That Shirley character is what you call a hatchet-man. Hatchet men no longer target too-effective opponents with direct action. They now use indirect action, which is to say that they pretend to have been attacked, offended, disadvantaged, or what have you, by the person they're trying to neutralize. You know, like Judge Brett Kavanaugh's victim, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford tried to do to him.
But the white hats aren't dumb. They know the tactic, and they're playing a larger game.
This is why I tell everyone to leave the arms home. For now. Wear your MAGA hat instead. And, if they hit you with a bike lock, don't strike back; sue them instead. That'll enflame them even more, while simultaneously stripping them of the sense of justification which (the certainly appropriate) retaliation would have allowed them to assume.
A lot of us will get hurt. I've already had a bumper-sticker ripped off my car, along with some clearcoat. (Seriously. I had to get a body shop to repair the damage.) Some may even get killed, God forbid, but you know they're just itching to. But, we can't. We mustn't. And with each blow they land, the deeper the resentment the silent majority harbors, and the heavier the guilt they have to sleep with at night, until, one day very soon, they'll cross a line that no one of any character at all will be able to tolerate.
On that day, you will see something you might expect only in a disaster film: A tide of humanity descending upon Antifa, Hollywood loudmouths, and the agents provocateur in government, overwhelming them with sheer numbers, dragging them down the streets by their heels to the nearest jail cell to be held for trial. If they don't just hang them instead.
Weren't you wondering why they were so frantic to get that anti-lynching legislation passed?
Trust me. They know what's coming. And they're preparing for it. That's why you're seeing these shootings. And it's only going to get worse.
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Well, well, well...
Perhaps you recall me telling you about the QRS11, and its role in the 737 crashes.
As it turns out, there's a government contractor by the name of Minethurn which does a fair amount of programming for the Air Force, DARPA, and other government clients.
One of the little projects they proudly boasted on their web-site was one which allowed wing commanders to override aircraft control systems from remote locations ASYNCHONOUSLY! (That means NON-interactively, as in, I send an e-mail, a signal, wave my hands, whatever, and the recipient reacts whenever they get the message, and may not confirm execution, or even receipt.) (That means that finding a direct, cause-n-effect, correlation can be difficult, which makes it hard to detect.) AND IN REAL-TIME! (Which means IMMEDIATELY! Which means no one has any time to react.)
Sound familiar?
So, that company has taken down its web-site. You can't reach it anymore, except on the internet time-machine, or WayBack Machine (linked below). Even more interesting is that their registration remains in effect with ionos.com through the end of the year. This means that they killed the site themselves.
Now, ... ready?
BOTH of the Dayton, OH shooter's parents work for Minethurn.
Ready for more?
Oh, this gets GOOD!
The shooter's mom, Moira Betts, ALSO works (as the assistant store manager) at Bath&Body Works, a subsidiary of Elle Brands.
Elle Brands is owned by Leslie H. Wexner, who also founded Victoria's Secret, who just cancelled their big, upcoming show, presumably because ...
Their founder, Leslie H. Wexner is hip-deep in the whole Jeffrey Epstein scandal, having gifted Mr. Epstein a couple of million-dollar (plus) properties. In fact, preliminary reports are that many lower-tier angels were, in fact, really, essentially, ... prostitutes, who occasionally dated various powerful figures with the tacit understanding that those figures would then make generous donations to various foundations including (you guessed it!) The Clinton Foundation!
Oh, we're not nearly done yet!
Leslie H. Wexner, billionaire philanthropist and female-oriented entreprenuer extraordinaire, hails from ...
Dayton, Ohio
You know me. You may never have heard me say this before, but I'm going to say it now:
You just can't make this stuff up!
Q warned us, that we wouldn't believe just how big this whole thing is.
And it's not done yet. Allison Mack has named so many names, that it has slowed what should have been a one or two-year long trial into what some are saying will take a decade or more to completely close the book on. And a lot of people, we're talking hundreds, just as a result of this case alone, once all is told, will be going to jail, some for a very long time.
Because there was a lot more going on. And it had to do with children. You heard, didn't you, that they operated about a dozen child daycare centers around the world? And the mothers basically relinquished their children to this daycare network when they joined the cult.
Moreover, I have it on good authority that this case has tentacles that reach thousands of people, dozens of which are themselves embroiled in fiascos we haven't even heard of yet, and that they all, ultimately, directly involve both Clintons and both Obamas, and several other prominent Democrat politicians, and even a couple of erstwhile Republicans. But I've yet to hear any of those names, so I won't speculate.
And it's just driving me crazy. My wife, too, has now begun hunting down information for me.
