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Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Red guards in black robes are destroying our justice system and civilization. The illegal should move to Ceuta to experience the cultural enrichment of open borders. Good news is that Lonnie Bunch, the DEI hire who ran the Smithsonian, has resigned. Time to curate an exhibit of his woke reign: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/woke-smithsonian-museum-exhibit

daverkb's avatar

Yuri ... Red Guards in black robes ... pointed, precise, and accurate. Nice to see this patch of clear blue sky blazing through the overcast.

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

How can you stand so much good news?

Don Reed's avatar

09/10/26: The New Yorker magazine still exists?

Kathryn Dewalt's avatar

Surprised me, as well!

I haven't bought a magazine, for my own reading, in probably 40 years; but I don't think I'm missing anything.😉

Don Reed's avatar

09/10/26: I gave up on it around the year 2000. When their cartoons turned into Woke drudgery and nagging, all the rest was doomed.

Elaine Seinfeld's avatar

and time to throw away the FAKE, NEVER EXISTED "DINOSAURS "!

LauraJ's avatar

As a Yukoner transplanted to Alberta, I love Trump's trolling of the leftards.

I'd caution him, though, to think twice about Quebec. I'm sure it's not worth the hassle.

Maha's avatar

That much is certain.

It might be a good idea to leave Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and even Belize out of the union, unless the goal was to bring in 65 million food stamp users.

P Flournoy's avatar

and criminals. I’ve had a little experience with people in Belize.

Rick Olivier's avatar

Heading out now for a vacay there. Planning on being kidnapped and held for ran$om. Good times!

Demeisen's avatar

New variety of "adventure travel".

Ahr Aitch's avatar

I had a university student from Belize working for me in a bank computer operation in the '60s. His job was to sort checks that were rejected by the automatic equipment. He had to follow instructions the same as every one of the other 4-5 people had to do, but couldn't manage the concepts of high-order first pass sorting; yet he was in the US on a scholarship at a local black college. I had to carefully document his every error and those of all the others which rarely occurred at each step to show that he was not able to do the work . . . he having special privilege due to skin color.

Phil Denter's avatar

Yes. The goal is depop. for most and servitude for the rest.

Tim Boatfield's avatar

I sense a strongly worded statement coming from Canada. 🤭

Phil Denter's avatar

How war-crimey of you, Tim. For shame.

Rudi Schmidt's avatar

It's 'funny'....unless you're a farmer trying to sell your shit to Canada.

Duckduffer's avatar

Unless your a dairy, egg, or poultry farmer....then you are laughing a lot...

Skenny's avatar

The left generally flails helplessly, can't meme, has no sense of humor in the face of Trump's onslaught, but something funny just came out of "South Park Colorado." Not sure how permanent the joke is, but the creators are renaming South Park as South America! 🤣

Kevin's avatar

Now that's funny. THEY get the humor in this!

Roger Beal's avatar

Quebec is a welfare state whose needine$$ dwarfs anything the US can offer.

Phil Denter's avatar

Hmmm ... sounds to me like conquest followed by destitution. It's older than Ghengis Khan.

Demeisen's avatar

I hear they have aligned more on francophone status rather than European French Catholic heritage and thus have imported a lot of... north African muslims.

So it might not the scrappy folks as showed up on the Plains of Abraham.

Roger Beal's avatar

I lived in Montreal during the 1970s. It was a beacon for Algerian, Moroccan, and Congolese ex-pats even then. Apparently the conditions in those nations were dire enough to justify moving to the land of eternal winter as the price of escape. And even 50 years ago, Quebec was taking more $$$ from the national treasury in form of transfer payments, than they were paying in.

Kevin's avatar

I completely agree. I was there last year and thought I flew into the wrong country as I couldn't find any native Canadians other than literally 2 tourists...

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Quebec is a French Povince, located in Canada, so they might be overrun with Middle Easterners, just as France is. Or they might have the same East Indian problem as Britjsh Columbia is experiencing!

Phil Denter's avatar

I was in Montréal just last week. I've been there many, many times. Everything was just fine. Beautiful, vibrant city with beautiful, vibrant people.

Dave Slough's avatar

So you did it go into the ghetto there

Nice

LauraJ's avatar

They most assuredly are. They've discovered, a bit late, that an insistence on Muslims from French speaking African countries isn't quite enough to "protect their culture." The provincial separatist party is set to win a landslide in November.

Roger Beal's avatar

The Parti Quebecois, under Rene Levesque, tried their damndest during the 1980 election. Levesque attempted an alliance with francophones living in Alberta. 60% of Quebec voters rejected separation.

Demeisen's avatar

Very interesting, thank you. The corporate news is all gloomy that Quebec is all muslim and gay and over-vaccinated.

Phil Denter's avatar

You couldn't find any Canadians in Canada? Doubts.

Ree's avatar

Trudeau let in millions of East Indians and Carney is finishing the job.

Phil Denter's avatar

True ... but there still are millions of us Canadians in Canada. We didn't all leave or die, you know?

Kevin's avatar

Oh... Okay, you're one of THEM....

Phil Denter's avatar

A Canadian in Canada? Yes, there are millions of us. We didn't leave while our gov't imports more and more.

What's your beef?

Jacquijacq's avatar

I happen to be in Iceland right now and let me tell you…

No sense of humor

ZERO joy in anything - the architecture is down right depressing

No wonder they have no sense of humor. They have no sense of wonder either!

