Masking was increasingly framed as an act of love, and it was overwhelmingly Left-wing groups which encouraged – even mandated – their continued use. Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac encouraged continued mask wearing. “I f—— hate the masks, but I wear them,” she said. “People give you dirty looks. I dare anybody to give me a dirty look. I would just say, ‘Hey, you know what? I’m Stevie Nicks.’”
That would presumably be the same Stevie Nicks who reportedly blew a hole through her nose from snorting cocaine. By 2023 mask use was largely discredited, but the Telegraph quotes a Mayo Clinic source:
Stock here: Murderous Attack on Physics/ Magnetism. Nikola Tesla died alone in a hotel room he lived in for years. This 47 YO Professor was also living in an apartment building.
A-Eye summary of the transcript
MIT Physicist Killing, Brown University Shooting, and Subsequent Developments
1. Breaking News Overview
A multi-state manhunt followed the killing of an MIT professor and a mass shooting at Brown University.
The events began as local incidents in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and rapidly became a national story.
Authorities ultimately announced that the suspected shooter was found dead in New Hampshire.
2. Victim: Professor Nuno Loureiro (MIT)
Background
Name: Professor Nuno Loureiro
Age: 47
Affiliation:
MIT Department of Physics
MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center
MIT Department of Nuclear Science & Engineering
Family: Father of three daughters
Education:
Physics studies in Portugal and the UK
PhD from Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
MIT Tenure: Joined MIT in 2016
Professional Significance
A theoretical plasma physicist, not an experimentalist.
Specialized in:
Magnetic reconnection
Plasma turbulence
Magnetic field generation and amplification
Research applications:
Nuclear fusion energy
Astrophysical phenomena (solar flares, stars, space magnetic fields)
Recognition
Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE)
Awarded January 2025 by President Joe Biden
Multiple prestigious awards from:
National Science Foundation
American Physical Society
MIT School of Engineering
Los Alamos National Laboratory
This was not an “average professor.” He was a globally recognized scientist at the peak of his career.
3. Location & Nature of the MIT Killing
Location: Brookline, Massachusetts
Brookline is:
An affluent, low-crime suburb
Home to wealthy residents and college students
Key facts:
Professor Loureiro was shot multiple times
The suspect allegedly waited for him at his apartment building
Conclusion:
Not random
Targeted attack
4. Commonwealth Fusion Systems Connection
Professor Loureiro worked closely with Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS):
A private nuclear fusion startup spun out of MIT
Raised ~$2.86 billion in private funding
CFS is one of the most heavily funded fusion companies in the world
Competitive Landscape
CFS competitors include:
TAE Technologies
Helion Energy
General Fusion
Pacific Fusion
Key point raised:
TAE Technologies announced a merger with Trump Media & Technology Group
Raises questions about:
Government contracts
Political alignment
Competitive pressures in fusion energy
5. Brown University Shooting
Incident Overview
Location: Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island
Victims:
Two students killed
Multiple others injured
Shooting occurred in the Barus & Holley Engineering / Physics Building
Key Observations
The building:
Houses physics and engineering departments
Has limited surveillance camera coverage
Timeline evidence shows:
Suspect conducted pre-attack surveillance
Appeared on campus hours before the shooting
6. Emerging Connection Between MIT & Brown Cases
Law enforcement later acknowledged:
Evidence suggests both crimes were linked
Similarities:
Physics-related locations
Same suspect vehicle
Same individual observed near both sites
7. Suspect Identified
Identity
Name: Claudio Neves Valente
Age: 48
Nationality: Portuguese
Status: Brown University student
Last known address: Florida
Resolution
Found dead at a storage facility in Salem, New Hampshire
Authorities state:
He took his own life
Found with:
Two firearms
Satchel matching surveillance footage
Rental car evidence tied him to both crime scenes
8. Media Narratives & Disputed Claims
Antisemitism Allegation
Early social media claims alleged:
Professor Loureiro was Jewish
Killing was an antisemitic attack
Counterclaim:
Colleagues stated he was not Jewish
Confusion likely arose from mistaken identity
Iran Allegation
Israeli officials and some media outlets claimed:
Iran was responsible for the assassination
Noted issues:
No evidence provided
No law enforcement confirmation
Rapid narrative rollout before investigation concluded
9. Context: Historical Targeting of Scientists
Reference made to:
Israel’s documented history of assassinating nuclear scientists
Past cases (e.g., Iranian scientists under surveillance for decades)
Historical parallel:
Eugene Mallove (2004)
Cold fusion advocate
Former MIT science writer
Murder initially described as robbery
Later viewed with skepticism
10. MIT–Israel Research Ties
MIT Physics Department hosts programs designed to:
Strengthen collaboration with Israeli researchers
Raises questions about:
Research sensitivity
Political pressure
International competition in energy technology
11. Investigation Outcome & Unanswered Questions
With the suspect deceased:
No trial
No cross-examination
No full motive disclosure
Open questions remain:
Why physics targets at two universities?
