I'm trying to move my operations over to the public library, main MLK branch downtown. My home computer is hacked, though I can use it for getting in touch. There's no point to a computer in my room.
I don't use it that much for my operations, repeat. I appreciate your standing by me; it's important.
At least, I need to contact xxxx when necessary.
All else, seems incredible.
Cordially,
Deal with them, I would suppose.
You're making progress!
See the Economist June 21st issue, p. 36: "Since the start of the war in 2022, China has trodden carefully in providing military aid to Russia." (regarding the war with Ukraine)
Among examples, the editors cite "critical components of weaponry and civilian drones."
The editors point to other ways that China has assisted its friend, Russia! Summarizing, "Russia's defense industry would be crippled." (p.37)
President Lee is behind his techs 100% in pioneering a new chip with high-band-width memory (HBM) for use in generative artificial intelligence. He apparently is part of the new generation of chips.
The competition is keen, to be sure.
My opinion.
Local citizenry cannot help but look above at drones hovering about eying gang members as targets for round-up in the capital city all-out campaign.
But they fear the police may be breaking international law as to the situations in which they are being used. Nevertheless, they are a welcome site around their homes and grocery stores!
"We have on the table a solicitation of a request for Prime Minister Netanyahu's pardon, as an order of business to be taken up, and a plea for a pause in the battle between warring parties, Israel, Iran, and the United States, while each military group prepares for the next stage of armed conflict."
Be it noted, President Trump does not anticipated any nuclear bombs will be involved, Iran having experienced a setback in time to fashion a nuclear response to the destruction of the infrastructure needed for its construction of a nuclear bomb.
But the project continues underground in Iran by the Islamic Republic.
More likely will be Saudi Arabia's working on newly formulated projects to create and store electricity for use in a nuclear world, in conjunction with the United States and the free world.
With a genius in military cheap armament manning Ukraine's strength in cleverness against a Russian reluctant soldiery, President Zelensky; and the spectacular showing Israeli pounding of Iranian targets, backed up by the sound military precision of American stealth over Iranian skies, Trump may seriously be considering replacement of the Iranian government, much as has taken place recently in Syria.
Not to mention that the Saudis must be calling on the phone to encourage our President to proceed with plans that might coalesce into a unified Iranians citizenry support for regime change, given what seems as if, a battered high echelon in Teheran. Something to consider.
But where is Congress pertaining to such a bold move at this time? Especially, when the President is still making trade deals to include his tariff--a time-consuming business?
My opinion.
He had seen how often former Presidents and their Administrations had been lulled by words about the marvels of the Iranian nuclear project which had amassed so much nuclear stuff, but lacked the final urge to make a nuclear bomb.
And, evidently, he got tired of hearing all the wonders the stuff will do once fitted into the carrier of a bomb. Too much hype for him!
Once, he became President, he began to formulate a plan to take the bomb-matter on--before it ever became a bomb to threaten world peace. He was not to give the Iranians an opportunity to use all that nuclear material they had spent years amassing, yet still eliciting appreciation of the sites where it-all was, housed under the ground by some awe-struck Iranians.
So, he worked with the US military to devise a plan called "Operation Midnight Hammer" to go a-calling.
On June 21, thereabouts, the US dropped the operation's payload on the accumulated nuclear stuff, that had brought a sense of wonderment in the eyes of those who pondered what the stuff might eventually do.
"Operation Midnight Hammer" was successfully executed by the United States Military after President Trump gave the OK. The President thereupon thanked the United States Military for their professional competence.
Not much nuclear bomb material left in Iran to ponder over, today.
My opinion.
People believe in science, but does the Trump administration want to let people live by their preferences?
The Scandinavian countries are setting the pace for the US administration to learn from. The citizenry want to live long! Not die at 55!
The Morning Joe Show and the Economist in print demonstrates, e.g., current issue, the Administration is at the crossroads. Manufacturing is just not enough GDP for significant growth in expansion of the economy.
I hope the federal administration is listening. The path to peace is available still.
My opinion favors the American economists and the peoples of the United States that call for immediate expansion of science and the innovation that follows. We are on the cusp of longer life in the States!
But they are in the neighborhood where there are those who know how to deliver such a destructive weapon: Russia, China, N. Korea--no friends to the Western World.
