the last breath of confederacy

Marshan Camese, kuddos to you. Speaking truth. It’s getting harder and harder with this “witch hunt” go vt to say anything they don’t like or want known. Our mafia go vt. So American!

Anyway, I digress. Back to Marshan Camese – have you seen this video? It came out about 2 months – a chambers meeting over the GOP redistricting stunt in Louisiana. I’m only seeing it now. TG he’s calling out Doug Wilson and Peepee Hogwash.

And Gary Chambers:

And “that’s what happens when black men show up”…..”anybody that cheats to win is a sucker.” “You are your ancestor’s children and grandchildren, thieves, robbers, liars … consistently.”

Applause to them both. Say it loud with me, MIDTERMS!

Thank you for reading today's post. Have an InterStellar Day! ~PrP

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51 Responses to the last breath of confederacy

  1. we're all losers says:

    One person from Illinois won the $1.04 billion Powerball jackpot yesterday, ending a 44 drawing drought since May 22. The odds were 1:292.2 million. The numbers were 4, 26, 66, 67, 69 and the powerball was 9. Wish it would have been me!

  2. there's hope says:

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  3. Kenny says:

    It seems that Nader1 has a point about Israel. The Ear has confirmed that Mossad lied about the threat to tRump which caused him to be transferred to that catering truck. The Ear was recently heard to say that Intelligence organizations of various nations used to have a core group of individuals who cooperated among themselves regardless of what political party was running their nation. But Netanyahu and tRump has changed all that.

    Their intelligence organizations like the CIA and Mossad are now being run by political appointees that are more political than talented in gathering the intel needed to protect their nations and each other.

    It seems that Nader1 has a point which is that the Jews may have been be premier Intelligence agency of the world, but today it is just a manipulative entity that works to make the lives of Muslims uncomfortable.

    • Hannah says:

      Threats to us Jews come from whites because they will use any excuse to be antisemitic. I hope you Arabs realize they are not your friends. Many of you made that mistake when you help trump steal certain states.

      I am surprised to learn that you are a Muslim because they don’t usually express themselves the way you have in the past. I don’t think that you are antisemitic. I think that you like most of the Arabic community has been convinced by those who wish to stoke animosity between the occupants in the Middle East.

  4. J[5 says:

    So, it’s earthquakes all-around. The next time you visit CA do it right. Do Alaska, Japan and the Philippines first.

    • H[4 says:

      Indonesia is not the Philippines. Yes, they are neighbours, but they are not helping the Philippines to hide any of our downed crafts. Concentrate on assisting getting back what belongs to us.

      They do have volcanos. A little activity may encourage cooperation. And don’t forget that Japan is a triple offender. They pollute the seas as well.

  5. Mia says:

    I’m sure you have heard or experienced Flock cameras that read license plates. The private company, Flock, owns the equipment and the data centers. They also have access to all the video footage. Those cameras are there to control people through misuse of the video footage. It’s the end of privacy. It took a few years, but 1984 is here. Big Brother is watching and making deep fake videos to find an excuse to throw people in jail for political reasons. Nothing good comes from mass surveillance.

    • Thomas says:

      Access for law enforcement should be restricted to warrants or court orders, not for any reason they come up with. Even insurance companies have access to the database.

      • Larry says:

        America, companies trying to make a profit own the cameras. They sell the data and, allow people to use it that shouldn’t.

    • Regina says:

      The privacy of law abiding citizens is not worth the miniscule amount of criminals these cameras help catch. Especially given the most common crimes are minor offenses when compared to the danger these cameras pose.

      • Cindy says:

        Flock’s network records roughly 20B plate scans a month. At that scale, defaults become de facto privacy policy, and the new guardrails still leave police deciding whom to search without imposing a warrant requirement or independently proving that Flock’s abuse detector catches what it should.

