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Very, very important read.
And to my friends on the other side of the Atlantic…pay attention.
I've been cranking all day on this.
Some things are so important that they need to be explored in depth, and in real time.
The shocking revelations from Data Republican regarding the plot to overthrow our Constitution is such a thing and now is such a time.
We are facing a color revolution. This article explains how color revolutions have worked overseas in the past at the hands of the CIA and USAID, and how those now ex-USAID employees, now ensconced in well-funded NGOs, are currently using the same tactics against our own nation.
It's a long article, almost 2,500 words.
If you care about this, please read. It's a very complex set of concepts, and takes more than a few words to explain adequately.
Thanks.
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Talk about Junk Science!
The Nature Conservancy commissioned a study to try to prove offshore wind could be a more affordable alternative energy source at some point in the future. Even with all the ridiculous assumptions in the report, it doesn’t show any savings to consumers—even 25 years from now.
It was designed around the question:
“Under what conditions does offshore wind compete economically?”
The study doesn’t establish that offshore wind is inherently the least-cost resource. It establishes that offshore wind becomes competitive under particular natural-gas-price assumptions.
1. The $6/MMBtu natural-gas assumption is extraordinarily important
2. The comparison with “All Fossil and Nuclear” isn’t a realistic alternative
3. The study does NOT actually demonstrate lower electric bills
4. Transmission and other system costs aren’t fully captured in the headline number
5. The model assumes offshore wind costs fall substantially over time
6. The model constrains some competing technologies, such as small modular reactors which it caps at 5.5 GW.
7. The study doesn’t fully account for technological change through 2050
Study – Offshore Wind Has Key Role In Future Energy Affordability
ctnewsjunkie.com/2026/10/05/…
@noturbine @latimeralder @BjornLomborg @JunkScience
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“If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.”
—Jordan Peterson
And this is exactly why the UK has treated them the way they have.
They have been more afraid of problems from their illegal immigrants kicking off than from their own people.
Don’t the Brit’s have a saying about foxes and hen houses?
Just one of those unforeseen (or is it unexpected?) consequences of offshoring your your industry.
You’ll have to play hardball and withhold something China needs that comes from the UK.
Oh, nothing they need from the UK, huh? Well that just bad luck, right?
Britain cannot risk tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) because of the damage that Beijing would wreak on the UK economy in retaliation, the Business Secretary has warned.
Jonathan Reynolds said any attempt to defend UK carmakers from an influx of cheap Chinese cars would be met with tit-for-tat measures that would ultimately harm exports ⤵️
telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
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Tony Lodge: 'Britain’s gas resource was and is abundant, despite what Whitehall and a generation of here-today-and-gone-tomorrow politicians have claimed. It is the cheapest way to heat the home, cook meals, power industry and generate power. It is four times cheaper than using electricity.'
🎯
Gas shortages have been manufactured by our net zero-obsessed politicians
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/08…
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Did you see what happened in Tibet today? That is what happened to much of our world in the past, and sometimes buried cities are discovered, like the one found in Iran on 2021.
MudFlood.
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No rain fell in Rasuwa in Nepal this morning. The river still rose and swept away everything in its path. Here is why.
At 8.37 this morning, near the Nepal and China border, instruments picked up strong shaking. Early reports called it an earthquake of magnitude 4.4. The United States Geological Survey has now corrected that. There was no earthquake.
A huge block of ice and rock broke off a mountain and crashed into the valley. The impact was so heavy that it registered like an earthquake of magnitude 5.2. The landslide made the shaking. The shaking did not make the landslide.
That ice and rock fell straight into the Lhende Khola, a small stream that feeds the Bhote Koshi river. It blocked the stream fully and made a wall of ice, rock and mud across it.
The water behind that wall kept rising. Then the wall broke.
What came down was not water. It was mud, boulders and ice moving together. Video from the Rasuwagadhi border post shows the whole crossing vanish in under a minute. Timure and Syafrubesi were hit next. The surge then reached Bidur in Nuwakot and went on to Devghat, more than 100 kilometres downstream.
Police in Bagmati province have confirmed at least 95 dead in Nepal. China has confirmed 3 dead in Tibet with 265 missing there. The Nepal Tourism Board says nearly 400 travellers are missing, including 105 Indians and 37 people of Indian origin, many of them returning from the Kailash Mansarovar route. About 430 megawatts of power generation has been damaged. Bihar has put its districts along the Gandak on alert.
Now the part that matters for anyone living below a Himalayan river.
The same stream did the same thing 14 months ago. On the 8th of July 2025 the Bhote Koshi flooded with no rain. Nepal found that a glacial lake in Tibet had drained in a few hours. Scientists had already marked this basin as one of the most dangerous in the Himalaya for such floods.
These floods give no warning. No rain, no cloud, no alert, because the weather is not what causes them. Ice that stayed frozen for thousands of years is now loose enough to fall.
So remember this. If you are near a mountain river and the water suddenly drops for no reason, or you hear a low roar from upstream, do not stand and film it. That is a blockage forming or breaking. Move up the slope, away from the river, at once. Do not run along the bank. The water is faster than you.
Clear weather is no longer proof that a Himalayan river is safe.
Read this…
Hottest month ever?
That claim is misleading for two reasons:
1️⃣ This is due to minimum temperatures only, which skew the “average.”
2️⃣ The real, measured thermometer data (area-weighted) don’t support this claim.
NOAA’s “pairwise homogenization algorithm” (PHA) systematically cools the past (pre-1990) and inflates recent warming by blending urban biases into rural stations and applying broad monthly time of observation bias (TOB) adjustments that lack solid day-by-day or metadata grounding. We can see this in the figure below from Dr. Roy Spencer.
Rural station data, when area-weighted and correctly adjusted for TOBs (which does not “double count” hot days like commonly claimed, but rather is only an issue on the last day of a heatwave / warm spell if a cold front comes through) show stronger early-to-mid-20th century peaks and flatter recent trends.
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State of the WNBA masterfully articulated by @iowahawkblog
In short this is not a women's sports league. It's a joyless, angry, violent, race obsessed non-stop 2018 Oberlin struggle session filled with entitled lunatics unable to survive without someone else picking up the bill. They whine when they don't get attention, and whine 10x harder when they do. They whine hardest about the problematic "new fans" who quadrupled their pay, tripled their TV audiences, 10x-ed their franchise valuations, got them charter jets, and staved off their inevitable bankruptcy for 10 years or so.
I sincerely hope they achieve their dream of exorcising themselves of CC and all those dreaded "new fans," and return to their beloved Paradise Lost of half-empty 1000 seat high school gyms attended by girl fight fetishists with giveaway tickets printed on Subway Sandwich receipts.
The two cops just watching this man do the funky chicken on the ground are like “just another Tuesday morning in Miami”.
FAFO
A man tried forcing his way into a stranger’s Rolls-Royce while she was still sitting in it at a Miami valet, and he got tased and cuffed for it almost immediately.
Whatever he was thinking, trying to climb into an occupied luxury car in broad daylight is a special kind of bold and reckless.
Security clearly didn’t hesitate, and honestly, neither should they in a situation like that.
What’s wrong with people today is a fair question, because this kind of brazen behavior keeps showing up in broad daylight like there’s no fear of consequences anymore.
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Winter Is Coming: Europe Faces Twin Diesel And NatGas Crunch zerohedge.com/energy/winter-…
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"The real story of the whole campaign is that the entire Democrat party has just given itself over to radicalism and socialism."
@michaeljknowles on the surge of radicals winning Democrat primaries with @tracegallagher @foxnewsnight:
