Tuesday, November 3, 2026

NICOLAS HULSCHER: An 80-year-old with severe Alzheimer’s just REGAINED her memory, emotions, ability to speak, ability to walk, AND bladder control after ONE psilocybin dose. No Alzheimer’s drug has EVER done anything remotely close to this.

Here is the study, "Transient multidomain functional improvement in advanced Alzheimer’s disease following high-dose psilocybin-containing mushroom administration: a case report," Marcos Lago, Mariana, Cerveira, and Joe Xavier Simonet, Frontier Neuroscience, Volume 20, May 27, 2026. 


Monday, November 2, 2026

LINUXHIPPIE: . . . FFS people. The intelligence failures around this issue are catastrophic and likely fatal to our society if we continue see things like "elections" as simply political. They call them campaigns for a reason. Political Warfare is warfare.

A MIDWESTERN DOCTOR: "The 'olive oil' in your kitchen may contain no olive oil at all. Even if the label says 'Made in Italy.'” Just use butter.

J. MICHAEL WALLER: Good borders make good neighbors. Our State Department today is looking after America as seldom seen in history.

INFANTRY REPLY GUY: weak senate can't pass the SAVE America Act. So, Non citizens are deciding elections for actual citizens.

That shouldn’t surprise anybody in Trenton. In July, @GovSherrillNJ  admitted the state’s Motor Vehicle system registered about 6,600 people who told the state they were NOT citizens. They hit “no” on the citizenship question and got registered anyway.

That went on for a full year, June 2023 to June 2024. By the state’s own count, about 340 of them voted.
And here’s what gets me. The loudest warning to noncitizens before this election didn’t come from the governor. It came from an assemblyman worried about his own people. --Scott Mechkowski

NJ ADMITTED NONCITIZENS VOTED. THEN IT FOUGHT THE FEDS TO KEEP THE VOTER ROLLS AWAY FROM THEM. Last week Democratic Assemblyman Avi Schnall put out a video warning people in his community not to vote if all they have is a green card or a visa. Why? Because, he said, several already had, and now they’re sitting in federal detention.
That shouldn’t surprise anybody in Trenton. In July, admitted the state’s Motor Vehicle system registered about 6,600 people who told the state they were NOT citizens. They hit “no” on the citizenship question and got registered anyway. That went on for a full year, June 2023 to June 2024. By the state’s own count, about 340 of them voted. So what did New Jersey do when the Justice Department asked for the voter rolls to check them? It said no. DOJ sued. The state fought it and got the case tossed in July. DHS says up to 35,000 noncitizens could still be on New Jersey’s rolls. Trenton’s answer is, trust us. When Congress subpoenaed the records on how this happened, the governor called it “political theater.” The state says it cleaned up the list. Fine. Then hand it over and let someone check. You don’t fight in federal court to protect a list you’re confident in.
And here’s what gets me. The loudest warning to noncitizens before this election didn’t come from the governor. It came from an assemblyman worried about his own people. Tomorrow, only citizens vote. If you’re not one, don’t. It’s a federal crime and it can get you deported. That’s not a threat. That’s the law.

@SecMullinDHS 

Sunday, November 1, 2026

Victim Narratives

DARIUSZ WIEWIORKA: Germany, to save its industry, must take control of Poland, and that's exactly what they're doing.

Dariusz Wiewiorka explains, 

I'll explain to you exactly what's happening in Poland.

After the destruction of Nord Stream, the German industry fell into an extreme crisis and is simply dying without cheap Russian gas. Due to the war in Ukraine, it's through Poland that the last two functioning pipelines from Russia to Germany are running. Yamal with a capacity of 33 billion m³ and the Druzhba oil pipeline. Germany, to save its industry, must take control of Poland, and that's exactly what they're doing. The rest is just background.
 

Your Tax Dollars Don't Mean that You Own Public Streets; Just Means You Pay for Your Own Surveillance

 Yes. What you're describing is an increasingly interconnected surveillance environment in which cameras operated by police departments, transportation agencies, municipalities, private security companies, retailers, and commercial property owners can all observe portions of the same public streets.

The important distinction is that not every camera is simply a security camera. Some are designed to read license plates, some monitor traffic flow, some record pedestrians, and others provide security footage that may be accessible to outside agencies.

Below is a fairly comprehensive inventory of the types you can encounter on American streets and intersections, including Southern California.

1. Street-mounted and municipal surveillance cameras

Government-operated or government-contracted systems

1. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR/LPR)

Examples: Flock Safety, Motorola Vigilant, Rekor.

