…book. And as for what I think of good and evil, good is better than evil because it's nicer. Yes. Yes. I am James, and I want to thank you for many hours of this fascinating and delightful entertainment that seems to favor the well-read. I'm fascinated…

…in the 19th century there was a lot of debate between them, uh with their type of the revealed word of god, the King James Bible, and uh. And there was a funny thing about fundamentalists: they all believed in the King James Bible and the King James…

…of god, the King James Bible, and uh. And there was a funny thing about fundamentalists: they all believed in the King James Bible and the King James Bible was one of the most notoriously inaccurate translations of those old Hebrew Legends. But anyway uh…

…Bible, and uh. And there was a funny thing about fundamentalists: they all believed in the King James Bible and the King James Bible was one of the most notoriously inaccurate translations of those old Hebrew Legends. But anyway uh the revelation that uh…

…and omnianual recreation doyles when they deliberate the sullivans when they are sought meadey teddy Simon John Petter Andy Barty Philly James E Moore James McCarthy. I hope you all appreciated that. The good book is called Finnegan's wake and it's by James…

…recreation doyles when they deliberate the sullivans when they are sought meadey teddy Simon John Petter Andy Barty Philly James E Moore James McCarthy. I hope you all appreciated that. The good book is called Finnegan's wake and it's by James Joyce and I…

…of the little horses. There must be some joke I don't get. He also wrote columns for two suburban papers under the names John James Doe and Harry Nowell. His real name was Brian O Nolan and at the Irish Science fiction society in Dublin I met somebody…

…that it's much stranger than you realize and that in itself is liberating. Well like max headroom is on channel 23 and there's a James Garner movie in which every time he gets enough money he right away bets it on 23 on the roulette wheel and always…

…article which was later published in semiotext, an article about certain numbers that appear in Alistair Crowley's book of lies and in James Joyce's Finnegan's wake, and I asked why these two very mysterious books should harp on these numbers and I came up…

…wake. You will find that within Finnegan's wake in chapter 7, you will find that a character named Shem the penman, which is James the penman, James Joyce the author, is writing a book inside the book. And where is he writing it from? No number…

…a blowjob in the white House was cause for impeachment. Apparently they thought that George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison and so on and so on…

…in the white House was cause for impeachment. Apparently they thought that George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison and so on and so on and none…

…published atlas shrugs in the early 1950s. And then there's the fundamentalist theory that everything was explained when the King James Translation of the Bible was finished. What I am offering tonight is a slightly different perspective, which holds that…

…e prime trying to avoid is in discussing conspiracy theories you can get into such convoluted spaghetti like prose that it's like Henry James and nobody will ever read it. So I went back to it's the only way to discuss you can't have conspiracy theories…

…published atlas shrugged in the early 1950s. And then there's the fundamentalist theory that everything was explained when the King James Translation of the Bible was finished. What I am offering tonight is a slightly different perspective which holds that…

…Reichian psychology and feminism in the last 20 years or so. There's a book called Sahara Asia. It's written by a guy named James Demayo. He used the two largest computer databanks on customs of cultures around the world and he found cultures tend to be…

…theory too. You can buy a lot of argon based products online too interesting, yes yes yeah yeah this bibliography is by James De mayo and it has 400 papers by over 100 scientists confirming Reich's Basic experiments. And there's been two phds granted in…

…don't bother examining the evidence for the and they don't know that there are this many papers confirming Reich, although they should know. James De mayo the guy who did the bibliography, sent them a copy of it. He got a polite note back about why they…

…And Levi Bruhl the anthropologist is mentioned by name in Finnegan's wake and he's also quoted in the cantos so is sir James Fraser, Another anthropologist. Well, Van Gogh did a few paintings in Chinese style before he developed his later style, which is…

…Tonight although it is curious, there is a play about a pucca that was written by an American and it got made into a movie. Has James Stewart in it? Yeah there's a scene. I was looking at that movie back in 1973 at a period in my life when I keep…

…lie about what he was doing on November 22 1963. It is strange though that one of the other tramps looks like James Earl ray who later shot martin Luther King. But the world is full of coincidences or propinquities or synchronicities or whatever they…

…old testament were black. They got some good Biblical references to back this. If you believe that black in the King James Version means black racially, it depends on this room for interpretation. But the rastafarians did not do this. These statues have…

…who claimed his family had been free by since the days of the knights templar and that he was the reincarnation of King James Ii, the last scotch King of England. But that's more or less a digression don't let it confuse you I'm trying to make…

