July 29, 2022 Weekly Update Greetings from Tyler, Not a news break goes by without mention of the Covid plague. Dr. Fauci is on TV again, warning that people should wear masks in public settings. Los Angeles decided against another … Read More
Greetings from Tyler, Just this morning the news announced that the Jan. 6 committee is going to pause before starting up again in a month or two. This is the latest attempt to impeach Trump for the third time. This … Read More
Greetings from Tyler, Does it seem like things are building to some kind of crescendo? The mainstream sources of information have been holding back the onslaught, but the levy’s about to break. Material is now circulating freely, and at some … Read More
Total infections are at levels last seen in mid-April as one in 19 people in London also test positive in a week COVID-19 infections in the UK have jumped by nearly 800,000 in a week, with some parts of the … Read More
Among the surest signs of a society in deep crisis are persistent blackouts, the inability of a government to supply its citizens with power adequately and consistently. Outages signify neglect of critical infrastructure, warped energy markets, and regulatory corruption. But … Read More
Deportations, stricter airport controls, and a fast-tracking of the asylum decision-making process are among the measures being rolled out to address a spike in the number of non-Ukrainians seeking protection here. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said there has been “a … Read More
The US and Iran are talking (via European intermediaries) on talks to revive Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. They do not appear to be going well. Comments such as this from US President Biden (reported in UK media) … Read More
Al-Qaeda has staged a remarkable comeback in Iraq in the last year. Former National Security Advisor Jim Jones has called it “al-Qaeda’s renaissance”. Al-Qaeda could stage another renaissance in South Asia if the American drawdown from Afghanistan is botched. The … Read More