  6. K]4 says:

    The controversy surrounding who goes first; The cold-fluided beings or the warm- beings is causing an unnecessary clog in the evacuation process. The warm-fluided beings have a habit of thinking they physiologically superior to cold-fluided ones.

    The warm-fluided beings have four-chambered hearts. The four-chambered heart accomplishes several things that make the high metabolism of a warm-fluided being possible. For starters, these additional segregated chambers help separate the low-pressure fluid flow needed to prevent fluid entering into the lungs from the higher pressures needed to pump blood throughout the rest of the body, meeting those beings’ higher energy needs. They have high metabolic rates. Therefore they need energy quickly enough to warm and stabilize their body temperatures and to undertake sustainable, strenuous labors.

    The only other creatures that we have discovered that have four chambered hearts, but hunt their warm-fluided prey the way the cold-fluided beings do are space vamps. The difference is the Vamps also hunt cold-fluided beings.

    So it is understandable that the cold-fluided beings are not comfortable being crowded into small spaces with warm-fluided beings with four chambered hearts.

    As for the superiority of the warm-fluided beings, that Logic escapes me, since most of our cold-fluided beings are more than thrice the size of their warm-fluided neighbors. They have higher fluid flows simply because of their enormous size. Hence, their ability to hunt and subdue warm-fluided beings. They are as formidable as any warm-fluided being. Only the space Vamp who has the biology composition of both species is clearly the superior in any physical encounter. Since they are very competent shape-shifters, the cold-fluided beings would be more susceptible to deception by a Vamp with a four chambered hearts.

    We would suggest that the cold-fluided beings be allowed to exit along strict lines of demarcation. As to who goes first, that wouldn’t matter if the lines of demarcation are strictly observed.

  7. LeI says:

    Your punishment will be enacted as prescribed. You gave the humans the technology to build a coin-sized device that can take over communications between the two key flight computers of any commercial jet aircraft.

    The prototype costs less than $100 to build and can be plugged into a maintenance port inside an electronics bay underneath the plane’s nose. The bay can be accessed from the ground through an exterior hatch that is not locked and is routinely accessible to maintenance workers and other airport staff.

    An attacker would only need 60 seconds to install the device. It is Wi-Fi enabled, which would allow it to connect to the plane’s in-flight Wi-Fi and be controlled remotely over the internet.

    Once intalled, the device can interfere with communications between the aircraft’s Flight Management Computer, which manages its flight plan and provides important information used during takeoff, and the Multipurpose Control Display Unit pilots use to control it.

    That gives the device the ability to secretly change a plane’s flight plan while preventing those changes from appearing on the pilot’s display. In the past we have used similar technology to cause the autopilot to divert an aircraft into the airspace we wanted it to be in.

    Your information allowed the device to manipulate information about the plane’s weight, balance and outside temperature, making a takeoff unsafe. We discovered your breach in 2019 and alerted Boeing because the aircraft makes up roughly 25% of Delta’s fleet, 38% of American’s, 53% of United’s, and all of Southwest Airlines’ fleet. We also alerted every nation about the cybersecurity risk your action caused across the aviation industry.

    We are still not aware of an action taken by the earth’s aviation industry that can fix their vulnerability. However, the action we will take to dissuade others from your type of reckless behavior with superior technology will be finite. All 3141 of you will be put to death in a slow, very painful way over a Neptune orbit of its Sun. Each year on the anniversary of our discovery of your crime, we will televise for 36 hours your present state of anguish.

    The first televised presentation of your severe mental and physical pain will begin shortly, and repeated until you are finally put to death 164 years later.

  8. Carl says:

    We win. Bumble got the message from us men and ended its women-message-first rule, letting men also initiate a match, and extended the reply window from 24 to 72 hours.

    Look out bitches here we come!

  9. Jock says:

    Investors on this blog might want to look into Heart Aerospace stock. They may be getting advice from some alien.

  10. U]5 says:

    T*/^ we have solved your uncloaking problem. Any of those who have reported seeing tiny people getting off a space ship can be given a dose of a mushroom of the Lanmaoa asiatica species. It can be located in the southwest area of China or in a region of the Philippines where we get ours.

