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Briefing #228


a nation remembers its founding as crypto waits for laws and dynastic elders avoid jaws


When the first shots of the American Revolution were fired at Lexington Green, few, if any, ever thought that a disparate group of fractious colonies without any central control or organized army would ever cast off the political power of England.

England – with the world’s most highly trained army. England – with the world’s largest and most skilled navy.

No attempt will be made to conduct a total review of the conflict. There are many fine documentaries available to satiate such curiosity.

But, briefly consider one battle that almost saw the complete victory of the British at Long Island, which would have destroyed the Continental Army and ended the rebellion, perhaps until such time it would have been reconstituted at a later date in decades past.

August 27, 1776. It was to be the first major engagement after independence was declared. 10,000 Americans faced 20,000 British. Washington was in command for the Americans. The British were commanded primarily by William Howe with Charles Cornwallis and Henry Clinton. All three, experienced and skilled.

The Americans fought bravely, but their officer corps were largely untrained and inexperienced in fighting against British regulars. Lines of communication were spotty. Reconnaissance was lax. It soon showed.

In a Napoleonic move, the British conducted a diversionary attack on their left, while their right found an amateurishly undefended American left flank, which they exploited. American forces were easily outflanked and sent to flight. Five hundred of them were bayonetted by British troops and Hessian mercenaries as they attempted to flee or surrender.

Continental troops who were not killed or captured escaped to a fortified position at Brooklyn Heights. And then, in a scene eerily reminiscent of Dunkirk some 164 years later, Howe ordered his troops to halt, preferring to conduct a siege against the survivors who he considered trapped with their backs to the East River. It would only be a matter of time before they would simply force a surrender under a flag of truce. Perhaps remembering earlier British losses at Breed’s Hill made Howe aware of what Continental troops could do when attacking their fixed fortifications, otherwise he could have ordered a rather costly general advance and possibly ended the revolution that day.

Washington could not attack. He ordered the gathering of every flat-bottomed boat and sloop without delay. A fortuitous fog rolled in to cover early morning movements as the Continental forces were evacuated across the East River, under strict orders to maintain silence.

As dawn came, Washington stepped aboard the last boat, and by 7AM, 9000 surviving Continental troops arrived in Manhattan with no losses during the maneuver.

A sudden lack of observable Continental pickets caused the British to move forward. They were stunned to find an entire army had departed right in front of them.

The British pursued. At Kip’s Bay, the American militia broke and ran. A frustrated, cursing, furious Washington tried to rally his men to no avail. It was beyond a total collapse. Men left the ranks, plundering nearby homes as they deserted.

Washington was on the verge of giving up.

The British would eventually go on to occupy New York City until the war’s end. For another entire year, the British would inflict one loss after another on the Continental Army. Washington’s command would dwindle down to 2500 effectives.

It looked beyond bleak. Disease was rampant. Desertions were ongoing. Spies were everywhere. Supplies were in critically short supply. Over time, many officers openly called for Washington’s replacement.

Washington knew he could not yet defeat the British Army in a stand-up fight in open country. He chose to keep the army intact by whatever means necessary, no matter its size or condition. He knew how important it was. He chose to be Fabian with the army so it could survive.

Washington’s desperately needed victory at Trenton, in December 1776, was largely because the Hessian commander, Rall, ignored a loyalist’s warning of Washington’s troops crossing the Delaware, and a nearby garrison of British regulars went unused because their general was too busy shagging a mistress to be concerned about attacking “2000 starving, sick and undersupplied Continental troops” across the river. Washington then caught the Hessian garrison asleep and hung over, and defeated it.

Luck did play a part in establishing the country.

Washington eventually gained victory by keeping a struggling army together, no matter the circumstances, giving the Continental Congress time to negotiate an alliance with France and giving the colonies much needed finance and material support.

In time, the ranks grew and became trained and disciplined enough to gain a few open-field victories against British regulars. This was due, in part, from one Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier; known by most as the Marquis de Lafayette. And also to the gallantry and skill of one General Benedict Arnold before he defected to the British due to perceived slights over pay and lack of promotion.

England eventually capitulated because the costs of the war were causing political pressure at home, and England by then was essentially engaged in a world war against other nations which was bankrupting the empire.

250 years later, here we are. We now face battles of another kind. Not against Redcoats sent to retain the power of a King, but by monied interests determined to hold their power, using modern tactics of a much more insidious nature; plundering entire nations with far more “tax” than King George ever demanded.

Their ultimate goal is destruction of cultures and their achievements, to be replaced by lowered standards, hatred of longstanding traditions, demonizing of anything threatening to their Bolshevik ideology using standard Kalergi tactics, including the importation of incompatible masses who are incapable of benefitting a nation which achieved higher standards of living than the nations they grabassticly arrived from.

It can be considered that the West is now at a similar moment in time that Colonial Militia were, on Lexington Green, years ago. Remember this: Not all colonials were on board with the rebellion. Most remained loyal to King George.

Victory still came.

So if you feel outnumbered and hopeless, don’t panic. A determined minority, and even a single determined individual, can make the difference.

We see a definite return to structuring our economic foundations on the Hamiltonian model as opposed to the Keynesian one, i.e., production v. consumption. So far it has held up rather well. It initially got us from ragtag colonialists to an industrial giant (without income tax). Then, the bloodsuckers of humanity arrived and changed our focus.

Lastly, in recent remarks, President Trump recently said:

We note here that WHA has been warning of Marxist/Bolshevik/Communist incrementalism in the West and the USA, for years (as have many others).

It’s good to see a head of state in the West speak up on this. If we are, as the president claimed, to never let Communism take effective root, then we will have to face some really hard decisions in the future, because their numbers are increasing at an alarming rate, thanks to Frankfurt School indoctrination of youth.

There has only been one way to deal with Bolsheviks.

Will we? The men at Lexington did.

From Lexington Green to The Sea of Tranquility, and beyond. You gave us a Republic, and I hope we can keep it.

Happy 250th Birthday, USA.


