There are zero Indian restaurants in India with 'Michelin stars.' And that is, ostensibly, because there is no Michelin Guide for India.
However, there was up until quite recently, 1 ever only Indian restaurant at all, that had a Michelin star and then only '1' star. I'm not exactly sure, but I think there are now eight or nine restaurants around the globe which are Indian restaurants with Michelin stars.
Not sure what Michelin is going to do this year, since at least technically, so many places around the world have been in total lock-down, and public gatherings at restaurants have been illegal!
LOL
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| Very nice little Paris restaurant. |
This evening I had Chettinad prawn curry for dinner. 'Chettinad' is taken from the Tamil word 'Chettia' meaning these days 'mercantile bankers' though in the past it meant 'money changer.' There used to be a pun, too, because 'Chettia' is similar sounding to 'Chattiar' which means 'pot washer' and so, 'Chettias' had the distinct suspicion about them that they were expert money launderers!
'Chettinadu' (Tamilia) is under the patron divinity of Lord Viniyaka, who is the Vedic source of the Christian religion... Wa-a-a-a?
Yep. This is in the Book of Genesis: literally, in these exact words, which are Sanskrit words with either no meaning in Hebrew, or the same meaning as the Sanskrit - 'Gan' (hosts), and 'Issha' (Lord of). Viniyaka is otherwise, in India known as 'Ganesha,' which explicitly means 'Lord of Hosts.'
I mean, hey, you and the Pope are certainly entitled to argue with me and to disagree though neither of you can change water in wine, correct?
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| 'Costes Restaurant' also Paris. Ooh, pretty dark. |
...Anyway, moving onto another matter, you may have noted that one of the pilots from that Tic-Tac incident a long time ago now - back in 2004 - mentioned that after the thing had disappeared the first time (and bearing in mind that the cruiser had been observing the things for a couple of weeks earlier), as they headed back, the Tic-Tac turned up right at their 'CAP point.' Which in the first place begs the question as to how whatever/whoever was controlling the craft, knew where those were. Although, in theory it might have been that they had seen the planes do the same missions several times previously.
But secondly, when the Tic-Tac jammed all the radar and forward looking systems, this is technically classed as an 'act of war.'
The reality of life in our society as a single monolithic 'world' of our modernity, is quite complex. I learned the other day, that in fact David Lynch, said to be the writer of the sci-fi movie 'Dune,' was only the director the Hollywood studios chose to take over from those actually making the original shooting script 'image panels' as proposed directors (actually making the movie story-boards), fundamentally because their proposed film would be way too expensive to make.
And so we do have the situation in our world, where money and 'reach' determines a lot of what passes as 'fact.' In other words, it is, generally speaking, merely what a lot of people believe, that is taken to be 'fact' - and when you get right up close to whatever thing you are talking about, it might actually look totally different to what the pop view is!
Are ET aliens being hostile towards us?
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| 'Kult' again. Not so dark... |
They have perpetrated an 'act of war,' arguably.
Well, yes, in a way, they are 'hostile,' simply for one reason, because they are not obviously showing themselves and declaring their aims and objects or purpose here.
And why are the Tic-Tacs not simply some highly classified US Military technology, running tests against moderately controlled contemporary US Military aircraft and pilots - rather than necessarily 'advanced ET aliens' and their technology?
Because John Brennan would tell you now, see. And if it was US technology, no matter how secret, Donald Trump would be dead and the 'elite' that were running things before the last election, would still be running things.
So, either way, things are bizarrely more dangerous than they have ever been at any other time in human history bar none ever. Because, it is a fact that there are Tic-Tac craft, that the US best standards of air superiority technology and systems cannot control or over-power, and that are not part of any secret US-run and led 'program/project,' and that means there are aliens here that are going to do whatever they want to do. Which we do not know right now, what that even is.
...But if you did know, you could make a ton of money. And if you had a ton of money, you could indulge great visionary projects like Alejandro Jodorowsky's version of 'Dune.' ...Not that I personally particularly liked either the original book or the final movie!
If you had a ton of money, like that - you could obliterate Hollywood.
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| Scene of the year for sure: ...the guy on the right goes 'you know the truth, don't you?' And Jagger taps him on the face, 'Truth?? My boy!' |
And if you obliterated Hollyowood and substituted something else in its place, after awhile, you would be able to take over 'the common mind' and what people all believed was 'true.' This kind of thing is called, 'Chess.'
And by the way, you yourself are a chess piece and you are surrounded by support pieces that you probably don't even consider as important to you and to your life, but as David Fravor, the Navy pilot who saw the Tic-Tac recently said in an interview with Lex Fridman - take note of your friends, your real friends, and keep them close and cherish them. He was talking about that in context of a question - of all things - about 'the meaning of life!'
Chuckle. That thing.
It's a good curry, you know.
And some wine. Or beer. doesn't really make all that much difference. It's all about celebration.
