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For those of you new to this: my #OpheliasRoom fundraising trailer: youtu.be/qPh3PPhzKq0 telling the tragic story of the renowned Ophelia.
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Violet Frasier
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Violet Frasier
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Writer, filmmaker. Inventor of #Violetology. OPHELIA'S ROOM & NOW DARKNESS fundraising trailers. pic: Rodeo Bar & star stools The truth knows no boundaries.
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"We are going to have to re-examine the value of NATO for our country (...) Ultimately, that's a decision for the president to make." - Rubio.
Says the man who wrote the law preventing Trump, or any president, from leaving NATO unilaterally.
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Recently my husband & I saw similar while driving down from Portland Maine to New York.
I'm not sure there's anything as important right now as stopping this poisoning. As Dane Wigington @GeoWatchNews states, the bees are almost all gone now.
#Geoengineering @SecKennedy
Andrew Bridgen@ABridgen
Take a look at the skies over Majorca yesterday. Lots of lovely ‘natural’ clouds. Still waiting for a name for them from the UK MET office. Sent to me by an ex-pat co-conspirator.
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@MommaBerry247 @PrometheanActn I'm a disaffected Democrat myself. Doesn't mean I'm down for Trump's tantrum style of leadership as the only option. Think of Putin's approach: intelligent, tough but still a statesman. I don't like to be forced into assuming that blowing up an entire civilization is a bluff.
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While a million people spread a death hoax about Trump on Easter Saturday, U.S. forces pulled two downed airmen out of Iran and four astronauts rounded the Moon. That's what desperation vs. the Right Stuff looks like.
Full breakdown:
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This would be an excellent castle for my film project, "Ophelia's Room!"
#Violetology #OpheliasRoom
Today in History@TodayinHistory
Construction of Medieval Castles still blows my mind. For example, here’s Bamburgh Castle in England from the 11th century!
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I've always liked the sound of the term "Maundy Thursday." It sounds solemn somehow.
Here's a painting to commemorate the day of the last supper.
#Violetology #Easter2026 pic title:
The Mystical Supper," Russian Orthodox icon, 1497
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The "Readers added context" needs "Readers added context," since it's fueled by misinformation. See decades-long researcher/expert in geoengineering, Dane Wigington @GeoWatchNews. Watch his documentary "The Dimming." Get a clue! rumble.com/v5kcj59-the-di…
#geoengineering
Nancy Mace@NancyMace
As Governor, I would sign legislation into law, like Florida and Tennessee, to ban chemtrails. Supporting legislation to protect the air we breathe is just common sense. South Carolina STRONG: nancymace.org/nancy-mace-bac…
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@manuthebest58 It can only be the lovely Grace Kelly and consummate, sexy ex-jewel-thief, Cary Grant, in "To Catch a Thief."
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Is that a proposition?
I never discuss love on an empty stomach.
You've already eaten.
But you haven't.
#Hitchcock
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I use this as my screensaver... just love this painting.
#Violetology
Daily Dutch Masters 🎨@Goudriaan2
In the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age, the small city of Delft produced a distinctive school of painters. They captured calm, everyday scenes with masterful light and perspective. Johannes Vermeer became the most famous. His View of Delft shows the city glowing under a vast sky. #ArtHistory #DutchGoldenAge
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I agree. Perfectly lovely portrait.
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Karen@TheDarkPages
My favorite Gloria Swanson pic, taken by Edward Steichen in 1924. At the end of the photo session, he hung a piece of lace in front of her face: "She recognized the idea at once... You don’t have to explain things to a dynamic and intelligent personality like Miss Swanson." #botd
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@Goudriaan2 The eyes captivate, that's the first thing that comes to mind--her over-the-shoulder gaze. The dark background brings to the foreground the elegant, soft beauty of the entire figure. I also think the 2003 film masterfully done: youtube.com/watch?v=gCDE4O… #Violetology #VioletOnFilm
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Though modest in size, the painting continues to captivate. It now hangs in Room 15 of the Mauritshuis, where visitors often pause longer than they intend.
More than 350 years after it was made, the girl still seems present — her expression poised between turning toward us and away.
If you have the chance to visit The Hague, seeing her in person reveals the subtle power of Vermeer’s technique in a way no reproduction can match.
What draws you most to this painting?
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Johannes Vermeer painted Girl with a Pearl Earring around 1665. The small oil on canvas, measuring just 44.5 by 39 centimetres, has been part of the Mauritshuis collection in The Hague since 1903.
It is not a portrait of a specific person. In the 17th century this type of work was known as a “tronie” — a study of a character or expression, here a young woman in exotic dress with an oriental turban and a large pearl earring.
Her direct yet gentle gaze, turned over one shoulder, has drawn viewers for centuries. But the painting holds quieter secrets that reward a closer look.