Ohmboy's avatar

They are so proud that they have eliminated Down syndrome in Iceland by aborting all the Down babies. So, yeah, not the kind of people to bother visiting I would say.

Jacquijacq's avatar

I JUST found that out. How sad!!! and yet our walking tour guide was so proud of the fact that she was a coach for Special Olympics. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Mitch's avatar

it's a small team.

Dolce Far Niente's avatar

Found the same when we visited, as well as experiencing a wholesale disregard for the comfort and satisfaction of those visitors bringing in their tourist dollars.

Presumably they are equally dismissive of the happiness of their own consumers

Rudi Schmidt's avatar

Had a completely different experience. Oh well.

Rudi Schmidt's avatar

if you lived in that kind of weather and ate herring every day, tell me what kind of sense of humor would you have....their reaction is OK, the overreaction to it by our media isn't.

D Dub's avatar

I agree, and I have lived in Ontario my entire life, now surrounded by a lot of Zombies. 🙂

Leskunque Lepew's avatar

Many Leftards take him seriously...which is even more amusing.

Steve Stevens's avatar

He’s not just trolling leftards, he’s trolling whole countries! Countries that aren’t our enemy! What’s the point?

CStone's avatar

Because he has a sense of humor.

And we LOVE it.

Are you also offended?

Steve Stevens's avatar

I’m not offended but these other countries might be. What’s the point in pissing off all of our neighboring countries?

CStone's avatar

Most of these countries (including Canada and Iceland) have been grifting off the US Taxpayer through the DemoniKKKRAts NGOs for years. They deserve every joke, every meme.

They. Offend. Me.

Carney is as corrupt as they come and he has lived off the demonicRat tests for many decades.

So.

They need to get over themselves. They are indeed the BUTT of all jokes.

SP's avatar

Perhaps it's because our country, our government, is the people, Steve. All decisions coming from Washington, DC are paid for by you and me. Reminding other nations, especially bordering nations, of that fact, even in a humorous way is sending the message in a 'neighborly' way that the American people are done with providing welfare to the world. Especially when the recipients take that welfare as a hand out and not a hand up.

Phil Denter's avatar

I wrote this in 2025Q1 (back when Trump was freshly elected by promising no more wars). Every day, in 2026Q3, it looks less "crazy" and more just plain accurate:

Trump's WEF mandates are to smash Greenland, Canada and the USA into the Club of Rome's New World Order Region 1 - North American Union (NAU), instigate then manage the bankruptcy of US Inc. and its phoney-bologna US$ and facilitate the transition from the prosperous corporatocracy that we knew (and loved) to their new thousand-times-worse-than-Orwellian technocracy.

Trump brokering and providing Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison & Sam Altman with a half a TRILLION[!] dollars falls into that last mandate. Those 3 amigos are developing our Super-AI (the biblical Beast System) to, among other things, custom build, in 48 hours, an mRNA jab to "cure" you of cancer(s) that you don't even have!

I shit you not.

Steve Stevens's avatar

I think you’re on to something there.

During the G. W. Bush years people were concerned about him starting a North American Union with Canada and Mexico. I think that’s what Trump is up to.

He doesn’t want to stop spending but he also doesn’t want to tax the wealthy. He wants to make Canada part of the U.S. so he can bring down our ratio of debt to GDP. Sort of a spread the wealth scheme except in this case it’s spread the debt!

Lisa Ricketts's avatar

Trump just wants to even the playing field and have a more equal partner in our neighboring countries.

We all live on the North American continent, so why not work together, pool our resources where necessary, trade fairly and strengthen all our borders. A strong, healthy continent, with strong defenses and partnerships can weather coming storms and threats.

Phil Denter's avatar

Club of Rome NWO Map Regionalized Adaptive Model For The

Global World System:

Region 1 - North American Union (NAU); Region 2 - European Union (EU); Region 3 - Japan European Union (JEU); Region 4 - Pacific Union (PU); Region 5 - Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD); Region 6 - South American Union (SAU) ; Region 7 - Arab Customs Union (ACU); Region 8 - African Union (AU); Region 9 - Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN); Region 10 - Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)

daverkb's avatar

I am always willing to consider even the most outlandish of positing. But consider Region 10 which is China. China seems much more interested in invading, colonizing and erasure of indigenous populations than in any new Utopian vision of Regional World Government.

China, first and foremost, is always interested in Make China Great Again ... and China will lie, cheat, steal and kill to make it so.

SteelJ's avatar

Anyone defending Trump at this point is really reaching. If Putin or Xi tweeting a comparable map, showing their countries' borders including all their neighbors, they'd be criticized big time. Trump has taken a turn into completely unhinged territory. All he does is lie and show his ignorance. How can he say 100,000 Americans were killed in Vietnam? He's lost it.

Proberta's avatar

"How can he say 100,000 Americans were killed in Vietnam?"

The statistics only show actual deaths in Viet Nam. How many of our soldiers died after coming home? So many of them suicide. It may not be considered death IN war, but to me that is death BY war.

Roger Beal's avatar

Not only death by suicide ... agonizing slow cancer deaths from exposure to Agent Orange.

