Nemuri Kyoshiro

Papers are saying the plane was observed making evasive maneuvers before it fell from the sky. SAM possibly or a bomb on board, but that wouldn't explain the maneuvers. Taking out someone in a plane crash is nothing new is it?

Shot down allegedly. They killed 10 to get 1.

I used to drink that when in lived out west. Also beer from the Anderson Valley Brewing Company whose beer was of exceptional quality. Back then, I used to go fishing off Mendocino and you could buy their beer for a reasonable price. Also Moylans which was a brewpub that served top-notch fish and chips and their own beers. https://moylans.com/

In the US, the supply of good British beer has pretty much dried up, at least in my neck of the woods. Sam Smiths, which used to be plentiful, can't be found except at a few high-end specialist stores that charge over $8 a bottle. European beers - German, Belgian, and Czech - are cheaper and easier to find. Other British goods have either increased significantly in price, or have disappeared. Trader Joe's - a grocery chain that formerly carried foods from all over the world, now carries only one two British cheeses whereas before, it was at least a dozen. Whole Foods, now owned by Bezos, has about 25% of their former selection of British goods. EU produced goods can be found quite easily there, especially cheese and wine. You can even buy part-baked French bread but it costs $5 a loaf.

Ask any doctor or nurse, who has served in their position for any length of time, about the power management has, and they will regale you for hours about the abuse of that power. They'll also tell you about the immunity they enjoy whilst the doctors and nurses are left swinging in the wind. You'll recall that during the scamdemic, it was the medical staff, not the managers who were making fools of themselves on Tik-Tok. Be that as it may, managers, and not just in the medical establishment, are masters of teh cover-up. I don't claim to know that much about this case but it does seem that the CPS has gone for the low-hanging fruit. No confession? That's a big problem for me. Many questions answered with "I don't recall" is not a sign of guilt when you consider she was working in a pressure cooker handling life and death decisions. The memory clouds. Have the police interview tapes been released yet or are they keeping those under wraps?

Andrew pimping out his wife? Wouldn't put it past him.

Get one a job as a lifeguard and see what happens.

Word is that Harry and Meg are splitting up. The LA gutter press is reporting that Meg is sick of Harry's whining and believes he is holding back her career. By all accounts, he's a miserable bastard who is full of self-pity and sees himself as the eternal victim.

She was getting money off that Texan who was caught sucking her toes back in the day. That women would do anything for money.

It's the managers. They have the power. The ones that job seek on the Guardian's website.

I hope they practice a bit of the old jury nullification. I've seen it happen and it's a joy to behold, unless you're on the losing side.

It's child abuse. We used to throw people in prison for harming kids. Now they get a job in the NHS. California is about to enact a bill that punishes parents who refuse to affirm their children's gender choice. The surgeons who operate are worse than those employed by Unit 731 and the psychiatrists worse than those Solzhenitsyn wrote about. This destruction of childhood is satanic and needs to be dealt with accordingly. With fire.

Could be but my money is on some climate change freak who wanted to get the agenda points in before anyone else. But there again, it may be part of a concerted effort. As you say, these books spring up like mushrooms and we all know where they grow.

That didn't take long. Someone calling himself Dr. Miles Stones has put out a book on Kindle entitled "Fire and Fury. The Story of the 2023 Maui Fire and its Implications for Climate Change." Can you believe it? And the name of the author? They are rubbing our noses in it. https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Fury-Implications-Climate-Change-ebook/dp/B0CFCTLXJJ

It could be natural, sure, but there are these little niggling facts that are troublesome. Why did the much-vaulted early warning system fail? Why did the power go out and cellular service drop? People were caught napping by the flames because they had no advance warning. Lives might have been saved as well as an historic town that has deep cultural significance to native Hawaiians? I don't believe those things were coincidental. We know the WEF and their acolytes want a world in their own image. They have to burn down the old before they can do that. Arson isn't unknown on Maui. Maybe these two mugs and their associates bear looking into. https://mauinow.com/2022/05/17/two-charged-with-arson-on-maui-third-individual-charged-with-other-crimes/

Have you heard of Andrew Johnson? I had an online discussion with him a few years ago about Agenda 21 and the Santa Rosa fires in California. Only certain areas burned. Since then, they have been replaced with multiple occupancy buildings that serve to condense the population into a smaller area. Fire is the weapon of choice it seems. Look at Canada today where millions of acres are burning because the government has no idea how to manage forests. Trouble is, they do. Canada had the best-managed forests in the world before Trudeau. California wildfires were caused ostensibly because liberal activists would not let public utility companies conduct controlled burns or construct fire-breaks. Now Maui has gone. Wait and see. All those beautiful historic buildings will be replaced with apartment complexes.

Well, the emergency warning system that is in place there, did not alert anyone to the fires. Power and cellular service dropped first then came the smoke and flames. Remember, it wasn't too long ago that a bogus nuclear attack alert was broadcast to the Hawaiian Islands. Anyway, the beautiful town of Lahaina is gone for good. I suppose they'll want to 'build back better.' Bastards. https://wtop.com/national/2023/08/maui-residents-had-little-warning-before-flames-overtook-town-at-least-53-people-died/