Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

One of nature’s rare meteorological phenomenon was witnessed in 1957 by scientists of the Naval Ordnance Laboratory while conducting routine underwater explosion experiments in a remote area of the Chesapeake Bay. When a conventional depth charge was detonated beneath the bay’s surface, the resulting 300-foot-high water plume induced a stray low level cloud in a partially overcast sky to discharge its electrical energy in three consecutive lightning bolts, all following the same downward ionized path and all striking the water plume within one second.

The illumination of the top of the plume and its reflection on the water (foreground) shows that bolts actually struck the plume. Naval Ordnance scientists say that there is no sound method of computing the extremely remote mathematical probability of such as occurrence. They point out that Benjamin Franklin coaxed lightening out of a cloud 200 years ago with a kite and a string, but to their knowledge this has never been done with a water plume. Navy Regulations prohibit handling of explosives before or during electrical disturbances; however, NOL Scientists pointed out those atmospheric conditions were clear when the depth charge was placed into the water, and although the sky became slightly overcast, there was no indication of storm or electrical activity in the air. Photograph released October 24, 1957.


A Lightning Strike of an Underwater Explosion Plume



Psychic Close Encounters 

The 'United States Space Force'—one of Donald Trump's many 'big-brain genius' inventions—has proposed one of the most health-hazardous, tourism-ruining, skyline-blighting military installations ever proposed anywhere in the UK: a gigantic 27-dish radar network, named DARC, in the heart of our St. Davids peninsula.

The DARC radars proposed, as tall and wide as multi-storey buildings, would cumulatively produce radiation so powerful that scientific studies show the array would undoubtedly have the capacity to be unsafe for human residential habitation.

In April 1991, we at PARC (Pembrokeshire Against the Radar) saw the press statement that all local campaigns dream of: we had defeated the over-the-horizon radar, planned for then St. Davids Airfield, an extension of the MOD’s Cawdor Barracks army base.

The Minister’s suggestion that a few trees might be planted to hide the 135 ft high radar towers didn’t help, as the room erupted with laughter—and funnily enough, as if like clockwork, the MOD has tried to use the exact same comic suggestion that a bit of tree screening might help cover up 2024’s proposed monstrous own goal of a radar farm—on p. 85 of its very scoping report!

One of the zaniest ideas, inspired by Australians, was a dry-river boat race in Whitchurch. It involved a large group of adults, in full fancy dress, trying to fit into two-person cardboard boats, and then running around a disused military airfield as fast as they could, without falling over. PARC weren’t quite sure what the vicar made of it at first, but by the end, by all reports, even they couldn't stop him!



Many miles away from Pembrokeshire and in the twilight hours of a London night, however, Pembrokeshire’s MP Nicholas Bennett could be spotted, in a late night session in the House of Commons far from what he believed were the eyes of his constituents, seeming to support the radar before Parliament—in stark contrast to the undecided and unbiased tone he had calculatedly struck in the pages of local media.

Little did he know, however, that PARC had shown up in London that day—and they were listening to every word.

PARC Against DARC - Our Story

They're on twitter (@parcagainstdarc), but nobody seems to care about their protesting.


And just like that you could lead the country's premiere super bunker! (LinkedIn post from 2024).




It's Toronto, 1982, and The Who perform their farewell concert.
It's Toronto, 2025, and The Who perform their farewell concert.

Mandela Effect in effect.




Another day, another dead German AfD politician...

The West German state of Nordrhein-Westfalen (NRW) is slated to hold municipal elections in just under two weeks, on 14 September. Eighteen million Germans scattered across 31 districts and 396 municipalities will elect councillors, board members, mayors and district administrators.

It’s important to understand the scale of these elections and the enormous numbers involved: Tens of thousands are presently running for office in NRW. The exact number isn’t certain, but it may be as great as 90,000. Most of these candidates are totally ordinary people. They are not professional politicians and they are not widely known outside their communities.

Four days ago, the German press began reporting on bureaucratic chaos stirred up by a series of unexpected deaths in late stages of the NRW campaign. Each of these deaths happened so late in the game that ballots had to be reprinted and the postal vote repeated. The German economist and social media personality Stefan Homburg picked up the story and called the deaths “statistically almost impossible.” AfD co-chair Alice Weidel retweeted Homburg’s suspicions, ultimately attracting the attention of Elon Musk.

Despite the widespread interest in this story, I really think it’s a nothingburger. We may be looking at an unusual cluster of AfD deaths in the upcoming elections, but we don’t know enough to say for sure how improbable this cluster is. All we can really say is that the deaths themselves are not unexplained and that their coincidence doesn’t look that improbable on its face.

In all, twelve candidates have died in NRW. Six of these candidates are from the AfD. Three (Ralph Lange, Wolfgang Klinger and René Herford) had serious pre-existing conditions, a fourth (Wolfgang Seitz) also had health issues and died of a heart attack, a fifth (Stefan Berendes) is said only to have died of natural causes, and a sixth (Patrick Tietze) committed suicide. This information comes from the AfD in NRW, and ultimately from the bereaved families of each of these candidates. These are not mere cover stories, in other words.

If we assume – very conservatively – several thousand AfD candidates across NRW, with an average age of around 60, we are looking at an event (six deaths within one party in one month) that is at most a one-in-200 or a one-in-250 anomaly. That is rare, but it is not impossibly rare, and on its own it is not nearly enough to assume nefarious plots. Remember that Germany across all of its states has seen well over 200 municipal election cycles since the founding of the Federal Republic. Naturally, if you assume more AfD candidates or a higher average age, this cluster becomes far less anomalous.

AfD politicians of course face constant petty harassment and discrimination, and they are often the victims of disturbing violence. An organised campaign to take down AfD municipal candidates would however represent an incredible waste of resources. Most of these people wield very little power and at the local level party affiliations matter a little less. City councillors deal largely with pragmatic issues, and in consequence the AfD are not nearly so religiously excluded from municipal government as they are from state and federal government.

A plague chronicle

Apparently Now SEVEN Dead.


Homeland Security partners with the state of Louisiana to hold high risk illegal aliens in the Louisiana State Penitentiary — the largest maximum-security prison in the country. Known as Angola, and nicknamed the "Alcatraz of the South", "The Angola Plantation" and "The Farm". That prison has a notorious long history dating back to the Civil War.

"'Louisiana Lockup' is going to hold up to 416 beds."




Record drug haul seized by US Coast Guard



Meanwhile...Rubio says intercepting drug vessels doesn’t work, blowing them up does...


I guess the drones are going to be quite active in the Hotzone considering Tren de Aragua transnational criminal organization from Venezuela reportedly has 7,000+ members.

Where is the Tren de Aragua? InSight Crime investigated the Venezuelan gang for three years, and tracked its expansion to seven countries + USA.



Current US targets for regime change: Venezuela, Serbia, Indonesia and of course Iran with another round of sanctions.



Konde is literally funded by the US government (USAID & NED) - who is waging economic & psychological warfare against multiple nations. They are also funded by the UK and Australia gov't, Google and others.