Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Two different realities happening at the same time depending on which newscaster a person watches.



"Roswell" fading? LOL.


Razor Wire reminder:


Also, Occam's razor wire is a sharp detractor/distractor. Not saying the border isn't important, but we all know how the media jackals operate.

"There are dead things! Dead faces in the water!"

"All dead. All rotten. Migrants and children and Orc's. A great Caravan long ago."

"The Rio Grande. Yes, yes! That is the name. This way. Don't follow the razor wire."

"Careful now! Or you go down to join the dead ones, and light little candles of your own."



Besides, the border pales in comparison to...




This is the way the world ends!


Or the video presentation/discussion on Rumble with SunWeatherMan. You might find this very interesting. (Not doom porn)


Good summary description from Dr. Viking caveman on the modern right vs wrong side of history...


https://twitter.com/playteaux/status/175...3679987779


"The World’s First Spacewalk with Alexey Leonov, Soviet cosmonaut." A depiction of the March 18, 1965 event – painted by Leonov himself in 1975.



"UFO religions are dying. The Aetherius Society is appealing to the UN for help." Found in OMNI magazine, Oct 1981.


2020s: They been resurrected into a cult of twisted personalities & grifters.


Davos douche bag, Mr. BlackRock from 3 years ago...


https://twitter.com/wef/status/1354114311115968514


Happy Australia Day to our friends Down Under. Did you know that USS Canberra (CA-70/CAG-2) was named in honor of HMAS Canberra? It also was the first U.S. Navy ship to bear the name of a foreign capital. Continuing the tradition, USS Canberra (LCS-30) was commissioned on 22 July 2023.


In 1960, USS Canberra did a bit of time traveling when the cruiser destroyed a drone by firing a missile from the future. This feat was accomplished when Canberra fired a missile on Monday that crossed the International Date Line to hit the drone on Sunday. Ha!


In more recent Naval news...
Huntington Ingalls Inc. Awarded USS Harry S. Truman $913M Mid-Life Crisis Overhaul Contract


Meet Bhen...


In 1975, David A. Hardy produced the first cover for F&SF featuring Bhen (the benevolent B.E.M.), in this case peering at Viking 1 as it searches diligently for life. He proved so popular that to date Bhen has featured on 12 covers, usually making unorthodox use of some piece of NASA hardware. Bhen may appear to be the archetypal 'little green man' but he is in fact over two and a half metres tall, if you compare him with the hardware. A set of four Bhen postcards is available from AstroArt.