Was the suspect acting alone?
Was there ideological, political, or financial influence?
Why were certain narratives pushed so quickly?
12. Conclusion
The convergence of:
Fusion energy research
Billion-dollar private competition
Political media narratives
Physics-specific targets
Creates too many coincidences for simple dismissal.
Official explanations close the case procedurally—but not intellectually.
stock here: there is a lot covered here, but it is also noted that the pit bull attitudes adopted by half of the humans, shows that half of the humans are just plain wrong, in spite of those being provided with clear evidence to the opposite.
I have pondered the reasons why. I don’t think they are as simple as “information overload”.
It’s actually how the human mind copes when reality becomes too complex.
When information exceeds our ability to process it, the brain doesn’t rise to the challenge. It simplifies, defers to authority, and clings to narratives that reduce discomfort.
I think it is more complex, but I really don’t have the top 3 answers.
An somewhat unrelated point, as I become increasingly frustrated with Trump, is that he thinks that humans will all act if they are OK with “the deal”. This makes sense for many business dealings, but it completely misses the point that many humans cannot even act for their own self interest. Boom!!!!
stock here: On Lion’s Gate date of 8-8 the Maui Fires burned over 1000 people alive. They lost around 2000 homes. And then would not approve permits to rebuild, and the insurance pay outs were allowed to be slow walked.
Now they use that death by fire event, to justify further crushing the people of Maui, pretending that 7000 vacation rentals need to be put our of business to make up for the 2000 homes lost. I won’t say what I really think…..but evil makes one ugly.
stock here: I have never read his manifesto, and no time now. The commentator makes the assertion that young people refer to him as “Uncle Ted”. Apparently this is true in very limited far right circles. But it is not widely used among young people.
What is curious is that Kazinski was part of the MK ultra experiements. He was abused.
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See the 20 point summary below.
Ted Kaczynski / Unabomber Video – Summary and Cleaned Transcript
20‑Point Summary
1. The video re-examines Ted Kaczynski (the Unabomber) as a historical figure whose critique of industrial society has gained new attention among disaffected young men, where he is often referred to as ‘Uncle Ted’.
2. Kaczynski is portrayed as a prodigy: a Chicago-born Polish-American with an IQ around 167, who entered Harvard at 15 and initially planned an academic career in mathematics.
3. While at Harvard, Kaczynski was subjected to Project MK Ultra–style psychological experiments in which government agents aggressively attacked his worldview, an experience the narrator reads as severe, likely unacknowledged trauma (PTSD).
4. The narrator argues that labeling Kaczynski schizophrenic served to delegitimize his ideas; he sees no clear signs of schizophrenia in Kaczynski’s writing or behavior and notes that Kaczynski refused to plead insanity to protect the perceived seriousness of his manifesto.
5. Kaczynski is credited with original mathematical work understood by only a handful of specialists, reinforcing the idea that he was not merely an unhinged criminal but a highly capable intellectual.
6. A key concept attributed to Kaczynski is that modern life is dominated by ‘surrogates’—substitutes for real human experiences—such as junk food for real food, social media for real community, and video games for real adventure or combat.
7. The central thesis of his social critique is ‘oversocialization’: modern industrial society becomes a complex machine that forces humans to behave like standardized cogs, suppressing the instincts and relationships that historically made life meaningful.
8. The video contrasts pre‑industrial family and community structures—where work, kinship, religion, and local economy were deeply intertwined—with modern life, in which work, childcare, and social support are outsourced to large bureaucratic institutions.
9. Industrialization, urbanization, and the rise of large firms replaced family-based economic units, weakened extended kin networks, and shifted dependence from family and community to impersonal employers and the state.
