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stock here: LOL I am shocked that they even allow this image to be in the public domain, or at least “unprotected”. It shows the size of the impending disaster. For tech nerd, I put a bunch of backup at the bottom.

I thought the earthen dam was a small mound maybe 20′ tall, but look at this in relation to the 6 story building. The angles make height deceptive, but even at that, this is amazingly bad.

The spillway is still being used today, it will decrease slower as the relative head decreases. They have a 36″x48″ control gate served from a 6.5 foot diameter pipe that rises up 40 feet from lake bottom, which can discharge 125CF per second to maintain the downstream river, which is incidently the longest river in the Hawaiian islands and discharges into a neat bay in Waialua.

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https://www.youtube.com/embed/YjrgKuAoNuU

—————— More background on the Dam Dam, Mahalo A-Eye

You’re right to push on that. I used 80 ft as the spillway operating gage, not as the outlet head. Those are different things.

Correcting that first
The spillway starts operating at about gage 80 ft, which corresponds to spillway crest elevation 842.5 ft. At 85.3 ft gage, the head over the spillway crest is only about 5.3 ft.
The outlet works are different. The specs say the outlet tunnel’s inlet invert is about elevation 773 ft. So the hydraulic head on the outlet is based on reservoir surface elevation minus the outlet control/inlet elevation, not the 80 ft spillway gage. At pool near spillway crest, that gross difference is on the order of ~70 ft, though the actual effective head at the control gate would be somewhat less after losses.
Where the outlet actually is

The current rehab specs are very explicit:

The existing outlet works are at Sta. 8+00 along the proposed dam baseline.
It is a 6.5-ft-diameter, 1,260-ft-long tunnel.
It begins upstream of the embankment on the left abutment.
It then passes adjacent to the embankment and discharges directly into the channel downstream of the dam.
Flow is regulated by a 20-ft-diameter reinforced-concrete intake tower with four gate valves into the tower and a 36″ x 48″ gate valve from the tower into the tunnel.

So, no, the main outlet is not some mystery structure hundreds of meters farther down the valley. Based on the state’s own description, the outlet discharge is tied closely to the dam/abutment area and drops directly into the downstream channel.

Could the outlet be as far away as your marked structure, ~322 m from the spillway?

Not likely as the main outlet discharge point.

Why:

The tunnel itself is 1,260 ft long, which is about 384 m, so the conduit length is long enough in absolute terms.
But the specs also say it passes adjacent to the embankment and discharges directly into the channel downstream of the dam. That wording points to an outlet near the dam/downstream toe area, not a separate structure way down the stream corridor.
More important, the same specs say the outlet release is limited to about 125 cfs because of a downstream flume structure that would overtop and scour if flows exceed that. That strongly suggests there are downstream appurtenances after the tunnel outlet, but not that the main outlet itself is a stand-alone release structure 322 m away.

So my read is: the thing you marked may be part of the downstream conveyance/flume/diversion system, but it is probably not the primary outlet gate location and probably not the main tunnel outlet structure itself. That’s the distinction.

Why that downstream structure “doesn’t look like it can move much water”

Because the state says the outlet system is operationally capped at only about 125 cfs, not because the tunnel is tiny. The bottleneck is downstream:

The gate and tunnel have significantly more capacity,
but the maximum discharge allowed through the tunnel is approximately 125 cfs
because a downstream flume structure will overtop and scour if more is sent through it.

That fits your visual instinct. The weak link may not be the tunnel barrel at all; it may be the downstream flume/diversion structure.

Why is it still “good” after ~120 years?

The better way to say it is: we know it is still in service, not necessarily that it is pristine.

The available documents support a few practical reasons:

It is a 6.5-ft concrete-lined tunnel, not a thin steel pipe. That kind of mass concrete conduit can last a very long time if not undermined, chemically attacked, or cavitated badly.
Wahiawā Dam dates to the 1905–1906 period, so this is indeed very old infrastructure.
The current rehab package is focused heavily on the spillway and embankment. The specs still describe the outlet works as existing operational infrastructure, which implies they are serviceable enough to be used for controlled releases and drawdown during construction.

My inference, based on those documents, is that it survives because it is an old, overbuilt concrete-lined conduit, and because the system is operated conservatively at only ~125 cfs through the downstream flume constraint. That is very different from asking a small metal pipe to survive a century of aggressive use.