    This fungus induces hallucinations that can manifest dozens or even hundreds of tiny people. The best thing about this drug is that it doesn’t show up as a psychedelic compound, and hence won’t be suspected as the culprit.

    • T]3 says:

      Thank you our research shows the chemical and neurological basis that causes humans who are affected by L. asiatica to experience Lilliputian hallucinations is indeed undetectable by human medical examinations.

      We compared it to psilocybin and Ibotenic acid which metabolizes into a hallucinogen once digested. Our analysis failed to uncover any of the genes typically associated with either psilocybin or ibotenic acid production.

      Thank you again for saving us from an accidental discovery.

  11. Tony says:

    You have to give it to tRump. He is allowing cybersecurity firms permission to conduct offensive cyber operations aimed at disrupting criminal organizations. Now it will be legal for us to hack them.

    • Walter says:

      Dude, think again. Anything “tRump” okays is going to be self aggrandizing, or stupid. When it comes to authorizing others to get into the hacking business, there’s good reason for hesitation. Obfuscation is an ubiquitous element of cyber attacks, as attackers go to great lengths to prevent detection (at least until the commencement of the attack) and are happy to exploit information asymmetry in any way possible. Threat actors are also often less coherent entities than overlapping, temporary associations between cybercriminals, further complicated by the emergence of a huge cybercrime-as-a-service economy and the formation of supergroups like “Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters”.

      Then there’s the possibility of tit-for-tat retaliatory cycles such as those witnessed in the ongoing physical and cyber war between Ukraine and Russia. It’s worth noting that Trump’s White House has a grudge against the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for not taking his side while he was trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. Back in office, his White House has aggressively slashed CISA’s budget and personnel—keep in mind this is the agency that is supposed to help coordinate threat intel sharing and defenses in the event something in cyberspace goes hot.

  12. Robert says:

    Billionaire fancier Mark Walter who bought the Lakers for $10 billion is being forced by tRump to sell it to his son-in-law for far less. When he refused initially, tRump sent his DOJ after him.

    He’s so afraid of what they will frame him with that he has agreed to part with the Lakers.

  13. Patrick says:

    Oh, and as to that “threat” causing tRump to be moved off Airforce 1 to a decoy plane. It was all bullshit according to the Ear. They are having a good laugh about it. The butt of the joke rest with the U.S. intelligence under tRump.

  14. Helen says:

    Did You Know

    Although they seem tiny when you’re whizzing past them in a car, the broken (separate) white stripes that mark the lanes on U.S. highways are a full ten feet long.

  15. Dan says:

    How’s the saying go: Marriage is a triumph of love over fear, a second marriage is a triumph of love over experience.
    I have a cousin who has been married five times, three times to the same man, with a couple of others between times.
    My brother’s mother-in-law married her first husband, divorced him, married another man, divorced him, married the first again, then divorced him again and married his brother, then divorced him, now she and the two brothers all live together. I guess technically that’s just four marriages, but still just weird to me.

  16. Katy says:

    Just How Corrupt is Donald tRump’s presidency?

    Donald Trump’s use of his second presidency to grow his personal fortune has alarmed legal and ethics experts and congressional Democrats as he has reaped an “unprecedented” $2.2bn in 2025 revenues by amassing big cryptocurrency holdings, benefiting from wealthy foreign interests, expanding his Truth Social business and more, while federal oversight of his actions has waned.

    Trump last year raked in at least $1.4bn from his crypto ventures according to financial disclosure forms he filed in June. Simultaneously, about one million investors in a Trump crypto scheme suffered almost $3.8bn in losses as their volatile crypto holdings tanked in value.

    Monetizing his presidency further this summer, Trump’s Truth Social media business is pushing a new scheme that offers wealthy buyers special early access to his posts for a fee of $100,000 a month, which top Democrats and public interest groups say pose serious conflict of interest and corruption issues.

