Desert Flashpoint

Tesla Cybertruck breaks down after going through car wash https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/tesla-cybertruck-car-wash-mode-breakdown-b2533701.html

UK Supermarkets urged against panic buying as the Government launched a 'preppers' website warning families to gather an emergency kit containing canned food, batteries and bottled water for use in a crisis. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13446219/emergency-survival-kit-floods-cyber-attacks-power-cuts.html

NEW - UK government launches "Prepare" website, advising people on how to prep for "natural and human induced" emergencies like viral outbreaks, climate emergencies, cyber and terror attacks. https://www.disclose.tv/id/hsrl57dt5h/ @disclosetv

I was a little nervous when I made this. I started practicing today for a musical project I will be working on. I decided to record this play along. Here it is. Stone Temple Pilots - Plush

Friends, when I first started this Telegram channel, 2.5 years ago, as you may recall — I made a lot of noise about “waking up” to the imminent weaponization of all the data on your computer against you through your computer’s Operating System software. I said that the Microsoft Windows Operating System was the single biggest vector they’d use to intrude on your lives in the digital realm, and that more than 75% of Americans were running Windows on their computers. I told you that Windows was going to get worse, more agressive, more intrusive, that they’d eventually have access to everything you do on your computers if you’re running Windows — and that you’d be essentially forced to upgrade as the dystopia was rolled out to the Windows ecosystem. With time, all of that has proven true. No one else was making anywhere near the noise I was, about it. For the most part, they still are not. Safe to say that some very high percentage, 80% or more, I’d say, of “conservatives,” will respond to this true message with “I don’t care,” “I’m not tech savvy [therefore there’s nothing I can do to improve my situation]”, or similar. Despite that, in a little under 3 years, I’ve helped something like 10,000 Americans learn a better way to do their computing, with a high success rate — a few people complain it’s “too much to learn,” “takes too long,” etc., but, what’s the alternative? (I know, “throw my computer in the river.” Hear it all the time.) Do you still think this messaging is a “gimmick?” Or are you starting to see there was always truth in it? Promoting a message of learning new skills that will liberate you from digital tyranny is like trying to red-pill “vaxxers” a few years ago. Or trying to convince people to go to the gym. Or to change their diets and go keto. 🤣 A lot of people (most) don’t want to be bothered, even though they know it’s the right thing to do. If that’s you, don’t blame you at all, I understand life gets in the way and we all have tons to do, but … at least now you’re learning some things you may not have been thinking about before you found this channel. Unfortunately, it seems where Microsoft is concerned, we ought not to expect the dystopian trends to reverse. Any way you look at it, they’re fully committed. For those who do listen, good changes, lasting improvements to their lives, await.

Dutchsinse is blowing my mind with his analysis. He's connected dots I haven't previously connected.

Ukraine no longer has a democratically elected president.

Heavy damage on the ground in Iowa from a tornado. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QKgC-cUO_IQ