Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Monday, September 14, 2026

Trump - NYC Organized Crime Boss

When you're a 34-time convicted felon; and you head a business that's convicted of multiple felonies, you're an organized crime boss.

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Trump Claimed Government Docs Belong to Him

Of the classified documents the POS had at his resort, he told the FBI, ““They’re mine.” “I had every right to have those documents.” And “I took them; I’m allowed to.”  The federal indictment described Trump: refusing to return boxes, and telling aides the documents were “mine,”  

<>  https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/08/12/trump-documents-mine-claim/


Monday, September 7, 2026

Department of the Defense & Climate Change

This is an exchange between me and the chatbot thing that is on my taskbar.

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Is it true that US military long-term planners recognize that climate change presents a national security challenge?


Yes — U.S. military long‑term planners absolutely recognize climate change as a national security challenge, and this is documented across multiple official defense and national security publications.

The key idea the military uses is that climate change is a “threat multiplier” — it doesn’t create conflicts by itself, but it intensifies existing risks, strains resources, destabilizes regions, and affects military readiness.


The DoD states plainly that climate change is reshaping geostrategic, operational, and tactical environments and creating new security challenges. It emphasizes that climate hazards affect strategies, missions, equipment, and global stability. 


This framework notes that the U.S. national security community has long understood climate change to be a “threat multiplier.” It highlights risks to military bases, infrastructure, supply chains, and global stability. 


This DoD advisory board outlines how climate change affects global regions and stresses the need for improved readiness, humanitarian response capability, and planning for resource scarcity and supply chain vulnerabilities.


Yes — U.S. military planners, analysts, and advisory boards explicitly recognize climate change as a national security challenge, and they have formal frameworks, risk analyses, and planning documents addressing it.

Friday, September 4, 2026

Order of Presidential Succession

 If a U.S. president becomes unable to finish the term — whether by death, resignation, removal, or incapacity — the Presidential Succession Act of 1947 and the U.S. Constitution determine exactly who takes over.

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Order of Presidential Succession

  1. Vice President

  2. Speaker of the House of Representatives

  3. President Pro Tempore of the Senate

  4. Secretary of State

  5. Secretary of the Treasury

  6. Secretary of Defense

  7. Attorney General

  8. Secretary of the Interior

  9. Secretary of Agriculture

  10. Secretary of Commerce

  11. Secretary of Labor

  12. Secretary of Health and Human Services

  13. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

  14. Secretary of Transportation

  15. Secretary of Energy

  16. Secretary of Education

  17. Secretary of Veterans Affairs

  18. Secretary of Homeland Security

✔️ Additional notes

  • The Vice President becomes President immediately.

  • Everyone else in the list acts as President if elevated, unless they meet constitutional eligibility requirements (e.g., natural-born citizen, age 35+, etc.).

  • No one below the Vice President has ever had to assume the presidency.

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Dolly's Sister Critical of Trump

 Stella Parton has been openly and consistently critical of Donald Trump, and the strongest, sourced statements come from her public posts and interviews. Here’s a clear, fact‑based summary of what she has said, grounded in the retrieved reporting.

🟦 Stella Parton’s statements about Donald Trump (with citations)

1. She has accused Trump of profiting off Americans

A report from The List notes that Stella Parton posted that Trump was “profiting off the American people.”

2. She has condemned Trump’s administration as “a vile bunch of little creatures”

In a February 21, 2025 post criticizing Elon Musk’s chainsaw stunt at a political conference, she wrote that Musk and “the current administration and his co conspirators are all a vile bunch of little creatures!”

3. She has accused Trump and his allies of spreading hate and violence

In an October 6, 2025 tweet, Stella Parton wrote:

“The hate and violence being committed by Donald Trump and his bottom feeders is unconscionable and they blame the left for the crimes they are committing.”

4. She has demanded Trump release the Epstein files

In the same October 2025 post, she urged:

“Release the Epstein files!”

5. She has criticized Trump’s refusal to release information related to Jeffrey Epstein

She has been “very vocal” about Trump not releasing the Epstein documents.

🧭 Overall tone and pattern

Stella Parton’s commentary is:

  • Directly critical of Trump personally,

  • Critical of his administration,

  • Focused on issues of transparency, violence, and abuse of power,

  • Delivered through frequent posts on her X (Twitter) account, according to reporting.

She is politically outspoken, in sharp contrast to her sister Dolly, who avoids political commentary.

Trump Salutes North Korean General

What sort of American civilians salutes a North Korean General? The kind who rapes women and girls and gets convicted of 34 felonies. See ...