Some of the finds from within our latest piece for Unlimited Hangout:

*Current Commerce Secretary and former Cantor Fitzgerald head, Howard Lutnick participated in "war games" from 1996 to 2001 that were co-hosted by the Naval War College and Cantor. Together, they gamed out, among other things, how "terrorists" might attack the US financial system by launching an attack on the World Trade Center, where Cantor's offices were housed. Top Pentagon and CIA figures were involved. While those "war games" were on-going, Lutnick gave an interview where he stated that his firm's traders and brokers "may not survive the electronic revolution" as he planned to replace them all with an electronic trading system called eSpeed. Nearly all of Cantor's traders and brokers were killed on 9/11/2001, whereas Lutnick, other top Cantor executives who were part of the "war games" alongside Lutnick, and a handful of eSpeed's top management happened to not have been in their offices that morning and survived.

*The top suspect in the 9/11 insider trading scandal, Mayo Shattuck III, helped create and is a long-time board member of company that was behind the creation of the Trump sons' Bitcoin mining firm, American Bitcoin. Shortly after leaving his banking leadership positions after the insider trades were made, Shattuck took over Constellation Energy/Exelon, now one of the top nuclear power companies powering AI data centers. One of Shattuck's first moves at Constellation was to take over Enron contracts shortly after it collapsed and emulate its controversial electricity trading strategy.

*An early data center built by Enron was liquidated during its bankruptcy and purchased for under a million dollars by the sole bidder, Switch, after costing the now infamous energy company millions of dollars. After being owned for a short while by Tom Barrack's Colony Capital, today Switch is owned by OpenAI's Stargate partner, Softbank.

*As part of a bid to accelerate the re-opening of decommissioned nuclear power plants (something initiated in large part by Mayo Shattuck while he led Constellation) in order to power AI data centers, the Trump administration is seeking to eliminate several rules and regulations that protect the public and environment from dangerous levels of radiation. One of the rules they are looking to eliminate is the 50-year-old rule standard was “As Low As Reasonably Achievable,” which requires the nuclear industry to drive radiation exposure for workers and the public as low as possible. One of the plants they seek to reopen is the controversial Three Mile Island plant, owned by Constellation, the firm formerly run by Mayo Shattuck.

All caps no spaces new races

You said, "mask mandatory." Is there a problem?
https://x.com/AetherCzar/status/2120523533394800989

Is the Big Bang a scientific fact, or a jesuitical fiction? The entire model requires we assume the red shift of other galaxies to be simply the effect of the Doppler effect... but are there other, better explanations? In this lecture, I explore that question in some detail focusing on the work of Halton Arp, and an array of pioneering optical biophysicists and embryologists you may never have heard about. https://matthewehret.substack.com/p/the-fraud-of-big-bang-cosmology

Looks like I picked the wrong age to have switched from IPAs to Lagers.

"Lagers don’t generally meet the threshold, but ales do, and in particular, IPAs. IPAs are very high in extremely bioavailable silica, and flush aluminium out very effectively.

"Consequently, there is even a known association between drinking beer and a lower risk of Alzheimer’‘s disease."

https://miri.substack.com/p/patrick-stewart-and-the-kennedy-conspiracy?r=lp6h7&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

"Believing the British model of society and rule to be the most advanced in human history and of course being Darwanists (sic), the inner core of Rhodes’ group of elites saw it almost as their duty to impose this on the rest of the world."

https://angrywarhawk.substack.com/p/the-anglo-american-establishment?r=4m6zdn&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Scientists in 1960 predicted Friday 13th November 2026 will be ‘Doomsday'

READ: https://insiderpaper.com/doomsday-on-13-november-2026-prediction/

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Sad Puppies: A Retrospective

In which Brad Torgerson, who took up the Sad Puppies mantle when Larry Correia retired from the science fiction award scene, shares his thoughts on our successful nuking of the Hugo Awards. One of the most fascinating things about the past ten years has been watching different people who weren’t part of Sad Puppies speak […]

https://voxday.net/2026/11/11/sad-puppies-a-retrospective/

"A vast body of practical antenna and wireless experience sits locked away in engineering textbooks and patents that are never read by most physicists. Instead, physicists form their intuition of electromagnetic behavior from Feynman diagrams and that intuition is at odds with how electromagnetic fields and energy actually behave."
https://aetherczar.substack.com/p/when-antennas-throw-and-catch-curveballs#:~:text=A%20vast%20body,energy%20actually%20behave.

