Thanks! He, however, did not mention who put the germ war Japanese guys to work in Korea… Yup…those cats drew pay and pardons from Uncle Sam’s nazis and went right back to work…with nice fat budgets and all the trimmings…

see: New Revelations on Germ Warfare: It’s Time for a Reckoning…
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I’m reposting it here for the benefit of my many new Substack subscribers and general readership. It’s a great introduction to my work on the issue of U.S. use of biological weapons during the Korean War.

“False” Confessions Cover-up on Germ Warfare in Korea
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“False” Confessions Cover-up: U.S. Told Airmen Who Admitted Germ War in Korea They Could Reveal Information If Captured. That US airmen confessed to dropping germ bombs in Korea has been attributed to Communist torture.

In order to “prove” the Yankee captured pilots had been “brainwashed” an entire series of projects were undertaken to actually brainwash people… That among other results produced… (no chit!) Charley Manson… Yup he wuz oneatheirboys…

and:

The Manchurian Candidate : John Frankenheimer : Free…
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movies. The Manchurian Candidate. by. John Frankenheimer. … In an unforgettable performance, Angela Lansbury plays Raymond’s villainous mother, the controlling wife of a witch-hunting anti-Communist senator with his eyes on the White House.

Thanks to Grandpa Toms at Locals, who collected and, I assume translated the following “FROM RUSSIAN SOCIAL MEDIA”

NIGHT HELL FOR KYIV: How Russia Dismantled Ukraine’s Military Machine in 11 Hours

Last night was the largest for Russian forces since the beginning of the year. The strike on the Ukrainian capital and its environs lasted nearly 11 hours—it wasn’t just an attack, but a systematic operation to destroy the enemy’s military-industrial potential. Warehouses, factories, and logistics centers burned across the country, from Kyiv to Odesa.

The primary targets were facilities directly supporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In Kyiv, the Fire Point plant, which produced components for attack drones and boosters for Flamingo cruise missiles, was hit. Nearby, the Ukrspetssystems warehouse complex, where UAV parts were assembled and stored, was destroyed. The Antonov aircraft manufacturer, known for producing the Lyuty drone, was also among the targets hit.

A warehouse containing thermobaric munitions, anti-tank mines, and equipment for heavy drones like the Baba Yaga was a particular highlight. In Kyiv’s Svyatoshinsky district, fires engulfed 500 and 1,000 square meters simultaneously—the city witnessed the fire live.

Logistics facilities were also affected. In Brovary, a fuel storage facility was destroyed—up to 8,000 cubic meters of fuel for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. An industrial zone caught fire in Boryspil, and in Martusivka, a Zamler Group logistics center, which distributed dual-use goods for drones and electronic warfare systems, caught fire.

The maritime component also played a role. Warehouses containing military equipment were hit at the ports of Chornomorsk and Yuzhny. In total, approximately 100 cruise and ballistic missiles, as well as 80 drones, were used overnight. Strikes were recorded in nine regions: from Chernihiv to Odesa, from Kharkiv to Sumy.

This isn’t just an emotional outburst. This is a systematic effort to crush the enemy’s military infrastructure. Russia isn’t attacking isolated areas—it’s knocking out the very foundations that sustain the Kyiv regime. While Kyiv is putting out fires and counting casualties, the front line continues to advance.

see, if possible: https://theduran.locals.com/post/8150729/from-russian-social-media-not-my-words-night-hell-for-kyiv-how-russia-dismantled-ukraines-mili

Speaking of bears… 😉 

Justice served…RT speaks with Russian farmer fined for firing at Ukrainian UAV — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union

“Margarita Simonyan took the farmer’s side, saying that she would pay his fine.

“Dear comrades in authority, please, sort this out. We have no rules as to what should be done in such situations. It means that we need to come up with some,” she wrote.”

“…on Thursday, the Volgograd Regional Court overturned the original decision, nullifying the fine and ordering that the impounded shotgun be returned to Mukhin, as reported by TASS. The judge reportedly concurred with the prosecutor’s office in that the farmer was acting under exceptional circumstances.”

