Cara

It can be pointed out that the destructive mono-polarism explained here differentiates the British and US empires; the former, while practising divide and rule against all foreign powers, did attempt to consolidate the empire itself, leaving a legacy that is controversial but not necessarily all bad.

I reckon he’s off somewhere in the countryside firing a cannon.

Looks like he was logged in to Giza two hours ago. So, hopefully all is well.

There are FB updates.

I was wondering this morning if there was a problem. The good Dr usually leaves a note saying he’s taking a break.
I’m sure he’ll be happy to see that people are concerned. (tinfoil.. they have until the next vidchat to get his hologram working….:))

Quantum computing is so last year sweetie.. DNA computers are the future. Although they’re probably use the quantic encryption method, certainly when data is teleporting from one person to the next.
“August 2016, researchers used the CRISPR gene-editing system to insert a GIF of a galloping horse and rider into the DNA of living bacteria “

I’ve always wondered where this website gets its info.

Though Dr. Farrell hates videos, he might have time for this one – this man talks about strategy, whether you agree with him or not.

Their theory is that this is a Chinese EM microwave pulse weapon and that the Chinese are testing it and sending a message.
To suspicious and cynical me, it sounds more like the intelligence agencies are combing the internet discussion forums (including this one since this theory was posited here by a member) and pushing a story that serves some…[Read more]

And here is a Sputnik story covering same: https://sputniknews.com/columnists/201708211056656667-us-navy-collision-korea/
which had this interesting comment when posted at Sott.net:
“Ananda · about 10 hours ago
It’s all part of the ongoing break-up of the empire – ‘things fall apart, the centre cannot hold’ – and the periphery disintegrates.”…[Read more]

So I was wondering how much an airstrike costs. Here is an analysis for a US airstrike: https://www.quora.com/How-much-does-one-airstrike-cost
Even if Russian military is more cost efficient, that still probably works out to a lot of money spent in a month. (Based on the US figures it would be 6.25 billion, for a single month)

In fact, I wonder what the whole Syrian intervention is costing Russia.
Aside from doing this as a “service to the world”, what and when will the “payback” be?

Well Russian news too needs to be taken with a spoonful of salt

Ithought that the Russians were getting good at bombing trebels in Syria…
In August, 990 sorties were flown by the Russian Aerospace Forces, 2,518 airstrikes performed on command posts, positions, warehouses, supply terminals and militant camps,” Col. Gen. Sergei Rudskoy, the chief of the Russian General Staff’s Main Operational Directorate,…[Read more]