Photograph passing vehicles, extract license plate numbers, record time and location, and potentially retain vehicle characteristics and images.

2. Municipal CCTV cameras

Conventional closed-circuit television cameras installed at intersections, street corners, public buildings and roadways. May be fixed or remotely operated.

3. PTZ cameras (Pan-Tilt-Zoom)

Remotely controlled cameras that can rotate, tilt and zoom. An operator may change the viewing direction and magnification.

4. Smart streetlight cameras

Cameras incorporated into streetlight fixtures or attached to streetlight poles. Some are part of smart-city systems with networking, environmental sensors and traffic-monitoring capabilities.

5. Smart-pole surveillance systems

More extensive installations combining cameras, communications equipment, wireless access points, sensors and sometimes ALPR equipment.

6. Traffic intersection cameras

Mounted on signal arms, signal poles and intersection structures. Used for traffic observation, congestion monitoring, incident detection and sometimes recording.

7. Highway monitoring cameras

Caltrans and other transportation agencies use cameras to monitor freeway conditions, traffic congestion, accidents and road conditions.

2. Traffic enforcement cameras

These are different from ordinary traffic-monitoring cameras because they can be used to identify violations or generate enforcement evidence.

8. Red-light enforcement cameras

Photograph vehicles entering intersections after a traffic signal turns red.

9. Speed enforcement cameras

Measure vehicle speed and may photograph vehicles exceeding the posted limit.

10. Toll-road and toll-gantry cameras

Photograph license plates and vehicles for electronic toll collection and enforcement.

11. Parking enforcement cameras

Mounted on parking enforcement vehicles or parking infrastructure. Can identify plates, parking violations and vehicles occupying restricted spaces.

12. Bus-lane and transit enforcement cameras

Record vehicles improperly using bus lanes, restricted transit corridors or other designated areas.

3. Retail businesses and privately operated cameras

This is an especially important category because these cameras aren't necessarily confined to a business's property.

13. Retail exterior security cameras

Grocery stores, pharmacies, shopping centers and other retailers install cameras on exterior walls, rooflines and entrances. Depending on placement and lens, they can capture sidewalks, adjoining parking areas and portions of public streets.

14. Parking-lot surveillance cameras

Mounted on poles throughout shopping centers and commercial parking lots. Some cover substantial portions of a parking area and its entrances and exits.

15. Retail PTZ cameras

Remotely controlled cameras that can look across parking lots, driveways and neighboring areas, depending on their installation and configuration.

16. Private-property ALPR cameras

Businesses, apartment complexes, shopping centers and private security operators can use license plate recognition systems to document vehicle movements.

17. Rooftop and elevated building cameras

Mounted high on commercial buildings, hotels, warehouses and office buildings. Elevated placement can give them a wide viewing area.

18. Residential doorbell and exterior cameras

Privately owned cameras that may capture sidewalks, streets, passing pedestrians and vehicles.

4. Police and law-enforcement surveillance systems

19. Mobile surveillance trailers

Temporary camera installations placed in parking lots, commercial districts, public events and street locations. Some have elevated telescoping masts.

20. Police vehicle-mounted ALPR

Multiple cameras mounted on patrol vehicles read plates from vehicles parked along streets or traveling nearby.

21. Police drones

Aerial cameras used for observation, searches, emergencies, events and investigations.

22. Body-worn cameras

Cameras worn by police officers and some security personnel. Record encounters and activities.

23. Police dash cameras

Record traffic stops, driving activity and incidents from inside patrol vehicles.

5. Specialized imaging cameras

These systems can be less recognizable than conventional security cameras.

Type

Purpose

24. Infrared cameras

Capture images using infrared illumination, including at night.

25. Thermal imaging cameras

Detect heat signatures rather than ordinary visible-light images.

26. 360-degree cameras

Capture a panoramic view of an intersection or surrounding area.

27. Facial-recognition cameras/systems

Analyze facial images to attempt to identify individuals.

28. Object-recognition cameras

Classify vehicles, pedestrians, bicycles and other objects.

29. Behavior-analysis cameras

Analyze movements and activity patterns.

30. High-resolution telephoto cameras

Capture distant objects at greater magnification.

31. Low-light cameras

Capture images in very dim lighting.

32. Multispectral cameras

Capture information in multiple portions of the electromagnetic spectrum.

An important distinction: facial recognition, object recognition and behavioral analytics are often software capabilities added to existing cameras, rather than separate physical camera installations.