…turned Picasso on to African painting. Levi Bruhl the anthropologist is mentioned by name in Finnegan's wake and so is sir James Fraser, Another anthropologist. Well Van Gogh did a few paintings in Chinese style before he developed his later style, which is…

…Ian Fleming worked in the double corus bureau. You see what kind of rich fantasy life he had when you read the James bond novels. And Alan Turing who invented the Turing Machine problem, also worked there. Anyway, Wheatley's Invention in the novel called…

…you're interested in learning more about it you can write to shameless men's press p o box 705 24 Bellevue, Washington 98007 007 James bond get into their zip code I didn't notice that before. He's alive and living in Washington I guess. So now this is…

…you still love me? And Adam replied: who wants to know from the stupid men's joke book what do you get when you cross James Dean with dan Quayle, a rebel without a clue. And from the gender reversed version what do you get when you cross Roseanne with…

James is the right person today to come up with an absolute masterpiece. I'm sure James is doing his work outside today. What's the best way to go about approaching Finnegan's wake from a left? Take a left. William York Tyndall I think, was the one who…

James is the right person today to come up with an absolute masterpiece. I'm sure James is doing his work outside today. What's the best way to go about approaching Finnegan's wake from a left? Take a left. William York Tyndall I think, was the one who…

…inside the dreamer. These are isomorphs of each other. And Guinness is also in the book because Guinness Brewery is at st James gate and Joyce put in everybody who had any coincidental connection with his own name, James or Joyce or even Augusta. Yeah,…

…because Guinness Brewery is at st James gate and Joyce put in everybody who had any coincidental connection with his own name, James or Joyce or even Augusta. Yeah, Beethoven is just the right thing that would use such flattering angles. This film needs a…

…And we got out before he said: and I'll have some of my special Kool aid we had a party where we had a commemorative James What's his name Jim Jones. Jim Jones somebody had brought some grain alcohol back from Ohio and we mixed it with grain Kool aid…

…in all the magazines I saw. It was repudiating the people who put out that stuff. Well you I'm sure received saucers from James Mosley's Letter I used to a long time ago. He's still doing it cracking them out like clockwork. You've heard about the well…

…heads it's a feisty young watch guy. Ha ha ha. Hear, hear they just saw James Houston go to death. That's John Houston I'm sorry. James Watson, care to give us a short review? Now what? Ha ha ha well it seems so meaningless now. Ha ha ha. You saw…

…the head state or the tail state or wherever it eventually arrives when you're walking down the street. Did you ever read James Thurber's the admiral at the wheel? He tells about what happened when his glasses got broke. He saw the most fascinating things…

…the head state or the tail state or wherever it eventually arrives when you're walking down the street. Did you ever read James Thurber's the admiral at the wheel? He tells about what happened when his glasses got broke. He saw the most fascinating…

…of my favorite films. And the trial Orson Welles and touch of evil and close encounters of the third kind, King Kong, James Wales Frankenstein, Behind the green door one of my all time favorite films. Oh I've seen behind the green door about eight…

…first sir Francis Crick One of the two people who won the Nobel prize for describing the shape of the DNA along with Dr James Watson. There was a woman involved too, named Rosalind. Anybody know her last name. You see what a sexist society we live in.…

…about a man who has an invisible companion who helps and guides him. The man is named elwood p dowd and he's played by James Stewart. Some of you must have seen this movie. His invisible companion is a six foot tall white rabbit from County Kerry named…

…movies. I like the old fashioned horror movies which were a matter of atmosphere and poetic camera work and suggestion, and the James Whale school of horror films, which influenced a lot of Orson Welles work. By the way James Whale was the first American…

…work and suggestion, and the James Whale school of horror films, which influenced a lot of Orson Welles work. By the way James Whale was the first American director to use the techniques of the German Impressionists and he created the type of film which…

…at the same level as the actors and you were looking through the camera's eye at the actors doing the stage play. James Whale discovered that by setting the camera at different angles and moving it in strange ways he created an atmosphere which nobody…

…of being exiled from Hollywood and scorned and crucified practically Orson is the main. Every modern film is more or less a James Whale Orson Welles film. They use camera angles and framing the shot in ways to create an atmosphere. Well anyway, after you…

…they did that. I mean one of the books that made me the dangerous case that I am today was the golden bough by sir James Fraser which is a study in comparative religion in which you see what religions have in common and how they differ and how they…