President Donald Trump has envisioned for nigh 10 years the end to nuclear warfare in the hands of those who would destroy democracy and Western culture.
Is he the one who assure that reason and the rule of law shall be guiding principles of existence by taking the radical military weaponry out of the hands of those who could engineer the termination of life on this Earth!
May such leaders of prominence in our modern world be imbued with courage to stand for justice and freedom to heed the call and lead us into an epoch of lasting peace for centuries to come!
I pray for a lasting peace in the world. May our leaders establish such a peace; and instill a calmness in the hearts of us who long for it.
He's ready to mine ore of these in the Ukraine; but is met with competition from Qatar for them in the Congo. He must seemingly have to also deal with Rwanda's dictator, Mr. Paul Kagame, Congo's next-door neighbor with its M23 military group. Yet, because of ties with Israel, Rwanda's help in swaying the Congo to make its precious minerals available to the US, may be assured for semiconductors made in the USA.
He thinks there is something about the race that have settled in the Western world--perhaps, something special about the white race. And so, he wants to keep other cultures in supportive positions.
Contraposed, is the position that what is so special, is that the United States welcomes persons from any culture to come, live with us. "Aren't you afraid of the stranger in your midst?" Well, we are protected by security forces--police and military.
Traditionally, the youth are drawn to study in American universities. Scholars in their field not only do research in academe. but teach and mentor within the university setting. The United States' academic world attracts scholars the world over! A mecca for the exchange of ideas and the pursuit of truth and knowledge!
We are witnessing a reaction against the university system in the United States, I believe, because it has been so successful in attracting thinkers to join the community of scholars at universities in the United States--to share ideas and plans with others similarly minded. And the Stock Market housed on Wall Street is close by, filled with capitalists looking to back monetarily profitable projects with business possibilities.
If I understand the racist position, they are not eager to open the doors of the country to foreigners while the history of the country is replete with waves of welcoming the stranger--so as to learn from him or her; or simply, exchange ideas.
That is to say, advocates of a race theory are not as prone to look to strangers for ideas, some of which become financially profitable through business enterprises.
Now, AI is just being developed. AI requires much energy to operate; and so presently, the backers of AI projects must be persons of wealth or have available a lot of cash to run their analyses of voluminous data. So it is likely that entrepreneurs are ahead of AI developers with ready cash available before worthy projects are identified and begun.
Such is the situation, as I see it: bankers and insurance companies being approached to see whether there's interest to help back AI analytic projects in order to identify profitable businesses that develop new lines of business enterprises.
My opinion.
It may be opening its bowels over consternation that it, Russia, does not know how to approach a negotiating table to talk terms of peace with a country it has little regard for! After all, it has spent its military might the last few weeks in trying to repulse its 3-year old fighting enemy.
Just as it began its aggressive actions entering Ukrainian territory featuring tanks bogged down in the soil, so now Russia does not know how to approach a table pitted against the West with President Zelensky, innovator of drone warfare, being a lead negotiator for the West's team.
In point of fact, President Putin has led his oligarchic business group down a path of ignominy; and along with the Russian populace. Don't be fooled by his maneuvers to save face!
My opinion. Thanks to the US military backing of brilliant leadership in President Zelensky.
Will the nation stand with our brothers and sisters in the Ukraine fight to retain democracy for centuries to come?
Here is the President of Ukraine developing drone warfare and novel tactics in battle against a fierce Russian outpouring of their military might night after night of sirens blaring all over the cities of their homeland. And will the United States join with the NATO nations to supply the Ukrainians with the armaments of battle to withstand attacks, and in harm's way, have the courage to move against the aggressor? The Ukrainians are fighting to withstand annihilation and disparate to save their State.
May they be given what they need to maintain their independence among the free nations of the world.
Amen.
May God bless them and give them strength.
TV personality and stock market guru Kevin O'Leary got to the CNN microphone minutes ago to assess the chances of the President's budget passing Congressional scrutiny with a resounding Move on!
After carefully reading the bill, O'Leary concluded that Elon Musk isn't familiar with how they talk in Washington, DC: "Get used to it, fellow Republican Musk!"
And that's how things go where the Oval Office resides in the White House. (To be continued.)
