Monday, June 30, 2025

My birthday is July 5.

 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,





Sunday, June 29, 2025

M23 controls the greater, much greater minerals resources of the area, presently.

Deal with them, I would suppose.

You're making progress!


Interesting, Russia's enabler of its war machine is China!

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)


   

South Korea's new President is encouraging the semiconductor world to enter the AI world!

 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.

 

In Haiti's Port-au-Prince dangerous drones, flying overhead, give welcome sign "Help is on its way!"

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!

The Economist reports (the June 21st issue, p. 27), in 2024, over 5,000 Haitians died in gang-related violence.  Central government has a problem calling for the drones unless they are handled by professional police or soldiers.


The buster-bombs having been dropped, it's time for another round of talks, is it?

"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.      

Monday, June 23, 2025

Important meeting in the Oval Office today.

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.