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The world is waking up to legacy media, its lies, manipulation, and continued omission of truth. They have treated the public as idiots for far too long, and the reader, viewer, and listener are sick of the constant gaslighting.

The ongoing Kate Middleton story is a perfect example of why it is such a big deal, as the legacy media initially released fake pictures and videos expecting everyone to swallow the lie. When that failed, they ‘doubled down’ with another video allegedly of the Princess, adding a cautionary note that it should be the end of the story.

However, it is not her, and legacy media can call me all the slurs it wants, but until you stop lying, people like me will continue seeking the truth that the talking heads call conspiracy theories. People are not as stupid as they think.

Regarding the latest video, do you think people would not use artificial intelligence to detect your deep fakes? The ring disappears from her finger at 1:19 in the clip, and the so-called professionals forgot to delete all the old photographs and videos of Kate wearing the same seven-year-old sweater or the magical mole on her face.

However, this is not about Kate Middleton but about legacy media and the continued deception and contempt for the general public. I am sick of the endless COVID-19, vaccines, Ukraine, climate change, and all the other non-stop state-sponsored propaganda.

Legacy media is dead, and I hope the same is not true of Kate Middleton. But who knows?

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is igniting fears of a sophisticated cyber-enabled assault on critical infrastructure.

Intelligence agencies are scrambling to grasp the full extent of the attack, which has divided the U.S. along the historic line Mason-Dixie Line, reminiscent of the Civil War era. The targeted bridge, the nation’s second busiest roadway for transporting hazardous materials, now lies in ruins, its role in the transportation network suspended for an estimated 4 to 5 years, severing a crucial supply chain responsible for ferrying fuel, diesel, propane gas, nitrogen, and other substances essential for industry and commerce.

Analysts describe the attack as meticulously planned and executed with surgical precision. The assailants zeroed in on the bridge’s two load-bearing pylons, recognizing them as linchpins of its structural integrity, pointing to planning.

There is no explanation yet for the plume of dark smoke widely seen in a video, rising from either the ship or the bridge stanchion before and after being struck.

The assailants exploited vulnerabilities in maritime navigation protocols, choosing a bend in the river where vessels must slow down and commit to a course. The absence of a harbor pilot further facilitated the attack, bypassing standard safety measures.

At a minimum, they attacked the bridge because of its name. Francis Scott Key wrote the ‘Star Spangled Banner. It’s kind of like a big eff-you to the entire U.S.

Crucially, the assailants capitalized on environmental factors, such as the lunar cycle, to maximize tidal shifts to alter the river’s brisk flow, amplifying the destructive force of the strike. The kinetic energy unleashed was sufficient to dislodge a load-bearing pylon.

Amid the chaos from the collapse, whispers of a potential distraction tactic have emerged, centering around the arrest of music mogul Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, as some are questioning whether the crash is a smokescreen to cover for pedophilia activities and child sex trafficking rings.

As the collapse has dominated headlines, speculation swirls around the circumstances surrounding P. Diddy’s arrest. The timing of the arrest, coinciding with the bridge collapse, has raised eyebrows and fueled conspiracy theories among some observers.

Such high-profile incidents are often a convenient distraction, diverting public attention from more pressing matters. Whether the timing of the bridge collapse is part of a nefarious strategy or not, the line between coincidence and conspiracy grows increasingly blurred.

So far, six people are officially missing.

As I tear apart my dream about a talking lion who said “Morbius” or “Tanis,” I find myself between reality and imagination.

In the context of my dream featuring a talking lion, its presence evokes themes of strength, guidance, and divine protection, with lions having long been symbols of power, courage, and nobility, often associated with leadership and royalty.

In ancient civilizations such as Egypt, lions in art and mythology are guardians and protectors with qualities of ferocity and authority. Within the dream, the lion speaking suggests a deeper level of communication or spiritual guidance.

In the context of religious and spiritual symbolism, the lion carries additional layers of meaning. In Christianity, the lion is Jesus Christ, referred to as the “Lion of Judah” in the Bible. This connection comes with faith, redemption, and divine providence.

Delving into the information available, I encounter a labyrinthine narrative that intertwines fact with fiction, with Morbius emerging as a shadowy figure or organization wielding influence over the very fabric of reality itself. From the creation of artificial borders across North America to rewriting world history and even alleged manipulation through covert channels such as the Vatican, the allegations against Mobius span a spectrum of activities.

Among the claims, I discovered connections that ground the narrative in reality. References to the Morbius Institution, the Morbius Group, and the Morbius Society, alongside individuals like Jason Tranter and Georgina Breedon, provide glimpses into real-world entities intertwined with the larger tale of Morbius.

However, these connections are ambiguous, leaving their relationship to the overarching narrative open to interpretation.

Further craziness emerges as I dive deeper into the narrative, encountering references to the Advanced Contact Intelligence Organization (ACIO) and its purported insights into Morbius’ machinations. According to ACIO reports, humanity is part of an artificial matrix reality crafted by Morbius, designed to subjugate and confine. However, a pivotal moment allegedly happened on Sunday, April 26, 2020, when humanity liberated itself from the construct, breaking free of Morbius’ grasp.