Johnny-O's avatar

One day he says 50k protesters in IRan were killed, the next, its 100k. Yeah, he's full of shit. I joked a couple of months ago that by years end the number claimed would be 100k, and I was half joking. Well, jokes on me, and now we need to up the number, maybe say 250k by years end?

Also, apparently last night he promised voters $5k if GOP keeps control of the gov after midterms. Nothing screams desperation like buying votes. Just another cool $1 trillion to add to the debt.

Can you imagine what folks around here would be saying if this were a potus with a "D" behind their name? Hypocrisy abounds.

Leo's avatar

Steve, Keeping people off balance, the experience of degrees of chaos, can reveal opportunities otherwise unseen.

CStone's avatar

SteelJ……you have no sense of humor. Your widda feewings are huwt.

Bwess it.

CeeMcG's avatar

If only Daysi had gotten to know Lukman Owolabi Ganiyu, (from yesterday’s post) she could have had her green card after a few WhatsApp exchanges…

D&R’s Gma's avatar

Maybe Miss Daysi ought to ask herself why no one put her in touch with ole Lukman… and then ask herself why none of her very important “friends” can help her now 🤷‍♀️ why if I was a bettin gal… I’d almost throw some moola down on the fact that she was just another tool who has outlived her usefulness. Pay attention other useful tools… you will never get that spot on the ark… they’ll cut you loose in the end without a life raft! Wake up! 🤷‍♀️

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Did you misspell “fools”?

SP's avatar

Clever, Joseph...

ZuZu’s Petals's avatar

Very astute comment. 😀

Valoree Dowell's avatar

Especially like “Other Useful Tools” 😂

WP William's avatar

teamwork makes the dream work

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

“Come, let us return to the LORD.

For He has torn us, but He will heal us;

He has wounded us, but He will bandage us.

He will revive us after two days;

He will raise us up on the third day,

That we may live before Him.

So let us know, let us press on to know the LORD.

His going forth is as certain as the dawn;

And He will come to us like the rain,

Like the spring rain watering the earth.”

— Hosea 6:1-3 NAS95

✝️✝️✝️

Coop's avatar

The heavens tell of the glory of God;

And their expanse declares the work of His hands.

Day to day pours forth speech,

And night to night reveals knowledge.

There is no speech, nor are there words;

Their voice is not heard.

Their line has gone out into all the earth,

And their words to the end of the world.

In them He has placed a tent for the sun,

Which is like a groom coming out of his chamber;

It rejoices like a strong person to run his course.

Its rising is from one end of the heavens,

And its circuit to the other end of them;

And there is nothing hidden from its heat.

The Law of the LORD is perfect, restoring the soul;

The testimony of the LORD is sure, making wise the simple.

The precepts of the LORD are right, rejoicing the heart;

The commandment of the LORD is pure, enlightening the eyes.

The fear of the LORD is clean, enduring forever;

The judgments of the LORD are true; they are righteous altogether.

They are more desirable than gold, yes, than much pure gold;

Sweeter also than honey and drippings of the honeycomb.

Moreover, Your servant is warned by them;

In keeping them there is great reward.

_____Psalm 19:1-11 NASB

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

That is such a beautiful passage and a favorite of mine.

Coop's avatar

Agreed WBM-JP it is a favorite of mine. Every time I read it I am struck by another side of our Lord. I am thrilled to be alive in this time.

Willing Spirit's avatar

Living before Him is all that really matters in this otherwise crazy world…

Gwennie's avatar

Daysi Gonzalez says she's packing up her house, her car, her stuff to leave. But if it wasn't legal for her to have the job she had, isn't it our house, our car, and our stuff?

Roger Beal's avatar

Good luck trying to get hold of it ... squatter's rights trump most other claims.

Mary Mc's avatar

Especially in VA. It can take years to get anyone/squatters out of a house here. The Gypsies perfected the art yeara ago.

David Nelson's avatar

Please forward information re: "How-To-Squat" in Ms Gonzalez' home.

Roger Beal's avatar

Squatters' rights is a colloquial term for the legal doctrine of adverse possession, which allows an individual to claim legal title to a property they occupy without the owner's permission. To succeed, the occupant must prove they have held actual, open, notorious, exclusive, and hostile possession of the land for a statutory period that varies by state, typically ranging from 5 to 20 years.

While often associated with claiming ownership, the term also refers to temporary legal protections that prevent the immediate removal of occupants without due process. In many jurisdictions, once an occupant meets specific criteria or resides in a property for a set duration (such as 30 days in New York), they may be treated as tenants, requiring landlords to follow formal eviction procedures rather than relying on police to remove them as simple trespassers.

David Nelson's avatar

Thank you very much. Exactly what I needed. (Sounds hard, especially that "notorious" part which suggests to me that the action has to be very public, and not in secret). If I do decide to try it, I'm going to start in New York.

Mehitabel's avatar

Yeah. I loved that the news programs described her as a “Virginia homeowner.“

WP William's avatar

nothing is ever truly Not legal until every taxpayer funded appeal has been exhausted

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

She's described as a "Virginia homeowner" People usually have to make a lot of money to buy a house in Virginia...

Anyway, if she sells her house, that will add a tiny bit of downward pressure to home prices in the area.

John Galt?'s avatar

I'll bet my wife's broom that every non-profit in the immigration case is federally funded.

Some enterprising AI meme ninja should create a video with DJT "driving Miss Daysi" to the border and kicking her in the bum.

