Twenty-five strange beings that ensures the citizens of Estonia quickly draw their curtains when the
sun goes down.

Quote:In this video, we dive into Elon Musk’s groundbreaking acquisition of Ford Motor Company, a move that has shocked the automotive world. Discover how Musk’s strategic genius and Tesla’s EV dominance positioned him to take over one of the most iconic automakers in history. Learn how Tesla and Ford’s union could redefine the industry by combining innovation with mass production on a global scale. We’ll explore what this means for legacy automakers, as rivals scramble to keep up in the race for electrification. Debate the challenges of merging Ford’s century-old legacy with Tesla’s futuristic vision. Finally, we’ll look at the mixed reactions to this seismic shift and what the future of transportation might hold. Stay tuned—it’s not just a merger, it’s a revolution!

00:00 Intro 01:07 Chapter 1: How Did Musk Pull It Off? 02:47 Chapter 2: What Happens When Tesla and Ford Join Forces? 04:52 Chapter 3: Is This the End of Traditional Automakers? 06:53 Chapter 4: What Does This Mean for Ford’s Legacy? 09:08 Chapter 5: The Reaction Excitement and Concerns 10:20 Chapter 6: What’s Next for the Auto Industry? 11:08 The Beginning of a New Era 11:39 Outro

This is one heck of a story about how they tried to get 25 million from the Gaetz family. These assholes can ruin a persons future and reputation with but a word.

Kash Patel has been appointed by Trump to head up the FBI. IMO if he gets the conformation he will be a great asset for the American people and the reinstatement of actual justice from the FBI.

Gregory Aldrete: The Roman Empire - Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome | Lex Fridman Podcast #443

One of the rare conversations that held my interest for 4 hours.




0:00 - Introduction
2:23 - Ancient world
16:18 - Three phases of Roman history
19:08 - Rome's expansion
30:48 - Punic wars
39:20 - Conquering Greece
40:59 - Scipio vs Hannibal
44:05 - Heavy infantry vs Cavalry
47:42 - Armor
1:00:32 - Alexander the Great
1:06:33 - Roman law
1:16:13 - Slavery
1:23:53 - Fall of the Roman Republic
1:27:38 - Julius Caesar
1:32:17 - Octavian's rise
1:42:09 - Cleopatra
1:50:32 - Augustus
2:18:42 - Religion in Rome
2:42:47 - Emperors
2:49:54 - Marcus Aurelius
2:56:05 - Taxes
2:59:13 - Fall of the Roman Empire
3:16:25 - Decisive battles
3:40:35 - Hope

"I'll tell you one thing that's always fascinated me in this comparison of ancient-modern battle warfare, is how people don't learn the lessons of the past in military history. And the very specific example that I've seen play out twice in my lifetime is just certain places people make the same mistakes over & over again. So, a nice example is Afghanistan."

"That is a geographic region that over & over again, the best most sophisticated armies in the world have invaded and have met horrible failure. That goes all the way back to Alexander the Great who tried to conquer that area, the Mongols tried, the Huns, the Moguls, Victorian Britain, the Russians, the Americans, and they made the very same mistakes over & over & over again. The two mistakes each made are not understanding the terrain and not understanding the fundamentally tribal nature of that area; it's not a centralized government."
— Gregory Aldrete

Quote:November 15, 2024 / Joseph P. Farrell



This story that was shared by T.S. (with our thanks) is another one of those stories that has me scratching my head, wondering just exactly what is going on, and how long it's been going on. So, I'll get to the article first, because my problems with it are numerous and will require a bit of an extended tour around Harvey's Barn:

Scientists uncover 'saltshaker' breakthrough in quest for limitless energy — here's how it could transform the future

So here's the latest "fusion" breakthrough (honestly, folks, aren't you getting tired of all these "fusion breakthroughs", and there's still no fusion? Or is there? We'll get back to that):

Quote:Scientists are getting closer to functioning, sustainable fusion energy, and they've just taken another big step: finding a way to prevent material on the chamber walls from interfering in the reaction, Interesting Engineering reports.