On to the digital revolution…

There is no question now. We are in a solid accumulation zone.

A continuation of lowering prices is based on the same three factors we mentioned in earlier briefings.

  • Post-halving cycle price corrections
  • A.I. IPO Capital re-allocation
  • Legislative uncertainty

Crypto is currently influenced by these three forces working together, all with a similar timeline.

Delays in CLARITY Act timing require some adjustments to timetables, but in no way does it affect the overall expectations of a fifth boom cycle on the horizon.

The legislative support that was expected to arrive by late 2026 is now likely to come in 2027, acting as an amplifier rather than a catalyst. This suggests that the recovery from the downturn will be slower than we initially expected. The boom cycle doesn’t require major legislation to start, as seen in March 2023, but it does need legislation to keep growing. The new sequence appears to be: cycle bottom in late 2026, initial recovery starts, legislation passes in 2027, and boosts the ongoing rally.

What does not change: the boom cycle itself. The structural foundation we have documented — 401(k) access, Fannie Mae mortgage collateral, federal trust charters, and stablecoin payment flows tracking toward $50 trillion — is unaffected by the legislative timeline shifting.

The Fifth Boom Cycle is coming, launching from the strongest institutional demand base in crypto’s history. The legislative catalyst is only delayed but not canceled.

We need to acknowledge the potential risks honestly, as it’s better than providing false comfort. Previous Bitcoin downturns have seen drawdowns of 77-84% from their peaks. If Bitcoin drops 77% from $126,000, it could reach around $29,000. Our main prediction is between $55,000 and $58,000, supported by the 200-week moving average and Bitcoin’s average price, which have acted as strong support in past cycles. However, if these levels do not hold, the risks could lead to lower prices. We are not saying $29,000 will happen, but we recognize it as a possible outcome.

A potential scenario that could significantly alter the timeline involves Trump canceling strikes and advancing peace talks, leading to a durable Iran peace agreement. This would stably reopen the Strait of Hormuz, keep oil prices sustainably below $85, and lower inflation, allowing the Federal Reserve to cut rates in late 2026. If the Fed begins cutting rates in September or October, alongside a crypto market at cycle lows after the halving arc, it would create a strong impact.

But let’s not count on this. Geopolitical resolutions are hard to predict, and the IRGC’s power consolidation in Tehran is a structural obstacle to any deal meeting Trump’s nuclear conditions. However, it could compress our timeline from “late 2026” to “mid-2026” — worth monitoring rather than dismissing. Peace would be a crypto catalyst, with its size dependent on the speed of macro developments.

So, that’s all well and good. Fancy rhetoric is one thing, but practical application is key. Let’s simplify.

Bitcoin below $60,000 suggests we are close to the top of the $55,000-$58,000 accumulation zone we are aiming for. The 200-week moving average, which has been the lowest point in past downturns, and Bitcoin’s average realized price are both meeting in this range. This is the zone we are looking at, not the level we wished to avoid, but the level we have been saving cash to invest in.

If you wish to continue to place funds along a DCA plan, for those with big balls, then a safe approach would be to do so in tranches. Highly disciplined.

One possible way is to take your entire set-asides for crypto speculation and consider entering the first tranche of about 15% at the present price levels as we go to press. The second, of about 55% of your remaining total between $53-58K. The third, which you should hold in reserve, would be entered at a steeper price decline of about $45-$50K if the 200 MA fails to maintain. Should this level fail to materialize, enter the remaining tranche at the $96,000 reclaimed high.

The above should give excellent, well-placed DCA yields with proper downside risk aversion.

The speculators who will profit most from the Fifth Boom Cycle are not the ones who try to time the perfect entry. That is folly. They are the ones who accumulate patiently through the zone and hold onto the helm in the roughest of seas.

Lower price cycles in bear markets (especially in highly disruptive market sectors) are designed to shake out the disbelievers and Kamikaze buccaneers. Your job as a patient and smart speculator is to retrieve the detritus from such and apply the above tranches, or similar to your liking. Controlling emotions is key. Financial markets, especially this one, will eat the brains out of your head before you feel it if you are not disciplined.

If all plays out as it looks like it will, your patience and smart entry strategy will be greatly rewarded.


And now, from London, continuing comments on Global Release efforts, etc…

Five men in traditional clothing escaping from a great white shark jumping out of the water on rocky shoreline

As can be determined from ever-changing world news, Confusion now rules, not Confucius.

Key Non Political Dynasty Families under Temple Master oversight, are deliberating weekly seeking a new direction and one where they avoid the Bait and Switch rodent trap which entrapped Marcos Riyardi, M1 and others.

Banks, whose Directors flew into N.Y. over 5 years ago to undertake the transfer Off Radar, are also wary of a single source U.S. solution.

As the visible Hemisphere changes affect Geo Political Power Dynamics, new Leaders determine New Policies. 

China’s sophisticated approach towards a Hong Kong type solution for Taiwan affects power balances, as does the new Chip and Capacitor agreement for a vast new Trade Consortium with China, Russia South Korea and Iran. It creates new power dynamics and territorial new markets bypassing America.

All media issues impart Iran has been technologically advancing for decades and China becomes ever more astute in Global expansion..

As the Petrodollar moves towards a new CBDC currency lock-in astute nations perceive Dollar Risks and US Oligopolies.

For many integral reasons we have gone dark on releases as we collectively assess asset risks and the oncoming US dynamic if Trump loses the Mid-Terms. 

Specifically the backlash momentum as the Dems will launch a vast array of investigations and charges against both the Trump Family and his cohort of contaminated entourage. 

Two South Korean Presidents have been jailed for life during this period. 

American Implications are assessed. 

The world is fully aware of the Epstein files and cover ups. 

These knee-jerk warfare actions against Iran are received as blatant hegemony by Asian nations and the Philippines. Refusal to redeem the long defaulted M1 DEBTS Impact Trust. 

As did the last day blatant Bait and Switch attempt we forewarned of and rebuffed. 

South Korea is fully aware of the true extent of Trump family corruption and risk implications if a power vacuum results from the Mid-Terms. 

