Writes Bill Madden:

There are a lot of problems in the world.  When you begin to think that we live in a sane world, please read the titles of the VT articles in order to restore your cynicism.

Thanks, David Martin.

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Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Writes David Martin

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Huntsville, the largest city in Alabama, is now poised to become a central location in operations to expand U.S. military might to the cosmos to compete with rivals like Russia and China.

Alabama city population from my 2012 AAA Road Atlas:

Birmingham    242,820
Montgomery   201, 568
Mobile,             198,915
Huntsville       158,216

But, amazingly, the article is right.  Huntsville is, indeed, now the largest city in Alabama.

And why is that?  The article tells us in so many words:

The city is a major hub for defense contractors and aerospace companies, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman. The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is also located in Huntsville, which is nicknamed “Rocket City” because of its role in building the first rockets that helped the U.S. reach the moon.

And what’s wrong with Colorado?

“The problem I had with Colorado, one of the big problems, they do mail-in voting,” Trump said. “So they have automatically crooked elections.”

Trump is really on the money with that one.  Check out Paul Craig Roberts’ latest article.

The purple state of Virginia better vote Republican in its off-year election this fall for the benefit of Wallops Island.

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Global Research

Thanks, David Martin.

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Writes Bill Maden

Re: Since World War II the United States has not declared war even though it has been in a continuous state of war. It is no coincidence that none of these “wars” have been won. From 1950 Korea to 2025 Yemen and everything in between.

The major owners of Corporate America are not interested in winning wars.  They are interested in their quarterly profit distributions so we get no-win wars.  The “rules of engagement” are always structured to protect the enemy from annihilation which our forces are easily capable of doing. 

After reading: “The Brothers”, and “The Secret Team”:

I’m more convinced than ever that our alphabet agencies work directly for the major owners of Corporate America.  I believe that these wealthy families control our entire government but that the conduits of influence and control are shorter for the alphabet agencies than the other parts of government with the conduit for the CIA being the shortest.  The U2 that crashed in Russia to prevent the Paris Peace Summit back in 1960 was sabotaged during pre-flight.  According to Prouty’s book, it was not shot down, it flamed out due to a half-filled hydrogen tank.  The hydrogen was needed at high altitudes to maintain combustion.

The Cold War was very profitable and, like no-win hot wars, the profiteers wanted it to continue.

Thanks, Bruce McLane.

Zero Hedge

Writes Tim McGraw:

An aircraft mechanic has to check, double-check, triple-check, and with me, I’d check my aviation work four times before signing off on it. I also kept a good track of my tools. My toolbox was organized. I knew if something was missing. 

I feel sorry for Chuck, the mechanic who did the engine change, but you have to at least double-check the work, no matter how much management wants the job done yesterday. Chuck would have found his hammer if he’d checked over the engine installation with a flashlight.

With my Jeep Grand Wagoneer, the mechanic at the shop left his hose clamp tool on top of the V-8’s intake manifold. This metal tool concentrated the heat from the engine on the left valve cover, causing the valve cover gasket to leak at high temperatures. I have new chrome, ooooh chrome, valve covers, and new gaskets, but haven’t replaced them. I only drive the Jeep a few miles a week. The gasket doesn’t leak until about 10 miles of driving. 

I mailed the hose clamp tool back to the mechanic. Told him what it did. The shop offered to fix the problem, but the shop always keeps my Jeep for 5 weeks for repairs. No thanks.

Writes Tim McGraw:

There are no heroes in the Middle East. Ronald Reagan was right. Avoid the place at all costs. Instead, Trump and Congress are fully involved and supporting the Zionists in Israel. General Douglas MacArthur was right. Anyone who says America should be involved in a war in Asia is insane.

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Eric Zuesse

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Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

Thanks, Chris Sullivan.

Thanks, Saleh Abdullah.

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Eric Zuesse

Thanks, Tim McGraw.

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Thanks, Saleh Abdullah.

