Good, Bad, Ugly in 2025 — Year in Review

Emperor Trump Coin 2026

Good in 2025 — Lawyer stands up against Israel Genocide The real Nobel Peace Prize should have been awarded to attorney and UN Special Rapporteur, Francesca Albanese, if we lived in a world that honors peace and social justice. Instead, her reports on the situation of human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt) has earned her contempt by the […]

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Gaza Starvation and Suffering Ignored by Elite

Yellow Concrete block delineates Yellow Line through Gaza, Children are doing something illegal, Will they be shot? Just-international.org

Gaza Starvation and Suffering Ignored by Elite As the end of 2025 arrives, President Trump is celebrating many wins this year, including becoming the Director of the Peace Board for Gaza, in Occupied Palestine, after the “20-Point Peace Plan” was approved by the U.N. Security Council in early October 2025. It would appear that peace had finally arrived in Gaza, […]

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Data-Mining for Bitcoin Supremacy

Record shutdown should not be repeated in 2026

In the days of the 49s, the rush for gold proved to be the boundless glory for the West: it was settled more rapidly and tamed at an extent that the Spanish conquistadors never could replicate. Gold was the cause, but in the rush, the Plains were trampled over, the bison eliminated, the Natives starved and gunned down, the forests […]

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Unquantified Asbestos Releases from East Wing White House Demolition

The White House (north side) cranes visible over demolished East Wing

Destruction of East Wing, No permits needed    The White House began open demolition of the historical East Wing on October 20th, the Monday after huge “No Kings” rallies were held across the nation.   It was as if President Trump was signaling to the world that since the birth of the new  “Golden Age” any kind of malignancy can […]

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Trump Pulling the Stops on Nuclear (Week 18/19 News Review)

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Trump Courts Public Distrust Establishment media, whether MSNBC, NBC, or PBS has recently pointed out various potential conflicts of interest and fiscal indiscretions the President, through The Trump Organization (TTO), is mired in. The debate over whether the Trump can be prosecuted for his money-making is on, but even Times Radio, in an interview with former New York Times editor […]

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US-Saudi Business Forum: Big Discussions (Week 16/17 News Review)

Beautiful People courtship at the US-Saudi Investment Forum

President Trump embarked on a Middle East tour last week (May 13-16) that focused on three nations: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and United Arab Emirates. He delivered key note speeches in Saudi Arabia and before the Gulf Cooperation Council (Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain), and visited historic towns, palaces, and mosques. He did not forget to visit at least […]

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Trump Wants to Retake Panama Canal (Week 8/9 News Review)

Cocoli on Pacific side, new channel

Since USA President Donald J. Trump’s Inauguration, Trump’s been vocal about the U.S. re-taking control of the Panama Canal, including right-of-way entities. Trump stated during his Address on March 4th to the Joint Session of Congress: “To further enhance our National Security, my Administration will be Reclaiming the Panama Canal….We gave it to Panama. They gave it to China. Now […]

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Critical Needs Recognized via Hearings, Committees, and L.A. Wildfire Investigation

LA Department of Water and Power -- Santa Ynez, Pacific Palisades

According to various special interest groups and experts, the Los Angeles, California wildfires, which struck Pacific Palisades, Altadena and other areas last month beginning on January 7th, might not have been preventable, but the damage and impact could have been less if the L.A. authorities were better prepared. This is the opinion of experts testifying at the House Judiciary Committee […]

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Water system inadequacies contribute to failures during L.A. fires

Status of Fire Incidents Jan 19, 2025 from CalFire

Tragedy has fueled speculation about the causes Many questions arise about the Los Angeles fire infernos over the past ten days. The first significant L.A. area fire began on January 7, recorded live by a LAX video journalist 10:30am. The Pacific Palisades fire spread embers and fireballs due to the abnormally high winds, as high as 90mph. This was how […]

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Latest on North Carolina Recovery Efforts

NCDOT provides detour information

Road Conditions Hazardous The roads around Asheville, particularly northwards from I-26 heading towards I-81 are still being assessed, cleared, and repaired. I-40 east and west of Asheville are also flagged for obstructions and repairs per the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Truckers may need to travel through Charlottesville to head westwards towards Atlanta then circle back upwards to reach Knoxville. […]

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Hurricane Helene victims stranded and left to die

Flooding from Hurricane Helene undermines roadways

Alt Media Coverage on Hurricane Vice-Presidential Debate Higher Priority than Hurricane Helene The establishment media coverage of the Hurricane Helene landfall is atrocious. They have not only been undercovering the devastation, but using it as just another weapon in their political lynching of the GOP campaigns, in particular the President Donald J. Trump candidacy. The news stations have been prevented […]

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Iran wrapped in mourning due to President Raisi tragedy

Dam on Aras (Araks/Arax) River border between Iran and Azerbaijan

Over the past week, the country of Iran is embroiled in statewide mourning and ceremonial expressions of grief. The sadness is due to the loss of President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, East Azerbaijan Governor (Iran) Malek Rahmati, Representative of the Iranian supreme leader in East Azerbaijan Mohammed Ali Ale-Hashem, Head of presidential guard Mehdi Mousavi, along with other […]

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