Wednesday, September 02, 2026
This has been a trying heat by Eleven. My nerves are a bit frayed. Ana noticed that I was out of sorts yesterday when we studied USMLE at FIU. The howling and neediness, the jumping and sitting on my shoulders--I have to wear a special Eleven-proof shirt to guard against her claws--her body temperature is warmer than mine and I get hot with her on me, the ambush ejaculations at any time, any place, on anything or on me. I can't study with Ana, I can't read a book, I can't read on the computer, I can't eat unless I shut Eleven in a room I'm not.
My patience is short of this week.
Eleven came on Ana's computer screen that I have at home this morning. She did again in the afternoon. I put a plastic garbage bag over the screen and she ejaculated on that, the largest volume I have ever seen.
This can seem humorous and most other heat's have been, but this one has gotten to me.
Just venting as I said. It will be over Friday.
Public Occurrences September 2, 2026
Yeah, Never Targets Civilians, you can keep up that false image of yourself but you hit a school like the first day, and you to this day have not acknowledged, now you hit a wedding. No, you target civilians. Your new, correct name is Targets Civilians
8:37 am:
U.S. Anti-Marriage Missile Strikes Home Wedding, Kills Only Five (only two kids, 4 and 16), Wounds 68+; Glorious U.S. Military: "never target civilians"
USMLE TODAY
A banner day of results for all concerned! For the first, maybe the second, time the field of med. brainiacs exceeded the target 65% score with 67%. Dr. Ana had a fine day, 55% and I hit my high on second pass with 45%.
I wish to choke USMLE pretty hard, maybe just a healthy slap on the face, for one question. I don't know if I got it right yet as we are going over the answers now. I immediately diagnosed the 14-year old girl as obsessive-compulsive but the answer choices included OCD and "obsessive compulsive personality disorder". I chose OCD and Ew Esse Em Elle Ee can eat my teets for parsing so finely.🖕
Eleven on Bleak House
She knows I'm reading it--and wants me to stop! When I'm reading the computer, she walks on the keyboard to cause the screen to go hooey.
Tuesday, September 01, 2026
Public Occurrences September 1, 2026
A Black September Begins
Ratcliffe Failed: Russian Drone Attack on Leipzig Airport
U.S., Iran Trade Strikes for Second Day in Three
Monday, August 31, 2026
Do you have any words? I am mute.
Trump Will Not Attend 25th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks Because He Can't Make Speech, Has Golf Date Sept. 12 in Ireland, Security Concerns
At the Pentagon, Mr. Trump will be allowed to speak...
There are other considerations that led to Mr. Trump honoring the day in Washington, including that he will depart the next day for his golf course in Doonbeg, Ireland...
...he has faced an uptick in threats since he began a war against Iran on Feb. 28.
Mr. Trump’s advisers have discussed possibly taking federal control of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, including as recently as last year.
Mr. Trump, a native New Yorker who talked often about the Sept. 11 attacks during his 2016 presidential campaign
Mr. Trump, who was in New York on the day of the attacks, spoke to a New Jersey television station in the aftermath, saying that a building he owned had gained in stature because the twin towers had fallen. That building, 40 Wall Street, “actually was the second-tallest building in downtown Manhattan, and it was actually — before the World Trade Center — was the tallest.”
He went on, “And then, when they built the World Trade Center, it became known as the second-tallest. And now it’s the tallest.” (The statement was not correct; 70 Pine Street, nearby, was taller than Mr. Trump’s building.)
Public Occurrences August 31, 2026
Over 900 Now Dead in Flooding in Nepal, Thousands Still Missing
So far, President Donald Trump has not followed through on threats of an “economic D-Day” for Iran...
American officials have asked allies to join their “Operation Economic Outcast” initiative...
Sunday, August 30, 2026
Trump is serious...
Ia...about bankrupting Canadian industry in order to get the country's oil, natural gas, and timber resources.