Oh, well, will you look at that. She just came to tell me that she's going to do some more research on Epstein. I have my own, personal research assistant!
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Earth Spots
I forgot to tell you about these.
Earth spots are caused by the same thing as sunspots, with is an electrically-driven magnetic loop.
You've seen solar prominences before, right?
Well, the ends of those fiery rainbows is where one finds, not gold, but neutral iron, aka sunspots. In fact, those prominences cause the spots. Makes sense, eh? Neutral iron centered under a magnetic loop. Heat destroys the magnetism of magnets, but magnetism this powerful still attracts iron, no matter how hot.
Now here's the punchline: We get the same things on earth. And, just as on the sun, those magnetic loops, when they spring up, drag atmosphere with them. On the sun, we see fire tornadoes. On earth, we see hurricanes. In fact, in a bizarre application of the chicken-egg scenario, it is not the low pressure cell which causes the storm, or its motion, but the spinning nature of the Birkeland current which causes both the magnetic loop, and the spinning of the atmosphere. That spinning creates the low-pressure at the center, as well as the clouds and electrical charges. It's a rotating magnetic field. It generates electricity. Just like in a transformer.
And this can even be seen in isobar maps: Hurricanes are almost always paired with a second, usually weaker, low-pressure area which follows it. This weaker cell is the positive side of the loop. The stronger cell is the negative side of the loop. And that tells you which way the loop faces, and it almost always faces east-west, with the positive side on the east. And this is because of the larger Birkeland current which feeds the earth, causing the Van Allen belts, and their radiation.
But the positive, weaker cell can be strong enough to qualify as a hurricane, too, as in this case.
Bear all that in mind as you watch this.
Volcanoes are electric, too, and a manifestation of the earth discharging pent-up electricity. And, as the solar minimum progresses, the external charge pressure will relax, popping the top of the can, so to speak, allowing more charge to escape through volcanoes.
Time to hit those history books!
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From my playlist
During one of our road-trips, I noticed that the radio was frequently playing ads for Erectile Dysfunction products, condoms, HIV/AIDS, and other unsavory things, so I resolved to assemble an approved playlist of music for my kids to enjoy. We even bought them their own mp3 players years before most other people even knew such things existed. I even kept a shared folder full of music on my computer which they could listen to any time. A side-effect of this was that my kids got a thorough indoctrination in a wide sampling of music, not just in the music of my generation, although they got a lot of that, too. It even got to the point where they would share some of their fovorites from my playlist with their friends, who'd never heard such music in their lives, creating even more fans of Led Zeppelin, Journey, Boston, Tom Cochrane, Peter Maffay, Herbert Grönemeyer, and many more.
And, I do still listen to the current offerings of music on the radio, but very rarely. I just don't like rap, and never did. I don't like the buzzy sound of autotune. But I do still find the occasional song worth adding to my playlist. More and more, though, I find music I like on the 'Christian' stations. And here's something you probably hadn't heard...
Back in the days of Dick Clark's countdown show, that I used to listen to every week, looking for some song I'd somehow missed, often marveling at the uninspired and uninspiring tunes that managed to end up on the list. Then, in the early 1980s, just an MTV was coming into its own, the music stores all got computerized, and that radically changed Dick Clark's Top 20 Countdown.
How?
Well, it turned out that Christian bands sold more music than any of the groups on the pop-music lists. It's just that no one knew this because most music stores didn't carry Christian music unless it somehow slipped under their radar.
Remember Norman Greenbaum's Spirit in the Sky?
How about Argent's Hold Your Head Up?
Mr. Mister's Kyrie?
Christian songs all!
But no one knew, and so they sold through main-stream music stores, and even ended up on the pop-music charts.
And that was because all songs' positions on the 'hit charts' were anecdotal. That's right. Billboard magazine would survey music stores for their impression of which songs were selling fastest.
Then came the bad news that the big record labels were bribing the music chains to promote the hits they wanted/needed to sell.
And that was about the last gasp for all the lists. Not wanting Christian music to pollute, dilute, offend, put off, etc., they moved it to its own, separate list, much as they already had with country, R&B, and others. And they don't allow cross-over hits from the Christian charts.
Then came even worse news for Billboard et al: Christian groups could sell-out entire stadiums without so much as a dime spent on advertisement.
So, you'll find a lot of Christian music being added to my playlist lately, because I almost always listen to Christian stations like K-Love and Air1. And here's my current favorite.
But, don't take this as a wholesale approval of all Christian music. You'll find a lot of it teaches doctrines I can't subscribe to, like salvation through grace alone, and without works. Still, it's better than having to hear condom commercials. Especially with my kids in the car.
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