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1. New Mexico Power is being acquired by Blackstone. An organization fighting it (supposedly) is this: https://www.newenergyeconomy.org/. The reason I am skeptical is as follows:
   the third major employee is a ‘Kaur’ – a member of that Sikk cult.
   They are for alternative energy (Blackstone is saying it wants to buy New Mexico Power (PNM) because it wants more ‘alternative’ energy. Note that within an hours drive of Albuqerque you have Amazon data centers, Intel, a new hypersonic missile factory, more chipmakers, and Netflix, as well as TMobile and Bank of America call centres).
   https://www.newenergyeconomy.org/blackstone
   They seem real, but feel fake. Blackstone buys PNM, then they sell the power to their own AI data centres.

2. Hi Catherine and John,

   Here’s some clarification on use of active duty military for missions inside the US. Provides a clearer idea of what the administration may be looking to provoke.

   The deployment of active duty U.S. military troops (e.g., Army, Marines) within U.S. borders for anti-rioting or peacekeeping governed primarily by the Insurrection Act of 1807 (and its predecessors), which allows the president to federalize forces to suppress insurrections, domestic violence, or unrest when state authorities are unable or unwilling to act. These deployments are distinct from National Guard activations under state control or federalized Guard under Title 32 status, which do not fall under the Posse Comitatus Act’s restrictions on active duty forces. The Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 generally prohibits active duty troops from domestic law enforcement, making Insurrection Act invocations a key exception. Historically, the Insurrection Act has been invoked about 30 times since 1807, but not all led to active duty deployments—some involved only threats or Guard federalization. Active duty troops have been used in approximately 15-20 major instances tied to civil unrest, often during labor strikes, racial violence, or civil rights enforcement. Most deployments (80%) occurred before 1900, tied to labor unrest or Reconstruction. Post-WWII uses focused on civil rights (1957-1968), with a spike during the 1960s urban riots. The last invocation took place in 1992 during the LA riots.

3. Does anyone have a link to the video of Howard Lutnick talking about the US’ $500 trillion in assets and if only we could get a tiny yield (0.5%)? Thinking he was referencing the tokenization of everything but I can’t find the video.

4. They want us to all keep saying the mantra : “Bored of Peace”. (They’re surely taking the p**ce)

5. https://www.lancasterfarming.com/farming-news/conservation/data-center-developers-offered-farmer-60k-per-acre-he-preserved-the-land-instead/article_a4c0fc64-53ca-45cf-9f3e-d323515b2555.html

6. In answer to “why Greenland?” – possibly weather manipulation/warfare. Our Geoengineering Age (Substack) came out with a good article on this: https://ourgeoengineeringage.substack.com/p/2026-winter-weather-warfare-begins

   Also, Jacob Nordangard (Substack) on his recent piece about the Board of Peace included the following Mark Carney WEF speech: https://youtu.be/flsgJe8mN-A or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flsgJe8mN-A&t=5s

   One world.

7. Paul Mellon obiit 1999. You mean Timothy Mellon.

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