Mary Mc's avatar

Paging Dan Scavino...

MaryAnn's avatar

“My wife’s broom” as in her mode of transportation? Better go cool off the doghouse until you apologize…🤣

Gary's avatar

saw a pop up add yesterday with a woman wearing an orange sweater for halloween with a picture of a broom standing with witches hat on top. says; yes I can drive a stick!!:)

SP's avatar

Now that clever, Gary!

neener's avatar

Hey Gary, why don't witches wear underwear?

(Better grip)

Armor of Light's avatar

Our “other” broom is a Lexus….

Lisa Runquist's avatar

If i was your wife i would find it offensive that you called a household object that is used to clean up after everyone including you, her broom.

annademo's avatar

Maybe he has his own broom? My husband and I have separate brooms.

David Nelson's avatar

...and his doesn't have a MARK on it!

annademo's avatar

To his credit, my husband does the 2 cleaning chores that I will not. We have 3 sons and over the years, I have refused to clean the toilets. The reason is self-evident. And because I'm getting older, he sweeps and/or vacuums all the floors regularly (hence his own broom) while I still do the deep cleans.

John Galt?'s avatar

surely she will smite me

Hana CL's avatar

“ Smite” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 if I was her, I would smite you with said broom 🧹!!!!! 😂😂😂😂. Smite really is a great and underused word in the non-Biblical world. 😄. I like words. 😉. One reason I really love Jeff’s blogs. 😍

nancy barker's avatar

With her broom? 😂

Karmy's avatar

Honestly the judiciary in this country is out of control! Get rid of them all. They are not Constitutional. Only the US Supreme Court is Constitutional. Our country has enough issues now without judges thinking they have the power to do as they please. The people have voted on the new map and it’s just stupid to bring back the old map. Argh!!😠

Kim's avatar

As a citizen of Missouri, our state Supreme Court is extremely liberal. In my opinion they probably wanted the chaos for the state and for Bob Onder's campaign. If you look at the two maps, the new map is less gerrymandered than the previous one especially around St. Louis.

Crash Pile's avatar

Dred Scott, Missouri Compromise, House divided. Missouri is always embroiled in an imbroglio. Show me state - C’mon man! My wife is a Missouri native and I’ve got a warm spot in my heart for Mizzou but this is getting ridiculous.

Truth Seeker's avatar

The judiciary has always been a dog and pony show, now patently obvious.

Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

I find this comment interesting. Janet Napolitano's campaign manager told me once that her "proclivities" didn't matter.....she'd do the job as the law required. Seems to me, then, that having different political parties would be irrelevant.

Considering reality, he failed to convince me.

Navyo Ericsen's avatar

I'll have fries with that.

Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

It is one of those delicacies that you DO NOT want to watch being made. You just enjoy them.

BelleTower's avatar

Good morning! All of the “soandsodottirs” in Nordic countries are named “so and so’s DAUGHTER” similar to the “son” naming convention (Thomson, Jackson etc) but following a maternal line. I am from this line myself and a mother and I suspect this naming habit highlights some sort of Nordic cultural rot, the kind you see wherever women are leading things. My two cents. Sorry, I am a bit salty after the Clancy trial.

Navyo Ericsen's avatar

Over the generations, my Danish Erikson was changed to Erichsen in Germany and then Ericsen in America. Still son of Eric, way back.

Maha's avatar

The naming methodology goes back centuries. My family line--from Sweden and Norway, going back to the 17th Century, is full of "sons" and "dottirs". Many cultures have names that harken back to a father. The Spanish names ending in "ez" are "son of" as in Martinez=son of Martin.

Cultural rot? I suppose they could just give everyone a number...

Whatsit Tooya's avatar

My God, that Missouri case has gotten worse than I could possibly imagine.

Willing Spirit's avatar

Somehow I really like the idea of officials in high places (especially attorneys) having to do very serious intellectual work to deal with huge conundrums.

Too much has been progressively rubber stamped for far too long, me thinks…

The Commies on the Left just aren’t used to opposition.

Whatsit Tooya's avatar

This isn't a huge conundrum. The new map was passed by popular vote and used for the primaries and should be used. Missouri Supreme Court is smoking crack and SCOTUS needs to immediately smack them down; not taking this up in the first place was egregious on Kavanaugh's part.

Suzie's avatar

I concur. If he was, as Jeff suggested, aware of the upcoming federal judge’s decision, then he should have waited until after he’d made it and then simply concurred with it, pretty much resolving the issue for the election’s purposes. Instead, he jumped the gun and just helped to make a mess an even bigger mess.

If his one sentence ruling did not have anything to do with Judge Clark’s ruling, then he was being a coward - or Roberts himself told him to dump it.

It’s like I said once before, this Robert’s Court is loathe to get mixed up in elections in ANY manner, but they’re taking it to embarrassingly retarded levels.

Whatsit Tooya's avatar

If we end up in an armed civic meltdown in the US, it'll be squarely on the shoulders of John Roberts for his messy, incoherent, and belligerent style of leadership in running the Judicial Branch. When nobody knows what the cat will do next, the mice are going to run around pooing on everything until there's literally no recourse but to set out the poison/traps.

Steenroid's avatar

Are like Jeff says was it a set up. I thing the full Court has to take the case now since it’s a Federal judge vs State judges.

