Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Posting from here tonight...




Edgar Allan Poe joined the US Army at 18 in Boston. This enlistment paper, at National Archives shows he used a false name, Edgar Perry, and added four years to his real age.

Poe joined the Army at the age of 18 in an act of desperation after suffering the strain of surviving on his own for two months without money. This enlistment paper shows that Poe was in Boston when he signed up, that he used a false name, Edgar Perry, and a false age, adding four years to his real age. The paper also described him as being 5 feet 8 inches tall, with brown hair, gray eyes, and a fair complexion. Although Poe did well in the Army and was promoted to the highest rank possible for an enlisted man, he decided to leave the Army 3 1/2 years short of his full enlistment. He was released on April 15, 1829, having obtained the consent of his foster father, and paid a substitute to take his place.

Enlistment Papers for Edgar A. Perry [Poe]

RIP SI. Aged 69 years.



How it started according to shouting voices on the social platforms:

Sports Illustrated put a trans person in a swimsuit on the cover of their 2023 annual swimsuit edition.

SI how it's going:

All of the staff at Sports Illustrated was fired today.

Go woke, Go broke ... strikes again.??

Of course social media going crazy & blaming the trans person for the magazine downfall. I think it was more, but anyways on Jan 5, 2024, the Arena Group missed a $3.75 million quarterly licensing payment to Authentic Brands Group. Two weeks later, on January 19, Authentic Brand Group terminated its licensing agreement. As a result, the Arena Group announced it would be laying off the entire Sports Illustrated staff. At least that is the story according to Front Office Sports.

On the flip-side, swimsuits are now trending in the USA. LOL.


Queen...


Variety


"He had to know, for example, the significance of the satchel..." - Eisenhower describing his Jan 19, 1961 meeting w/President-elect JFK. And Brig. Gen. Andrew Goodpaster's memo for the record on the nuclear football briefing. Photo of Ike & JFK is from Dec 6, 1960...



Eisenhower's mention of the "satchel" comes from page 617 of "Waging Peace, 1956-1961: The White House Years," 1965. The Goodpaster top secret memo was found at the National Security Archive.



FBI files on Kenneth Goff - The Denver FBI office assessed him as being a "borderline psychopath". LOL.


Jan 19, 1991: USS Louisville (SSN-724) became the first submarine to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles in combat. The Tomahawks were launched against Iraqi targets during Desert Storm. A special Louisville Slugger baseball bat was made to commemorate the sub's role in the war.




You get one chance to go back in time and warn one President about anything.

An assassination
A war
An attack

Whatever you pick, history gets changed...unless you decide to not change anything?





The proverbial intel Octopus has evolved into something more like a cthulhu/hydra fungi hybrid with many more tentacles & spores of deception engulfing planet Earth. Orgs & secret societies that remain nameless.





"I hear secrets that you keep when you're talking in your sleep"