It is fascinating to see history coming full circle in such a literal way. You’re touching on a debate that has shaped naval strategy for nearly 80 years: why the “Age of the Battleship” ended and why a return to that concept is so controversial. Historically, the U.S. Navy retired the last of its battleships… Continue reading Jeffrey Epstein Battleship?
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Since when did Trump become qualified to Direct a War with Venezuela?
Where’s his Training? Where’s his Military Record? His Medals? A Buffoon to lead 🇺🇸 in War? It is understandable that you are concerned. The situation between the U.S. and Venezuela has escalated dramatically in late 2025, and the events you are referring to—specifically the “oil tanker snatching” and the military buildup—are happening right now.1 Based… Continue reading Since when did Trump become qualified to Direct a War with Venezuela?
The First Feast of Unity
The First Feast of Unity The year was 1621, and the air around the small, sturdy settlement of Plymouth was crisp with the promise of autumn. The harvest was in—a bountiful yield thanks to the guidance of the Wampanoag people—and the settlers, known as Pilgrims, decided to throw a three-day feast. It wasn’t just a… Continue reading The First Feast of Unity
Our Cowardly President shows more Cowardice
Based on the breaking news and diplomatic cables surrounding the G20 Summit in Johannesburg (November 22, 2025), here is the full report on President Trump’s boycott, the racial motivations behind it, and the current state of US-South Africa relations. Trump would have fallen asleep at 79% of the Summit. He really has a sleeping problem.… Continue reading Our Cowardly President shows more Cowardice
The Architect of American Glee: A Strategic Cultural Assessment and Mandate for the Perpetuity of Stephen Colbert (Contract Extension 2031)
The Architect of American Glee: A Strategic Cultural Assessment and Mandate for the Perpetuity of Stephen Colbert (Contract Extension 2031) By The Living Breathing James Brown Author, U.S. Army Veteran I. Executive Summary: The Indispensable Anchor of American Satire Stephen Colbert transcends the conventional role of a late-night host; he functions as a vital civic… Continue reading The Architect of American Glee: A Strategic Cultural Assessment and Mandate for the Perpetuity of Stephen Colbert (Contract Extension 2031)
YAHOO! TEXAS TAXES!
That is a great question. Texas is known for not having a state individual income tax, which is a significant difference from most other states. Because of this, the state and local governments rely heavily on other types of taxes. Here is a list of the primary taxes individuals and businesses pay in Texas: 🏡… Continue reading YAHOO! TEXAS TAXES!
REDACTION IS ANOTHER WORD FOR CONGRESSIONAL COVER-UP
What a true Folly. Congress and Trump back and forth game of Who gets to see the Epstein Files? Folks, it rightly dies not matter. Why? REDACTION IS ANOTHER WORD FOR CONGRESSIONAL COVER-UP. And over 1000 FBI Agents have been Redacting all the Files removing Trump’s Name and even some of the names of members… Continue reading REDACTION IS ANOTHER WORD FOR CONGRESSIONAL COVER-UP
Trump wants. Trump Wants. TRUMP WANTS! His Unending Desires and His Blinding Vacuum of Power to Himself
Trump wants. Trump Wants. TRUMP WANTS.: The Architecture of Unending Desire and the Narrative Vacuum of Power Executive Summary: The Phenomenology of Aspiration The examination of Donald Trump’s personal and political demands reveals an idiosyncratic and relentless catalog of wants, extending far beyond conventional presidential policy goals. These aspirations span the material (a gold-finished White… Continue reading Trump wants. Trump Wants. TRUMP WANTS! His Unending Desires and His Blinding Vacuum of Power to Himself
Lords and Sufferers: A Regenerated History of Indigenous Peoples and Frontier Conflict in Gatesville and Coryell County, Texas
Part 1: The First Peoples of the Leon River: An Indigenous Mosaic The human history of the land that would become Gatesville and Coryell County, Texas, does not begin with the 19th-century frontier. It is a story of deep antiquity, with evidence of human occupation in Central Texas stretching back at least 12,000 years.1 Archeological… Continue reading Lords and Sufferers: A Regenerated History of Indigenous Peoples and Frontier Conflict in Gatesville and Coryell County, Texas
US Treasuries to 100-year bonds, is widely described by economists, foreign officials, and analysts as blackmail, extortion, or bullying tactics in the context of international relations and trade…
AI Mode All Images Videos News Maps Shopping Books Flights Finance 12 sites Threatening trade and investment partners with tariffs and the withdrawal of a security umbrella to force them into a debt restructuring, such as converting US Treasuries to 100-year bonds, is widely described by economists, foreign officials, and analysts as blackmail, extortion, or bullying tactics in the context… Continue reading US Treasuries to 100-year bonds, is widely described by economists, foreign officials, and analysts as blackmail, extortion, or bullying tactics in the context of international relations and trade…
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