Scientists were facing a problem. A fusion reaction needs superheated plasma to work. Experiments have revealed that tungsten is a durable material that is good for containing that plasma, and the plasma-containing device — called a tokamak — was built with tungsten walls.

However, when a fusion reaction runs inside a tungsten tokamak, tiny pieces of tungsten break off and mix into the plasma — these tiny bits cool down the plasma too much, preventing the reaction from running.

Researchers at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have found the solution, Interesting Engineering revealed: sprinkling boron powder into the plasma and allowing it to form a coating on the tungsten walls.

Well, hooray for boron! Just a spoon full of boron helps the fusion take place...(Sung to the tune of "Just a Spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down...")

Now we can help prevent those big hot fusion reactors from melting down. And it's only taken us - what - about seventy years since these were first proposed and designed in the 1950s.  Heck, I can remember reading my Scientific American articles in junior high school and looking with fascination over those pictures and cut-away diagrams of tokomak reactors... in the 1960s... (Notably, the popular press and Weekly Readers of the time seem to have almost totally ignored Philo Farnsworth's public announcements of fusion breakthroughs - no boron needed, apparently - but that's another story for another time, and I've talked about that extensive before in my books and on this website anyway.)

None of this is at the heart of my historiographical frustration, however, and those regular readers here who are familiar with my books, and particularly my book The Nazi international, wherein I detail the fusion research of Dr. Ronald Richter in Juan Peron's 1950s Argentina, will know exactly why.

For those who've not read the book (you may purchase it off the website), my problem is that Dr. Richter, who claimed to have solved the controlled fusion problem for Juan Peron in the early 1950s (!) made two rather intriguing claims (among many others!) about his process for doing so: (1) he was using lithium 7 as a fuel, with (2) a mixture of boron.  In other words, boron has been part of the fusion equation since the 1950s, at least, if you believe Dr. Richter. (Those "other claims" also involved rotating the plasma, pulsing it with high voltage, and the discovery of a coupling effect between plasmas and the zero point energy, but hey, who's paying any attention, because he claimed to be doing at this at temperatures far below what the standard orthodoxy of thermonuclear mechanics at the time dictated.)

Richter was therefore roundly denounced in the world press and by fellow scientists for being a fraud, a montebank, and a swindler, all of which I detail in my book.

But here we are, in 2024 (not 1952), and all of a sudden we learn that boron is a useful ingredient for sustaining a hot fusion plasma... in other words, Richter has been somewhat confirmed, which is unusual for a fraud, montebank, and swindler (and you'll have noted a distinct absence of mention of his name and thoughts on boron in the article.)

So this is a bit of a teensy-tiny (or, depending on one's lights, whopping) discrepancy... It took us more than seventy years to find out what a Nazi scientist working for Juan Peron told us long ago?

"That dog don't hunt," as they say.

Of course, the other side of the story, the one forgotten in popular accounts when they do bother to mention Dr. Richter's Argentinian fusion fantasies, is that the US Air Force secretly sent a team to interview him after his 'exposure" as a fraud to the world press. This team published a report which I reproduced in The Nazi International, and it makes for some very interesting reading, because in one and the same report, often within the same paragraph, Richter's ideas and the man himself are roundly denounced; he is indeed a fraud, montebank, and swindler. But the other half of the story is, that some scientists, reviewing the interview of Richter, concluded that he was "some sort of mad genius, working in the 1970s", which at that time, was two decades ahead of where we were.

But if this "Just a spoon full of boron helps the fusion take place..." report is true, then at least in this regard, Richter was about 70 years ahead of the curve. "Those gosh-danged Nazis... one wonders just what else has been hidden..."

And one wonders why these things seem to be coming out just now... world's fairs, anyone?

See you on the flip side...

OK, before I go too far here, I don't want anyone to believe I am supporting any point of view in this thread. I am merely sharing a personal observation.

I've been desperate enough to frequent Gab Social and despite blocking the Neo-Nazis and White Power types in an attempt to get only quality input, I still get exposed to some ultra-rightwing propaganda that I find disturbing. I view such posts with great suspicion because this seems to support the left's contention that Trump is an evil dictator akin to Adolf Hitler who is supported by mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging, white supremacists.

