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The Chatter Tonight And everybody is fascinated with mushroom clouds.  sigh  Here is the chatter tonight - from the dark side.  I have no real means for vetting the information. But this is the discussion trending on more than one site.  I will add to the post if there is anything else to offer the readership. "  No explosion occurred in Beit Shemesh near Jerusalem; rather, it was a series of explosions, one of which was massive and created an enormous mushroom cloud. In this series of explosions, factories producing Arrow anti-ballistic missile munitions, Ofek satellites, munitions for various air defense systems including Barak 8 and Iron Dome, as well as Ofek reconnaissance and intelligence satellites, and certain points near Israel's Sdot Micha airbase suddenly detonated. The video that was released shows a severe explosion and flash that created a large mushroom cloud, with the other explosions not visible in front of it. In the released images, there i...
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"Let there be...." Creation astounds.  The sheer power of "Let there be...." brought galaxies into existence. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/GEN.1.NIV That which astounds me in equal measure is how minstrels who gathered in a prior century produced a document which still stands as testament to the wisdom which God invests in man - if  man is  willing to draw from the deep resources offered from that very spirit of God which resides in the lives of those humble enough to seek His presence.  I call this Illumination.  Because the first command which brought all into existence was, "Let there be light."  And in the presence of light, and not darkness, everything which flourishes on the earth - and  things yet undiscovered - were brought into harmony. "Let there be!"  It was a might chorus.  "Let there be an American Constitution."   And  the more that I read and seek wisdom from this utterly delightful document - the more I compr...
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Wyoming's Data Centers as False Flag Operations Just be logical about it; on the level of a freshman in college who flunks algebra. https://www.dailymail.com/yourmoney/article-15808051/big-tech-data-centers-cheyenne-wyoming.html There is already a housing problem.  It is like inviting several guests to be crammed into your two bedroom starter home.  None of them, will be invited to live with the Governor of Wyoming. If the workforce is seasonal and migratory you will have a housing problem!  The locals have a roof over their heads. But the arriving workers will be non-contributory to the deeper aspects of what it means to be a cohesive community.  Cheyenne, Wyoming is also unaware of what they are welcoming to their deeply-rooted city. There will be flash-in-the-pan successes anchored in the hospitality and food services.  Local public schools will not benefit.  Not in the least.  Even worse - the introduction of a workforce which may not understand no...
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Everything is Coming up Roses President Xi Jinping  gifted seeds of imperial roses from the  Zhongnanhai Gardens to our POTUS as a symbolic gesture at the end of the two day plummet/summit in Beijing. Because I have a great sense of humor: "Blight or listening devices?"  I mean,  the Chinese can be devious. Actually, a quick check at the Department of Agriculture show seeds as an item which require strict import guidelines.  Most seeds require a  PPQ 587 import permit.  Naturally, this has to be obtained prior to bringing these things onto U.S. soil.  Other restrictions apply.   So if you visit China and pack seeds in your luggage - you can expect the same fate as the researcher who tried to surreptitiously bring in frog embryos.  (To be equitable, when I went to China, customs agents were busy squeezing out our toothpaste tubes and checking our lotion as they rifled through our undergarments.  You can never be too careful...) ...
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Puff Adder We unlatched the cage.  And after many years of confinement the puff adder is loose. Currently,  larger cages are being built to guard against the puff adder entering nearby gardens. Because if there is one thing which is true, it is that the IRGC has the instincts of a puff adder.  And there is certainly no acquaintance with morality.   It exists - because it can.  I doubt the puff adder is endowed with compassion.  But it has a nasty bite. The UAE has quietly begun the work of soft fortifications of sensitive sites.  Problematic, is that what a drone is denied a target,  a larger missile can "puff" in an instant.  The IRGC has the one weapon which is priceless that actually costs nothing. Time. Wars are generally best mounted within compressed time frames. Hence,  American military prowess lies within the realm of "Shock and Awe".   As to whether our SecWar should try to explain a 1.5 billion budget by reducin...
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Ship Boarded Near UAE Seizure of a ship while it was anchored 38 nautical miles northeast of Fujairah in the UAE, and it is now heading to Iranian territorial waters.
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Wajahat Ali: Another Mediocre Male Contributor to American Society In the category of "It takes one to know one"  we have Wajahat Ali.   I guess he ran out of adjectives to use: "..weak, pathetic, fragile, brittle, porcelain tea cups."   His description of Trump's men?  It is more likely they drink coffee, because that is the non-alcoholic beverage of choice for American men.  Not British tea with milk and sugar.  And a few of those "fragile" men are staring down President Xi Jinping from across a narrow table .   The lion Ali,  is merely seated at a microphone exposing his personal biases; and figuratively speaking, mooning Caucasian men.  So absolutely juvenile.   https://www.dailymail.com/media/article-15815829/Joy-Reid-mediocre-white-men-Trump-Hegseth.html And then - there is the book which will never make it to my personal library.  How could I possibly place this on a shelf?  I do not have a Dewey deci...
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