The Day of the Dead

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Democrats are celebrating today, feeling right at home (graphic courtesy LSP) – Cackle on!

 

Let’s Start Here

 

Queen Anne Boleyn (who was not a negro) met her end at the hands of an expert. The chosen man was brought specially from Saint-Omer because he was a skilled swordsman. He was hired by Thomas Cromwell, who had contacts and allies all over the continent. It was not so much a question of whether no Englishman was up to the task as of bringing in an expert known for getting things right the first time.

Executing a nobleman (or anyone else) with a sword was delicate and complicated. A clean kill was not guaranteed, even with a large, heavy blade. Henry had previously commuted Anne’s sentence of death by burning to beheading. Quicker and thought to be comparatively painless. Strangulation with a bowstring was for royal children when execution was called for.

Anne was kneeling, as is the French tradition, and blindfolded, so she would not have seen the sword coming and probably would not have felt anything.

Note: Anne had asked to be executed in the French way, by the sword and not by the English axe, by an experienced French executioner who arrived from Calais or Saint-Omer. Today, we have no trace of this executioner; we have no idea who he was. He came from the port of Calais, where he had embarked, but that does not mean he was an executioner from the town of Calais or Saint-Omer, as has often been mentioned.

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In line with the Day of the Dead theme…

The CDC has recommended that people 65 and older, as well as those who are moderately or severely immunocompromised, consider receiving a second dose of the 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine six months after the initial dose. The democrat Party has found that these Americans tend to vote for President Trump.

This recommendation, supported by CDC Director Mandy Cohen and based on advice from the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), also includes flexibility for those immunocompromised or are heavy Republican donors to receive additional doses. The decision for extra doses will be made in consultation with healthcare providers at Planned Parenthood, a practice referred to as shared clinical decision-making.

If you fit within these categories, run off and get your shot and a few boosters to solve the problem you face to your betters.

 

Garbage People – You know who you are…

President Biden called Trump supporters garbage.

Frank Luntz said on CNN, “It’s gonna be huge because this is not some comedian saying something stupid and offensive at a rally. Trump already seized this. The basket of deplorables was significant in 2016.

“I can promise you that this is gonna drive Trump turnout. He’s doing it already. I’m sure there will be ads about this as soon as tonight. This may be a turning point for that final 3%, and that’s all.”

 

Bullet Points:

** Juliette is having Breakfast in Venice. Some of you have asked where she is and what she’s up to. We’ll see some creative writing and art from this junket in Italy. (right) It’s important to know how the other half lives. LSP runs off to England, and Jules hops on an airplane to Venice for a few weeks.

** The IDF has released video of many of their targeted strikes on Hezbollah strongholds throughout southern Lebanon. (I enjoy watching with headphones on and “Enter Sandman” blasting. Sleep with one eye open, jihadis!)

The most dramatic one shows a massive Hezbollah underground compound that stretches across two small hillsides and a valley between them. When the munitions hit, at least eight different spots explode upward, with geysers of debris and plumes of smoke rising from the valley and both hillsides.

** Got Gold? Gold prices hit another record high of $2,766.00 per ounce Tuesday, while major Wall Street banks have raised their 2025 target for gold to $3,000 or higher.

** Boating with EdB? When Ed offers you a cold beer

 

 

Geoengineering Weather Events

Recent back-to-back hurricanes that made landfall in the United States—Hurricane Helene on September 26 and Hurricane Milton on October 9—have sparked conspiracy theories about the government creating these disasters through geoengineering.

While such theories are false, they have drawn attention to the risky idea of geoengineering, which typically refers to the large-scale, intentional manipulation of the earth’s processes to modify weather.

While both hurricanes wrought enormous damage in North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, there is no evidence that any government or other entity was involved in their creation.

Conspiracy theories about geoengineering may have resulted from confusion about the government’s history of involvement in research on cloud seeding. This practice commonly involves dispersing particulate substances into the air to promote precipitation.

The U.S. government, including the Department of Defense and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, experimented on and off with cloud seeding beginning in 1947 to diminish hurricanes and other weather events. Many of these initial tests were disrupted by controversy over the risk that a storm would inadvertently or intentionally be steered onto land.