While dodging and ignoring all the antisemitic, white-power, and Neo-Nazi crap so prolific on Gab Social, I can confidently state that some posts and memes portray Donald Trump as a Christ-like savior worthy of a giant monument or cathedral. Based on likes for such posts, it has me wondering a couple of things,

"How many people actually believe Donald Trump has some divine authority?" 

And

"Does the "Ultra-MAGA" blind follower characterization of Trump supporters as portrayed by the left have any validity?"

There are specific answers to be sure, but I tend to believe that nothing is entirely black or white and will except percentages, probabilities and personal opinion as an answer.

Quote:70,000 youths worldwide, of whom half are hardcore activists (35,000) and the rest supporters.

United States 3,500
United Kingdom 1,500
Canada, at least 500
Total: 5,500 in English-speaking countries

Quote:22 million Americans support neo-Nazis, new poll indicates

Survey was conducted in the wake of deadly violence which ravaged Charlottesville

Nine per cent of Americans say holding neo-Nazi or white supremacist views is acceptable, according to a new poll.

The Washington Post ABC poll was carried out in the wake of the deadly racially-charged violence which erupted at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville earlier this month. If extrapolated to the entire US population, nine per cent would equate to 22 million people.

A battle is shaping up with regards to so called sanctuary cities and the Federal Immigration policies... I will actually clap if some of the elected idiots in places like Chicago, L.A. and N.Y. get a stay at club Fed; orange jump suit and all...

Meditation is something I mastered early on in life. I've used several techniques over the years, and have even learned to meditate into nirvana with simple breathingand focus techniques. 

This is unlike any meditation practice ive ever heard of.



From the world of the weird:




Thai police find 41 dead bodies ‘used for meditation’ in Buddhist monastery
by Iona Cleave
11/24/2024 · 12:01 PM EST
They wear disposable hair nets, gloves and facemasks as they stand near a small temple in a forest
Police and rescue workers examine evidence at the Pa Nakhon Chaibovorn monastery on Saturday - Bangkok Post
Forty-one bodies have been found inside a Buddhist monastery in Thailand where they were allegedly being used in meditation practices.

Police are now trying to identify the cadavers discovered on Saturday and whether they were obtained legally by the Pa Nakhon Chaibovorn monastery in the lower north province of Phichit.



Maj Gen Tadej Klomkliang, chief of Phichit provincial police, told the Bangkok Post he was investigating how the deceased had died.

The monastery claimed the bodies, which police said were accompanied with death and body donation certificates, were willingly donated by devoted followers.

Phra Ajarn Saifon Phandito, head of the monastery, said that the use of corpses was part of a “meditation technique” he developed.

“Many of the people who come to learn are abbots and all these monks... pass on the knowledge,” he told Thai PBS, the state broadcaster. “I don’t know how many have adopted my technique.”

The police raid came days after 12 mummified bodies were discovered at another remote monastery, in neighbouring Kamphaeng Phet province, on Wednesday.

Officers found the bodies, including that of a child, being used in meditation practices at the Siri Chan Forest Monastery. Followers believed dead bodies could provide supernatural powers, according to local media reports.



Ancient ritual
Corpse meditation is an ancient Buddhist ritual, largely limited to Thailand, where practitioners meditate next to cadavers at different stages of decomposition in order to increase awareness that death can strike at any time.

The corpse is often a child or young adult who died unexpectedly and whose body was donated to a temple by their family.

Thailand’s population is overwhelmingly Buddhist, but many hold beliefs outside the religion that include the worship of spirits and ghosts.

Phichit police said they were working with authorities in other provinces to investigate how widespread the practice of corpse meditation was.

Thailand’s National Office of Buddhism was also looking into whether the monastery’s corpse meditation practices conflict with Buddhist principles.



In May 2022, Thai police arrested Thawee Nanra, a 75-year-old suspected cult leader, whose followers worshipped corpses and consumed bodily fluids in an attempt to cure illnesses.

Police found 11 corpses inside the secret forest encampment, allegedly the bodies of former followers of Mr Thawee, who was later charged with illegally transporting corpses.