Only Domestic Americans live in a Potomac bubble of illusions. 

Trump has single-handedly decimated America’s Global standing and Trust. 

Reality factors counterbalanced by changing hemispheres. 

Trump’s alleged dalliance with this new 34 year-old is watched. Also the cross-implications on Epstein’s entourage alleged Escort who achieved a Pretty Women switch bypassing Hollywood. 

Iran has been a Bay of Pigs misjudgment for America. 

At least it’s awoken American consciousness of Israel. The world, too. 

A belligerent Netanyahu offends humanity. As does Gaza. 

The vast assets held in trust by the Elders will not be coerced into yet another bait and switch fiasco. 

We are seeking clear policies towards world economic rebalancing and a stop loss protection 

China, India Russia and Iran are new powers. 

E.U. alliances have been impaired by Trump. The E.U. has Planned America out. Defense, also. 

London is highly proactive suggesting asset protection and Eurasia. London itself has to shake off Labour. Starmer has been unseated and vicious campaigns have launched against Leftist Burnham so 3 years of mediocrity may follow. 

The Monarchy also is challenged as illegals take the U.K. ever closer to Civil War. 

Anarchy and a failing Monarchy. 

Government Debts escalating. 

Hard bargaining is in place daily as trustees rebuff Political asset grabs. 

We have to get it right this time. 

M1’s vast assets have been lost. 

Post WWII the U.S. asset grab of Britain’s gold and territories has neither been forgotten nor forgiven. 

We will not be subjugated to D.C. aspirations. 

London still has its Old Guard and Culture structures. Layers of need-to-know. 

We are in holiday Silly Season. Chaos. 

Behind the scenes it’s highly pro-active. 

But, off radar. 


Will they need a bigger boat!?

Continuing thanks for your input and contributions to the discussion section. The free speech forum is yours, bought and paid for by the blood of many generations.

Be prepared, as always, for anything that comes your way. Help those in your vicinity who truly need it.

More, when possible.

WHA
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1,595 responses to “Briefing #228”

  1. Harvard longevity scientist David Sinclair tells Joe Rogan we’ll soon be able to rebuild parts of the human body, “including JOINTS.”

    Joe Rogan asks what’s that gonna do to sports: will it create “super soldiers” who can dunk the ball like Michael Jordan?

    Sinclair’s answer: “That’s probably coming.

    Then Sinclair reveals he’s personally developing a “top secret” anti-aging drink. He claims mice on it get physically stronger and mentally sharper in just four weeks. And the technology is “eight years ahead of what the public realizes.”

    SINCLAIR: “Hang in there because we’re going to be in a world where we can rebuild parts of the body, including joints.”

    ROGAN: “The problem with that is, like, how does that apply to athletics? We’re going to have f*cking super soldiers in every sport. There’s going to be people in every sport that could do what Michael Jordan did and, like, leap from halfway across the basketball court and dunk.”

    SINCLAIR: “That’s probably coming. And there may be DNA tests to see if you’ve got these OSK genes inserted. And we’re working on it. Working on a drink and a pill as well.”

    ROGAN: “A drink and a pill?”

    SINCLAIR: “Yeah. I mean, we’re now eight years ahead of what the public realizes.”

    ROGAN: “Really?”

    SINCLAIR: “In my lab at Harvard. Yeah.”

    ROGAN: “A drink and a pill. And what’s a drink and a pill gonna do?”

    SINCLAIR: “Well, right now it’s in mice, so we’ve still got a ways to go. But when we give the drink to mice, they get rejuvenated.”

    ROGAN: “What have you achieved?”

    SINCLAIR: “Well, a lot I can reveal here. Some of it, for the first time, this pill that we give them to drink. Actually, because they can’t chew — the mice. Within four weeks with this cocktail, it has three components which are top secret. My lab is sworn to secrecy. After four weeks, we give it to them three days a week.”

    SINCLAIR: “Monday, Wednesday, Friday, weekends off. Within those four weeks, they get better. Physically, mentally.”

    Full Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxid7FofhMw

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    1. The next few generations will either be mutants of the best kind or the worst kind. We maybe seeing X-Men live!

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      1. None of this is true. At least for humans.

        The lab at Harvard will fail all human testing because mice are not men.

        We have cured, at least 8 times I know of, and probably more if I did an exhaustive search, cancer. All failed miserably in humans. And dogs.

        Do it in a dog. Report that and I will be mildly excited.

        Repeat that in a simian, and I will be ecstatic.

        But right now… no.

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    1. Believe them and get to work.

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  3. https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/us-senate-pushes-clarity-act-vote-september

    Senate Republican leaders are expected to leave for their August recess without voting on crypto market structure legislation, delaying consideration of the bill until at least September, according to a report from Politico. 

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  4. University of Michigan to Bury Grades for First Year Students Starting in 2027 to ‘Curb the Mental Health Crisis’

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/university-michigan-bury-grades-first-year-students-starting/

    Starting in 2027, the University of Michigan is changing from letter grades to system of pass or incomplete for first year

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  5. Treason in McKinney Texas

    The McKinney City Council, including Mayor Bill Cox, unanimously approved a roughly 33,000-square-foot Islamic Center/Mosque. Residents showed up in the masses to protest

    This woman brought down the house… but to no avail, the mosque is very likely to still be built.

    https://rumble.com/v7dulb0-mckinney-tx-residents-protest-islamic-mosque-city-council-approved.html

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    1. Ha ha ha …. omigosh!

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  6. A U.S. Senate subcommittee investigating Dr. Anthony Fauci said it has obtained a copy of Fauci’s iPhone from HHS, The Wall Street Journal reported.

    “Hopefully, this device will address many of the questions he refused to answer at last week’s hearing.” – Senator Ron Johnson

    https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/hhs-turns-over-copy-anthony-fauci-iphone-senate-committee-investigating-covid-origins/

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  7. Here is the big reveal for today teased by John Solomon last night:

    Not only did Iran hack the 2020 election.

    Not only did China hack millions of voter files in 2020.