Bottom line
80 ft is the spillway operating gage, not the outlet head.
The main outlet works are on the left abutment, through a 6.5-ft-diameter, 1,260-ft-long tunnel controlled from a 20-ft intake tower with a 36″ x 48″ control gate.
The outlet is not likely to be the structure you marked 322 m downstream; that is more likely part of the downstream flume/diversion works.
Your visual impression that the downstream structure cannot move huge flow is consistent with the specs: the state caps outlet release at about 125 cfs because that downstream flume would otherwise overtop and scour.

If you want, I can next pin down on your image where the left abutment, spillway, and probable outlet alignment sit relative to each other.

If not constrained, what could the 36×48 control valve flow, and where is that valve, must be at the outlet. and can you estimate dam height from this image
Thought for 1m 16s

Yes—the 36″ x 48″ gate is not at the downstream outlet. The specs say it is the fifth gate valve in the 20-foot-diameter intake tower, and it is used to control flow from the tower into the 6.5-foot-diameter tunnel. The tunnel then runs about 1,260 feet and discharges downstream. In other words, the control gate is at the tower/tunnel entrance on the upstream-left-abutment side, not out at the downstream discharge point.

On “what could it pass if unconstrained,” the official documents do not publish a max rating for that 36″ x 48″ gate. What they do say is that the gate and tunnel have significantly more capacity than the current operating limit, and that the 125 cfs cap is imposed by the downstream flume structure, which would overtop and scour if more water were sent through it.

Using the published geometry as a hydraulic estimate, the opening area of a 36″ x 48″ gate is about 12 square feet. At pool near the spillway crest, the reservoir is about 842.5 ft, while the outlet tunnel invert is about 773 ft, giving a gross head on the order of ~70 ft; at the reported 85.3 ft gage, reservoir elevation would be about 847.8 ft, so gross head is about ~75 ft.

If you treat that gate as a submerged sluice/orifice, a reasonable engineering estimate is:

roughly 500–750 cfs through the 36″ x 48″ gate if it were opened fully and not constrained by the downstream flume, depending on the discharge coefficient and actual submergence/losses.

That range is my calculation, not an official rating. It comes from standard orifice behavior for a 12 ft² opening under roughly 70–75 ft of gross head. The true value could be lower if the gate geometry is restrictive or if tower/tunnel losses are large.

A useful cross-check is the tunnel itself. The tunnel is 6.5 ft diameter and 1,260 ft long. With that much gross head available, the tunnel alone likely has capacity on the order of ~800 to ~1,100 cfs before friction and entrance/exit losses eat the head. That suggests the 36″ x 48″ gate is a major control bottleneck, but the 125 cfs limit is clearly not a gate-size limit; it is downstream-structure protection. That inference is consistent with the specs’ statement that the gate and tunnel have significantly more capacity than 125 cfs.

On the photo: from the image alone, I would only give a visual estimate of about 90–100 ft from crest to the downstream low point, because the toe is partly obscured and perspective compresses the slope. The published dimensions line up with that: the specs say the embankment is about 98 ft maximum height, and the supplemental data lists top of dam 852.5 ft and streambed at centerline 754.0 ft, which is 98.5 ft of structural height.

So the clean answer is:

No, the 36″ x 48″ control gate is not at the downstream outlet; it is in the intake tower at the upstream end of the outlet works.
If the downstream flume were not the limiting element, a fully open 36″ x 48″ gate likely could pass something like 500–750 cfs, order-of-magnitude. That is an engineering estimate, not a published rating.
Dam height from your photo looks broadly consistent with the published ~98 ft maximum height.

stock here: First there was the Panic Messaging, the entire Dam was going to collapse. Then calmer voices were just stating that there was no evidence of structural failure of the Dam. They were correct, but also stupid in their lack of understanding of how most earthern dams work….they don’t just “collapse” structurally, they are overtopped and then that river quickly widens at the dam body itself is ate away.

Then a female rep from Dole got on video with calming plattitudes, which to knowing observers were really insulting in their low level of knowledge but also low truthiness.