    Mark Warner, the Democratic senator of Virginia, in July wrote to six major Wall Street financial trade groups urging them to reject a new Truth Social product, dubbed Truth API, that would enrich Trump by giving big investors early looks at Trump’s postings. Warner’s letter urged that they “not legitimize an arrangement that sells privileged access to market-moving presidential communications, especially for the president’s personal financial benefit”.

    On another monetization front, critics raised red flags about how Trump tapped his justice department to forge a potentially lucrative and sketchy deal to settle a $10bn lawsuit by Trump against the IRS about a leak of his tax returns that gives him and his family immunity from IRS audits of prior tax returns and could save him $100m.

    Likewise some analysts are troubled by how Trump has circumvented the constitution’s prohibition on foreign emoluments by accepting a $400m plane as a gift from Qatar, and how other wealthy foreigners have backed some Trump family hotel and golf deals abroad.

    Beyond his personal enrichment, Trump’s monetizing his office and transactional governing style has proved lucrative to his sons, some top advisers, billionaire buddies, big donors and other allies, say critics.

    A CNN poll in late July buttressed criticism of Trump’s monetizing his second term: the poll revealed that 66% of 1,225 respondents said Trump doesn’t put the good of the country over his personal gain and only 34% said he does.

    Former federal officials, historians and other experts have raised “corruption” concerns and other red flags as Trump has monetized his presidency for personal gain in ways that far exceed any other president’s tenure.

    • Sandra says:

      You left this out.

      “Trump has figured out a way to monetize the presidency, political power and public policy in ways no other president has achieved,” Princeton historian Julian Zelizer told the Guardian. “In the first term, he created the thinnest of firewalls between his business and policy. In the second term, he didn’t put up any firewall and smashed all guardrails that existed.

      “The precedent is dangerous in general, as we are moving to a virtually unregulated era where there will be unending opportunities for corruption.”

      Former election officials concur that Trump is cashing in on his presidency to an unprecedented level.

      “Trump has openly rejected restraints on presidential conflicts of interests and is using the powers of the presidency, both real and imagined, to financially benefit his and his family’s business interests on an unprecedented level,” said Larry Noble, a former general counsel at the Federal Election Commission who now teaches law at American University. “In just the first year of this term, he reported his business holdings earned over $2bn.”

      Noble added: “While Trump’s second term is less than half over, it already looks like the most openly corrupt administration in our history.

      “Whether you’re a foreign country, a company or an individual who wants the government to approve a business deal, stop an investigation or just be a friend when you need a favor, the message is that this is a pay to play administration.”

      Other legal experts offer equally strong critiques.

      “I think the biggest concern is not simply that the president is making money from his office, but the potential for corruption,” said Barbara McQuade, a former federal prosecutor for eastern Michigan who now teaches at the University of Michigan law school.

      “Trump’s settlement of his lawsuit against the IRS typifies his self-dealing. The judge assigned to the case later found that because Trump controlled both sides of the case, there was no adversity of parties to provide the court with jurisdiction. Instead, Trump used the court to legitimize what was essentially a gift to him at taxpayer expense.”

      Since his second term began, Trump has dismissed concerns about conflicts of interests, boasting to the New York Times in January that he has a “very honest family” and that he had never taken his presidential salary.

      Unlike prior presidents, though, Trump has declined to put his assets in a completely blind trust or divest from his businesses, although ethics experts have urged him to do so.

      Despite Trump’s protestations, Trump’s crypto earnings in 2025 are eye-popping – especially in contrast to the dismal returns for many investors and given Trump’s warnings in 2021 that crypto was a “scam”, and a “disaster waiting to happen”. Trump’s strong embrace of crypto came after the industry poured millions of dollars into his 2024 campaign, and he pledged to make the US “the crypto capital of the world” with less regulation.