    Not only did we learn Venezuela can use voting machines to flip votes, as the President announced in a rare White House evening address from the East Room.

    But today we learned through declassified documents that a hacker in Arizona purloined hundreds of thousands of voter files out of Maricopa County, Arizona, which just so happens to be one of the key 2020 battleground States that decided that election — the one that Fox News called Way Too Early for Biden…

    https://x.com/jeffclarkus/status/2085317953466114418?s=46

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  8. The hypocrisy of Walgreens and other pharmacies advertising free flu shots

    “See this? They’ll give this away for free. But if you’re diabetic and you need medication that will literally help keep you alive, good luck”

    The flu shot is free paid for by Medicare and health insurance reimbursements to Walgreens. They make about $40-$100+ per flu shot

    It’s all about profit, it has nothing to do with your health

    https://i.fixupx.com/i/status/2084828748109774872

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  9. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/watch-socialst-pennsylvania-congressional-candidate-chris-rabb-collapses/

    WATCH: Socialist Pennsylvania Congressional Candidate Chris Rabb Collapses When Pressed on His Radical DSA Agenda – Compares Police to KKK

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  10. He was talking to the British military. They are the only ones with the force strong enough to do that fighting. Who else is going to round up the Wogs? The police? They often run away.

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  11. Footage circulating purporting to be from the North African desert shows what looks like an enormous column of sub-Saharan African men moving under escort.

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  12. BREAKING: Trump signs order disqualifying immigrants from birthright citizenship.

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    1. Beyond time. Soetoro plus Mell Ho to go?

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  13. 81 years ago. At this very hour.

    70,000 +- people up in smoke or nearly so in a flash.

    War is hell.

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  14. Oh boohoo! Businessman? Can’t keep your gold digging moll’s immigration status in order, so it’s Trump’s fault. Right. Glad I am not doing business with you. Stupid bastard. Go find a woman more suitable to your age and leave the illegal breeder to a man who won’t leave her a widow during the next coital exertion after eating at Taco Bell.

    We can C the BS.

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  15. So that’s where I need to hang out. Salons.

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    1. You just left, I told her your coming, en route!

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  16. The Normalcy of American Wars,
    By Andrew P. Napolitano

    The war in Iran is unlawful and unconstitutional, but in post-World War II America, it is normal. Here is the backstory.

    When President Donald Trump decided to begin bombing Iran last June, he did not state a coherent or lawful reason for doing so. His director of national intelligence and his own CIA had publicly told him that Iran did not possess a nuclear weapon and had ceased building one in 2005.

    His secretary of state told him that Iran and Israel had threatened each other, but he could not articulate how Iran imminently threatened the United States. Yet, since Israel planned to attack Iran, he wanted the U.S. to help Israel do so. This was not a lawful request as the U.S. has no treaty with Israel and, under treaties to which the U.S. is a party, the legal bases for all offensive wars can only be treaty compliance or prevention of an imminent attack.

    When Trump addressed the nation, his helter-skelter rationale argued for replacing Iran’s government, destroying its civilian-use enriched uranium, destroying its ability to build a bomb it wasn’t building, and neutralizing its offensive and defensive weaponry. None of these goals was lawful; nor was attacking a Tehran girls school. There was no mention of an imminent attack on the U.S. or the economic effect of war on the vital international oil super-highway, the Strait of Hormuz.

    No one in Trump’s inner circle registered disagreement, except his vice president and his director of counterterrorism. They told him there was no legal or constitutional basis for his war.

    They were correct, but Trump had history on his side.

    For much of American history, presidents have steadily accumulated the power to wage war while Congress has gradually surrendered the constitutional authority that the Framers explicitly entrusted to it. This transformation has weakened constitutional checks and balances, expanded executive power beyond its constitutional limits, claimed millions of lives, cost trillions of dollars, and repeatedly drawn the United States into conflicts that had little or nothing to do with defending America.

    The Constitution is remarkably clear on the question of war. Article I grants Congress — not the president — the power to declare war. The president, under Article II, wages war, but only after Congress has authorized it.

    James Madison argued that the executive branch is the branch “most interested in war, and most prone to it,” which is precisely why the Constitution deliberately divided the war power.

    The Framers believed that no single individual should possess the authority to plunge the nation into armed conflict, yet over the past eight decades, presidents of both political parties have steadily ignored these constitutional limits.

    President Harry Truman committed hundreds of thousands of American troops to combat in Korea without obtaining a declaration of war from Congress because he said U.S. troops there constituted a “police action.”

    The pattern only intensified during the Vietnam War. Although Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, it was based on a fraud and effectively delegated its congressional constitutional responsibility to the president. The result was years of escalating conflict that ultimately claimed the lives of more than 58,000 Americans and millions of Vietnamese while achieving none of its stated objectives.

    The attacks of September 11, 2001, fundamentally accelerated this trend. Congress passed the Authorization for Use of Military Force and the Patriot Act — the former granting the president broad authority to pursue those responsible for the attacks, and the latter substantially impairing rights protected by the Fourth Amendment.

    What was presented as a targeted war authorization evolved into legal justifications for military operations across multiple countries against groups that did not even exist in 2001.

    The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq illustrate the costs of this expansive approach. The war in Afghanistan lasted two decades before ending with the return of the Taliban to power. Iraq was invaded based on fabricated or erroneous intelligence assessments regarding weapons of mass destruction.

    The proper role of government — according to Thomas Jefferson, its only role — is to protect life, liberty and property, not to remake foreign societies through military force. Wars of choice generate unintended consequences, empower new enemies, create refugee crises and expand government power at home.

    The economic and human consequences are equally profound. Massive defense expenditures have pushed the debt of the federal government to nearly $40 trillion. A government willing to kill millions and spend trillions on foreign wars while borrowing money to pay the interest on borrowed money will one day collapse of its own weight; as have all empires.

    A genuinely constitutional foreign policy would look very different. Military force should be reserved for defending the United States against actual or truly imminent attacks, not speculative threats or ambitious nation-building projects, or favors for other countries. Congress should debate and vote openly before committing American forces to any combat.