10. Modern schooling is described as a system explicitly designed to produce compliant industrial workers: teaching punctuality, endurance, obedience, and rote processing rather than useful knowledge or wisdom.
11. Using Norbert Elias and other historiography, the narrator argues that as societies grow more complex and interconnected, they demand stricter self‑control, privacy, and behavioral standardization—another facet of oversocialization.
12. Despite enormous material progress (food, medicine, transport, entertainment, climate control), the narrator claims modern societies are spiritually and psychologically sick; wealth beyond basic needs contributes little to happiness compared with relationships, community, and religion.
13. The video criticizes contemporary left‑wing politics as, in part, a maladaptive response to oversocialization: a resentful desire for total control over society, combined with demands for boundless personal liberation and the destruction of inherited norms and institutions.
14. Kaczynski’s analysis is said to foreshadow trends like collapsing birth rates, rising mental illness, social nihilism, and what the narrator describes as a civilizational ‘suicidal’ impulse in long‑industrialized regions such as Northwestern Europe and the U.S. Northeast.
15. Kaczynski envisioned two main futures for industrial civilization: (1) a chaotic collapse driven by the psychological and social pressures of modernity, and/or (2) an engineered future where genetic modification, AI, and technocracy reshape humans into compliant, hive‑like beings.
16. The second scenario—where genetic engineering and behavioral technologies gradually remove dissent, depression, and ‘problematic’ traits—is likened to a mix of ‘Brave New World’ and ‘1984’, erasing the inner human soul that resists tyranny.
17. The narrator condemns Kaczynski’s terrorism as immoral and strategically counterproductive, arguing that attacking technologists only delegitimizes the anti‑industrial critique because most people are deeply attached to technological conveniences.
18. At the same time, he contends that Kaczynski ‘won’ in a limited sense: the manifesto is now widely read, his ideas circulate broadly, and he may have influenced how some people frame the coming 21st‑century crises.
19. The rise of the internet is presented as a wild‑card development that Kaczynski could not fully foresee: it can both centralize surveillance and control, or decentralize power by enabling gig work, self‑employment, alternative education, and parallel institutions.
20. The video closes by urging viewers to consciously preserve human individuality and the ‘soul’ in the face of technocratic pressures, use tools like encryption and privacy‑preserving tech to resist digital authoritarianism, and treat the current era’s turmoil as a call to live more intensely and purposefully rather than succumb to nihilism.
stock here: Western Journal is like Shaun Hannity…when the big lies need to be told, spun, faked….they will do it for the leftists that pay them.
My spidey sense kicked off, when they had Erika “dropping truth bombs”.
You be the judge and chime in, spread the word. The controlled oppositions are the most dangerous to the cause of truth, safety, security, honesty, non-censorship.
No one gives a fuck about his burial site, and why would they?
Uh, Erika, you don’t have babies anymore, you have toddler/children.
And look at the varying video quality….really weird, just that is some type of psychological operation…..and the goth eyes….
“But here’s my breaking point on that,” she continued. “Come after me, call me names — I don’t care. Call me what you want, go down that rabbit hole, whatever. But when you go after my family, my Turning Point USA family, my Charlie Kirk Show family, when you go after the people that I love, and you’re making hundreds and thousands of dollars every single episode, going after the people that I love because somehow they’re in on this … No!”
Kirk appeared to be referring to podcasters like Candace Owens.
Faulkner responded, “I have to say it. I’ve never seen you like this.”
“This is righteous anger, because this is not OK. It’s not healthy. This is a mind virus,” Kirk answered, regarding the conspiracy theories.
“Just know that your words are very powerful, and we are human,” she added.
stock here: this is a massive story, never told anywhere in our history books. In fact, our schools taught us so poorly, that it took decades for me to understand that WW2 was not one big war, but 2 separate wars, and even that may be understating reality.
Did the nuclear bombs end the war with Japan? Perhaps, but just prior to that, Russia had wiped out 1M Japanese soldiers, killing them at a 30 to 1 ratio, in a mind numbing 11 day blitz. Check it out.