😉  😉

https://www.rt.com/russia/644451-rt-speaks-with-russian-farmer-fined-firing-ukrainian-uav/

Special thanks to Periol for The Red Album, and Carsie Blanton, of which and of whom I was unaware.

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China backs Russia’s call to uphold UN Enemy State Clauses, warns against Japanese remilitarization – YouTube

I made bold this phrase, just because it reminds us of what’s going on to-day: the World Anti-Fascist War

which includes this:

Global Times: On August 17, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov told the media that Japan was initially designated as an “enemy state” in the UN Charter. He sincerely hoped that Japan read the Charter in its entirety, including Article 107, namely the “Enemy State Clauses.” Japan joined the UN after having atoned for its militaristic policies and the crimes it committed. By joining the UN, Japan recognized the principles enshrined in the Charter in their entirety. If the Japanese leaders are attempting to violate their own Constitution, rewrite international law, and evade historical responsibility, it will naturally give rise to serious concern. What’s your comment? Lin Jian: China agrees with what Foreign Minister Lavrov said. The “Enemy State Clauses” is an important provision of the UN Charter. As we mark 80 years of the Tokyo Trials, to reaffirm these clauses and underline their binding force is of particular importance for defending the outcomes of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War and thwarting the resurrection of militarism. Japan needs to be reminded that instruments with legal effect under international law, including the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation and the Japanese Instrument of Surrender, stipulate Japan’s international obligations as a defeated country and serve as cornerstones of the postwar international order. Fulfilling these obligations is the political and legal prerequisite for Japan to be readmitted to the international community. Today, however, the Takaichi administration keeps sidestepping the issue of historical crimes with no sign of remorse, and even goes to great lengths to whitewash and glorify them, as part of its scheme to abandon pacifism, break free from the constraints of its Constitution and domestic and international laws, and ratchet up remilitarization. This is a blatant challenge to the postwar international order and a flagrant provocation to peace and justice. All peace-loving nations need to jointly reject and check Japanese right-wing forces’ dangerous pursuit so as to safeguard the outcomes of WWII victory and the postwar international order and ensure that the tragedies of history will never be repeated.

The video voiceover is not especially coherent, but it’s correct. The E of prime movers must take into account the losses in preparing the fuel. So, for example, what energy is used in exploring for, drilling for or mining for (or chopping wood 😉 ! ),  extracting and transporting and storing the fuel, and the energy expended in building the machines to do that, and the energy used in building the prime-mover – running the factory and the foundries. Big modern diesels and combined systems can, under good conditions, reach about 55% thermal E….but that’s local to the engine… it’s a misleading figure.  In many cases a steam engine at maybe 7% is the better choice…https://youtu.be/U21sws-zptc?t=3   …….not a long video… pretty machine too, puffpuffpuff…. 😉

A kreepy young feller didna call his PO…so a platoon of corn (over) fed GESTAPO came with all their heavy duty  cop stuff…it didna work out. ”’gee whiz…too bad…ahemtink they intened to kill the feller, but he warn’t home… So? Well   😉  😉  https://youtu.be/Af2v1BTxyiM?t=2

Iran is taking names and making a list!       Iran warns shipping companies against supporting US military operations: Report…https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/08/18/774583/Iran-warning-United-States-shipping-network

“Any company, vessel owner, operator, ship manager, maritime services firm or commercial intermediary” knowingly involved in transporting essential supplies for US military operations against Iran could be identified as a logistical supporter and subjected to “appropriate sanctions as well as economic, legal, and retaliatory countermeasures.”

https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/08/18/774583/Iran-warning-United-States-shipping-network

A coincidence of agendas, maybe. Deal? I agree, that’s pretty far out. I remember the US DoJ going after the steel companies for “price signaling” – DoJ claimed that was conspiracy… “Price fixing”.