Macron's choice of PM has failed again following a vote of confidence in the French Parliament which saw Prime Minister Francois Bayrou lose by by 364 votes to 194 , a pretty resounding "Non !" to France's 5th PM in just 2 years.

The French economy is in tatters and so too its Left wing political system , they banned Marine Le Pen from standing in the next election but even so her successor to lead National Rally , Jordan Bardella , is well ahead in the polls although the choice of PM is Macron's to make not the people of France because "Democracy".

Quote:Bayrou’s fall came after he staked his government on an emergency confidence debate centred on the question of French debt.

He spent the summer in speeches, interviews and social media posts warning of the “existential” threat to France if it did not start to tackle its 3.4 trillion euro liability.

But he was quickly disabused of any hope that his prophesies of financial doom would sway opponents. Lacking any majority in the National Assembly, Bayrou saw the left and hard-right uniting against him – and his fate was sealed.

Some have speculated that Macron would turn now to a leftwing prime minister, having failed with the conservative Barnier and the centrist Bayrou. However, the PS has said it wants a total break from Macron’s pro-business policies.

It therefore seems likely Macron will look initially to another figure from within his own camp, with Defence Minister Sebastien Lecornu, Labour Minister Catherine Vautrin and Finance Minister Eric Lombard all said to be in the running
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5yqgnzw759t

They have found cells to include our own communicate via electric signals even during step one cell division. I figured I would add Spirit before someone else did... In the following example not just human cells but all the way down to the bottom of the food chain all cells exhibit this electrical communication.

Quote:A discovery that could change everything—yet most people have never even heard of it. The research you’re about to see has been presented in a safe, neutral way… but if you watch carefully, you’ll understand why breakthroughs like this rarely make it to the headlines. Special credit to Dr. Michael Levin for his groundbreaking work on bioelectricity and regeneration.

Quote:NEW YORK—The site of just two home losses in the past millennium due to the incredibly hostile atmosphere of the malevolent venue, Hades’ Inferno Stadium was once again ranked first on ESPN’s list of toughest arenas to play in this week.

Situated in the newly redeveloped sports and entertainment district on the banks of the River Styx, 115,000 eternally damned souls regularly sell out the iconic bone-columned stadium. Their deafening shrieks, along with the region’s flesh-melting heat and suffocating brimstone, create an environment that visiting coaches and players said makes it nearly impossible to leave with a victory.

“Every season when the schedule is released, I dread finding out whether we’ve gotta play down there,” said one anonymous player, blaming some of his career’s worst performances on the jet lag he experienced traveling through nine circles of hell. “It’s probably 155 degrees on the field, so guys are constantly cramping up. Plus, I’m always worried about running out of bounds because there’s only two feet between the sideline and the ring of fire lining the field.”

“So many guys tear their ACLs trying to stop themselves before they’re incinerated,” the source added. “And the ground is constantly erupting and impaling players on rusty spikes.”


Visitors confirmed that every aspect of the stadium, originally designed in 689 by a Visigoth pedophile, has been carefully considered to provide the home team with the maximum advantage, such as forcing opponents to walk past a caged Cerberus as they make their way through the Tunnel of Shadows leading to the field. Players also noted that the stadium’s retractable roof is left open when torrential downpours of rams’ blood are expected, leading to slippery and at times dangerous conditions—a problem exacerbated by the poor drainage in the field’s bed of hot coals.

Moreover, the dilapidated stadium locker room is said to be a bottomless pit of darkness with only two working toilets.

“It’s a tough place to play, I’ll say that,” said a coach whose eyes were recently gouged out by one of the banshees unleashed during timeouts to entertain fans. “We try to replicate the conditions in practice, like cranking up the heat and pumping in the stench of rotting flesh, but it’s not the same as having the real wind of Satan’s breath swirling around the stadium.”

“There’s just no way to recreate seeing your starter’s soul sucked out of his mouth,” the trembling coach added.

Visiting teams agreed that the biggest contributor to the home field advantage is the stadium’s raucous, demonic fans, particularly the diehard “Ultras,” a group largely made up of former al-Qaeda terrorists. The stadium has long held the Guinness World Record for loudest crowd, achieved when fans reached 247.1 decibels when singing along to Sisqó’s “Thong Song,” which is traditionally played at the end of every third quarter.

Many players also begrudgingly admitted that seeing a sea of fans all waving human entrails is, in fact, distracting.

“I’m all for fans creating a hostile environment, but a lot of the time they really cross the line,” said one anonymous visiting player, adding that he genuinely feared for his safety the time thousands of drunken fans began hurling the human skulls used to serve ice cream onto the field. “The stuff they say can get really personal, like when I kept hearing this demonic voice in the stands say my mom is the fattest bitch in hell. I finally looked back and saw it was this little aborted fetus giving me the middle finger.”

“The only other place you’d ever see that is Fenway,” the anonymous player added.

Sources around the league expect that Infero will only become a more difficult place to play in the coming years. A recently announced sponsorship deal with longtime corporate partner Amazon will fund the addition of 25,000 upper bowl seats as well as the restoration of the 6,000-gallon bucket of boiling water that tips onto the field to celebrate big plays.

“We’re very proud of the game day atmosphere at Inferno,” said stadium communications director Timothy McVeigh. “It’s one of the greatest sports venues in all realms, and we hope to continue delivering memorable days at the ballpark to all those who crawl through the Flaming Gates.”

“We look forward to seeing you all at Soul Giveaway Night,” McVeigh continued. “Now let’s go, Cats!”

