Quote:November 5, 2025 / Joseph P. Farrell

In my opinion, there can be no doubt that the covert hot wars are in full swing. One need only think of the Trump administration's naval strikes against alleged Venezuelan drug-running boats. We're supposed to be all-in "O.K." with this, because after all, we're being protected from drugs and evil cartels. And don't get me wrong: that's a good thing. Those Latin American cartels are nasty, and they're in bed with some very nasty regimes, both on their own continent, and across various "ponds".  But by the same token, we're supposed to just "trust" that our "intelligence" is accurate, and that their is not a minim of impure motivation or intention on the part of our incorrupt government.  Trust us. We know what we're doing. Follow The Science. Follow the Intelligence Intercepts. The Tacoma Narrows Bridge is entirely safe and we built it for a mere six million dollars. We have all the evidence. It's clear. There was no conspiracy in Lincoln's Kennedy's murder. The financial system is sound. 9/11 had absolutely no help from inside the goobernment. Our intelligence on those drug boats is crystal clear. But we just can't share it because it would reveal methods, and that's national security.

Trust us.

Well, all of this is Prelude to the following story shared by E.E., and in relation to a blog I composed here:

KYLE BASS SOUNDS ALARM ON THAT MUNITIONS PLANT EXPLOSION


In that blog, I reached the following conclusion:

Quote:Placed in the context of my earlier blogs about similar events, however, this recent event could be viewed as part of a much larger picture, one of a covert hot war taking place, with the earlier explosions at Russian, Chinese, British, German, Iranian, and French facilities as the manifestations of that war.   If the earlier pattern of those events - Russian and Chinese explosions followed by French, British, and German  "incidents" - then we may reasonably assume that there will be some retaliation for this event against whomever the American investigators determine was behind it, and rest assured, if Kyle Bass can think of it, the Department of Defense's investigators already have, and are pursuing it. They will not make any announcements, however.  But if plants in China or Russia suddenly explode in a few weeks or months, we may reasonably assume that it might not be another unfortunate accident. (Emphasis added)

Prompted by this conclusion, E.E. spotted and shared the following article (with our gratitude):

Mystery Blast At Russian Artillery Ammo Plant Results In 23 Dead

Notice that the explosion occurred within a matter of a couple of weeks after the Tennessee plant explosion, that, like the incident in Tennessee, it leveled the plant, and caused deaths among the workers. Note too that the Russian authorities are ruling out that it was the result of a drone attack, which leaves two basic possibilities (1) an accident, which is certainly a plausible explanation, or (2) sabotage, and therefore, the result of covert action and operation. By itself, one would lean toward an accident. But given the pattern of such accidents over the past few years, a pattern approaching over a decade of such incidents, I simply have difficult believing that there is that much incompetence in the munitions and chemical industries of the world. There may indeed be incompetence involved in the accidents in plants in the West, and such incompetence is understandable given the state of the quackademy in western countries and the stupid people they're churning out. But Russia and China - and particularly Russia - do not have nearly the same institutionalized quackademic mess as does the West. More importantly, the number of such events over the past few years would seem to imply that some of them, at least, are not merely the result of accident.

But while you're contemplating the possibility that my own blog's prediction was quickly born out by reality, consider also this article, also spotted and shared by E.E. (again, with our gratitude):

Explosion at New Mexico oil refinery sends thick smoke across Artesia

Note that this article about the oil refinery explosion occurred a mere day after the Russian munitions plant explosion. While there is absolutely no evidence that suggests this explosion was anything other than an accident, there is, as of this writing, no evidence to suggest that it was not. what does remain is that Russian munitions plant explosion, and here I am increasingly of the opinion that we're watching a genuine covert war, one that has been going on for some time, taking place.

After all, one is an accident, two is an unfortunate coincidence, and three or more is a pattern...

See you on the flip side...