6. Cameras and sensors that aren't necessarily recording video

These are worth knowing about because some street infrastructure looks like surveillance equipment but actually measures traffic or other activity without producing conventional video.

Type

What it detects

33. Radar traffic sensors

Vehicle speed, distance and movement.

34. LIDAR sensors

Distance, position and movement using laser pulses.

35. Infrared traffic detectors

Vehicle and pedestrian presence.

36. Bluetooth tracking sensors

Detect Bluetooth-enabled devices and potentially estimate travel patterns.

37. Wi-Fi tracking sensors

Detect wireless device signals and potentially estimate movement.

38. Acoustic sensors

Detect sounds, traffic noise or gunshots.

39. Magnetic vehicle detectors

Detect vehicles through changes in magnetic fields.

40. Inductive loop detectors

Detect vehicles using wire loops embedded in road pavement.

41. Pedestrian detection sensors

Detect pedestrians waiting at intersections or crossing streets.

These technologies may be combined with camera systems, but their presence alone does not establish that video surveillance is taking place. The Federal Highway Administration documents many of these traffic-monitoring technologies.

Federal Highway Administration+2

7. The bigger issue: interconnected surveillance networks

The cameras themselves are only one part of the picture. There are also systems that allow different organizations to access or exchange information.

Here are several important examples:

System or network

What it can involve

Flock Safety

ALPR cameras and searchable vehicle records

Motorola Vigilant

License plate recognition and vehicle intelligence

Real-Time Crime Centers (RTCC)

Consolidated police access to multiple camera feeds and databases

Public-private camera partnerships

Businesses sharing footage with police

Camera registries

Records of privately owned cameras that police may request footage from

Video management systems (VMS)

Centralized management of multiple camera networks

Facial recognition databases

Comparison of facial images against stored images

ALPR data-sharing networks

Sharing license plate records between participating agencies

Smart-city platforms

Integration of traffic, camera, environmental and infrastructure sensors

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a particularly useful explanation of how public and private surveillance networks can overlap.

Street Level Surveillance+2

8. What I would pay particular attention to in Southern California

Given your interest in the Arcadia, Pasadena, San Gabriel and surrounding areas, I would distinguish five separate surveillance environments:

  1. City infrastructure: Streetlights, traffic signals, municipal CCTV and smart-city installations.

  2. Police infrastructure: Flock ALPR, patrol-car readers, mobile surveillance trailers and real-time crime centers.

  3. Caltrans infrastructure: Freeway cameras, traffic-monitoring equipment and toll-road systems.

  4. Retail infrastructure: Grocery stores, shopping centers, gas stations, pharmacies and commercial parking lots.

  5. Private security infrastructure: Cameras operated by contracted security companies, apartment complexes, office buildings and commercial property owners.

One caution: a camera pointed toward a public street does not necessarily have the ability to identify every person or vehicle passing through its field of view. Its actual capabilities depend on its resolution, lens, angle, recording configuration and software.

A useful next step: identify the actual cameras in your area

I would suggest going beyond a generic camera inventory and identifying the installations and networks that exist in specific cities.

For example, we could investigate:

  • Arcadia, California

  • Pasadena, California

  • San Gabriel, California

  • Monrovia, California

  • Claremont and Upland, California

That would let us distinguish documented Flock installations, municipal cameras, traffic cameras, smart streetlights and private retail surveillance from equipment that is merely suspected to exist.

A particularly useful starting reference is the EFF's Surveillance Camera Networks guide.

I can also put together a surveillance-camera identification guide, showing what each type looks like physically, where it is commonly mounted, and what information it can collect.

SAMA HOOLE: Between birth and twenty, a body builds everything it will ever have. The brain triples in size in three years and is mostly fat. Nine tenths of the bone a person will own is laid down before they are twenty, and the window does not reopen.

Let kids be kids is the sentence that lets a parent off the hook at the exact moment the child cannot afford it. A friend said it to me last week, handing a four-year-old a pouch of something purple at half past three because he was whining. The whining stopped. The pouch went in the bin. Everyone relaxed. That is the deal, and it is a good one for the adult. The child is the one paying. Between birth and twenty, a body builds everything it will ever have. The brain triples in size in three years and is mostly fat. Nine tenths of the bone a person will own is laid down before they are twenty, and the window does not reopen. Every brick comes off a plate, and a four-year-old does not fill his own plate. He also does not choose what he gets used to. That is done for him, before he can read. A child who grows up on pouches, squash and cereal bars learns that food is sweet, soft, instant and arrives when he makes a noise. His tongue is calibrated to it. His afternoon is built around it. By seven it is a habit. By seventeen it is a craving. By thirty it has a prescription. Nobody kicks a food habit at thirty that was laid down at four. Ask anyone who has tried. You would never say let kids be kids about the seatbelt, the sun cream, the swimming lessons or the reading. Only about the one thing with a deadline the body never extends. Letting them be kids is giving them the egg, the butter, the mince, the milk and the lamb chop while the bones and the brain are still being poured, and letting the sugar wait at the door until the tongue is grown up enough to ignore it.

The pouch at half past three was never for him. It was for you. He is the one who gets to keep it. 

“I’d like to sincerely apologize by lifelessly reading a scripted statement that my lawyer cooked up”

The ghoulish Left reading her Charlie Kirk version of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." 

Not an apology. Will a legal statement suffice?

SAMA HOOLE: Between seven and twelve months, the heads of the beef babies grew faster. The amount of zinc and protein a baby took in predicted how much its head grew.

In Colorado, researchers gave breastfed babies puréed beef as their very first solid food instead of the iron-fortified cereal on every weaning chart, and the beef babies grew bigger heads. Nancy Krebs took 88 babies, breastfed and four months old, and split them at random. From five months, half were spoon-fed puréed beef. Half got the iron-fortified baby cereal American paediatricians had handed out as first food for generations. The babies took to the beef just as happily as the cereal. Between seven and twelve months, the heads of the beef babies grew faster. The amount of zinc and protein a baby took in predicted how much its head grew. Her team kept going. Breastfed babies given more protein from meat grew longer, without putting on extra fat. Then they took formula-fed babies and gave half of them meat purée and half of them yoghurt, cheese and whey from five months to a year. The meat babies climbed up the growth charts for length. The dairy babies slipped down them, and got heavier for their height instead. At two years old, the difference was still there. The World Health Organization now says babies should have meat, fish or eggs every day from six months if they can.

The jar on the supermarket shelf still says baby rice. 

Saturday, October 31, 2026

JOHN FABBRICATORE: This is what happens if the left wins. Hordes of illegals descend on the United States, looking to take what isn't theirs. The false promises made to them by Democrat policy are what drive these caravans.

EDWARD: Trump walked in on May 1st.. endorsed Andy Barr.. offered the only real rival an ambassadorship.. and the rival dropped out the same week.

from Edward, 

🚨 Do you understand what quietly happened in Kentucky tonight.. Mitch McConnell spent 41 years building the most powerful Republican machine in the Senate.. he blocked nominees.. killed legislation.. outlasted six presidents.. and bent the entire GOP caucus to his will for four decades.. and the moment he stepped back.. Trump walked in on May 1st.. endorsed Andy Barr.. offered the only real rival an ambassadorship.. and the rival dropped out the same week. Cameron — the man who was supposed to carry McConnell's network forward — entered with a polling lead.. raised money.. had the name recognition.. had the Christian conservative base.. Barr had none of that early.. until Trump made one phone call and one diplomatic offer.. > Cameron finished at 30%.. Barr won with 60%.. > the seat McConnell held since 1984 flipped to a Trump loyalist in a single primary night.. > the first open Kentucky Senate seat in 42 years.. decided by an endorsement and an ambassadorship.. every single establishment figure watching this tonight told their donors "the McConnell network is durable".. every single one assumed the old machine had enough infrastructure to survive his retirement.. it didn't survive a single election cycle.. not a scandal.. not a Democrat.. not a generational shift.. one endorsement.. one ambassadorship offer.. and 41 years of political infrastructure collapsed in an evening.. the quiet part nobody is saying out loud.. Trump didn't just win a primary tonight.. he erased the last internal friction point inside the Senate Republican caucus without a single floor vote.. it's only getting quieter from here..

I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨 

SAMA HOOLE: Doctors had noticed for centuries that fasting quieted epilepsy.

A diet that stopped children's seizures was found at the Mayo Clinic in 1921, and it took the director of Airplane! to drag it back out of the textbook seventy years later. Doctors had noticed for centuries that fasting quieted epilepsy. Russell Wilder at the Mayo Clinic worked out why. A body without food runs on ketones, made from fat. So he built a diet that kept the body there while still feeding it. Mostly fat, some protein, almost no carbohydrate. He called it the ketogenic diet, and for years it was a standard treatment for children with epilepsy. Then the anti-seizure drugs arrived, and the diet was quietly dropped. It took work to run and nobody sold it. 1993. Jim Abrahams, who made Airplane!, has a baby son called Charlie having seizures every day. The drugs fail one after another. Abrahams finds the diet in a library book and gets Charlie to Johns Hopkins, one of the few hospitals still using it. Within days the seizures stop. Abrahams set up a foundation, made a film about it starring Meryl Streep, and spent the rest of his life asking why nobody had told him. In 2008 a trial in London finally tested it on children whose epilepsy no drug could control. Four in ten on the diet had their seizures cut by more than half. On usual care, six in a hundred. A plate of fat beat the pharmacy on the hardest cases in children's medicine.

It is still offered only after at least two drugs have failed. 

1944, America had 75% of the world's gold, so they wrote the rules at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire

PRESIDENT TRUMP ON LIFE BEFORE OBAMA

Anne Applebaum's husband is Radosław Sikorski.  Anne Applebaum is a prominent journalist and historian. They have been married since June 27, 1992, and have two sons, Aleksander and Tadeusz. Sikorski is a notable Polish politician, having served in various governmental roles, including as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defense in Poland. His political career and Applebaum's journalistic work often intersect, reflecting their shared interests in public service and political discourse.  

Donald Tusk.

Smolensk Air Disaster, 2010.

"Gaping Holes in Russia's Polish Air Crash," Diana West, Washington Examiner @ Smolensk Crash News, December 31, 2011.

What really happened in the forests at Smolensk, Russia, when a Polish aircraft carrying Poland's national leadership crashed in April 2010, killing all 96 people on board, including Poland's president and first lady? 
The answers Russia presented to the world in its official 2011 crash report are wholly unsatisfactory. Indeed, the Moscow-controlled crash investigation seems to have been designed to suppress or tamper with evidence to exonerate Russia of all responsibility for an accident -- or guilt for a crime. 
Like a tired rerun of an old horror movie, the Russian pattern of investigation into the 2010 Smolensk crash is the Russian pattern of investigation into the 1940 Katyn Forest Massacre. 
It's hard to overstate the significance of that fateful flight by those Polish leaders, now deceased. They lost their lives trying to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Katyn, the mass murder of 22,000 Polish officers and intelligentsia killed by Stalin in 1940 to make way for a pro-Soviet, Communist Poland. 

Why There Must Be No Surprises by Diana West, 2024.

Read on Substack

Friday, October 30, 2026

RICH HIGGINS, 2017: However, political correctness is a weapon against reason and critical thinking. This weapon functions as the enforcement mechanism of diversity narratives that seek to implement cultural Marxism.

There's a reason why the globalists have imported and have imported, and the Communists have imported, enormous numbers of Muslims into our societies is because they want to use them as a battering ram to break down National sovereignty and what's left of Christian civilization.  So we absolutely need to get serious about this.  Trump's First National Security Council, The Director of Policy and Planning, Rich Higgins, where he did a brilliant memo where he said there's an international coalition Muslims, Islamists, Socialists, Communists, globalists and their goal, he said, is to destroy the United States of America not just as a nation but even as an ideal.  

HOST

If you're not familiar with that memo I went ahead and looked it up here just to give a reference point here is the memo in May 2017 POTUS and Political Warfare, Rich Higgins, the ideal is the traditional American founding vision centered on individual rights grounded in natural law, the Constitution, National sovereignty, and a Judeo-Christian central foundation.

And here are some of the things that they are going to attack: the attack on identity, sexism, group rights, ethnicity, direct attack on the very idea of the individual human rights and natural law around which to Constitution was framed.  


ARTHUR MACWATERS: "California hasn't voted Republican for president since 1988." And that's because something interesting happened in 1986. In 1986, Ronald Reagan allowed 1.4 million illegal immigrants in California to become citizens.

Demography is destiny.

"California hasn't voted Republican for president since 1988." 

And that's because something interesting happened in 1986.  

In 1986, Ronald Reagan allowed 1.4 million illegal immigrants in California to become citizens.

1988 was the last time California voted Republican, ever.

Elon's caution about opening borders and creating voting pathways is "the literal playbook" and has already been done once.

It's literally the playbook by which our nation will be taken over by people who are not culturally Americans.  

If politicians can win elections by altering demographics, including by importing or creating more voters for their party, the entire premise of the American [Republic] is permanently broken.  It's simply no longer America.   We've got to fight for our nation my friends just a reminder: demography is destiny.

This is a far more important issue than any individual issue on the ballot.  Thanks to Arthur MacWaters.