Whatsit Tooya's avatar

They have to, or there's going to be a breakdown of the rule of law when people start getting arrested for one court based on compliance with another court. That's the kind of thing which causes armed standoffs and civil unrest if the Supremes aren't willing to break the legal deadlock.

SP's avatar

I'm waiting for the left to begin screaming "Elections are stolen!" Whatsit. For me, that will be a popcorn show.

BelleTower's avatar

I literally cannot keep up

Susan Seas's avatar

I worried it was just me 🤭

SHug's avatar

Me either, that's why I'm grateful to Jeff for keeping us informed!

P Flournoy's avatar

Thankfully, Jeff keeps up for us.

Maha's avatar

It has become an unmitigated sh*t show.

SP's avatar

Reminds me of the Forrest Gump ping pong match, Maha.

Sue Kelley's avatar

Daysi, like so many others, comes to this country and at 31 can afford to buy a home(?) while coaching Dem candidates to complain about" younger generations can't afford to buy a home" and helps cultivate a culture and political movement that will further prevent younglings IN HER FAVORED PARTY having what she has acquired.While encouraging them to vote against their own best interests by playing on their liberal little heartstrings she has discovered how to twist the American dream to benefit herself but definitely not Americans.

What is it that makes beneficiaries of the American way of life hate this country so much they'd see it destroyed?

It seems so counter intuitive.

I think Chuck and Daysi need a little investigating.

And when is someone going to do something about George Soros????

JBell's avatar

That is a very valid pont.

FH's avatar

Going after the big ones requires building from the bottom up. In this judicial environment it also requires every single detail to be perfect. This takes time.

Meanwhile, keep up with Treasury Secretary Bessent. The last few announcements and interviews indicate a shutdown or massive interruption of many streams of funding; and the Soros operations are among those being scrutinized by the IRS.

Even if it seems to be about Iran, the implications go far beyond.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

I was also thinking homes in Virginia are pretty expensive these days. The average of people buying their first house in the US is up to 40 now.

Someone should look into her finances.

AJF's avatar

Sue excellent points 🎯

Laura Kasner's avatar

Re the upcoming 25 year anniversary of 9/11. Here’s what I believe to be a more truthful take:

https://911revision.substack.com/p/september-11-2001-an-essential-guide-c28

Think Dr. Judy Wood and her book, Where Did the Towers Go?

BelleTower's avatar

Yes! Ms. Wood is an astute analyst … iron does (checks notes) NOT “pulverize” making thousands of tons of iron were unaccounted for in the 9/11 debris field. Hmm.

I was there that day, running from concrete dust clouds and I lost two work colleagues and my brother’s boss. I say this to assure you the event definitely “happened” but the story elements we are told are pure fiction.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

I just posted this comment and would love to get your thoughts since you were there. The idea is that you have a totally different account than us who “watched it on tv.” I’ve heard reports of people on the ground say they heard bombs not airplanes

“Here’s what I see:

1. There’s evidence of a controlled demolition. So that brings the official story into question.

2. Some people say bombs were used, but only planes shown on tv. How can we disprove that what we did not see was not CGI? https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/how-to-tell-whats-real-in-the-land

So with more and more “discrepancies” showing up — and the fact that the rulers used this event to conveniently go into war, the towers look like a stagged propaganda event that could be justified to go to war.

The towers were really destroyed, and people really did die, but the way it played out is different than what we’ve been told.

That first link looks to break all of this down: false flag and 9/11: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-big-three-how-false-flags-shape-0f8”

Jan's avatar

I’ve read excerpts. That image of one of the spires and some girders dissolving into the air has stuck with me ever since. Not breaking up but a whisp like dissolving of particles.

Jane Tracy's avatar

It sure makes you wonder 💭!!

Jan's avatar

I suppose. It sure wasn’t burning jet fuel or whatever they blame it on. Or even dynamite.

Merry McIntyre's avatar

It’s called dustification. From thermite planted in the towers?????

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Explosives don't turn steel into dust. To this day I have no idea what could have done it.

Judy Wood cites "directed energy weapons" without any note of what type other than "cold". Lasers and microwaves would be "hot" DEWs. Directed sound is a cold DEW, but I seriously doubt the towers were taken down with directed sound energy.

Particle beams are the other type, but they are theoretical, and probably would only work in space.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Exactly. That "spire" was 70 stories of the super heavy steel beams that made up the core support of the tower. And it turned into dust before our eyes.

I don't know what could have done that

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Laura, if you’re questioning the official narrative of 9/11, welcome! You may enjoy this piece here:

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-big-three-how-false-flags-shape-0f8

Laura Kasner's avatar

I stopped questioning it about 4 years ago Franklin. Covid woke me up.

Now I feel certain the official narrative is one big fat lie - just like the plandemic.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Yep! Love this! Covid woke everyone up! I’d go as far back and introduce the moon landing as something questionable: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-big-three-how-false-flags-shape

I have the moon, 9/11, and Covid as my big 3 false flags in American history

BelleTower's avatar

Yep. Just months before I had argued for the moon landing with my husband who had seen one of those stupid history channel specials on “conspiracy theories”. Ha ha joke is on ME!!! I really shut him up back then and now am always working to educate him in the other direction. Ack.