He only thinks of the bottom line, in that term's original sense only, dollars and cents. And to him there is no such thing as mutually beneficial transactions. The are zero-sum to him. One dollar that the other guy, or nation makes, is one dollar less for him and his nation. Trump's foreign adventures will here by judged only on his terms.
Ib. Trump was serious about decapitating Venezuela to get its abundant oil reserves.
Ic. Trump is serious about taking Greenland by force, in order to get its critical minerals, rare earth metals, and energy resources. He has the attention span of a gnat but that does not detract from his seriosness.
Id. Trump's Iran war aims have devolved to one: keeping the Strait of Hormuz ("a New American Territory") open to keep the oil flowing.
IIa. Trump will fail with Canada but will do catastrophic damage to Canada if his Jan. 1, 2027 50% tariffs on Canadian steel take effect.
IIb. Trump succeeded in decapitating the Maduro regime in Venezuela and has signed some sort of agreement with lap dog Delcy Rodriguez.
IIc. On paper Trump could take Greenland relatively easily. It is a sparsely populated territory of Denmark. Neither Greenlanders nor Danes have the ability to withstand a tenth of the onslaught the U.S. could unleash. But Denmark, and by extension Greenland, is a NATO ally. A military effort by Trump would be unprecedented and would unravel all of Europe and Eurasia.
IId. Trump will get the Strait of Hormuz opened--in time. Trump has got twenty-eight months' time. I bet that is time enough.
IIIa. Trump has hurt American consumers with his tariffs generally. He has hurt them in miniscule degree with his tariffs on, and reciprocals by, Canada (Canada's latest go into effect Sept. 8). He will hurt American consumers more if the Jan. 1 tariffs go into effect.
IIIb. U.S. consumers will not see the benefits, if they acceue, from Trump's taking of Venezuela's oil for years, beyond Trump's term in office.
IIIc. The U.S. would benefit greatly, in economics and power projection only, by taking Greenland. But NATO...
IIId. Trump has hurt American consumers with his Iran "excursion", now at six months plus. Opening the Strait, and keeping it open, will (I believe he will) take American consumers only back to the status quo antebellum.
IV. All of Trump's adventures, excursions, ambitions and consequence thereof will be undone by events foreseeable but unforeseen by him, and by the next American administration, Republican, or more likely Democratic. If he lives that long, he will leave public life as a failed, dissipated 82-year old still defiantly shouting that he "WON!" and watching enraged as his monuments to himself are dismantled. He is the greatest failure of all presidents and proof of the failure of Democracy in America.
Public Occurrences August 30, 2026
First Shooting Since July: U.S. Kills Several IRGC Preparing to Lay Mines in Strait; IRGC Fires at Jordan in Response
Those were some of the reactions last night to the Israeli attacks on NBC journalists. I agree/or am sympathetic with all of them. Sixty percent of American adults now have an unfavorable view of Israel; 30% believe that Israel has committed genocide; Israel has nuclear weapons; $3.8B of U.S. taxpayer money goes, and has gone, to Israel every single year; For ten years Trump repeatedly has called on U.S. NATO allies, with whom we have a mutual defense treaty, to pay more for collective security; Israel Firsters in Congress, with Netanyahoo approval, have now included continued Israeli aid in the U.S. defense budget, rather than have it be specifically approved each year: this is a double standard; "Everyone hates Israel now, everyone hates you", "Israeli wouldn't exist if it wasn't for me" Trump has said in rare statements of truth about Israel and Netanyahoo; Trump has made the U.S. principal to all of his war partner's war crimes.
"American Zionist" Israel Firster Alan Dershowitz told fellow Israel Firsters in New York "Our enemy now is Canada" (for pledging to arrest 'Witz' hero Benjamin Netanyahoo on his ICJ war crimes warrant should said Netanyahoo ever set foot agayne in the True North). 'Witz told Canadian daily National Post that he is “in favour of Trump putting tariffs on Canada for its statements regarding Israel and Netanyahu, and even sanctions perhaps.”
