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  • Awards Season

    02/05/2026 5:04:20 AM PST · by MtnClimber · 30 replies
    Kunstler.com ^ | 2 Feb, 2026 | James Howard Kunstler
    “The world sees you now: not as compassionate warriors, but as spoiled, entitled, reality-denying tyrants in yoga pants, wielding guilt and hysteria like switchblades.” —LHGrey on "X". The political grandstanding started way back in 1973 when the irascible Marlon Brando stayed home from the Academy Awards but sent an Apache princess, one Sacheen Littlefeather, to the podium to decline his award (Best Actor for The Godfather) on account of the 71-day standoff at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota between federal agents and Oglala Lakota activists who had seized the little town of Wounded Knee. After that, political...
  • Mythic Birthplace of Zeus Said Found

    02/09/2009 1:15:59 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 26 replies · 767+ views
    LiveScience.com on Yahoo ^ | 2/9/09 | Heather Whipps
    The Greek god of thunder and lightning had Earthly beginnings, and scientists think they finally know where. Ancient Greeks first worshipped the omnipotent Zeus at a remote altar on Mount Lykaion, a team of Greek and American archaeologists now think. During a recent dig at the site, the researchers found ceremonial goods commonly used in cult activity and dated at over three millennia old, making them the earliest known "appearance" of Zeus in Greece. The discovery challenges the idea that Zeus worship began on the Greek island of Crete, which at least one classical historian names as the god's mythic...
  • Bits Of History Suggest Utah Is Location Of Mythic Aztlan

    11/17/2002 4:41:56 PM PST · by blam · 86 replies · 1,862+ views
    The Salt Lake Tribune ^ | 11-17-2002 | Tim Sullivan
    Bits of History Suggest Utah Is Location of Mythic Aztlan Sunday, November 17, 2002University of Utah professor Armando Sol-rzano holds a replica of an official map of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo from 1847 that identifies Utah as the homeland of the Aztecs. The Aztecs left the mythic Aztlan, which some scholars say is present-day Utah, to build a civilization in the Valley of Mexico. (Steve Griffin/The Salt Lake Tribune) BY TIM SULLIVAN, BY TIM SULLIVAN (c) 2002, THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE It was a map drawn in 1768 by a Spaniard in Paris that sent...