      For instance, the crypto venture World Liberty Financial, which Trump and his sons launched in the fall of 2024 with the family of Steve Witkoff, who now is Trump’s special Middle East envoy, brought in $799m in 2025 for Trump, according to public filings.

      Last year too, Trump earned another $636m from his novelty memecoin $Trump which Trump began marketing just days before his inauguration in 2025.

      The Democratic senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Adam Schiff of California this year wrote a tough letter to the Trump-allied memecoin marketing firm Fight Fight Fight as Trump was poised to host an April event for buyers of $Trump at Mar-a-Lago similar to one Trump hosted at his Virginia golf club last year.

      “We have previously raised concerns with President Trump’s willingness to use the presidency for personal profit,” the lawmakers noted in their letter to the marketing firm for $Trump.

      The letter stressed that “not all $TRUMP holders have benefited from their investment”, and cited a February industry report that $TRUMP – and the first lady’s memecoin, $MELANIA – “erased an estimated $4.3 billion in retail wealth in recent months, with 2 million holders currently underwater”. In stark contrast, the same report found that 45 other crypto wallets that were early holders of $Trump coins had profited by about $1.2bn.

      After Trump’s memecoin bash in 2025 prompted conflict of interest questions and charges of corruption , the press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, said Trump was “abiding by all conflict-of-interest laws that are applicable to the president”.

      But legal critics and experts say Trump’s monetization of his presidency has given short shrift to conflict of interest concerns, as his regulators have eased oversight and Trump has used his office to reward an array of wealthy allies in crypto and other fields.

      The Cornell economist Eswar Prasad faults the Trump administration’s regulatory laxness for some of the scandals and legal headaches that have plagued the crypto industry.

      “The Trump administration has clearly shifted the priorities and focus of the government’s regulatory apparatus to look past any and all sins of the crypto industry, thereby directly benefiting the Trump family’s financial interests,” Prasad said.

      A case in point, say critics, has been the weak oversight of Binance, the world’s biggest crypto exchange that has benefited Trump’s World Liberty Financial.

      WLF was tapped to play a central role in a $2bn investment by the Abu Dhabi financial fund MGX that is backed by the United Arab Emirates in Binance. As part of the deal, the Abu Dhabi fund bought $2bn of a WLF stablecoin, dubbed USD1, to invest in Binance. Stablecoins are a popular type of cryptocurrency that are often pegged to the dollar.

      Related: Trump’s $2bn bonanza heralds the rise of political grifters across the west

      The WLF deal came after Binance in 2023 pleaded guilty to violating US money-laundering laws and other violations and the justice department fined it a whopping $4.3bn.

      Furthermore, Binance’s ex-CEO and founder, Changpeng Zhao, pleaded guilty in the US to violating the Bank Secrecy Act and failing to maintain an effective anti-money-laundering program.

      Zhao, who still owns 90% of Binance, served a four-month jail term in 2024 and last year received a pardon from Trump. Despite Binance pledges to crack down on crime, internal investigators last year found that about $1.7bn in crypto reportedly moved through Binance to Iranian entities linked to terrorism.

      Similarly, watchdog groups are sharply critical of Truth Social’s offer to sell Wall Street advance looks at Trump’s Truth Social posts for $100,000 per month.

      “Using the presidency to channel non-public information to his media company’s major institutional customers for profit is not simply Trump’s newest act in self-dealing,” said Virginia Canter, the chief counsel for ethics and anti-corruption with Democracy Defenders Action.

      “It is a significant escalation in exploiting and monetizing the presidency for his personal private gain. Providing Trump Media high-speed access to official non-public information is a step towards normalizing insider trading and public corruption, disregarding the damage it may cause to regular investors who will not have the same access as his wealthy institutional customers.”

      Canter added that “Trump is increasingly dependent on the presidency to generate business profits since his media company has been losing money over the past several quarters.”

      Trump Media & Technology, the company behind the Truth Social platform, on 10 August announced it lost a whopping $238m in the three months through June as it branched out into new businesses including crypto.