I didn’t even know there was a spillway, and there is, its just not a great spillway, and as one video shown when water way at elevation 81.5 showed that the spillway itself was being breached by water overjumping its at least right side vertical guide. We see that on video, not sure what the left side looked like. F

Directions are stated at looking from the lake to the spillway, for left and right. Let’s do the video and then some more analysis. On google earth at least, I found a place to park my truck and walk to the right side of the spillway and inspect and document the damage, I will do that on Monday or Tuesday. There is ZERO mention of this on any news or media, and I am convinced it happened. If the spillway is compromised, that could compromise the entire earthen dam, not by overtopping, but by progressive erosion from the left failed spillway into the dam body.

This video is not at peak flow, peak weir height. Guessing from the Weir look i would say 81.5 feet, they said the peak was 85.3. But the right wing wall was already breeched at 81.5!!! These things are not “linear” in terms of 1.5 feet over the weir which is at 80 feet. 85.3 is massively more flow than 81.5!

I’ll put a bunch of pictures down below, I think the more that people understand what’s going on here, the more likely that Dole and Government will be forced into effective action.

The spillway has vertical walls on both sides. The purpose is super inportant…if the wtaer can escape and start eroding the dirt right outside the spillwater, it can erode, undermine, and destroy the spillway. I am going to call them “Flow confinement wing walls”. So when I say the Flow Confinement wall was breched.I don’t mean it was destroyed, I mean the water got out….went over the top.

Hawaii has enough problems without a massively destructive dam failure wiping out some of the nicer, and important agriculture areas of Oahu.

Chute spillway (dry condition) — this view shows the full flow path when the reservoir is below the 80-ft crest, i.e., no discharge. Weir crest (control section) at top — overflow begins only once the lake exceeds this elevation; head over crest is zero here. Training (side) walls — vertical walls confine high-energy flow and protect adjacent soil from lateral escape. Long concrete chute with limited energy dissipation — supercritical flow would accelerate down this face and carry energy to the lower apron. Critical margins are geometric — wall height vs. crest elevation defines freeboard; once overtopped, flow can bypass concrete and erode the embankment.

The video does not show peak spillway flow, the max was much worse. Officials said the Wahiawā spillway begins operating at 80 ft, the reservoir later rose above 85 ft, and the dam crest is 88 ft. So a clip that looks like only modest head over the crest is very likely not the peak condition.

And this is not linear. For weirs/spillways, discharge scales approximately with head to the 3/2 power: $Q \propto H^{3/2}$Q∝H3/2, where $H$H is the head above the crest. That means a rise from 1.5 ft over crest to 5.3 ft over crest is not “about 3.5 times the flow”; it is about 6.6 times the flow, before even getting into velocity, momentum, and downstream energy.

Using your numbers:

• Spillway starts at 80.0 ft.
• Your estimate for the video: about 81.5 ft reservoir elevation → 1.5 ft head over crest.
• Reported peak: about 85.3 ft → 5.3 ft head over crest. That “above 85 ft” peak condition was reported by Civil Beat, and HNN separately reported levels rose above 85 ft.

If we hold spillway width and coefficient roughly constant, then:$$\frac{Q_{85.3}}{Q_{81.5}} \approx \left(\frac{5.3}{1.5}\right)^{3/2} \approx 6.6$$Q81.5​Q85.3​​≈(1.55.3​)3/2≈6.6

So your core statement is right:

85.3 ft is massively more flow than 81.5 ft.

Not a little more. Not linearly more. Order-of-magnitude more severe in hydraulic stress terms when you also account for the fact that higher head means higher exit velocity and much greater erosive power.

This some kind of secondary structure about 322 meters down from the Spillway, it doesn’t look like it can move much water.

stock here: I haven’t done a data deep dive like this, since probably 2021

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I’ll add in the spreadsheet and some charts….but below is the article on how heavily Amish counties in Ohio were just about 1.6% less Jabbed than other counties.

I got death data from CDC Wonder, with a tiny help from AI.

https://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/datarequest/D157;jsessionid=16555A941E73897DA8ED702FFE49

These 2 I can give you now… Death rates are “back to normal” but that only reflects that many deaths were “pre-harvested”.

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Amish found to be under-vaccinated for COVID-19 but not unvaccinated

Published on: Aug 28, 2023

This summer, viral misinformation claimed that the Amish did not vaccinate against COVID-19 and, as a result, had a death rate 90 times lower than the rest of the United States. Now, a Penn State study is the first to provide geographically broad and population-wide evidence that while the Amish-populated counties across the nation tend to have lower vaccination rates than other populations, they are not entirely unvaccinated. 