Wolfowitz’s 80 Billion Dollar Think Tank + Sinister Sub Warfare Causes Sumatra Earthquake
While researchers might think that America’s ousting by overt and covert means Slobodan Milosevic, the Taliban, and Saddam Hussein from power, smashing their regimes, and punishing countries like Iran, Turkey, Russia and North Korea which had tried to help them or exploit their difficulties would be the sum total of what was available to it, they would be wrong. Washington used not only land and space weapons against them but also undersea ones to make the terrible earthquake on December 26, 2004 which caused the deadly tsumanis which devastated the Muslim countries, lying around the Indian Ocean, in the hope of preventing them in any way from joining radical Islam in its growing fight against the West.
The origin of the new weapons was the result of continuing inter-service rivalry plaguing the Pentagon, especially that between the National Reconnaissance Office’s satellities and the US Navy, particularly its attack submarines – what just continued to rise despite the end of the Cold War with the Soviets. While all the services had had to reduce their numbers, close bases, settle for less money, find more effective weapons systems, and seek more relevant missions, the bloated Navy – thanks particularly to Reagan Navy Secretary John Lehman, Jr.’s wild amibition to control the seas by a 600-ship fleet – had the hardest time adjusting to the new situation since the new threats were based on land, and were only using the skies to spread their alleged missions. The US Navy seemed to be without a serious mission, now that freedom of the seas had been secured.
It was in this context that Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Vernon Clark took control of the service in July 2000, setting a task force on the dangerous mission of trailing the Kursk to show Secretary of Defense William Cohen that the Navy was still able to take it to the enemy – what resulted in the USS Toledo sinking the Soviet sub when the USS Memphis crashed into it from behind. While the disaster cost the USA dearly – President Clinton having to forget about the $10 billion debt that Putin’s Russian owed Washington – it was still seen by the gung-ho sailors as a great victory, though commanding officers of ships were increasingly screwing up in other missions, resulting in their losing it, because of the strain.
In the Toledo’s case, the crew boasted about its achievement in cryptic ways despite the risks it took in doing so. The sub’s seaman claimed that it was the best attack submarine in the Atlantic fleet though it had only arrived in 1985, and failed to be even mentioned in Sherry Sontag’s and Christopher Drew’s Blind Man’a Bluff: The Untold Story of American Espionage. In scanning their Appendix C, dealing with submarine awards from 1958 through 1998 (pp. 415-35), there is no mention of the USS Toledo.
Torpedo man Todd Grace aka Toredo still boasted about being the last on board during the “Northern Run” which, it seems, caused the disaster. Toredoes are shipworms noted for their ability to sink unsuspecting wooden ships, and Grace, along with his boss, sorely missed “Big Al”, had done the same to its steel counterparts with the latest version of the MK-48 torpedo when the Toledo thought that the Kursk was going to sink the Memphis after it collided with the Russian monster.
Actually, the USS Parche – the most rewarded attack submarine in the Atlantic Fleet – had won yet another Presidential Unit Citation (PUC) in the last year of the listing. It won eight in all, plus other lesser awards. The Parche – in Operation Ivy Bells at the beginning of March 1986 for which it received its fifth PUC – had bugged the same Soviet naval base in anticipation of Moscow being caught completely by surprise by the assassassination of Sweden’s statsminister Olof Palme. It was because of the spying for the Soviets by the Agency’s Aldrich ‘Rick’ Ames, the Bureau’s Robert Hanssen and others that its bugging, and the growing presence of a horde of other American attack submarines came as no surprise to the Soviets.
Even the USS Memphis – which was badly damaged when the Kursk was sunk – received the Navy Unit Citation in 1981, and the Meritorious Unit Commendation three years later, and it must have gotten some recognition for its trouble with the Kursk, though, of course, nothing that the Navy could officially acknowledge.
These massive signs did not even exist in 2019, so they were planned before that and put up quickly. The government bought 90% of the radio time, and did 24/7 scary stories, with authoritarian overtones.
Marxist paradise indeed. Review. My guess is there is like 8 of these massive signs on Oahu. Zoom in.
stock here: good time to review Geography. Russia has taken Odessa, effectively landlocking Ukraine. See far bottom, Colonel Douglas Macgregor breaks it down, not sure he is totally a white hat.
Its funny the interviewer is clearly not on board with what he is hearing.
Odessa, in 2014 was Russian, and Ukranian Nazi’s burned the Russians in buildings, a recurring theme. Harkov is also a historically Russian city.