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Sheldrick Wildlife Trust@SheldrickTrust
Wild elephants visited Kaikai's little mud bath in the night. By morning, only their tracks remained — great platter-sized footprints pressed into the earth. When Kaikai arrived for her midday wallow, she stepped straight into one of them. All four of her tiny feet fit inside a single print. One day, she will leave footprints like that herself. Right now, she is less than a year old, rescued from the Maasai Mara in May 2025 after her mother died of natural causes. She arrived hungry and frightened, a week-old calf with no one to nurse from. She arrived at Kaluku, found her Keepers, and decided — fairly quickly — that she was the centre of the universe. By adopting Kaikai, you become part of the journey between those two sets of footprints — the tiny ones she leaves today, and the ones she will leave when she is wild and grown. Adopt Kaikai: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/kaikai
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@MorigeauJanine @YouTube I was wondering whether you & Jean Claude were keeping up with Promethean Action, who are tracking the UK/City of London's central role in all that's playing out both real time & historically speaking. (They fall short re: technological control grid, Palantir, mRNA tech, etc.)
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IT'S OVER: Trump and Iran Just Shut Out the UK and NATO youtu.be/rfZ7mCtexHo?si… via @YouTube
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Sheldrick Wildlife Trust@SheldrickTrust
Today, our quiet girls were having a pool party! Akina is a reserved elephant by nature, but the mud bath is her time to shine. She loves water and she loves to show off in it. In fact, we often find her loitering around the pool, just waiting for the other orphans to vacate so she can have it all to herself. As the herd headed into the bush this afternoon, Akina noticed Rokka lagging behind in the water. She about-turned to join her friend, and the two girls enjoyed a splashy show-off session. The Keepers enjoyed the spectacle! Every elephant seen here is an orphan. While each suffered a unique tragedy, they found a family with us – one that will continue to love and support them through their lives. Meet the herd: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans
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More than 1,000 record highs set as heat scorches the Western US (FOX Weather). “Weather whiplash hits U.S. with California heat wave and Midwest winter storm recovery, a dramatic weather divide is unfolding across the United States” (NBC). “The weather is getting wilder, some see a dire signal in the data” (New York Times). “Extreme U.S. heat wave smashes all-time hottest March” (Scientific American). “CIA accused of ‘poisoning the sky’ with toxins as files expose secret weather control agenda” (Daily Mail). Criminal climate engineering operations are finally being exposed, not a moment too soon. Engineered weather and temperature extremes are off the scale. Do you object to being part of this experiment?
Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, March 21, 2026, Number 554
Follow us for more: @GeoWatchNews
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This is the spirit needed right now to fight #geoengineering.
#StopGeoEngineering
See: geoengineeringwatch.org
ArchaeoHistories@histories_arch
She climbed 180 feet into a 1,000-year-old redwood—and refused to come down. In December 1997, Julia “Butterfly” Hill stepped onto two small wooden platforms high in a tree called Luna. What was meant to be a short protest became 738 days of isolation, endurance, and defiance. No walls. No heat. Just sky. She survived 90 mph El Niño winds, freezing rain, and constant harassment from loggers below. Supplies were pulled up by rope. Sleep came in fragments. Every day was a test of how long one person could hold their ground. But she stayed. Not just for a tree—but for what it stood for: ancient life, fragile ecosystems, and the power of refusing to move. After more than two years, it worked. A $50,000 agreement with Pacific Lumber was reached, protecting Luna and a 200-foot buffer zone from logging. One woman. One tree. And a line that wouldn’t be crossed. #archaeohistories
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Important to note, ancient ruins largely point to advanced technology rather than worship/religion.
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Randall Carlson@randallwcarlson
Stonehenge is not simply a circle of large stones. Randall walks through the material composition of the monument in a way that reframes the entire structure - because the stones were not chosen for their size or availability. They were chosen for what they could do. The outer sarsen stones are sandstone high in quartz - a mineral that produces electricity when placed under pressure. The inner rings are bluestone, an igneous rock quarried in Wales approximately 120 miles away. The sarsen stones traveled 20 to 25 miles from their source. None of this was accidental or convenient. The most significant recent discovery Randall describes is the altar stone - positioned on the solstice alignment at the center of the monument. It was recently identified as a third and entirely distinct type of rock, differentiated from the other stones by its unusually high metallic content, particularly barium. That chemical signature allowed researchers to trace its origin to northern Scotland - a quarrying and transport effort that dwarfs even the bluestone operation. Randall is careful to say he doesn't yet know the full implications of the barium content. However, the pattern is already clear - every material decision at Stonehenge points to a level of geological knowledge and intentionality that a culture simply arranging impressive stones in a field does not possess.
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