd hoaxed event was a blowout: the coronavirus/COVID-19 hoax. Personally I wouldn’t say it is particularly silly, but absurd is definitely on target.
And for worst/most obnoxious crisis actor, the award goes to British Health Minister Matt Hancock’s reaction after watching a clip of William Shakespeare receiving the second COVID vaccine in England. Donald Trump was a close runner-up. Hancock’s (omg!) laughable performance can be seen at 5:26 here:
https://youtu.be/BLLG1-vIGuo?t=327
I will be compiling the quotes for an upcoming post on Mathisisms. Stay tuned. And if you haven’t shared your truther journey story yet, please do so here.
Cutting Through the Fog 
Miles: Where Did All the Phoenicians Go? (Honorable mentions to John Knox, English Revolution, and Hindenburg)
Guest: Anne Frank Fake (Honorable mentions to Monkey Business and Nelson Mandela)
No other votes.
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Josh, thanks for running ‘Best of’ again. As I was rereading some of the papers again, I was very happy to be reminded that there were so many great papers from Miles and guests, practically all of them are incredible in there own way, and that sure makes it more difficult to decide on best.
Where is the ACLU?
Also, very much appreciate Tim Ferris paper, Nad Thinkers, Bad Writers Bad Debaters, Where did all the Phoenicians Go?, Rudolf Steiner
Anne Frank
Hollywood actors, in general.
Quotes:
“ Bloodhounds picked up no scent, which is not surprising seeing that bloodhounds cannot be paid to lie.”
“What distresses me is that it is being replaced by something far worse: nothing. All morality is being tossed and replaced by greed, vanity, and the other five deadly sins. Neither Christ nor Christianity invented the idea that greed was a bad thing. It has been known since the dawn of time. To the seven deadly sins, we should add an eighth: prevarication —which is far more deadly than sloth, gluttony, or even envy. “
In the future, every day will be a holiday. That is to say, every day will be used as an unsubtle psychological cue to some great lie. Every party you attend will have as its theme some specific item of your manufactured confusion. In this way, you will be taught to celebrate your own mis-education, and revel in it.”
“Order your own world on simple principles of some sort and find a lover. Treat her well. Seek normalcy and truth and calm and subtlety and warmth and health. Shield your children from the vipers and monsters in the media. And get on with your life. Do not work for these people. Do something that needs to be done, even if it is just sweeping the streets. Make food, make clothing, repair things. And spread the truth. It is the most powerful weapon on earth, and the rulers rightly fear it.”
“This is what I finally understood: all famous people are there to misdirect you. ALL OF THEM. They didn’t accidentally get famous. They don’t accidentally get on TV or in movies or in books or on CDs or on the internet. And they certainly don’t earn their way into these positions, as is now clear. So how did they get there? Why do you have to see them and hear them all the time? Why do you know who they are? Because they were placed there. They were chosen to fill that position, and they were chosen
in order to misdirect you from the truth”
Thanks!
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Well said and great quote selection — it is refreshing to hear those words again.
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This is not really intended to vote for the best of 2020, but since i only occasionally reply to somebody else’s post ( i do not use a wordpress login/account), this seems a reasonable place to chime in to something relevant to 2020 that is also easier to find than the original post to the Current Events thread, which ive read was started in part due to the Corona Virus unleashed in 2019 starting to take over the world in 2020.
I have recently had John Prine on my mind, mostly due to a recent bout of nostalgia brought on after a 45 year high school reunion that also involved listening to older music. This in turn led me to find an article by Russell Sackett from 2020 – http://mileswmathis.com/prine.pdf
I was not a big fan of Prine’s but do admit to liking a few of his folk songs & backing sounds and sometimes because being drawn to his lyrics, such as the melancholic Sam Stone. While i was raised Christian-Methodist, in my adult life thus far i have not been a devout believer/practitioner but a believer nonetheless. One thing that always bothered me about this song is the line – Jesus Christ died for nothing I suppose – that seemed to me a short & sadly-sweet way to dismiss the basis of Christianity. I first heard this song in the early 2000s, when i was mostly unaware of how & why most celebrities connect to each other through thousands of years of genealogy. In a similar way to how Russell lamented outing one of his musician heroes, now that i have read his paper – and Miles’ comments therein – i feel somewhat vindicated to get confirmation – some 15 years after the fact 🤷♂️ – for being bothered by some of his lyrics …… maybe that is courtesy of my lonely muse diligently struggling over the years trying to communicate with my otherwise oblivious, uninformed self, but nonetheless a nut this sometimes blind squirrel was happy to eventually happen upon this day.
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Thanks for collating those results Josh. Worthy winners and all those papers are great; it was nice to have an excuse to browse through the year again. Eminently rereadable all.