The research was published recently in the journal Population Research and Policy Review.

The Amish are a distinctive Christian subculture that traces its roots to the 16th century Protestant Reformation. According to Cory Anderson, author on the study and postdoctoral fellow in Penn State’s Population Research Institute, part of the Social Science Research Institute, medical documents typically don’t include patients’ religious beliefs, making it difficult to study the Amish and other religious groups from medical records. 

Additionally, the researchers said, a low number COVID-19 tests were taken in the Amish community during the pandemic, so assessing data on COVID-19 cases or deaths among this population is difficult.

“While there is relatively little quantitative data analysis on Amish vaccination, some local studies have suggested that Amish were vaccine hesitant before COVID-19,” Anderson said. “With new population data on COVID-19 now available, we wanted to determine vaccination rates in counties with high Amish populations.”

The researchers conducted an analysis of county-level data in Amish-prevalent counties. As the counties only showed the vaccination rates of the entire population, analyzing Amish-prevalent counties gave the researchers an estimation of Amish vaccination rates.

“We examined over 350 counties spanning 10 Amish-populated states from February 2021 — when the vaccines became available — through October 2022 to determine COVID-19 vaccination rates and other social demographic data from a variety of sources including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Religion Census, U.S. Census, American Community Survey, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Election Lab,” said Shuai Zhou, postdoctoral associate in the Department of Global Development at Cornell University and former graduate student under co-author Guangqing Chi, professor of rural sociology and demography at Penn State.

They found that Amish populated counties had an approximately 1.6% lower COVID-19 vaccination rate than counties without significant Amish populations. Given that only three counties had an Amish population of more than 20%, this rate is notable, the researchers said. The results suggest that higher percentages of Amish in a county significantly decrease the county-level vaccination rate while controlling for other covariates expected to also predict lower vaccination rates, such as political ideology, rural/non-rural status, household income and evangelical Protestant affiliation.

Specifically, on average, while holding all other variables constant in the model, the researchers found that 10% more Amish population corresponded to 16% less in the monthly county-level COVID-19 vaccination rate. All though not explicitly noted in the paper, the researchers’ calculations suggested that in October 2022, Amish-populated counties exhibited an average daily vaccination rate of .06%, compared to the national average rate of .08%.

“The results support our hypothesis that Amish affiliation independently predicts vaccine hesitancy,” Anderson said. “This finding supports our hypothesis that Amish are under-vaccinated for COVID-19, although not at the rate some recent commentators have suggested.”

Anderson, who is part of the Amish community, said he saw at the beginning of the pandemic the Amish were side-stepping many preventative measures and hypothesized COVID-19 vaccination rates would be lower than the rest of the population. However, widely circulated commentary that no Amish were vaccinated were unsubstantiated.

The findings underscore the failure of public health outreach efforts to convince the Amish to accept COVID-19 preventative measures and vaccines, according to Chi, who is also a Social Science Research Institute cofunded faculty member.

“Health service providers working with the Amish need to realize that it takes time to build a collaborative and trustful relationship with them, and humility goes a long way,” Chi said.

According to Anderson, the Amish community is unrepresented in higher education, therefore scientific knowledge about these communities is coming out of institutions they are not a part of.

“This has repercussions on their response when scientific knowledge is translated into public health policy,” Anderson said. “Academia should continue to invest in resources to collaborate with this population.”

Learning more about this community is important, Anderson said, because the Amish population is growing, and as it grows, the Amish will migrate to new places throughout North America.

“Their impact will be felt on rural communities, where population density is low and public resources are slim,” Anderson said.

With this study complete, Anderson and his team will continue to analyze data to discover deeper cultural changes during the pandemic.

“Challenging times have a way of bringing to the forefront cultural patterns that are buried deeply when life is routine,” Anderson said. “Challenging times reveal what a community is made of and can shape the culture moving forward.”