After research on cloud seeding proved inconclusive in the 1970s, scientists largely focused on better understanding hurricanes to improve forecasting and mitigate damage to coastal regions. Still, some research is continuing, including that conducted by a Japanese research team that hopes to find ways to weaken dangerous typhoons—what hurricanes are called in the western North Pacific.

While the United States, China, and the British government have experimented with weather modification, even considering military applications, the 1977 U.N. Environmental Modification Treaty banned all hostile use of environmental modification. Currently, some nonhostile weather-modification efforts persist, particularly in China, where cloud seeding reportedly has been used to protect agriculture and modify the weather before public events, including the 2008 Olympics.

Studied approaches to geoengineering vary widely and include stratospheric aerosol injection, marine cloud brightening, large-scale reforestation, and direct air carbon capture and storage. Most of these technologies are in their infancy and have yet to be scaled or adopted by a significant global actor.

 

You were Warned

You can’t say we were not warned. In the final days of the presidential campaign, the New York Times barely staves off a nervous breakdown and pulls out all the stops in its effort to keep Donald Trump from a second tour in the White House.

The Times’s strategy? Link Kamala Harris ever more closely to identity politics.

The Times’s Sunday, October 27, print edition featured a front-page story on Harris’s longstanding “equity efforts.” We are placed in the new vice president’s office, just weeks into her tenure, as she pages through intelligence reports. She “was struck by the way two female foreign leaders were described.

The reports used adjectives that, in her view, were rarely used to describe male leaders.”

It is natural to fall back on what we know when faced with what we don’t know.

But Harris’s recourse to gender theory when confronted by the White House’s foreign policy responsibilities shows how trivial her store of ready-to-hand concepts is.

Harris felt so confident in her priorities and authority, however, that she ordered a gender-bias review of intelligence briefing reports dating back years as one of her first exercises of vice presidential power.

 

Identify the Aircraft (on the Day of the Dead)

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You might not survive combat in this dive bomber. 192 built

 

2

68 of these Naval dive bombers were manufactured

 

3

You could definitely reach the ground when dive bombing in this aircraft.

 

 

 

Parting Shot

h/t Frank

They should work on Zombies.

 

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50 thoughts on “The Day of the Dead

    1. B was harder. Surly and HogsbreathSS got it. I wouldn’t have if I hadn’t been putting this together. Well done.

    1. The elites tend to travel on a whim. Davos is a common assembly point and so far, neither Jules nor LSP have been sighted there.

  1. We were stationed in Tuscany for 10 years and visited Venice several times (before having to pay to ask permission to enter the city)

      1. It has been over 30 years since we visited so I’m not 100% sure but I believe they charge to hang out. Obnoxious, greedy bastards.

  2. IDA:
    1. Blackburn Skua. The aircraft took its name from the sea bird which ‘divebombs’ any potential predators that come too close to its nest.
    2. Loire-Nieuport LN.40
    3. Petlyakov Pe-2

    Operation Popeye was a covert military cloud-seeding program that the U.S. Air Force used during the Vietnam War to disrupt North Vietnamese military supply routes such as the Ho Chi Min trail.

      1. The cloudseeding operation in North Vietnam worked way too well. It was responsible for the prisoner move at Son Tay Prison just days before the Son Tay Raiders shot the shite out of said Son Tay Prison.

        Though the raid was a failure due to no prisoners being recovered, it did force all the outer prisons to empty into the Hanoi Hilton, which allowed the prisoners a better chance to keep current with what was up.

    1. I’m identifying as a recycler& determined to continue repurposing when possible. Greatly due to the influence of my better half and partly my Germanic heritage. Politically, just voting and defending the constitution verbally.
      Also, by practicing 1A and 2A rights, along with a few of the others.
      In daily life, we’ve recycled everything practical while in the people’s republic of Oregon. Another part of this culture is repurposing items. My masterpiece in this craft is a pallet wood couch and coffee table. Except for the 100+ screws it was designed and built with pallet wood and retired boards from our concrete forms. While wintering in Texas, smaller projects continue. Without the deposit on cans, the aluminum may one day be forged. Circa 2018 we funded our entire trip to TX and NE just of the previous 6 months revenue of $.05 cans that office workers threw in the trash at our dozen cleaning accounts. Even when the deposit increased to $.10 the ” garbage ” funded our camping and hiking trips. Along with the “deplorables” I stand with the blue and those serving as the boots on the ground for our Republic. As for y’all achieving excellence and fluent in higher intellect, you, Jim, and many others here on V.M. my kind regards and due respect.