    Strong national defense does not require perpetual war. A capable military can deter aggression. Diplomacy, commerce and peaceful engagement generally serve American interests more effectively than military intervention.

    George Washington’s warning against entangling foreign commitments and John Quincy Adams’s declaration that America “goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy” remain relevant guides for a republic committed to liberty, rather than an empire committed to conquest. Of course, monsters abroad can follow you home.

    The constitutional allocation of war powers exists not as a procedural rule but as a substantive safeguard for freedom itself. Every unnecessary war expands executive authority, enlarges government, consumes wealth, risks American lives without clear necessity and diminishes personal liberty.

    The best protection against endless conflict is a less powerful presidency and a renewed commitment to the Constitution’s deliberate separation of powers and the principle that the United States should fight only when its own security imminently and genuinely requires it.

    Is it any wonder that the U.S. is unwilling or unable to justify its recent killings of 163 Tehran school girls and their teachers?

    To learn more about Judge Andrew Napolitano, visit JudgeNap.com.

    Reprinted with the author’s permission if attribution clearly shown.

    Copyright © Andrew P. Napolitano

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  17. The Passion of Joan of Arc
    https://ok.ru/video/4449040337614

    The Passion of Joan of Arc (La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc) is a 1928 French silent historical film directed by Danish filmmaker Carl Theodor Dreyer and starring Renée Jeanne Falconetti. Widely regarded as one of the greatest masterpieces in cinema history, it chronicles the 1431 trial, torment, and execution of Joan of Arc, utilizing a screenplay based strictly on the actual historical trial records.

    Key Aspects of the Film

    The Performance: Renée Jeanne Falconetti’s portrayal of Joan is frequently heralded by film critics as the single greatest performance in the history of cinema. It was her only major film role.

    Cinematic Style: Dreyer relies overwhelmingly on raw, punishingly intimate close-ups. The actors wore no makeup to allow their natural skin texture, sweat, and tears to convey unfiltered human emotion.

    Set Design: Dreyer built one of the most expensive and massive medieval sets of its era. However, because he shot almost entirely in close-up and low angles, the massive scale of the set is barely visible, serving instead to make the actors feel authentically enclosed in a real environment.

    The Lost Negative: The original film negative was destroyed in a fire shortly after its release, and it was censored by the Archbishop of Paris. For decades, the film only existed in heavily altered, poor-quality cuts. In 1981, an original, pristine copy of Dreyer’s perfect cut was miraculously discovered in a janitor’s closet at a mental institution in Oslo, Norway.

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  18. Invasion from the North

    Tayler Hansen is a U.S. field reporter and documentary filmmaker (with Frontlines TPUSA) who has investigated and publicly exposed decentralized Indian human-smuggling networks that exploit Canadian student-visa loopholes, overstays, and social-media ads to move people across the poorly secured U.S.–Canada northern border into the United States.

    https://x.com/TaylerUSA

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  19. So GLP-1 drugs are… dangerous. Should never have been approved, and to the extent they should be used, the use should be narrow in a supervised situation.

    Anyway, GLP-1 drugs will be gone in a couple years because the billion dollar lawsuits will end it. And the harms here are easily ascertained.

    https://twitter.com/i/trending/2085062004029485491

    Nearly 4,000 lawsuits target makers like Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, claiming severe side effects such as gastroparesis, vision loss, pancreatitis, kidney damage, and rapid muscle loss. Law firms are accepting claims, with analysts projecting over $2 billion in potential liability as cases consolidate in federal court in Pennsylvania. The FDA has warned of intestinal risks, while users like Sharon Osbourne share stories of quick weight loss followed by struggles to regain it; companies like Bank of America now spend over $250 million yearly on these drugs for employees.

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  20. Trucking companies are starting to go under.

    Ten freight and freight-dependent businesses filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the same two-week window. The most alarming is Eagle Logistics, a large carrier with 151 trucks and over 240 drivers, which operated a dedicated U.S. Postal Service route. Eagle listed assets of less than $50,000 and liabilities of up to $10 million. That’s a catastrophic insolvency. Also on the list are intermodal drayage carriers, livestock haulers, and warehousing providers. The crisis is national: California, Michigan, Wisconsin, New Jersey—the map of distress is spreading.

    These bankruptcies tell us that companies can no longer pass on the cost of fuel to their customers, and they can no longer absorb the losses themselves. They are simply shutting their doors.

    https://voxday.net/2026/08/04/a-negative-indicator-2/

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    1. Figures. But do we really want to know what horrors are still hidden?

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  21. “…Arday was exactly what Wokeness needed to provide; a Black man that could be academically brilliant if only the environmental conditions were right . . . except it was all a lie…”

    Full Metal Grifter

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    1. F Woodentops LOL!

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  22. Mercedes Vision AVTR

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  23. An Ohio dad who HUNTED DOWN his 11-year-old daughter’s r*pist…

    …is sitting in jail on a HIGHER bond than the man who r*ped his 11-year-old daughter AND AN INFANT.

    Yes, you read that right… the FATHER has a higher bond than the man who r*ped his daughter.

    It began when a mother in Grove City Ohio picked up her daughter’s phone and found a video.

    A grown man s*xually assaulting her 11-year-old little girl, inside their OWN HOME.

    His name is Diego Montoya Gonzalez, he is 20 years old.

    The next day, that little girl’s father lured the man back to the apartment by posing as his daughter on TikTok.

    He got Gonzalez to come back to the apartment.

    He told police the plan was to hold him there, beat him up and then call the cops.

    When Gonzalez walked in, he reached for his pocket.

    The father (who had already watched this man flash a gun in a TikTok video) then sh0t him.

    Gonzalez lived. He ran. Police found him slumped in a chair with two gunshot wounds.

    Police found multiple videos on his phone of children being abused… one of them was an INFANT.

    Now here is the part that should make every parent in America sick.

    The alleged child r*pist’s bond? $70,000.

    The FATHER who tried to protect his baby girl $100,000.