MintPress News

Writes Patrick Foy:

Here’s an especially important and informative update by Professor Mearsheimer on the two outstanding Washington-generated and enabled conflicts, the war over Palestine and the war in Ukraine. Many facts and insights. Both wars I regard as evidence of U.S. foreign policy failure. American neocons and neoliberals, on the other hand, regard them as successes because they demonstrate Washington’s world leadership. As usual, I ask, to what end? The so-called leadership is clearly misguided.

The clips [starting at 17:20 on the video] of Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich addressing his domestic audience about the true nature of Israel’s actions in Gaza support what Mearsheimer and a handful of others have been saying all along. Mearsheimer notes that Smotrich’s, “honest description…stands in marked contrast to what Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israel’s supporters in the United States are saying about Israeli policy. Smotrich’s remarks are both sickening and illuminating.”

True to form, when it comes to Israel and Ukraine, America is being used by the Washington foreign policy elite to further hidden agendas.

Vicki Marzullo wrote:

I always said Trump sucks on foreign affairs.

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Chris Sullivan wrote:

Hamas might be a really bad outfit, but what does anybody actually know about it?

If I’m not mistaken, Israel and the US helped it get going and it carried the election when the US was so concerned about “democracy.”

I know that the major “news” organizations never report anything accurately or truthfully, so I have no way to decide what Hamas is. The October 7th account has been shown to be largely false and that’s probably the case with everything we’re told.

Writes Christopher Mosley:

May Hayek’s works peck out the eyes of Chinkcock Musk’s LarkinLink. The gays are cool but feudalists are foo foos.

I’m working on a reworking of the Gadsden Flag. I despise Thomas Hobbes more than Ayn Rand despised Kant. I’m thinking maybe a sword with Mason’s compass as the hilt wielded by eagle claws beheading the figure on the cover of Leviathan.

Btw, I’m willing to donate funds to the Mises Institute for purchasing copies of Society Against The State by Pierre Clastres. May campuses far and wide wield the spirit of freedom with strength against Leviathan!

I fear no lesser beast!

Writes Christopher Mosley:

He’s trying to hijack the Time Machine that is Universe. 

Now you understand his motives. I offer an alternative model that better aligns with anarchocapitalism, free will and true will.

Every event is infinite but not every event is meaningful to every God. Some have compromised with the pessimistic assumption only one universe or timeline exists, i.e, to build a Time Machine one must accept an entire timeline. I say physics allows for being multiple places simultaneously. Skip the songs you choose not to hear. Wills will coexist. 

Robert Anton Wilson’s Irish Bronx accent emphasizing the word THOU might be the greatest Thelemic commentary ever given.

You ready to save the world? Let the adventures begin!

Christopher Mosley wrote:

Here’s another thought experiment.

The Federal Hemp Farm Act specifies that no U.S. state, U.S. territory, nor Indian reservation may interfere with the interstate commerce of federally compliant hemp products. Suppose Trump’s golf course sells Alabamians federally compliant hemp products either in Florida or via postal services and Itchy Cooch Ivy is advised by a lower court that HB445 does not interfere with The Commerce Clause. Would this not be a flagrant violation of The Commerce Clause, the constitutional rights of U.S. citizens, and the lasez faire of Mar A Lago?

Tell her to piss on Goat Hill’s burning of Bob Marley vinyls please.

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Eugyppius

Writes Bill Madden:

This article will be good advice for our younger Americans after we correct our governance back to the Constitution.  It was published in: www.lewrockwell.com along with many other great articles.  If only good communication could help control our increasingly powerful central government and return some power back to the people.

Most of our country’s problems stem from unconstitutional agencies, legislation and activities but, unfortunately, those profiting from unconstitutional government are very willing to share some of the profits from unconstitutional governance with our politicians and bureaucrats.  Therein lies the problem.

David Martin wrote:

Such great timing with what they’re doing in Gaza.

See this.

Thanks, Ginny Garner.

Thanks, John Frahm.

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