Yet, the boundaries between reality and fiction blur even further with references to the video game “The Evil Within,” where Morbius is a clandestine force pulling strings from the shadows. Whether this portrayal serves as entertainment or harbors deeper truths is uncertain.

As the narrative of Morbius unfolds, I find myself drawn into realms of imagination, skepticism, and introspection. What began as a dream has blossomed into a tale of epic proportions, challenging my perceptions of reality and inviting me to question the boundaries between fact and fiction.

In the end, the mystery of Morbius persists.

On the other hand, Tanis, also known as Zoan, is an ancient city in the Nile Delta region of Egypt. Its significance has biblical and archaeological realities.

As a side note, I started racing around an interconnected and confusing warren about Tanis and my Uncle Orval Harrison and Jack Parsons in 2021. After the rabbit hole, I crawled down threatened to envelop me, I gave up.

Within the biblical context, Tanis emerges as a player in the geopolitical landscape of ancient Egypt. Tanis is in Ezekiel 30:14-18, where it foretells the downfall of nations. The biblical connection gives Tanis a sense of historical weight and prophetic significance, linking it to larger narratives of divine judgment and geopolitical upheaval.

Archaeologically, Tanis is renowned for its archaeological remains, including temples, artifacts, and monuments dating back millennia. As a cultural and political center in ancient Egypt, Tanis symbolizes the zenith of Egyptian civilization.

In the context of my dream featuring a talking lion and the elusive whispers of Morbius, Tanis becomes a focal point for exploration, a gateway to ancient wisdom and hidden truths. Alternatively, Tanis could signify a place of significance in the larger narrative of Morbius, serving as a nexus of ancient knowledge and hidden truths.

Then again, maybe I’m overthinking, and it was just a dream.

My Cousin Elmo says, “My wife accidentally turned her cell phone on in airplane mode, and her car door fell off.”

The death of 16-year-old Shaylee Mejia, who passed away six days after being involved in a violent altercation at Manual Arts High School in South Los Angeles, is being ignored.

Most people have heard of 16-year-old Kaylee Gain, who remains in the hospital in a coma with brain bleeding and swelling. The Hazelwood, Missouri, East High School student had her head into the ground over and over again by a 15-year-old female.

The fight and ensuing blows to the head were videoed on a cell phone and viewed over a million times.

Meanwhile, largely ignored cell phone footage captured the fight between Mejia and another teenage girl inside a school bathroom. In the footage, Mejia struck her head against a stall as she fell to the ground.

Despite complaining of headaches following the incident, Mejia continued attending school. However, her condition worsened, leading to a hemorrhage due to brain injuries. She collapsed unconscious at a party but never regained consciousness and was declared dead on Friday, March 15.

Not only do the circumstances surrounding Mejia’s death raise questions about school safety and accountability, but where is the legacy media?

Oh, that’s right — she ain’t White.

Jack was married to the lovely and enchanting Alice, whose penchant for misplacing things was as legendary as her charm. The couple often joked that “I’ll put it here for safekeeping” must be an ancient magic spell.

One sunny afternoon, Jack and Alice strolled through the bustling farmers market. As they continued their leisurely walk, Alice’s friend, the equally scatterbrained but endlessly delightful Emily, joined them.

Alice could not help but show Emily her recent purchase. When she finished sharing her latest possession, she said, “I’ll put it here for safekeeping,” sliding it into Jack’s windbreaker pocket.

With a sudden gust of wind and a flurry of sparkles, Jack was no longer in the familiar embrace of his hometown. Frantically, Jack searched for any sign of familiarity but found no compass to guide him home.

Meanwhile, Alice and Emily exchanged bewildered glances as they realized Jack had vanished into thin air.

“Oh dear,” Alice murmured, her brow furrowing with worry. “I think I might have misplaced my husband.”

Please tell me what you want to save.

Is it an open border where the world can send anybody they want through it, including terrorists,  where children are trafficked to sex rings?
Is it the new laws to prosecute the political opposition?
Is it the never-ending printing of money and devaluation of the dollar’s buying ability by the day?
Is it the sterilization of children through gender-affirming care that ends bloodlines before adulthood?
Is it the abolition of property rights, where “squatters” can move in at any time and claim it is theirs, and if you oppose them, you get arrested?
Is it the dissolution of self-defense where if you stop someone after they threaten or hurt everyone around, you will get charged as a criminal because the struggle ended his life?

Please tell me what you want to save.

As a wave of congressional retirements sweeps through Washington, D.C., Nevada’s congressional delegation finds itself on the cusp of potential advancement within committees. While retirements may signify the end of an era for some, they present an opportunity for Nevada’s representatives to elevate their profiles and wield more influence in shaping policy.

In Capitol Hill politics, seniority often translates into power, with longstanding members commanding coveted committee chairmanships and influential roles. With several high-profile retirements looming, Nevada’s congressional delegation could climb the seniority ladder and assume more prominent positions within their respective committees.

