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A brief reminder
Today marks the 84th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. December 7, 1941. Many of us remember the Nine-Eleven attack on September 11, 2001. It killed 2,977 people, primarily because so many workers were trapped in the World Trade Center buildings. Pearl Harbor saw 2,403 killed, the vast majority of whom (2, 000+) […]
Memphis Man Arrested for Stolen Valor
In a plot twist that absolutely no one saw coming (except literally everyone), 30-year-old Damien Flowers has been arrested for pretending to be a member of the U.S. Air Force—a career path that apparently conflicted with his actual full-time job of getting arrested in Mississippi. Flowers’ elaborate military fantasy came crashing down after he submitted […]
SCOTLAND ACCIDENTALLY APPROVES “TITTIES FOR CITIES” INITIATIVE
The following is from Scottish Aye. Think of them as a kilt-wearing Babylon Bee. Scottish Aye Just a bit of fun. What began as a potato growing scheme has somehow become legal permission tae get yer baps oot in public. Scotland is in a state of pure confusion this morning after ministers officially approved a […]
Cutting edge stuff
Some interesting stuff starting to take shape. The world we know now… I wonder how much of what is cutting edge now will be considered cutely quaint in a few years. Starting off the show, Sweden is introducing what it describes as the world’s first 5th generation submarine. We know the F-35 fighter is 5th-gen, […]
House Votes Yes
By a 229-206 vote, the House of Representatives passed the long-awaited spending bill. President Trump was expected to sign it before you read this. The Senate approved the same package on Monday night after seven Democrats and one independent who caucuses with the Democrats broke with their party and joined Republicans in supporting the measure. […]
A bit of history
Ran across an interesting bit of WW history on Military.com. Think of communications we no longer use which can’t be spoofed, MIJI’ed, monitored. Carrier pigeons. Seems the Navy started a carrier pigeon program as far back as 1891, and officially established the U.S. Naval Pigeon Messenger Service in 1896. If you think about it, […]
Sounds like a B-movie plot
Aaron Spencer, a father from Lonoke County, Arkansas, has announced he is running for sheriff. Not interesting? How about that he is currently charged with second degree murder – in Lonoke County – by the current sheriff? For killing the sexual predator who was assaulting his daughter? Aaron Spencer, an Army veteran and farmer, announced […]
Government dealings
TSA released an interesting read September 30: Today, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the results of an internal investigation uncovering widespread abuses committed by Biden administration officials, who weaponized the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) against innocent American citizens. It goes on to say that “under the direction and leadership of former Biden […]
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