    2. I’m a bitter clinger deplorable Jesus-loving pile of garbage. I’ve been hated since at least the Obamski era.

      1. Oh, I’m sure that the enlightened left hated you before the arrival of the Light Bringer.

  3. Article from The Journal of Weather Modification regarding results of cloud seeding in western Kansas. Bottom line: some reduction in hail damage but no detectable increase in rainfall. Buddy of mine who farms and aviates out there says the effort continued for some time after the time period described and at least one aircraft sustained serious structural damage after flying into a severe thunderstorm. Oooopsie!
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    https://journalofweathermodification.org/index.php/JWM/article/view/252

    1. WWW, as uncle Barry once said, ” don’t let them bamboozle ya”. ” we’re not going to take your guns!” There ain’t no way, no how I’m going to be what they are. Even Tennessee legislature would agree. Even though this local article goes off into Sasquatch, and falls in with the MSM i.e. USA today, the majority vote count cited speaks for itself. I do agree that the evidence is bleak regarding what could be getting loaded up on the aircraft. Habeas corpus, i.e. bring me the body, is my position with Bigfoot and Aliens.

  4. “Day of the Dead”- Always found the practice really odd…honoring those lost to the 100% death rate (whether tragedy or age and everywhere in between) is one thing, but this is just another excuse for a weird party. Have to admit – AI gen or not – the amount of detailed makeup (assuming it is) on your pictures/photo’s is incredible. Must take days. Me, I like your ‘blind pilot’ costume.
    ***
    “…thought to be comparatively painless.” Assumptions abound here, how could we know? “Alexa” what happens the instant we die from [fill in the blank]?”
    ***
    Job Growth- Hey! we got 12,000 jobs “created” last month! Whoopdeedoo. Just like inflation “coming down” and “only being” ‘3.whatever’ percent per the bloviators, fully failing to show it’s hovering around 20% yet they use “rate of inflation” as the actual inflation rate. The job rate is dismal, but forget your own brain saying that…just ask “Fingers on the Chalkboard” Tarlov, she’ll screech at you how wrong you are despite diesel averaging $4.00/gal (ran out of cell in parts so resorted to Sirius/XM and tuned into The Five…big mistake as it messed up my trip chi [flogging myself]).
    ***
    Election- Took a 2-dayer road trip around a few Western states before Winter made travel ‘more fun’…only saw 1 Democrat (pick your poison) yard sign, either rural (even super rural) or ‘in town’…nothing but Trump/Vance signage…everywhere. Hence why The Dem’s want to eliminate the Electoral College, would mean we never again vote for President/VP as The Founder’s prescribed…because ‘they knew what lies in the heart of man’.

      1. AI is getting very good and we’re not scratching its full potential. Within three or four years you won’t be able to tell the difference in a text chat or even a phone chat. Today, yes, you can tell particularly if you know what to look for.

  5. “Let’s start here”, I skipped over the link! Is it a prophetic possibility for the walking dead queen on Capitol Hill? Remember when C.H.O.P. morphed into Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone? There’s sufficient rope, and anonymous volunteers for swordsman to bring quick ” painless” endings for the cupables. IMHO they are not worthy of such means of justice. Repurposing the fencing around the Capitol for an area of self destructing annihilation could be a better measure?

  6. Earlier this year an article indicated that by not receiving timely covid boosters, us more mature types could possibly experience a decrease in our I.Q.
    Evidence the mental acuity of the guy masquerading as leader of the free world. He has been given 4 and possibly 5 or more covid injections.

  7. I wonder how many of those in the CDC would react if about half a dozen of the highest officials are tarred, feathered, and then thrown into a pit filled with hungry rats? Would some come clean, confess the subterfuge, and then beg for mercy?