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Approved For Release tajp~reanj Drre TeZepat _Clairvayance and G~c,ma_grlet,ic Acti.yitY Michael Persirfger, PhD, L_aur,entzan University, S,.fdbriry, Qntario, Canada, and Stanley KriQpner^, PhD, Sa ybro,_,k Tnstltilte, San Francisccr; California, Tntroductior; Several studies invc,lvinq putative (T-C) eH "~=r,tanec,us telepatyic- periences concerning clairvoyant death o, yant have su r cs to f _r' to 99ested a r. amily members 4enrnannetic fr,i.e. Ontributir~rr evidence ( t- these Phenomena. e?4?, Schal.at n ~-}ersin 'here i s some get. IrgLq i) that have Occurred when the aeornaonetir activxty was SpJntane,.,,.1,, ?..., exper.iencF~; Ys before AOwer' (; . e. or afterwards a nd ca?rnpr) than the lower tr decided lac, means Of ;he ra,rnthly \,0-laes. We t11 study whether i.5 pcltter'r, was c,V1C:Ien? to ex Oar;me experiences as well. . nta;. 7-C The exrger' lrnents lrl T_C dreams r observatons} in his r, q ,eW out of MCnta I.,a q ~tI ir,iarl, 5 pa~C"hlati`1C (i 9Fi q) cOmmUnl 7]1'aC?I' 1('?p. ,- cation ,f -'s t;ensih; apoearinq in the ;nt,rnal:_,; S he Context clients. '='' sortie Ullman CII^eams repartPd decided to by ina lire whethf,r, y h 1-spherrr.,liren~;r, reams that were experiment w?uld a 1 .1 y Won aaaear` Mola ld t .. recI (Wider seem to ccrntrn,71pC, exclude alternative canei.? ions .: 4- ha pro1ect nterpretat1Ons. U1in7arf was by Stanley Kri 7_;lned goner, now Institute, San Franr;c-- Professor of asyrh, 1 .,Y at c ..L.. ?Ychoph..-F ie= H,,nrr~ t, r, . Ysir_al Research Lahcrr`at orlp5 now Cir^r,rt,or? _.f t He are r Pri r,r.e# r..rn, New cam Zed Of,lt i n t ay.. The h e V e Derlroents 7n1 L (a h,,-r?a rl,'' y ri f'. Ma llnrln)CIF?~1 w~t11r,.,? n P r1F; Y'.. 459 Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0  P96-00792R000400030001 Brooklyn. where Ullman served as director of the Commnrnity Mental. F+gatth The typical procedure followed at Maimonides was for the percipient (or subject) to arrive at the laboratory in time to meet the agent -- a person who would spend much of the night focusing upon the contents of an art print. The percipients task was to dream about this art print ever though it wo+..tld tie selected once the percipient was isolated from the agent. The percipient would also meet the two experimenters who would explain the procedures. (On a few occasions, the art print was Gelected randomly, was not removed from the sealed envelope, and no agent was used. The percipient was simply instructed to attempt dreaming about the art print.) After electrodes were attached to the percipient's head for the monitoring of brain waves anc eye movements, the percipient would have no further contact with the anent until the following morning. Ar, experimenter threw dice that, in combination with a random number table, provided a number that corresponded to one on a sealed envelope containing an art print. The envelope was opened once the anent reached his or her arivate room in a distant part of the building. This, art print became the target or, which the agent focused during the course of the night (Ullman & Krinpner, 1978). The experimenters took turn'a monitoring the percipient's sleep. Toward the end of each period of rapid eye movement (REM), the percipient was awauened nv an experimenter via intercom and described any dream content that could be recalled. These comments were tape recorded as was a morning interview in which the percipient associated to his or her dream recall.. The interview was conducted douple blind; neither the percipient nor the 460 Approved for Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0  Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RD experimenters knew the identity of the target nor the pool of art prints from which the target had been randomly selected. The target for a given night and the dreams far the night , a number of strikin often contain+eC 9 similarities, suDgesting that an anomaly (so-eal]ed ? "telepathy" or "clairvoyance") occurred. For^ example, or, 23 may 196 target was a print of a zebra painted by 6 the Y an ur,knnyrr, rndiar, artist, T Percipient dreamed about a "horse show, ? ,hf? a horse race,? and a "strived tie. But it could have been the case that any transcript of a n , have contained 1oht s dr earns mi_,ht Passages of striking similarity to any Picture to might have been compared (Child, 1985). wlich they To evaluate the chance hypothesis, the ;tiairnonides tears c?bt of similarity between the judprnentr the dream content and each of the other targets in the pool from which the aoter,tial actual target had been rYPicall ,'and,.