Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Jan 8, 1960: Twilight Zone's "Third From The Sun" airs. With nuclear war imminent, a small group uses an experimental spacecraft to flee their planet for a safer world.


Fritz Weaver, who had acted only on stage until then, recalls the experience:

Q: So what do you think makes a good Twilight Zone?

A: Well, mystery is one thing, mysteriousness and the circumstances. Something odd about this man sitting there at the counter drinking his coffee. And it’s very stimulating to the imagination, because you wonder what’s about to happen.

Most of the time, you didn’t know what the outcome would be – as an audience, I mean. And I think Rod enjoyed fooling people. third-from-the-sun11He was like a magician, or like an entertainer, anyway. I remember his laugh. I can’t remember the jokes, but I remember this kind of shrill laugh that would come out of him.

But one of the reasons why it’s called the Golden Age was because television didn’t know where it was going. It was a new medium, and it wasn’t geared to the maximum audience. I mean, the very fact that they would go after Rod Serling – nowadays he’d be just a figure off-camera somewhere, in his little abattoir in the studio turning out plays. Writers, you know, are no longer very welcome on set.

Fritz Weaver: “We Had Such Great Times In Those Days”

The wealthy English have always been this way...





He says it will soon be on his Youtube channel.


A timeline of the January 2nd U.S. military mission to arrest and remove Venezuelan Pres. Nicolás Maduro and his wife.




They got a point.




Seems like the Russians wanted to send a message tonight. Looks like kinetic energy only, no warheads.


https://x.com/Faytuks/status/2009393755418464612  or https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9GRHpWWqOvE


No more wasting taxpayer dollars on globalist agendas.
The United States will LEAVE 66 total (35 Non UN, 31 UN) organizations that no longer serve the best interests of the country. The list inludes International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law, a few dozen UN Organizations. Hello whatever comes next.


Withdrawing the United States from International Organizations, Conventions, and Treaties that Are Contrary to the Interests of the United States

I think international law has been dead since uh, a very long time. Who can even define it? The same for "rules-based international order". The UN? Trump is dumping the UN. Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. Syria went down practically overnight without a fight, we’re snatching Maduro (same regime change model), and seizing oil tankers. We’re back to "Might makes right" (hard power vs soft power) and if you don’t play the same game as everyone else, you lose. Age of Empires is now playing out in full view. Make a deal or get renditioned or bombed. China is doing what they want in the South China Sea. China pretends it respects "international law." Watch China make a move on Taiwan soon. Might makes right has always been the global law since the early days of Pax Americana in the Western hemisphere. History is told by the victors with a big stick.

Truth is that international law was always a sham, competing global powers sought to weaponize international systems against each other and leverage "legality" to advance their own goals.

Dark forces at play which we have no control over. All I can say is my internet better not go down or I'll be damn pissed. LOL.

Man was not made to monitor so many situations. I came to this conclusion during Trump's first term, but right now more than ever. Even my CPU is screaming, 'I can't take much more of this shit!'



It is fascinating how so many armchair "experts" have explanations & answers on geopolitics these days.


Not the first appearance but possibly the first landing at LAX.


https://x.com/airlinevideos/status/2009459406623396106


LOL: In today’s New Zealand Herald:






“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.”
― Philip K. Dick