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Thank you Josh for this yearly vote!
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from Gilbert paper
” and the humanities department is held in a tent under a tree.”
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Bit late, but from the Tartaria paper….
“So where does Genghis come from? My guess is it is just a localization of “George”. Both probably come from Ge, meaning Earth. Which means Genghis Khan is just George Cohen. Bet you never thought of that.”
Still has me crying laughing, pure gold… 😂
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SMALL, SMALL WORLD
Genghis Khan has a spicy bio that includes his JFKennedy-esque long term love, the Canaanite policy of women and children later. Broadly overviewing the Mongols, one finds those familiar name roots like “Tyre” (ruler of their Vienamese foes) and “Borgia”-sounding kin, and “Urienkhai” their northern trade kindred on sleds as in Varangian (Vikings) (i.e. the Franks). Semite Komnene Byzantine Michael rented Varangian mercenaries. Russian allies take the Mongol Bogo-root linking it with the Jew-nician Dan tribe as BogoDan, like Tartar-allying mercenary Bogdan Kimmel Nitzky, Jew and Christian killer angry because piracy outlawed for Cossacks on the Baltic, once Varangian turf. Elena Khagan is an etymological M.A.P., Mongol American Princess. Thanks for firing up the MILES MATHIS “Tartaria” homage. There is no monolithic culture like “EGYPT” because the looterati King Kong Cohen Khan Kohn Coney Komnene take over either up front or on the sly. Post-2020 USA is now Neo-America. Look up “FATIMA 1917” for the fix. +
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“King Kong Cohen Khan Kohn Coney Komnene ”
LOL – love that 🙂
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Cult of Killer (Cohen) Cain aka Enki the city builder who slew Abel Enlil and was protected by God from vengeance. Why they used to wall up people, then animals, in walls… TMI. Er…Keuin?!? “Praise the Keuin of Keuins.”
CHARGE FIELD UPTICK! Old homebody gal cat Charlie has been kicking up her heels, slipping outside spunky-like tonight. Suggests PHOTON MANIA! Probably bounced back (from low of hound & mega-kitty snoozing together yesterday) around 6:00 pm CST USA Tuesday January 12, 2021.
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Next to the English Revolution paper, the French Revolution paper from 2016 is also one the best, IMO. Plus, it looks like the Reign of Terror was a hoax, too.
For example, they say the number of casualties incurred by the terror was as high as 40-50,000. Yet the number I got from calculating the numbers offered by Wiki shows it to be about 26,000, twice less than 40,000. It just simply doesn’t add up. I believe (assuming anyone was “executed” at all) only as much as a few hundred were killed in France. The rest was made up to frighten, traumatize, and desensitize the people. We have seen how they have faked mass casualty events to scare the masses before, so we must assume they faked the “Reign of Terror”, too. It’s likely the deaths of Marat, Robespierre, Danton, and others were also hoaxed to traumatize the people and to divide French society even further. After all, they faked the deaths of the French Bourbons (Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette, their children, etc.)
“By then, 16,594 official death sentences had been dispensed throughout France since June 1793, of which 2,639 were in Paris alone;[2][5] and an additional 10,000 died in prison, without trial, or under both of these circumstances.[6] ….”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reign_of_Terror
“Between the two summers of 1793 and 1794, more than 50,000 people were killed for suspected counter-revolutionary activity or so-called “crimes against liberty”. One-third of this number died under the falling blade of the guillotine.”
https://alphahistory.com/frenchrevolution/reign-of-terror/#Defining_the_Terror
16,594 (executed) + 10,000 (died in prison) = 26,594 (total ‘actual’ deaths)
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Here’s one of the leaders of ‘The Terror’ sporting the Masonic M hand gesture, the same gesture emulated by the Jesuits much earlier.
This looks to be another Masonic psyop, engineered to stoke up fear and anxiety in the masses at the time. As I said before, the death count looks very fishy since the numbers don’t seem to add up.
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Another sign the end is soon…Noble Prize winner evidently can say whaatever they want…He may never get future DrugCo money though.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/bombshell-nobel-prize-winner-reveals-covid-vaccine-creating-variants/5746003
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Funny every year there will be “new ” viruses..Sure hope there is not “new stupidity” every year about them
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ha ha hah..No I do not think Covid19 was “accident” It had too much PR and hey there will always be old and sick people dying, waiting for PR.
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/fauci-finally-admits-covid-19-may-have-come-wuhan-lab-not-convinced-natural-origin?utm_campaign=&utm_content=Zerohedge%3A+The+Durden+Dispatch&utm_medium=email&utm_source=zh_newsletter
but it is not important what happened, but what people think happened??
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They don’t care who you think is responsible for “it”, they just want you to believe “it” exists.
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