-,r'r1Y selected, Y, three judges were used who w+,.rke d h?. i r,d anr+ i r,r. er~F r,r_ er,t. y other with materials that had been mei:l.ed to about there. 'C,++,ey har which picture had beer, randomly selected as the difference between targets and norr-targets Content w in thei- sin.ilar ity to as considered an apparent PParent anomaly, ''ypi.cally, the tar^oet c,-,gals t.~sed by the judges were duplicates that had ,,aver been handled by the ac7ent5. Although percipients sometime- red the rudnes Simi larities t':-, on rate ta r p t r i . ~,.. a 100-point scale 9--_re.tt~ , the only fora in which data a*^e avai tante e l l sessions is a count f t tdr4et pool heir own, crearns a.n:1irl 5t the (before they discovered the identi.t dltho,.igh v of the aa: t~.ial. tar some experiments req., get), and men judges' ts and misses. ranked in l the !. a rn ell the upper half o the target lit 461 .a Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0  Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R00040003000 noel of six) for similarity to the dreams and post-sleep interview, the Outcome was considered a hit. If the actual target had been ranked in thja lower- half of the 0001 (e.g., 44, #5, #6 in a cool of six), the outcome aa! considered a miss. The median score of the three judges was selected t Ceter'nine hits and misses. For the o'ir?noses of thin study, the ranks were divided into four categories. A "high hit" would ne a rank in the top cuartile (e.g, #1 or 12 it a oooi of eight; 41 in a cool of six), a "low hit" would be a rank in the ., #3 or #4 in a pool of eight; #2 or #3 in a pool of "high miss" would bP a rank, in the third quartile (P. g., #5 or #6 in a oool of eight; 04 or #5 in a pool of six); a "low miss" would be a rank in the fourtn quartile (47 or #8 in a Doll of eight; #6 in a pool of six). The first night' eaci subject spent at the Maimonides Laboratory was utilized and the other nights were discarded. This yielded 62 experimental -L nights available for analysis -- 18 "high hits," 29 "low hits," 7 "high misses," and 8 "'low misses." The 62 cases represent an almost total collection of subjects seen betwepr, ")62 and 1.969 at Mai.rnonides. It was decioea to "se geomagnetic activity as measured by the AA index. Northern hernisohere AA values were collected for the 3 days before, the day of, and the 3 ca.vs after the day that each subject began the dream experiment. These AA values were determined from Mayaud's (1973) data and conseouent monthly updates. Mean monthly values were also listed. Subjects (cases) were coded accordinq to hander and to the closeness of their dreams' 462 Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0  Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0 correspondence to the target (i.e., "hi:;h hit r HH; ,low nit" or (.H; "7ir~h miss" or HM; "low miss? or LM). In other woF^ds, these four, groups recresente:_ Judges' ranks Of successive order trorn strongest ?hits" to stY^ n "misses. Best The major design involved MANOVA (multiale analyses of variance). Th repeated measure was the AA values for the r e hr^ee days before, the day Of, and the three days aft er the day the experiment was held (a total of 7 days). range of th e activit .--- 11- "' a geomaoretir y Within this period tends to be cor','elated, 0artic,_t}arly wit'-1 a Give" day plus/mi.nus 1 or days. Exceclt fspecific Per i,,,bicities, the intercorrelations between geomagnetic aCtlvity on a day and + days before more than three or afterwards are not statrstrcally rn~, significarAt. The twr ma l r,r main factors (r!on-repeated) were gender (male vs. ferna.le) and r~rc,,.i : or. the numbers of Itec?a subjects within the HM -, s_ and LM groups were respectively), nal.' (N-7, additional analyses were rornpleted, with these two combined. The major analyses involved lc,o base '0 transfarrnatir_,rs of the eai'y .AA values, this was COnraleted in order to reauce the e,antr^ibl_(tic,ns frc,ro sin0?e outlier cases (days) and to increase the homogeneity of variance oetweer, Groups and between re peaters measures. H,:,wev(3r, all analyses were a1s) completed using the original AA values as Q.,are root transf-,rrna , the latter tic,, cec~~,ise were not as extreme as the 1 . rnodifications? A p.