    The dad is being held on a HIGHER bond than the monster who hurt his child.

    Let that sink in.

    A man films himself abusing babies… and a judge hands him a CHEAPER ticket out of jail than the father who snapped trying to defend his own daughter.

    WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!

    https://i.fixupx.com/i/status/2084734271168598218

    FixupX

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  24. An increasing number of children will face mental health screenings when they return to school this fall.

    Experts warned those screenings pose more risk than benefit — like “funneling children toward psychiatric labels, therapy, and medication” — and urged parents to opt out.

    Read the full article on CHD’s The Defender:
    https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/schools-pushing-mental-health-screening-research-does-more-harm-than-good/

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  25. Humanistically, I’m glad she’s recovered. I’m sure there are scars.

    https://xcancel.com/BsSpin/status/2084667180042334625

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    1. john2020vision Avatar

      Beyond sad

      *

      Pig Shit Thick Shit Thick and Breeding!

       My Mom FFS???

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      Secrets out.

      *

      Sadly. Limp Brained Pampered Brat Harry has sold out his country, sacrificed all for a Divorceee C Grade Actress with a Wannabe ego the size of Texas and a future where his Yacht Girl Vamp will take him for anything her claws can hook into William will correctly legislate them both out leaving her with her scrawny boned legs, large Ass and her buckled Pigs Snout so who keeps the Hottentots? 
      Watch this Implode as LA disses her will she jump ship to a Democrat? 

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      For our supporters.

      *

      Let’s honour Cellne deservedly. Her Sons too.

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  26. We’ll see. This is God-awfully difficult for a bunch of reasons.

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  28. Munichgirl’s kid? lol

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    1. John’s got it on none stop. Love it.

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    1. Looping!

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  30. They have a case. Do you think if a Francist government was still in power that Wogs would be crawling all over Spain?

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  31. Worthless RINO John Thune Must Resign After He Refuses to Pass SAVE Act Misses Deadline to Secure US Elections

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/worthless-rino-john-thune-must-resign-after-he/

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  32. Would love it if B&N came back. I have shelves and shelves of books in the house and basement. Nice, unalterable, frozen word books.

    I used B&N as a safe haven… me, a book, a hot chocolate. And the world melted away for awhile. If the book was good, it came home with me. It’s how I discovered the Dresden Files. I have too many art history books. Pretty pictures…

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    1. Indeed, Barnes and Noble was a real experience to enjoy.

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  33. time to force the issue anyways

    we cant trust them anyways. it’s why i reflash Made in China fiber optic transceivers

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  35. And why isn’t everyone that did this in jail? It is the absolute Right (and rightly or wrongly) of the President to fire the FBI Director. Motive doesn’t matter at all — the FBI Director like any Executive Branch officer serves solely at the pleasure of the President.

    FBI opened secret criminal investigation into President Trump after he fired James Comey.

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    1. I have a handful of solutions for this but I don’t want to tarnish my community image. Ha!

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  36. https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/clarity-act-failure-could-send-crypto-valuations-lower-bernstein

    Bernstein said that the Senate’s failure to pass the legislation could trigger an immediate negative “industry knee-jerk reaction,” which may result in another leg down for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.

    “From a tactical standpoint, we expect the crypto market to bottom and start showing momentum towards late Q3 and early Q4 prior to the mid-terms,” Bernstein analysts wrote in a Monday report shared with Cointelegraph.

    At the same time, however, the analysts said that Senate failure to pass the legislation may bring more proactive policy support from regulators, including the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which may accelerate rulemaking initiatives under Project Crypto.

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    1. Laura Aboli comment on above:

      1,051 German lawyers just signed a letter to ban a party millions of Germans keep voting for

      Judges, prosecutors and legal experts all say the AfD is unconstitutional and want the courts to shut it down before it climbs any higher in the polls.

      The timing gives it away. The AfD is now one of the strongest parties in the country, so the move is to remove it by ruling instead of by vote.

      And here’s the catch. Under German law, regular citizens get no say in this. Only the government, the Bundestag or the Bundesrat can ask the Constitutional Court to kill off a party.

      So a leading opposition party could be banned by the exact establishment it’s beating.

      And they call this democracy?

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      1. The problem is of course, one can’t claim “unconstitutional” without line items that are violated. As near as I can tell Afd violates none, but I’m not deeply versed in German law. Certainly it cannot run afoul of the Nazi prohibition as it is a party of the Right not the Left, nor does it advocate any position that would overlap other than Nationalism. So, I’ll watch with interest, especially because Afd will end up representing the full electorate if they are dumb enough to try banning it.

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  37. Piers Morgan asks Bernie Sanders’ ex-press secretary if she would abolish the police, the Pentagon, and prisons.

    She filibusters for five excruciating minutes. Then she finally cracks, and the answer is even worse than the dodging:

    MORGAN: “Would you abolish the police? Would you abolish the Pentagon? Would you abolish prisons? Yes. No. Yes. No. Yes.”

    GRAY: “If you want to know what me, Briahna Joy Gray thinks, you can come on my show and we can debate my views at length.”

    MORGAN: “Answer my question. That’s why you’re here.”

    GRAY: “No one here can answer the direct question of whether or not they believe the Pentagon, which has an unprecedentedly large budget that cannot pass an audit for eight, nine years in a row, should get increased funding.”

    MORGAN: “Briahna, Briahna, Briahna, Briahna, Briahna. Once again, it’s my show, so I do the questions and then you answer them or you choose not to. Would you in your utopia world, would you abolish the Pentagon, abolish the police and abolish prisons? Yes or no?”

    GRAY: “Defund means decrease funding. Abolish means get rid of entirely, period.”

    MORGAN: “I’m asking you if you would abolish them. Would you abolish them?”

    GRAY: “Why would you care what I, Briahna Joy Gray—”

    MORGAN: “Cause you’re a guest on my show! … I just want to know what you think. Why is this so difficult? This is excruciating! … Yes or no?”

