Be a proactive paranoid. Camouflage yourself with the NWO's Pyramid Eye logo, infiltrate their ranks, and bring them down from the inside.
Also tell the world the TRUTH about Black Helicopters + more rank infiltration.
What's New:
- 2012-12-13: Updated Cascadia masthead
- 2012-06-01: Added Tree Octopus sighting
- 2011-04-27: Updated all fonts to allow embedding
- 2011-02-10: Added list of foreign Tree Octopus names
- Older new stuff...
Intradomain Log:
ZPi Glare: The Anti-Glass
Lyle Zapato | 2013-06-15.8810 LMT | Technology | Fashion | Mind Control | General Paranoia
Introducing ZPi Labs' newest innovation, Project Glare, the pro-privacy anti-Glass for paranoids and smarter orthonoids. Glare will protect users from NSA tracking by blocking facial-recognition software, while also jamming psychotronic mind-control with embedded MindGuard.
"If a man lacks brains, give him some of somebody else's!"
Astonishing new operations are being performed, "evening
up" the brain power of defectives with excess energy of
super-normal men and women!
Here's a poster I designed last year for the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History's Monarchs Come Home exhibition.
Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus Pathtag, sent to me by Shop99er and TTUMS. What's a Pathtag? you ask...
Pathtags are personal trading items. Used most often in Geocaching, they are also very handy for Scouting, Military and Promotional use. ... Pathtags are not typically traveling items such as Geocoins or Travel Bugs. They are generally used as personal "signature items" for Geocaching or other trade item. If found, simply log it and the tag's profile will display for you to view. Unless the profile says otherwise, you are welcome to add it into your permanent collection.
You can find more info on the Pathtags site. They're about the size of a US quarter and the reverse has a unique ID number that you can enter into the site to log it and tell the maker where or how you found it.
The Tree Octopus ones are not for sale. If you want one, you'll either have to find it in a Geocache or trade with someone who has one (like Shop99er and TTUMS on the Pathtags site, who had them made with my permission).