      Top Democrats echo these critiques.

      In a July letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Senators Schiff and Warren called the new Truth Social deal “an outrageous abuse of the President’s office for his personal benefit that undermines everyday investors and the integrity of our markets, while enriching Wall Street and other wealthy insiders”.

      Looking forward, McQuade urged “new rules and new consequences to protect the public from a president willing to put his own financial benefit ahead of the public interest”.

      • Jonathan says:

        It is now recognized by everyone who is not a cult member that trump is the worst president the USA has ever had. The question now is: will trump’s name live in infamy as one of the worst leaders any nation has ever had? His name is being spoken in the same breath as Caligula and Hitler.

        • Cindy says:

          The lesser of us saw a strong, intelligent, black woman running for president and ran as fast as they could to vote for this evil little man.

        • John says:

          Trump has four missions:
          1. Make America Great Again.
          2. Bring the corrupt to justice.
          3. Secure the borders.
          4. To annoy the hell out of Democrats.
          Things are going quite well.

          • Justin says:

            john How’s that third grade education working out for you??? I send you my sympathy.

          • Sue says:

            john You left out: dismantle the New Deal (Social Security, Medicare, labor rights, consumer rights, regulations on predatory capitalism), and the favorite among the cult: return to a pre-Civil Rights racial hierarchy. maga is attending to both, and the conman is even enriching himself and his disgusting family off of OUR presidency “like we’ve never seen before.” Yep, dudes “super human!” Or should that be “sub?”

            • John says:

              Sue
              Everybody has rights. Even the people you don’t like. The racial hierarchy was Democrat controlled.
              Still is. (SPLC indictments).
              Workers have rights and so do employers.
              Consumers who consume Democrat propaganda are guaranteed to get sick.
              You let a cult beat you, the smartest people in the room. Hahahahahahaha!!!!!!

          • Scott says:

            john “Make America Great Again”. More like Make America Racially intolerant, Anti-Intellectual, Isolationist and Authoritarian (with myself as America’s Caesar) Again,
            “Bring the corrupt to justice”. Like issuing pardons to January 6th insurrectionists and drug dealers as long as they do my bidding for me.
            “Secure the borders”. More like appeal to the racism of my supporters.
            “To annoy the hell out of Democrats”. Well, there is certainly a noble quest for someone who is supposed to be the leader of ALL the people in this country.

        • Randy says:

          America needs him to go to prison, if he doesn’t every president from now on will think they can do whatever they want!!!! It has to start now! America has lost the world’s respect. Trump has done more damage ,that it will take a long time to gain our worlds reputation back. He is the worst president we’ve ever had!!!!

      • Lo says:

        Stands to reason that getting elected just to stay outta prison just seems like a waste of time when you compare it to fleecing the Treasury 24/7 and stuffing your pockets with the cash your buddy Elon eliminated all this departments for! Win Win! So much winning remember?

        • Chris says:

          Really? I don’t see it as revenge as much as it is JUSTICE. They did everything they could to keep him from running for President–unjustly. If you work, do you do it to enrich yourself. The man doesn’t even accept his salary—he donates it. I bet you can’t say that can you?

          • Ryan says:

            Chris public retribution by a corrupt and immoral billionaire against lifelong civil servants for merely doing their jobs is disgraceful, anti-democratic… un-American. Not surprising from a group who sought to usurp the transition of power from their cult, in the form of insurrection. At this point, I have zero respect for anyone who continues to aid and abet our criminal president, or whom doesn’t seem to mind the vast corruption oozing from Washington DC. MAGA gleefully choose ignorance; celebrate injustices done to perceived (not real) adversaries who are innocent; justify billionaires profiting through corrupt schemes that cost average people their savings; cheer the dismantling of democratic norms because you’re filled with hate for half of Americans that don’t align to the Republican banner… because hate and fear is what Don knows gets people to the polls , and with the help of Fox and right-wing propaganda he keeps you guys foaming at the mouth

          • Tracy says:

            Chris you’re as delusional as your orange clown 🤡

          • Kirk says:

            Chris God life was so much better when you a$$holes stayed under your rocks.