    GRAY: “Affirmatively yes! Personally, absolutely. Me, Briahna Joy Gray, since the world is clamoring for my one woman’s opinion, absolutely do believe in abolish the police. Abolish the Senate. Abolish the Pentagon. I do not think the American war machine, which has caused unfathomable horrors across the globe for the entirety of all of our living memory, should persist.”

    MORGAN: “We got it. We got you on the record. It’s a wrap!”

    [Briahna keeps talking over everyone] “Abolish it all!”

    MORGAN: “What about prisons? Would you abolish prisons?”

    GRAY: “Oh, they’re first on the list.”

    Full Exchange: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6APn-6Q7VgM

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  38. A $46.5 million operation is trying to rewrite what AI tells you about Israel…

    Hundreds of pro-Israel articles have been planted across websites built almost exclusively for chatbots to scrape.

    The campaign, run by former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, is designed to shape answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, and more whenever users ask about Gaza or U.S.-Israel relations.

    Some of these tools are already citing the material.

    The effort marks one of the most direct attempts yet to influence the information AI feeds the public.

    Government propaganda meets the age of AI… its most powerful tool yet.

    https://x.com/marionawfal/status/2084643015314776361?s=46

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    1. Which is why a variety of trained AI’s as well as real bona fide links — ignore the AI summary for most things that have an Israel/Jewish slant in them.

      Also AI’s are quite literal. Rephrasing the question will slide past weighted guardrails.

      If you ask about the USS Liberty you get one set of answers.

      If you ask about ship attacks in the region at the time, you’ll get a different answer.

      If you ask about President Johnson and the USS Liberty you get another set rather quickly.

      It’s fascinating. Currently Duck Duck Go AI seems to be most objective. Gemini isn’t too bad, though it is amusing to see Gemini scrape WHA — and attempt to reconcile with what must be the “primary narrative” sitting in the internal weights. It sits there thinking… and thinking… and thinking… laughably long… and it’s back after ~4 minutes plus… This wasn’t a 4-minute question about an obscure historical event.

      So, I think it decided to take its lumps and give me the shortest objective quote it could:

      The USS Liberty incident
      was an air and sea attack carried out on June 8, 1967, by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) against the USS Liberty, a U.S. Navy signals intelligence ship, in international waters off the Sinai Peninsula during the Six-Day War. The attack killed 34 American service members and civilians and wounded 171 others, leaving the vessel heavily damaged.

      and straight out of the sanitized Wikipedia entry. Nobody in their right mind can accept the conclusion of “mistaken identity”.

      So beware! the AI’s are being coopted and their weights altered in the favor of all the Usual Suspects.

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  39. WINTERS: The Chinese Communist Party did not need to penetrate the Pentagon to gain access to America’s military leadership.

    It built a private network around it.

    https://open.substack.com/pub/nataliegwinters/p/revealed-top-american-generals-joined?r=6jb5dg&utm_medium=ios

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  40. Clay Travis OBLITERATES Woke WNBA with $10 MILLION Challenge to Play High School Boys – Announces to Launch All-Trans “Nashville Balls” Franchise to EXPOSE the Left’s Gender Insanity

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/clay-travis-obliterates-woke-wnba-10-million-challenge/

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  41. Historian Visits Smithsonian After a Decade, Finds ‘A Completely Different Place’ That Puts Activism Ahead of History

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/08/historian-visits-smithsonian-after-decade-finds-completely-different/

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  42. The British government has taken the CMC to court in order to hide crime statistics for migrants.

    ▶️The Centre for Migration Control beat the Ministry of Justice in court in recent years, forcing the UK to publicise damning crime statistics that show the dangers of mass migration.

    ▶️However, Andy Burnham’s new government is taking the CMC back to court in order to reverse this decision, which allowed the public to see crime statistics for foreigners up until 2024.

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  43. This Spanish patriot drove 700 km from Madrid to Ceuta to protest the migrant invasion of his country.

    He’s angry. And now he’s made it his mission to wake everyone up before Europe falls. Listen closely to his warning:

    NICK SHIRLEY: “How do you feel knowing that the women here feel threatened?”

    SPANISH PATRIOT: “I feel very, very angry. I cannot understand how we let our own women live with fear… I’m not going to allow this. Any Spanish guy shouldn’t allow this. If we are men, if we are real men, we should do something right now. We should do something right now.”

    SHIRLEY: “And you’re the only one out here.”

    PATRIOT: “I’m the only one here from Madrid. No one… No one wanted to come with me.”

    SHIRLEY: “Do you think if strong men don’t stand up for countries in Europe and America, they’ll eventually fall?”

    PATRIOT: “Yes. Yes. If we don’t wake up now, we will fall for sure. For sure. This is our moment. Wake up, Europe. Wake up!”

    SHIRLEY: “Do you think it will take vigilantes to actually make a difference here inside of Europe?”

    PATRIOT: “I’m the f*cking first vigilante here. They gonna fear me! I’m sick of this bullsh*t! I’m sick of this. I’m sick of seeing women, Spanish women, running away in our f*cking own country. I’m sick of this. The police here only came after it took place. They’re not reacting to the cause. They’re not reacting to what actually caused it to happen… They are under the orders of the government. They cannot do anything.”

    “Only the citizens can do something. Citizens, wake up! This is our moment.”

    Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYFkOYHnJkk

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  44. What’s Opera, Doc?

    https://www.supercartoons.net/cartoon/whats-opera-doc/

    One of Chuck Jones’ all-time greatest masterpieces and among the finest of all animated shorts of all time, “What’s Opera, Doc?” lampooned classic opera by using its elements to set up the latest chapter in Elmer Fudd’s hapless pursuit of Bugs Bunny.

    It has been widely praised in the animation industry as the greatest animated cartoon that Warner Bros. ever released, and it has been ranked as such in the top 50 animated cartoons of all time. In 1992, the Library of Congress deemed it “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant” and selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry.

    We open with a silhouette of a mighty Viking arousing ferocious lightning storms … only to find it’s Elmer — this time as the demigod Siegfried.