Mike Gustine's avatar

Well, 9/11/2001 woke me up actually, and I started digging into all sorts of things where I had assumed the "official" story was the only story. Which made me immediately question the covid situation when it started. I think 9/11 started us on the path we are on now.

BelleTower's avatar

Yes … it was Covid for me, too. I was a model citizen up until then, vaccinating in schedule and celebrating our immanence in space. Such a good girl. Now I am not sure there IS “space” and I am silent on the subject of astronomy with my children.

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Belle! Whenever anyone questions “space” they’re ready to question reality! Here’s a recent article on the concept of space: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/they-made-the-universe-bigger-and

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

Disbelieving the official story of 9/11 should still leave everyone with questions.

Nobody, besides the top perpetrators of 9/11 and the people in the working group in the military that created it, that has any idea of what kind of weapon took down the twin towers.

They turned to dust before our eyes, and a controlled demolition would not do that.

The best guesses are some kind of directed energy weapon or micro nukes, but neither of those seems to fit very well.

Juju's avatar

As with everything else, it’s probably a combination of all theories

Jan's avatar

I’m more or less there too.

Juju's avatar

I have to copy the link and paste it into a private browser tab. Then I can read it. Trying to open it in the Substack app causes my app to freeze. I’ve noticed this happen to a couple other links to Substack articles over the past month, as if on purpose since each time it was a highly controversial subject, like COVID. media lies, and now this. 🤨

Laura Kasner's avatar

Juju - Substack is up to their shenanigans again.

daverkb's avatar

I have to adore Judy Wood for brains and education, and for care never to overstep. And she gave the most brilliant 'package wrap' of them all.

1) The collapse of the tower with the antenna superstructure on it is all any one needs to see in order to detect the Big Lie cover-up. Clearly, the antenna superstructure is swallowed up by the building BEFORE any floors are seen 'pancaking', which is the official explanation.

2) And we in point of fact never saw any pancaking floors nor a huge mountain of pancaked floors stacked up at the bottom. But what we did see was an explosive cascade of dust as the building was pulverized, and a debris field dust stretching all the way over to the East River.

That 'they' got away with 911 is largely why 'they' were emboldened to attempt covid terrorism. And as long as criminals get away with stuff, they will do more stuff.

Thanks for keeping this alive. 911 is key to everything else which follows in the 21st century to date.

Politico Phil's avatar

"That 'they' got away with 911 is largely why 'they' were emboldened to attempt covid terrorism. And as long as criminals get away with stuff, they will do more stuff."

BOOM...

daverkb's avatar

What do Iran and 911 have in common?

1) Both have false cover stories.

2) Both are complete disasters for regular folks, here at home and around the world.

3) Both are state sponsored acts of terror.

4) Israel had an big involvement in both.

Politico Phil's avatar

Don't let Dave's comment slip under your radar. There is an historical progression of this war against humanity. As Dave implies, every successful attack is later followed by an even more devastating attack. In terms of the United States, this is a long-term, over the horizon, Process War of Depopulation going all the way back to the 18th century beginning with the (unsuccessful) attack on the Colonies in 1775 followed by the (again unsuccessful) attack on the young US in 1812 to 1815. Switching up the strategy, this was followed by the the USG under Lincoln dividing the county against itself in the most horrendous (in terms of percentage death toll) war America has ever suffered turning all but the poorest in the southern States into war refugees who migrated to the western territories. This forced mass migration was the means for conquering those territories west of the Mississippi. This was followed by the USG's war of extermination against the American Indian Tribes using alcohol and battle hardened troops from the Civil War experience. From there began the long list of imperial wars starting with the Spanish-American/Philippine-American war of 1898 to 1902, the long war of WWI/II, Korea, Vietnam and ad nauseam to today.

What I outlined is only the American experience of a much longer Process War against humanity. This Process War goes all the way back 2,000 years when the war against Christendom began. This Process War of Depopulation reached an important milestone with the hugely successful 'Covid' Psyops/Bioweapon attack and a new phase of the Process War resulting in the disability, sterilization and death of hundreds of millions of people dwarfing anything done by Hitler, Stalin, Mao or Pol Pot. Before our eyes, we are currently witnesses to the beginning of "WW III" which will engulf the entire world but most especially will target America and the American people. "WWIII" is misleading because this will not resemble WWII. Ukraine, Iran and Israel are all part of the same war and already we can see the development of this war spreading to other spots in the world. With the mass alien migration into the US and the division of society into irreconcilable political camps, conditions have been set for domestic war IN the United States. It won't be long before this war goes kinetic in the US.

Understanding all of this and what is coming at us just over the horizon requires that Americans wake up and realize that they are targets in a broader war that will soon come to America. Everything that is happening domestically is psyops distraction to keep us from recognizing the danger we are in. Be forewarned!

daverkb's avatar

The classic mistake people make is to become the  'Splain-It-All Machine". Judy Wood does not make this mistake. Instead she shows people what is observable, what is able to be known beyond all reasonable doubt, and what the inconsistencies at hand are. However, Woods does point people towards possibilities. She is helpfully suggestive, but not more. Wood is one smart lady and therefore avoids feeding fodder to the ridicule trappers.

Consider this, that NIST put forth a kinetic low energy explanation, that of structural failure followed by a chain reaction of pancaking floors, each floor slamming into the next and all the way down to ground zero. The NIST explanation is gravity directional, downwards and necessarily would result in a huge mound of stacked floors, and building material and furnishings littered all over the place. But that is not what we see.