Support for this work was provided by the Population Research Institute, which is supported by an infrastructure grant from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and Social Environments and Population Health training grant, and U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture Multistate Research Project. Further support was provided by a seed grant from the National Institute on Aging-supported Interdisciplinary Network on Rural Population Health and Aging. 

stock here: this won’t affect me directly. No time to detail, but the “story” behind all this is quite damming, LOL. At 90 Feet they say this earthen dam will fail. I would call it a spill way, dirt, no cover no concrete, really not even much vegatation / grass to somewhat protect from massive dirt carryoff and failure.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/USGS-16210000/#dataTypeId=continuous-00065-0&period=P365D&showFieldMeasurements=true

stock here: he does have a Linkedin page. I just resurrected a Linkedin account after being banned several times for speaking truth. I need the account for research like this.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-mynett

This appears to be her real Linkedin, but no picture seems odd.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilhan-omar-a6433644

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https://icis.corp.delaware.gov/ecorp/entitysearch/namesearch.aspx

https://www.bizapedia.com/de/rose-lake-capital-llc.html

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They DO NOT EXIST. (Holy Sh*t) “We are going to be infiltrating Ilhan Omar’s sketchy consulting headquarters that claims that they have $60 billion in assets under their management. Yet they are located out of a co-working place called WeWork. This company is called Rose Lake Capital and it is co-owned by Ilhan Omar’s husband Timothy Manette. And similar to the winery in 2023, it made up to $51,000 and it had a sudden and very suspicious increase in net worth up to $30 million in 2024” “I walked by every single office in this building and everyone has their logos proudly displayed on the wall. I asked around for Rose Lake Capital and people were not familiar with it. I looked at every logo and Rose Lake Capital did not have an office here.”

stock here: the video is only 36MB but somehow that is too large for me to host. wow. Here is a link to xcancel

https://xcancel.com/WallStreetApes/status/2034948075366617226

The marriage issue: It doesn’t seem to mean that this is complete evidence.

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This is curious

stock here: I had stopped watching TV by the time Walker: Texas Ranger came around.

Chuck Norris died March 19, 2026 (age 86)

Location: Kauai Cause: Medical emergency (no detailed report yet)

Spent significant recurring time on Kauai (2025–2026)

Celebrated 85th birthday there → not a one-off visit

Owned property in Texas (confirmed)No confirmed public record of Kauai land ownership

Likely private stay, rental, or LLC-held property (unverified)

At 86, Chuck Norris posted a birthday training video from Hawaii — sparring, grinning, declaring he doesn’t age….he levels up.

Nine days later, he was gone. From a shy, invisible boy in Ryan, Oklahoma whose father chose the bottle over his family, to a $70 million empire built across six decades with zero shortcuts. But behind the legend lies a brutal, untold story of a secret daughter hidden for 26 years, a wife nearly killed by a routine MRI, and a $30 million lawsuit filed against CBS — that he won. What really drove a man with nothing to become the world’s most unbreakable symbol? How does faith survive everything life throws at it? Stay tuned for the legend the memes never finished telling.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=hyXJpLUVgWk

Introduction #10: Lost First Ten Fights, Then Never Lost Again #9: Trained With Bruce Lee For Two Years #8: Steve McQueen Pushed Him Into Acting #7: Illegal Fight in Roman Colosseum #6: Brother’s Death in Vietnam #5: Dedicated Missing in Action to Wieland #4: Walker Texas Ranger — 9 Seasons, 203 Episodes #3: Chuck Norris Facts Meme Phenomenon #2: Childhood Poverty and Alcoholic Father #1: Held World Champion Title for Six Consecutive Years 🥋 WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER: • How Chuck Norris went from losing 10 straight fights to becoming undefeated World Champion • The secret training sessions with Bruce Lee that changed martial arts history forever • Why Steve McQueen personally pushed Chuck into acting (and what happened next) • The illegal filming inside Rome’s Colosseum that created cinema history • The tragic story of Chuck’s brother Wieland and how it inspired the Missing in Action trilogy • How Walker Texas Ranger became a 9-season phenomenon watched by 14 million viewers • The surprising way internet memes made Chuck Norris MORE famous than his movies • Chuck’s childhood struggle with poverty and an alcoholic father • The six consecutive years no one could defeat him in competition

stock here: A-Eye often uses reddit as a source for information. I have visited, and there is a plethora of information and discussion of solar systems, battery backup, and lots of independent scientists building their own stuff. I find reddit to be probably 85% leftist/liberal which is weird, call them “normies” which default to the status quo (statist quo). It’s odd how people who can’t see the obvious in front of them, can still do very useful and creative things. Have a look at the comments.