=Sterir,r_i "-trasts were completed using corrEJ.atec t-tests for F. 't e~rendent t- each }r_?acy ana test s (between groups on riven day) to c;er,errnire the sc,~rr re of #fty factor by re t pea ed measure interaction s. 463 pproved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0  Correlated t-tests with p values set at p (.01 (to reduce the effect of multiple t probabilities) were completed for each group for the AA values of each of the 7 days during the experiment and the AA average for the month in which toe experience' occurred. The latter analyses were completed to determine the absolute activity oF the days of the experience compared to the typical monthly values rather than restricting the analyses to the relative differences between the key day and the days before and afterwards. All analyses were completed using SPSSX software on a DEC2020 computer. MANOVA for all 62 subjects according to the three major groups (HH, LH, LM plus HM), gender, and the seven repeated measures (key days plus/minus 3 days) of geomagnetic activity (AA values) demonstrated no significant group or ^encer interactions. However, there was a significant (F=2.53, df=12, p=.003) interaction between groups and the geomagnetic activity over days for the log pose transformed AA values (Fig"re 1). There was also a nearly significant gaily difference (c=2.54, df=5,336, p=.03). There were neither gender by day or gender by group by day interactions. The group by day interaction was significant (p=.01) for the absolute AA values as well. Six of the experimental days involved the testing of two subjects rather than one. To determine if this slight modification in procedure may have altered the geomagnetic contribution to the psi effect, additional analyses were completed on those days (cases) where only one subject was tested. The basic results are shown in Figure 2. There was no appreciable change in the geomagnetic temporal pattern and the significant day by group interactions were not affected. Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-DP96-00792R000400030001-0  Approved For Release 2000/08/11: CIA-RDP96-007 When all four groups were analyzed irr a similar results were noted. desxon, the same There were no bas h= sign"ficar,t main effect differences the four groups or between genders. Aga z n bet weer, days interactions (F=2-02, dfc18, 324 , there was a significant grOUP by Remo vin 9 the second main (109) and a between days difference, (non-repeated) fact,-,,, of gender and simply usInj) four groups did not change the I r,e effect. rher day effects (F 3. 76 were still si.Inificant r , df=6y 348, epeate~~ P=.001) anc; day b P=.003) interaction, Y The a basic res,.ilts are aresented in A 2oste~iari tests showed that tt7e between between days n~'ar.'S,.c,nif~can?t differ for the four grauos rent- cr., 3 days befOr, this day, the georna ore the key day cnetic activit Y was hinher (P=,_'1.40, df=58, n=.02), , finding was confirmed by Duncan's analysis (n=.o tiffs within `' Cc,rrelatecl s gr?uo rampar.is,,ns _)? t -test (set at d=,01) demonstrated that the experiments f ,r for Group I (HH) g7t were $ of the quieten than aay (t213-04, df=17) The night of df=171 .and the ex~.ier'? ence quieter than the (f7ilIs average of ) was signr`~car,,Iy the month (t.=4,5` day (t-2.B2) and the ', df=17, o -. r Both r('1)? the days -1 (t=c?'.68) ~:ey the month, and 1)1us (t=3.84) were a,.iieter than For the second group (LH) cc,r, p ti was high ,r i'h3lQ the activity On days er' (t'=4.81) than the p,,_,nthly avFr'ur?P. ik- Ys Ol US 1 ( s7 n. P HM) demanst ?_At gnet ed a.m ,,irnas,_~a1 pattern. is activity or, day "r cant Y averages. differences between the Then were rwards. Y The third Dreg ( days and the

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