What we instead see is a high energy event, matter pulverized and ejected at very high velocities, and cascading both horizontally and downwards ... and with a huge debris field covering large parts of lower Manhattan with a thick layer of dust.  

Ergo, and at a very minimum, the official broadcasted advertisement and the observed fact are diametrically opposed to one another. This ought to be enough for even the simpletons to come to some good determination.

So Judy Wood makes a very basic observation, that no mechanical explanation can possibly account for what was a high energy event. And if so, and with this being the case, then a high energy event must necessarily require a high energy quotient input explanation.  

911 remains a national disgrace, a travesty which led directly to Chinese style totalitarian government being entrenched within the United States, and further enabled the murder of tens of millions of more people here at home and across the planet. I.e., the criminals always do again whatever it is that they get away with.

I know I am not telling you anything I am guessing you don't already know. But that this evil happened, still happens and persists galls me beyond belief. At any rate, I greatly appreciate your reply. Such things as a reply of your kind always instills a measure of hope, that all is not lost, and that a flame is kept alive.

daverkb's avatar

If the Powers That Be who running the Western World cared up about regular folks, then they would us tell the truth about the Kennedy killings, 911, covid terrorism and the many false flags staged throughout the country over many decades now. They would tell the truth about Charlie Kirk. They would tell us who funded ANTIFA and BLM, who the paymasters were, and why this crap is perpetrated upon the country. And a lot more. But 'they' never do. 'They' never get to the bottom of things. And 'they' always deflect.

And guess who is going to pay the freight when the house of cards tumbles down.

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

I'm more impressed by seeing the 70 story core of one of the towers turn to dust in a few seconds. I have no freaking idea what could do that, and apparently no one else does either.

Wood's book is worth looking at, but she concludes the towers were taken down by a "cold" directed energy weapon without naming what kind of weapon. She seems smug in that assertion like it ties everything together.

She also makes a decent case that the people in the towers that jumped were being impacted by microwave radiation - a "hot" directed energy weapon.

Laura Kasner's avatar

Dave - have you ever read The Harbinger by Jonathan Cahn?

Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Here’s what I see:

1. There’s evidence of a controlled demolition. So that brings the official story into question.

2. Some people say bombs were used, but only planes shown on tv. How can we disprove that what we did not see was not CGI? https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/how-to-tell-whats-real-in-the-land

So with more and more “discrepancies” showing up — and the fact that the rulers used this event to conveniently go into war, the towers look like a stagged propaganda event that could be justified to go to war.

The towers were really destroyed, and people really did die, but the way it played out is different than what we’ve been told.

That first link looks to break all of this down: false flag and 9/11: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-big-three-how-false-flags-shape-0f8

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

People thought they saw planes. But the images of the planes lost part of a wing at a few points, and one video shows the nose of the plane briefly sticking out of the other side of the WTC 2 tower.

I'm convinced people saw a hologram. There likely was a missile inside the hologram, but explosives to simulate the Wiley Coyote imprint on the towers had to have been put in place beforehand.

Commercial planes can't fly at 500 mph at near sea level altitudes - the air is too thick. And if a real plane hit a building with vertical steel box beams all around it and reinforced concrete floors, then at the very least, the ends of the wings would have sheared off.

Planes break apart really easily. An Amazon company cargo plane crash landed a couple of days ago in Miami, and most of the right wing came off.

Sunnydaze's avatar

I watched this video years ago. It doesn’t totally explain WHAT hit the towers…but what I found interesting is her explanation from a flight attendant knowledge -what happened to all the people on those planes that supposedly hit the towers…..

This is what opened my eyes. My mom clear back when it happened told me she saw Bush’s reaction to the news and knew then he was in on it and it was an inside job. I called her crazy back then 🙄. Fast forward - the only real crazy ones are those who still believe the fiction we were spoon fed.

https://youtu.be/7md2QzNsAe4?is=uNGH1qqEjXzXrQjP

Susan Seas's avatar

Highly recommend Codex 911. Not sure how to watch it, I believe there is a website. All the info wrapped up in 90 minutes is 🤯

Margot Wooster's avatar

Susan, is that the one by Brad Zerbo? I think that’s the name.

william howard's avatar

interesting article from American Thinker - apparently Sept. 11 has been a really bad date for Muslims for centuries and perhaps the reason for the attack on 9/11/01

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/09/the-ottoman-empire-and-9-11-a-bad-luck-number-like-13-in-the-west/

Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

Plus, 9/11 is also the start of the Jewish Feast of Trumpets...ending on 13Sep.

I'm hoping it will be a great date for the born again believers in Jesus the Christ!

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

The Jewish feasts all change calendar dates from year to year, don't they?

Austin the Pug-puppy's avatar

I don't know about all of them, but this one does....every year. It's determined on the first sliver of appearance of the moon. It's the only feast where Israel "doesn't know the day or the time."