As the triple A games industry continues to stagnate by continually producing Woke slop gamers don't want to play a solo developer from Australia named Tyler has created one of the best games of 2025 , released into early access back in March Schedule 1 has become the sleeper Management sim hit of the year with good reason.

As a prospective weed dealer you start off in a town with no money and nothing to sell but with a little help from a contact you get a motel room , a little money and connection to a seed seller from there you start your fledgling drugs industry.

Quote:You're a small-time drug dealer rolling into a fresh town with no cash, no product and no connections. Build your drug empire from the ground up in the grungy west-coast city of Hyland Point. Contend against intensifying law enforcement and deadly cartel competitors to expand your empire and reach the peak of the underworld.

Produce a range of drugs to satisfy your customers, each one with it's own unique production process. Discover special recipes to create new drug variants with special properties.

As the man said in the video they are in every state in the USA which is something I have mostly known for the last 15 years. Getting bought and paid for politicians to do anything about it has always been an up hill battle in many states though.

The intel and the research into the arrest of these animals has been a long time in coming but.....better late than never... Don't let up and get everyone involved which would be a good thing IMO !

Way back when, my night scope was a Russian scope (heavy M.F.) which was mounted on one of my short ARs. All these night vision scopes were expensive back then and I can only assume they have not decreased in price over the last 15 years for a quality scope. 

At night if your enemy has IR or even night vision viewing devices and you don't, you are in the wrong place at the wrong time IMO. 

Quote:Dr Jerome Corsi - Writer, author, host of the truth central show and a JFK expert. https://www.corsination.com/ The Anti-Globalist Manifesto: Ending the War on Humanity Trump shut down US AID it turned out to be a giant money laundering operation for Democrats, the military industrial complex, the CIA and more. Now he’s going after ACT Blue whose allegedly illegally pouring money into US elections. Now he’s saying its time to get rid of mail in ballots. Why the sudden focus on election integrity? God’s Five Stones The Congressional budget office released that President Trump’s tariff could pay off $4 trillion in national debt. Now a judge threatens to shut down a nearly trillion stream of revenue to our country. 35,000 people have applied to join border patrol while 110,000 have applied to work for ICE. Is this just about a signing bonus or is this Americans waking up and wanting to be a part of making america safe again? Is Trump preparing for War with Venezuela over their socialist government and the gangs and the drug trafficking or why the military movement off the coast of Venezuela? The Anti-Globalist Manifesto: Ending the War on Humanity

Most of the people detained following the "largest single-site enforcement operation" in history are said to be South Korean Nationals who are believed to have been working for a "network of subcontractors" at the 3,000-acre site.

Quote:The spokesman for the South Korean foreign ministry, Lee Jaewoong, said there was a "large" number of South Koreans among those detained in the raid, but did not provide an exact number.

He said the detained workers were part of a "network of subcontractors" and that the employees worked for several different companies on the Georgia site.
Mr Lee said South Korea's foreign ministry is dispatching diplomats from its embassy in Washington and consulate in Atlanta to the site, and plans to form an on-site response team centred on the local mission.
"The business activities of our investors and the rights of our nationals must not be unjustly infringed in the process of US law enforcement," Mr Lee added.

The Department of Homeland Security said in a statement that agents executed a search warrant "as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into allegations of unlawful employment practices and other serious federal crimes".

The manufacturing site, which employs about 1,200 people, has been hailed as the largest economic development project in the state's history by Governor Brian Kemp and other officials.

https://news.sky.com/story/475-people-de...a-13425630

Cool short story from the past...

Quote:In a recorded interview in 1947, 101-year-old General Julius Howell recalls fighting as a Confederate soldier during the Civil War and the moment he heard about Lincoln’s assassination.

Pvt. Julius Franklin Howell. Howell was born on January 17th 1846 and at the age of 16 enlisted into the Confederate Army. He served with Company "K" of the 24th Virginia Cavalry until he was captured at the battle of Sailors Creek in 1865.

His unit fought around the Black Water River boundary until his regiment was called to defend the Capital City of Richmond in 1864.  After the evacuation of Richmond his unit moved west under the command of General Ewell until its capture at Sailors Creek in April of 1865.  He then was taken as a prisoner to Point Lookout prison in south eastern Maryland where he was held for three months and then upon taking the "Oath of Allegiance on June 13, 1865 he was released.

Howell bore witness to the Civil War, World War 1, World War 2 and the first atomic weapon before dying at the age of 102 years old  on June, 19th 1948.

Hi all.

Asking for advice, I know absolutely noone whom I can ask this in person. 
So I did a home inspection. 
And this is one of the found:

"ATTIC VENT LINES : The bathroom exhaust vents are tied into the plumbing vents in the attic, rather than terminating on the exterior. This could create an explosive condition by introducing flammable methane gas into the fan's electrical system. We recommend adding extensions and rerouting to soffit or other exterior vents "


My handyman, whom I trust and think does good work connected the bathroom exhaust fans , appearantly into the plumbing vents?
He said the following about what was said in the inspection report: 

" This is crazy, I don’t see how it is possible that a bathroom exhaust fan which pushes the air out can pull any gas in? Another thing, those pipes are designed to suck fresh air in when toilets and sinks are being drained to help with that process. There is never methane in the air space of those pipes. So I don’t see any way that this can be a potential or danger.
Insurance companies are so paranoid these days because of all the fraud that’s going on.
If you would like me to reroute the ventilation through the roof, according to Code, I can do it, but it will not be cheap. I will need to call a roofing company to cut the hole in the roof to install the vent professionally as I I’m not insured for cutting holes in roofs and cannot be held liable for leaks that may be caused of it." 



So do I go with what was said in the inspection report, or do I go with what my handyman said?

Thanks