News and Views from the Nefarium Joseph P. Farrell

Well we have a double-header of two seemingly unrelated articles today, but Joseph strongly suspects Mr. Globaloney is at it again. First of all, Mr. Putin strikes again, and secondly, Mr. Brandonenko's "reply" is a head-scratcher:

Putin’s coup In India Will Shock The U.S.

Oswald met KGB before JFK assassination, delayed records dump shows

As I said, Japan is one to watch, and to listen to closely. Today's news is not only about what Prime Minister Kishida has been saying, but what he did not say:

Japan PM Puts "Strike Option" On Table In 1st Since WW2 Amid China, Russia Provocations

There is more evidence of the growing divide between states and fedgov overreach, this time in the form of a warning from state financial officers against "woke banks", but there may be more going on behind the scenes here than meets the eye:

15 States Threaten To Pull $600 Billion From Banks That Won’t Give Equal Service To Energy Industry



 

 

Is everything ok with the US military?  That's the background question to a little story shared by G.B.:

Metallurgist Admits To Falsifying Navy Submarine Steel Strength Test Results For 36 Years

S. Korea, Russia to set up military hotlines: defense ministry

Today is an usual departure from our normal practice of commenting on an article. Rather, I plan to simply read portions of a website, without commentary, and if you want to follow along, here's the website link:

The Future of Food Has Arrived

You might have noticed those new Havana Syndrome stories that have been popping up in the news and being ignored by the propatainment media. But the Jerusalem Post also noticed them, and did an intriguing analysis of the emergent patterns in them. The question is, is that analysis correct? (Thanks to B.W. for bringing this article to our attention).

‘Havana syndrome’ attacks reveal US adversaries may have dangerous intel