Sunnydaze's avatar

Here is a response to the 9/11 fiction from a flight attendant. It’s my understanding that the machine has worked tirelessly over the years to discredit her and slander/smear her. But much of what she says and explains from the protocols of airlines doesn’t fit with how this unfolded. This is what opened my eyes years ago to this fiction. My mom told me back when it happened Bush was in on it. I called her crazy. I had a good friend in the tech world tell me it was holograms and I thought he was a bit crazy. But then I watched this. I guess by my own standard - I am the crazy one now. 😂

https://youtu.be/7md2QzNsAe4?is=uNGH1qqEjXzXrQjP

Laura Kasner's avatar

Sunnydaze - I watched that some time ago. Very compelling.

Call us crazy. We don’t really care, do we!

Sunnydaze's avatar

I wear “crazy” as a badge of honor now. And if someone calls me crazy now- I know I’m on the right track. 😂

Beckadee's avatar

9/11 was our Pearl Harbor. Interesting excerpts in the boxes. Also can be found in this X acct.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/2097522753523908704.html

Skeptical Actuary's avatar

I followed the 911revision substack for awhile. He's definitely got some good points. He follows Judy Wood's directed energy weapons hypothesis.

I think some kind of directed energy weapon (DEW) possibly took down WTC 1 and WTC 2, but I think Ms. Wood is being VERY lazy when she says "cold DEW" like she just solved it or something. WHAT KIND of cold DEW? As far as I know, DEW's are as follows: lasers - definitely a suspect in the Lahaina fires. Microwaves - possibly played a role somehow. Both of those are "hot" DEWs. Sound - would qualify as cold DEW, but I don't that fits. Particle beams - these are theoretical and would probably only work in space.

Ms. Woods book is worth reading, but it raises more questions than it answers.

Politico Phil's avatar

The only ones that know are the ones who did it.

FH's avatar

After reading about Gloria Steinem being a C I A asset as the cultural revolution began in early 1960s, and all her connections, I am even more inclined to disregard most if not all, of the official story.

When the first plane hit, I heard about it from radio (NPR, Bob Edwards) so had no visuals until about an hour later. My immediate first thought was “isn’t it interesting the defense appropriation is being argued in Congress at the moment? Did Dick Cheney come up with this to get his way?” Honest. That was my immediate first thought.

But when the 2nd plane hit, I thought “nah, even Dick Cheney can’t be that evil.” Oh yes he could have been. Ugh.

We are living in a time of pure fabrication.

162.550's avatar

"One question the article did not answer is why a non-citizen is so interested in U.S. politics at all. Especially considering that she cannot vote, register, or donate to campaigns. Yet she affiliated with a major political party and built a career advising Democrats on how to win U.S. elections."

TPS is perfect if the plan is to dangle it out in front of people who will ballot harvest. Dems use it to threaten them with deportation and they will do anything to stay.

D&R’s Gma's avatar

I always ask myself… if this is so important to the demo party… why didn’t Obama grant amnesty to the DACA’s when he had full control? Anyone? 🤷‍♀️ also they had years and gobs of opportunities to ratify Roe v Wade via the constitution and they didn’t do that either?? Just saying. Why it’s almost like they need these useful campaign talking points 🤷‍♀️ but what do I know I’m just a Gma in the burbs 😉

162.550's avatar

That's my conclusion also. Especially close to elections. Divide us by race, sex, color, religion, income and stoke the fire against the white oppressor. Maoist communist tactics.

Linda Whitney's avatar

They didn't ratify Roe v Wade because they knew it would come in handy later.

Proberta's avatar

And Trump said he would veto any abortion restrictions.

Dolce Far Niente's avatar

Amnesty is a phantom; neither Dem nor R pols want it because illegal status allows Dems to promise amnesty for votes (but never deliver because then it's useless as a vote-driver) and R's because it allows a catagory of employed slaves who are subsidized by welfare, saving employers hugely on the wage bill.

Margot Wooster's avatar

Gma, the short answer is, God did not permit it.

AJF's avatar

162.550 🎯

Hawk's avatar
Sep 9Edited

Pronouncing Icelandic surnames is very difficult. However, if you put two cats eye marbles in your mouth and then say the surname outloud, it will still be difficult but you might SOUND Icelandic.

Deb Nance's avatar

Cats eye marbles are great, but steelies and shooters work too. Ball bearings in a pinch.

Maha's avatar

Icelandic is a difficult language with some similarity to Old Norse. Multiple genders, like Russian, complicated syntax. Icelanders can understand Norwegians, but not the other way around.

Matt L.'s avatar

Iceland lost its joy about 25 years ago. This is when the country instituted prenatal screening and soon after, eliminated Downs Syndrome people (via abortion) from its population. God does not look favorably upon this.

Matt L.'s avatar

It’s another form of MAID - and corrosive and delightful to the evil one.

DDForTruth's avatar

😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Awesome.

Quiltlady's avatar

How very "My Fair Lady".

Daryce Morris's avatar

My head is in spin-dry … need to go do some simple and mindless - like weeding

Mrs. M.'s avatar

But the weeds/grass that surround the peonies continue to try to defeat me🙃

Daryce Morris's avatar

Relentless sonofabitches those weeds are

Lisa Runquist's avatar

We rented a herd of goats to eat up the weeds, blackberries and poison oak. Much easier on the body.

Daryce Morris's avatar

We did that a few years ago to clear out some woods with lots of poison ivy- amazing what they can do and eat!! But we couldn’t pet them because of the poison ivy :(

neener's avatar

But no blackberries for you then .

Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I'm headed out to do the same thing and for the same reason!