…of knowledge about mysticism and he made a very good start. I'd say his work is equal in importance to that of William James and perhaps more important. It's taken longer to understand Crowley Than James because he does go deeper. Well his uh the feeling…

…his work is equal in importance to that of William James and perhaps more important. It's taken longer to understand Crowley Than James because he does go deeper. Well his uh the feeling about Crowley, Crowley Crowley well he had a little rhyme my name…

…puka is a time master. He plays tricks with time. There's a movie about the puka it's called Harvey. Anybody seen it it stars James Stewart. This is about a puka that wandered as far as Cleveland, Ohio, and when the hero comes out of a bar, the puka…

…was better than the present. I think Ireland is still part of Asia. The battle of the Boyne was where the armies of King James Ii met the armies of William of orange. That was a scotsman and a dutchman fighting each other over who would be the King…

…last of the fenians. The fenians were a revolutionary group of the middle of the 19th century. Their leader was named James Stevens and he accomplished the most sensational jailbreak in British History. And oddly enough one of the people who assisted James…

…James Stevens and he accomplished the most sensational jailbreak in British History. And oddly enough one of the people who assisted James Stevens in that jailbreak was in Paris when Joyce arrived there in 1903 and became a close friend of James Joyce.…

…published atlas shrugged in the early 1950s. And then there's the fundamentalist theory that everything was explained when the King James Translation of the Bible was finished. What I am offering tonight is a slightly different perspective, which holds that…

…is dodgson divided up into the three parts like the holy trinity: the father the son and co the holy pigeon. That's like James Keyes and g spencer brown. G spencer brown is the mathematician and James Keyes is the expression that develops his anima. He's…

…father the son and co the holy pigeon. That's like James Keyes and g spencer brown. G spencer brown is the mathematician and James Keyes is the expression that develops his anima. He's from England at Oxford I believe. Have you ever run into him? No I…

…Joyce Tower and the performances were good. Actually, being one of those tourists that dumped a few pounds in Dublin, Fanula Flanagan's Movie James Joyce's women is tremendous. She first did that on the stage in Dublin. I saw her do it on the stage in…

…enough of complexity after 17 years now there's a movie out called the dead I believe John Huston has brought it out based on James Joyce's Dubliners no, that's the last story in dubliners. Have you seen that yet? No I haven't. I very much like to. The…

…conspiracy theories without using the use of identity or degenerating into the kind of convoluted prose that you only find in Henry James. And even though Henry James is regarded as a major American writer I don't want to get stuck sounding like Henry…

…the use of identity or degenerating into the kind of convoluted prose that you only find in Henry James. And even though Henry James is regarded as a major American writer I don't want to get stuck sounding like Henry James. If I'm going to get stuck…

…And even though Henry James is regarded as a major American writer I don't want to get stuck sounding like Henry James. If I'm going to get stuck sounding like any convoluted writer I'd rather sound like Faulkner. Conspiracy theory can't exist without…

…alpina in Switzerland. Researching my book on conspiracy theories I found an article that claimed the real brains behind Pei Due was James Hazel sengleton, who was the head of counterintelligence for the CIA 1954 to 1974 when he got thrown out for doing…

…about violence. That's what we were talking, a portrayal of violence, and this was something I learned when I read shogun, James Clavel's Novel. There's, of course you can't write about Japan Without writing about people getting chopped up by samurai and…

…were despicable and this always brings out the skeptic in me. So I started reading the despicable historians Harry Elmer Barnes, Charles Beard, James J martin, and I sort of keyed in with what I was reading or anarchist thought at that time and I began…

…Ian Fleming worked in the double crust bureau you see what kind of rich fantasy life he had when you read the James bond novels. And Alan Turing who invented the Turing Machine problem, also worked there. Anyway, Wheatley's Invention in the novel called…

…wake. You will find that within Finnegan's wake, in chapter 7, you will find that a character named Shem the penman which is James the penman James Joyce the author is writing a book inside the book. And where is he writing it from? No number, brimstone…

…conspiracy theories without using the use of identity or degenerating into the kind of convoluted prose that you only find in Henry James. And even though Henry James is regarded as a major American writer I don't want to get stuck sounding like Henry…

…the use of identity or degenerating into the kind of convoluted prose that you only find in Henry James. And even though Henry James is regarded as a major American writer I don't want to get stuck sounding like Henry James. If I'm going to get stuck…

…And even though Henry James is regarded as a major American writer I don't want to get stuck sounding like Henry James. If I'm going to get stuck sounding like any convoluted writer I'd rather sound like Faulkner. Conspiracy theory can't exist without…