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Now this is from Entertainment Tonight…..so you might think the commentary would be similar, but its not, it’s reverence for a Legend.

Here is another video, and the comments are 100% for Norris.

stock here: there is a wide variety of article on this website that i have followed occasionally for years.

I was thinking….if this was true, why not have a video of someone pulling one of these out during embalming….it would be distasteful, but not illegal.

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/tom-haviland-cv19-vax-clot-coverup?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

But what I find really annoying is these massive claims, without presentation of the data via a table, or better yet, the raw data and then the processed data, with working links in an Excel?

—————————— and why are they always “dropping bombshells”

https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/edward-dowd-drops-bombshell-5000

stock here: Chat is OK at coding, but there must be better ones……

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stock here: Virginia is such a POS State. I spent time in Virginia Beach and Newport News in the 80’s, it was awesome. We had sports cars, sail boats, Jeeps, and we were young, LOL.

Sen. @MarkWarner spars with DNI Gabbard over GA ballot seizure: "Where is the authority for you to involve yourself in a domestic law enforcement activity?"

Gabbard: "I did not participate in a law enforcement activity, nor would I."

Warner: "You were present at the scene." pic.twitter.com/fNGnjwCaAs

— CSPAN (@cspan) March 18, 2026

stock here: have come across this several times, and don’t think I ever saved it with an article. This is Del of the Highwire. LOL he is aging but still tan….Vitamin D3

https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/all-12-vaccinated-vs-unvaccinated

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https://phantompain1984.substack.com/p/erika-kirk-and-the-ritualistic-assassination

Erika Kirk’s denial that Netanyahu offered Charlie Kirk $150M is not an isolated act—it sits inside a decades-long system designed to manufacture American loyalty to a foreign political project. The moment you examine where she was formed, the pattern stops being psychological and becomes genealogical.

Erika’s academic path leads directly into an institution that will become central to this investigation. She earned a Juris Master from Liberty University and is now pursuing a doctorate in Biblical Studies at Liberty — a school whose historical and political lineage we will unpack next. Her educational formation is not the conclusion; it is the entry point. It tells us where to look next, and what architecture her denial ultimately intersects.

I. The Educational Trail: A Signal, Not an Error

Before Liberty University enters the frame, a brief note about Erika’s early formation is necessary. Erika attended The Tesseract School in Arizona from 1993 to 1999, a private academy that used curricular materials developed by the for-profit Tesseract Group — a constructivist education company active during the 1990s charter-school expansion supported politically by the Bush education-reform movement. Tesseract’s founder, John T. Golle, later stated: “We had Jeb Bush on Good Morning America advocating for our education model,” confirming public alignment at the level of national messaging.

And in a detail almost too on-the-nose for fiction:

the building Tesseract rented belonged to Gan Yaladim’s “Looking Glass” School—sharing its name with Operation LOOKING GLASS, the Cold-War airborne continuity operation. The symbol is not the evidence, but it is the motif: an institution placed inside a Looking Glass, years before Erika entered the far more consequential network.

That network was Liberty University. Because Tesseract is a footnote.

stock here: Have a look around…..

https://mcmmadnessnews.blogspot.com/2026/03/saturday-14th-closes-circle-on-big.html

Curious that this CIA against US Citizens occurs just 10 days after the infamous Rothschilds BAAL Ball.

stock here, only 4 in this area last 100 years. Used to be my old stomping grounds. I’ve got Great White stories from there, as well as Galapagos Sharks.

stock here, this is not a “tight waterway”. So it seems there is part narrative going on.

stock here: I wonder who talked Trump into this “War”. Ben Shapiro is all for Trump doing this, as brave and heroic. Hmmm.

Is this attack almost over? I see no evidence. Obviously Big Trade is gaming the oil price, and Big Everything of course wants to pummel Trump, goad him into more extreme acts.

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LOL every important email goes to spam…..great interview.   Ben looks like a ton of stress has left his life. 

I have long been a believer that being versed in a wide variety of knowledge and skills, is super important for “advancing”

Large storms in Hawaii…big low pressure, and a large 4.4 mag earthquake.

stock here: stay frosty.