The Power of Truth Against Tyranny

Tyrants are ultimately unsustainable because their deceit cannot support a future. Embrace honesty and love to navigate the challenges posed by tyranny. Citing Newton’s Third Law, Paul Russell believes the upcoming Age of Aquarius promises a significant and lasting change, countering oppressive forces.

Why Tyrants Are Fueled By Their Anger?

They Know This Truth: Lies Can’t Sustain A Future.

Honesty & Love Are Memorialized.

Tyrants & Lies Live & Die In The Past.

Change for the better happens when darkness is dismissed, and you let the sunshine in. Don’t descend into despair about a despot on it’s way to D.C. The #ageofaquarius is now. There will be tough tomorrow’s coming but what is about to occur unfortunately must happen for the promise of The Age of Aquarius to be reality. “Say what, Paul?” you say? Recall Newton’s law of physics action reaction Third Law of Motion, which states that for every action (force) there is an equal and opposite reaction: meaning when one object exerts a force on another object, the second object exerts a force back on the first object with the same magnitude but in the opposite direction; essentially, forces always come in pairs. But… The Age of Aquarius force is going to hit back longer than a tyrant with a tiny tenure of life…. The Age of Aquarius (just begun) has a life span of approximately 2,000 years. Still not convinced? Name me ONE, just ONE tyrant in history that the world celebrates (who is/was a tyrant is not for debate)

Begin the enlightenment with this one-of-kind video created by me for you, and for you to share the light with others. Besos, Paul.

Dame Maggie Smith & Carol Burnett Sing Together: We Belong

Dame Maggie Smith and Carol Burnett singing together? Yes. Rarely seen, and little heard is Maggie Smith and Carol Burnett singing how each admires the other, demonstrating how “the other” belongs wherever they go. From Season 9 of The Carol Burnett Show (Episode 906) is this treasure of a duet when all things American and all things British join melding Musical Comedy (Carol Burnett) and Music Hall in song; together.