    1. They’d confess. They’re not that stoic. But I appreciate your trend of thought—better hungry rats (maybe a few thousand) than poison snakes that kill them outright.

  8. Garbage? Is that a step up or down from Deplorable? Garbage is appropriate today as many Trump ballots will end up in dumpsters serviced by Waste Management.
    I live in a vote by mail state and received emails from the County Clerk office that my ballot was received and my vote counted. Won’t help Trump but hope it will help down ballot candidates and initiatives. For the record, Banner didn’t vote.

    1. Banner White (or does he identify as Black?) should have his vote counted. He has far more credibility to me than the current installed President of the United States of America.

      1. Banner identifies as a bi-racial treat hound. Since he is easily bribed, he falls into whatever affiliation that gives him treats. He is twelve and the county won’t recognize dog years. As to SloJo, they have easily bribed in common.

  9. Weather modification: My cousin is a believer in this. Other factors in this are HAARP (along with other larger projects around the world) and Chemtrails.
    Try as I might, I can’t convince her that they are not ‘Chemtrails’. I’ve shown her pics of B-17s over Berlin and Spitfires in the Battle of Britain leaving contrails to no avail.
    HAARP is a tougher nut to crack. I know what it was built for but they insist that these things modify the weather and can cause targeted earthquakes. At times it’s like arguing with a ‘flat-earther’.

  10. Gulf Hurricanes, destructive force, mitigating
    the majority of Gulf hurricane entities I’ve watched begin as “dust devils” within that large circle encompassing portions of Mali, Algeria, and Mauritania, entering the Atlantic between the Cape Verdes and the Canaries and then traveling across the Atlantic westward to pass into the Gulf either via the southern route over the Antilles and then by way of the Caribbean through the Yucatan Strait or northerly over the Bahamas and and then through the Florida Strait (or even turning directly North once it begins to pass over the Sargasso Sea). Once in the Gulf this counter-clockwise mass of air can dither and travel to any of the four compass points or die altogether, depending on (local Gulf) water temps as well as local and regional air temps, troughs, and ridges,
    I wonder if anyone has ever considered dropping (into the eye while still several hundred miles east of Florida) a double-walled balloon(?) filled with liquid Helium to be explosively deflated ~500 ft ASL immediately reducing the local temperature and decreasing the energy/motive force that this destructive child of nature requires to continue on its way.

  11. Venice: What I don’t understand about that place is how they prevent the Power Squadron guys from saying
    “hold my beer” and throwing 40ft roostertails all up those canals. You sure couldn’t have Venice in Florida.
    *
    Boating with EdB: If you find that guy’s boat after it runs out of gas, you get to keep it, right?
    *
    – Kle.

  12. “the 1977 U.N. Environmental Modification Treaty”
    Regardless of the science, what makes you think such a treaty (or any other treaty) would stop TPTB from doing what they want?
    Example: following the Constitution …

  13. Eject Eject Eject (Bill Whittle) had “Seeing the Unseen” and part two is no longer archived (the one I wanted to reference) and my copy left with a hard drive crash.
    It pointed out the fallacy of a number of conspiracy theories, one of which was chem-trails.
    The most convincing point he made was all of the airmen and crews that would have to participate in such a project knowing they were poisoning their own family, friends and co-workers.
    OK. “Co-workers” may not make the strongest case, but the first two argue enough.

  14. ** Juliette is having Breakfast in Venice. Some of you have asked where she is and what she’s up to. We’ll see some creative writing and art from this junket in Italy. (right) It’s important to know how the other half lives. LSP runs off to England, and Jules hops on an airplane to Venice for a few weeks.

    Mr. Wolf, Ot cum Dig (Otium cum Dignate). That in mind, let’s all meet up in Whitehall next year, it’d be fun.

  15. Yep, that video is GOOD! And the secondaries and ‘extent’ of the tops popping was ‘interesting’… Re geoengineering, that’s not possible… The ‘best’ we can do is cloud seeding which ‘may’ increase rainfall…maybe… if the conditions are right.

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