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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – June 23, 2023
Greetings from Tyler, We’ve been all torn up about the missing submersible all week. Then comes word that the U. S. Navy picked up the sound of an implosion while the little craft was diving. They’ve known for days, but absent confirmation, still had hope. Now the debris has been found. Apparently the company selling…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – May 19, 2023
Greetings from Tyler, There have been a lot of times over the years where you think the population has lost its mind. The anchors with furrowed brows, so transparent in their deceit. So the long-awaited Durham Report has come out. Presumably he got to the bottom of it. I remember wondering at the time how…
Weekly Update by Michael Armstrong – December 19, 2025
Dear friends, It’s been quite a week. A shooting at Brown University, leaving two dead and many others injured, quickly turned into a days-long manhunt. It resolved with an apparent suicide but was also soon linked to the murder of a former classmate and MIT professor, leaving more questions than answers. The world was treated…
Bolivia signs lithium production deals with Russian, Chinese companies
Bolivia’s state-owned company Yacimientos de Litio Bolivianos (YLB) Thursday signed two separate agreements whereby Chinese and Russian companies will invest over US$1.4 billion to build two industrial complexes for the production of lithium carbonate, it was reported in La Paz. China’s Citic Guoan and Russia’s Uranium One Group — both with a major government stake…
Breaking News | Iran | NewsBlasts hit a natural gas pipeline in Iran and an official says it was an act of sabotage
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Explosions struck a natural gas pipeline in Iran early on Wednesday, with an official blaming the blasts on a “sabotage and terrorist action” in the country as tensions remain high in the Middle East amid Israel’s war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Details were scarce, though the blasts…
Breaking News | Germany | NewsThree Teens Arrested on Suspicion of Islamist Church Attack Plot in Germany
German police arrested three teenagers accused of planning a knife or firebomb attack on churches and police stations for the Islamic State. Unnamed teenagers ages 15, 15, and 16-years-old were arrested by police executing a warrant issued at Easter in the Dusseldorf of the North Rhine-Westphalia region. Two of those arrested are girls, and one…