Representative Mark Amodei has served in Congress for 12 years and is a leading figure on the Appropriations Committee. As one of the 12 most senior members of the committee, Amodei led the drafting of spending bills, focusing on funding for the legislative branch.

However, with Chair Kay Granger retiring, there is a reshuffling of positions among committee members, including Reps. Tom Cole and Robert Aderholt are vying for the top Republican spot. The reshuffling may lead to Amodei assuming a different role within the committee, possibly dealing with larger bills.

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto, currently serving her seventh year in the Senate, might gain increased influence within the Energy and Natural Resources Committee. With the impending retirement of Committee Chair Senator Joe Manchin, Cortez Masto emerges as a frontrunner for a leadership role, bolstering her ability to shape legislation on critical issues such as energy and public lands.

Similarly, Senator Jacky Rosen, who is in her fifth year in the Senate, may see expanded responsibilities within the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee and the Small Business Committee. With vacancies arising due to retirements and potential shifts in committee leadership, Rosen’s ascent within these committees could enhance her ability to address issues impacting Nevada and the nation.

Among Nevada’s House delegation, Representative Dina Titus and Representative Steven Horsford could capitalize on the changing landscape of committee assignments. With over a decade of experience in the House, Titus stands to assume a leadership role within the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, leveraging her expertise to advocate for critical infrastructure projects benefiting Nevada.

For Horsford, who aims to reclaim a seat on the influential Ways and Means Committee, retirements present a strategic opportunity to reassert his presence in shaping tax policy. With vacancies opening up, Horsford’s return to the committee could coincide with significant legislative initiatives, offering him a platform to advocate for Nevada’s economic interests.

To avoid a partial government shutdown, the House of Representatives unveiled a comprehensive $1.2 trillion spending package on Thursday, March 21, giving Congress six months to finalize funding for government operations through September.

The package, divided into two parts, with the first installment passed by Congress two weeks earlier, includes approximately $886 billion designated for the Defense Department, representing a three percent increase from last year’s levels. Additionally, the bill allocates funds for Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, Labor, and others, while the Environmental Protection Agency will experience budget reductions.

House Speaker Mike Johnson called the bill a step toward bolstering national defense and supporting military personnel because one provision include a 5.2 percent pay increase for service members and measures to streamline Pentagon operations.

While Republicans pushed for restrictions on funding to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency following its involvement in attacks by Hamas, and Democrats championed increased humanitarian assistance for Gazan refugees, the smoke screen hid $850 thousand for a gay senior home, $15 million to pay for Egyptian college tuitions, $400 thousand for a gay activist group to teach elementary kids about being trans, $500 thousand for a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) zoo, which is an anti-racist nature appreciation program, $400 thousand for a group that gives clothes to teens to help them hide their gender, $1.5 billion to green energy funding, and $300 to $500 million to Ukraine Secretary Assistance Initiative, an Afghan Special Immigrant Visas program, authorization to support loans to the International Monetary Fund, late-term abortions and a new FBI headquarters. It contains nothing for U.S. border security.

And now, with the Senate’s passage, the amended bill awaits President Joe Biden’s signature.

University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), President Brian Sandoval drew criticism for his handling of comments made by Regent Patrick Boylan regarding transgender women athletes.

During a Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents meeting on Friday, March 1, Boylan commented about “men masquerading as women” in collegiate sports at UNLV. His remarks triggered a nationwide outcry, with calls for his resignation.

Despite mounting pressure, Boylan has refused to step down, asserting that his comments were not inappropriate.

Meanwhile, in an internal memo addressed to faculty, students, and staff, Sandoval condemned the comments as “extremely insensitive, hurtful, and abhorrent.” He claimed there must be a welcoming and safe environment for transgender and gender-diverse individuals on campus, affirming their right to visibility and inclusion.

Critics say Sandoval failed to address the broader issues of biological men being allowed to play in women’s sports. Furthermore, his call for “more education” on Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, and Access (DEIA) initiatives comes as a lawsuit filed by 16 female college athletes against the NCAA over the participation of transgender competitors in women’s sports.

The central figure in the lawsuit is Lia Thomas, a biological male athlete whose victory in the 2022 NCAA Swimming Championships ignited the debate over fairness and inclusion in sports. The plaintiffs are demanding that the NCAA revise its rules to disqualify biological males from competing against female athletes and strip trans athletes of any awards won in those competitions.

Riley Gaines, one of the athletes involved in the lawsuit, stated, “I’m suing the NCAA along with 15 other collegiate athletes who have lost out on titles, records, and roster spots to men posing as women.”

Nevada made history in 2019 by becoming the first in the nation to have a female-majority state legislature. Subsequent initiatives, such as the ceremonial passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) measure in 2022, further solidified its reputation as a trailblazer in the fight for gender equity.

However, as the spotlight turns to UNR and its handling of the transgender issue, the university faces growing criticism. Meanwhile, there are open records requests for the DEIA budget at UNR after staff opposed the required DEIA training for faculty.