      • Lennie says:

        The Grifter Clown and his Circus are all filling their pockets daily. That’s one reason all of maga goes along with the Clown. Sleepy Don is showing them how it is done, he has a lifetime of practice.

      • Stan says:

        The best, most creative, yet unsubstantiated and unproven, corruption that Trump accused Hunter Biden of was $20 Million.
        And MAGAs demanded impeachment of Joe Biden, criminal charges, locking Hunter up for life for YEARS. Even when investigations were unable to connect any dots.
        Trump has told you he has stolen money. Watchdogs have shown you how Trump is stealing money. Foreign countries are telling you Trump is stealing money.
        $2.2 BILLION.
        MAGAs: “But Biden… wahhh… dur dur dur.”

      • Henry says:

        Way too much information.

  17. George says:

    Democrat campaign ad – Yep we were communists pretending to be democrats and we wanted to overthrow the government but we are changed and you can trust us now.

    • Tom says:

      99.9% of the Jan 6ers were trumpy cultist –what the hell is wrong with your brain??

    • Wayne says:

      You are so gullible. Your party line now says call Democrats communists and every one will parrot it. I’d love to hear what you think communism is because you clearly don’t have a clue.

  18. I]3 says:

    Use Siphonophores to subdue them. Their stings are known to pack “a powerful punch” but are “rarely deadly” to humans.

  19. H*/~^ says:

    The Immortal was observed near an isolated neutron star. We could not approach because the star happened to be a magnetar. Its magnetic field was over a trillion times stronger than Earth’s. If we had gotten any closer, it would have torn our MotherShip apart. However we were able to witness another phenomenon by the Immortal.

    It created vacuum birefringence by exhaling into empty space, altering the behavior of light. If this being isn’t the Creator of everything, it has enormous power. And it appears that nothing in the Known Universe can have an adverse effect on it.

    Nothing we know of can approach a magnetar of that size and survive its magnetic field. Yet, this thing was manipulating it as if playing with a toy. It must have been bored and felt constrained in Earth’s tiny solar system.

    We may need to face the fact that if there isn’t something that draws the Immortal back to Earth’s solar system, we may not see the Immortal again in our lifetime.

    • Gustav says:

      You think that shows how powerful the Immortal is. I was alive back in 1310 CE when a trebuchet capable of launching boulders over 220 pounds (100 kilograms) across multiple football fields in length. It could cast a stone through castle walls like a hot knife through warm butter. The Immortal was standing beside me and my wife and two children when a 200 plus stone hurled from one of those trebuchets came flying towards us. He was all of 5’6” tall and weighed about 130 lbs. He rushed towards the stone. When it hit him, it seemed as if time itself stopped. We were covered in a bit of dust and he was standing there smiling and saying, “wow, it missed us.”

      I left Earth for about 600 years. The Immortal sent me to live in the 39h762 solar system. I’ve been back on Earth for a little less than 100 years. I will agree that unless he has friends or something that brings him back, nothing can compel him to return. I thought we were friends, until I told someone that he was God on Earth. I haven’t seen him since. I know that he was displeased because he sent me to another solar system to ponder my betrayal.

  20. Megan says:

    PrP, I’d just like to say that the Confederacy will continue to breathe very well as long as the whiteboy has the majority vote. And as this white woman sees it, the dumb as a box of rocks white girl will give him that majority by following his lead in lock-step.

  21. Jc says:

    Trump’s Border Czar Brands Himself With Jaw-Dropping Moniker As He Denies Racial Profiling
    https://www.huffpost.com/entry/border-czar-tom-homan-racial-profiling-comments_n_6a8a28d7e4b021f20f890f85

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