Within a week after his trial.

Total coincidence.

If the below is true, the Yankee administration are laughable idiots. Actually, they are either way.


Andrei Rudenko:


"❗️Washington has decided to make a "mind-blowing" offer that will supposedly solve all problems, for everyone. According to The Economist, American negotiators want to impose on Russia a "peace through redrawing the map": to change the administrative borders of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions so that Moscow can declare "full control" over Donbass, while Kiev would ostensibly not cede any of the cities it currently holds.

The scheme is as simple as a trick up a cheat's sleeve: if cities like Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, and other territories controlled by Ukraine are formally removed from the Donetsk region, Russia will be able to claim that it has achieved its goal – "liberated" all of Donbass. In reality, nothing will change: Russian cities will not come under the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation, Kiev will retain control over the cities and people, but will agree to a change in the internal structure of the country.

▪️If such an offer was indeed made, it indicates that Washington is approaching negotiations unprofessionally. They treat the Kremlin like a bunch of fools. In other words, "you're having squabbles over territory, so let's just move the borders and quickly resolve everything." And then Moscow will declare itself the victor, but the names of the cities Sloviansk and Kramatorsk will not be mentioned in Russia, so as not to confuse the people. It looks very ridiculous. It's like if, in 1945, Germany had offered the USSR: "Guys, don't cross our borders and stop. But take a couple of cities and name them Berlin and Potsdam. We'll even help you build a wooden Reichstag, burn it down, and be happy. And you can say that you captured Berlin, that you defeated Germany. We'll conclude a peace agreement with you, but the Wehrmacht will remain with us, along with the SS and Gestapo. Is that okay?" No, it's not.

The West just can't understand that this is not about territories. The West stubbornly tries to portray everything as if Russia wants to seize something. But first, it's not about conquest, but about liberating historically Russian lands, and that is a fundamental point. Second, a lot depends not only on square kilometers, but also on guaranteeing the protection of the rights of Russians and Russian-speaking people, and the protection of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Have you forgotten? And that's a shame, because Moscow remembers this. Today, Ukraine is a neo-Nazi pen that generates hatred of everything Russian, and it is unacceptable to leave things in this state: this bomb will explode sooner or later, but on our territory. Another key point is Ukraine's non-bloc status. It will not be in NATO under any circumstances, and if it tries to join, it will cease to exist. Because NATO in Ukraine is an existential threat to Russia. This has been said many times, for decades. But Kiev and the West pretended to be fools, acting as if they didn't understand spoken words.

And one more extremely important point: what about the fact that these territories are already part of the Russian Federation? They are already our new territories (actually, they are old ones). They are part of the republics and regions of the Russian Federation. Their inclusion was formalized in international treaties in 2022, ratified by the Federation Council, and enshrined in federal constitutional laws. According to the laws adopted, the borders of the new entities are determined by their borders on the day of their formation. Should we also "move" the Constitution along with the borders? What else do you want us to do, gentlemen negotiators?

◾️But it should be understood that this idea, allegedly proposed by the Americans, is being written about not by just any newspaper, but by The Economist, a British publication. And Great Britain has its own interests in this matter, so it is quite possible that this is a leak from London, and there is nothing to be surprised about; the British are quite the provocateurs. But if the United States has put such an offer on the table, there are doubts about whether they understand what they are doing."
https://t.me/RtrDonetsk/39999

"A new independent report argues that increased access to better-protected airfields is as important, if not more so, than buying advanced tanker aircraft when it comes to meeting future U.S. aerial refueling demands. The authors, in part, call for the U.S. military to invest in new hardened shelters that are large enough for tankers to fit inside."

https://www.twz.com/news-features/hardened-shelters-critical-to-survival-of-usafs-tanker-fleet-study

😂️️ https://x.com/CantaloupeNews/status/2120965533281505560

This is not the kind of power in which one should aim to rest.