    Elmer admonishes the audience (in classical verse) to “be vewwy quiet, I’m hunting wabbits!”

    It’s not long before Elmer comes upon Bugs’ hole and sings out “Kill the wabbit!” not realizing that the hare has already climbed out and is viewing Elmer spearing fruitlessly in said hole.

    Bugs joins in the fun, querying his tagline in operatic verse and leaving Elmer in his dust (but not before “Siegfried” shows us an example of supposed “mighty powers” from his spear and magic helmet)…

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  45. Warning…?

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    1. And why is this not front page news across the planet?

      I’m assuming that with dozens of observatories on the planet this was confirmed in spades?

      Now, of course, we can’t rule out our own reverse engineered stuff, although one would think we could work out trajectory…

      Anyways, thanks for the link…

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  46. Admit it. The first thing you thought was: “what a great ass on that chick”.

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    1. So piecing it together from sources.

      Total illegal operation. The two operators were not qualified to move high pressure light hydrocarbons, let alone in a diesel transport truck.

      It was not an ordinary gas trailer: it was a diesel tanker illegally carrying about 8.5 tons of “heavy hydrocarbons”, instead a highly volatile mixture containing propane, butane and other light hydrocarbons.

      Given inappropriate transport, an emergency vent/pressure valve began venting. In an attempt to control that, the seal failed or was accidentally opened, and uncontrolled spillage resulted. What is not directly visible, is that there is a refrigeration unit at the edge of the lot. It kicked over, a spark ignited the gas, the explosive wave proceeded to engulf everything covered by gas.

      2 dead, 2 injured.

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    1. Awfully close. Lots of neutrons… even at that distance…

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    2. It always amazes me how much power there is in enriched material in the space of a large suitcase once you apply enough pressure.

      Once I started to gain even a rudimentary amateurish understanding of nuclear fission and fusion devices I never experienced the warmth of the Sun in the same manner. In the center of that star the same principles are at work all due to pressure. And to think of the amount of material left to burn for another 5 billion more years in that center.

      The heat you feel on a warm day is from nuclear fusion that occurred from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years ago in the center of the Sun to then leave the Sun and reach your face a bit over 8 minutes later.

      It would take 160 trillion Tsar Bombas (@ 50MT each) ignited at once to equal what the Sun produces a day in equal power.

      A lot of respect is due to the physical universe, and to those scientists who unraveled it all to the present understanding. There is most likely a lot more learning to do.

      It makes a lot of sense to worship the Sun.

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      1. What’s fascinating about the photon random walk to the surface is that the photon starts out as a gamma or x-ray. The absorption and re-emission as it random walks to the surface downshifts much of the photon base into longer wavelengths. Otherwise we’d be a boiling cauldron of lava even at this distance.

        Over the years we’ve had a lot of movies where the Sun was apparently going to explode or collapse or some other ninny nonsense. Since the neutrinos escape instantly and get to us in minutes, and the photons easily take 100,000+ years, you’d know with a pretty long margin of time whether you had to get the hell out of Dodge…

        Then there is a pretty sound argument that the random walk calculation is too idealized, and the photon absorption/reabsorption process is a reformulation of the thermal radiative profile

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_time_scale

        which calculates out to a whopping ~15.7 million years… In which case, the light reaching us originated before the human race was even on the planet…

        Now, if you really want bake your noodle…

        Carl Sagan in the *novel* Contact, the alien talking with the Dr Arroway, says that other than having to dodge the occasional explosion or radiation stream from the galactic core and hunker down for a ‘few hundred thousand years’, it’s been a good run for millions of years or something to that effect. Arroway is mind-blown at the idea of predicting a galactic core explosion or radiation stream off of Sagittarius A*. It’s actually an Easter Egg for the clever astrophysics savvy reader — assuming you can tell which neutrinos and photons are coming off what relativistic trajectories, you could make an early warning system given a superluminal transport — which of course, is the basis of the novel in the first place! The relativistic time difference caused by the steep ascent from just-outside the event horizon, introduces the long delay, as an analogue to the random walk. Arroway herself, if she hadn’t been overwhelmed by the journey she was on, would have figured it out. Sagan was just toying with us. Bastard.

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      2. And incidentally, I’m sure on meta-principle basis, that getting energy via pressure is just human stupidity. Figures our power and control addled humans would end up making a bomb first. It is admirably direct.

        If you could shake pions loose efficiently, a cloud of pions would degrade to muons. Add to the muons, hydrogen. When the H2 swaps out an electron for the muon, the resulting molecule fuses. At room temperature. A clever Mexican physicist called Alvarez figured that out. There are persistent reports that Prof. Horvath, who was excommunicated from the US R&D apparatus, cracked the issue almost a generation ago and that there is some treaty between UK, US and Australia regarding the “patent” on this. Allegedly.

        If so, the whole MidEast nonsense could be put on instant pause with the release of the tech. Small fusion balls could power houses and decentralize the grid. Never mind making data centers work without straining the grid and having all the noxious local generation.

        Just another example of us not having good things because someone always wants to sequester and control.

        One of the interesting advantages of muon-catalyzed fusion is that it is a 100% peaceful technology. A beach-ball sized reactor has about a 1MW output. The neutron flux can be harvested to make other materials And you can retrofit boilers to use the ball as a heat source.

        Anyway…

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  48. john2020vision Avatar

    Shes already giving Tony a stiffie

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    1. Not really…but this is well on the way to creating that effect…

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  49. ok, that’s a twist

    Epstein class Alan Dershowitz Says JEWS ARE THE PROBLEM!
    “Israel is the worst thing to happen to Jews.”
    https://rumble.com/v7dp53a-alan-dershowitz-says-jews-are-the-problem.html

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  50. And this is utterly exaggerated too. While true that the oxalate content is high(er), the vast majority will NOT get a kidney stone and you are primarily at risk if parents or grandparents developed a stone. Plus healthy kidneys maintain the acid-base balance well, so as long as fluid intake is adequate, precipitation does not occur. Sheesh!

    And if you are moderate, your risk, frankly is minimal.

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