Netanyahoo has made New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani his enemy, graphically the most prominent of four international enemies, one of whom is the leader of a NATO allied nation.
The case for Israel as an "enemy" of the United States is by powers of ten stronger than that for Canada as an enemy. Yet, Trump has tariffed Canada 50% with an additional 50% due on January 1, 2027 and has repeatedly declared the U.S.-Canadian border "artificial", has repeatedly referred to Canada as "the 51st state", to Canadian Prime Ministers as "governors", and issued existential threat directly to current Prime Minister Mark Carney that "Canada only lives because of the United States. Remember that, Mark."; and has renamed Lake Ontario "Lake America". By contrast, Trump's tariffs on Israel are a much lower 27%, he has never said that Israel's borders are "artificial" (when they are), and has never threatened Israel's existence.
Officially, China is a "strategic competitor", not an enemy, of the U.S. Russia is classified as a "major strategic adversary", not an enemy. "Enemy" apparently is a term reserved for a war-time adversary. Israel is not a "strategic" anything to the U.S. It exists, as Trump said, on sufferance of America. Israel is not an "enemy" of the U.S., but neither is 'Witz' Canada--by orders of magnitude. These are all double standards of the highest degree.
This Israel is not in America's national interest; This Israel is not in America's national security interest. This Israel is counter to America's national interests and to American national security. America should disengage from Israel; should end all economic and military aid to Israel; should economically strangle Israeli citizens until they change leaders; America should never, EVER, permit Israel to be destroyed as a homeland for the Jewish people. Only in an existential threat should the United States come to Israel's defense.
Public Occurrences August 29, 2026
The Israel Poison
Palestinian woman and NBC News team attacked by masked Israeli settlers in West Bank
Trump's evolving endgame for the Iran war, in 6 quotes
npr headline
11:58 am:
Trump Seizes Control of Venezuelan Oil for Toilet Nation
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Tottenham Notspur
I need hard work. Without it I become an old man, not living in the present with purpose, not in the future with a goal, but, as old folks do, in the past with nostalgia. That is what study with Dr. Ana gives me.
Yet, I am old. When we worked with constancy four hours a day (a limit imposed on me and on she by me) five days a week, I was often, the words are mine whenever I thought of it and whenever I spoke of it to others, "bone tired." The feeling was literal. My very bones felt tired.
Yesterday, since we had not been working with constancy four hours a day, five days a week, I pushed Ana and myself, and set the goal at the old four hours. We didn't meet our goal, Ana could do no more after three hours twenty minutes. And today I slept until 11:42. I was bone tired.
Friday, August 28, 2026
12: ... the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz each day...compared with 130 before the war.
18: ...American military personnel killed so far in the war.
This was March 11. The Iran War was eleven (my favorite number) days old:
Now look at this. Look at the date.
Two days ago. Two days later, today, August 28, the Iran War was at six months and still going and going and going...
Did you hear that Trumpie plans on campaigning for the mid-terms on his record? "Pretend I'm on the ballot" he has said in speeches to MAGATs. "Affordability is a hoax" he has said repeatedly.
Now, there are a few reasonable explanations to consider here. I'll lead with my choice. Trump's default is to lie. It's just what he does. He has gotten away with it too. 47% (average) of Toilet Nation voters have voted for the con man three straight elections! You can full 47% of the people all of the time. I think that he is counting on his ability to fool voters in November.
To be sure, Trump has backups: redistricting, voter suppression, declaring a national emergency to get federal troops into local polling places, $500M in political lie advertisements. But he is going to go on lying: that the consumer is not hurting, that he "WON!" the Iran War, that the Toilet Nation is not a plate of hot shit but "the hottest nation" out there. His lies and his distractions have pushed the reality of 1) Trump-Epstein 2) the Israel poison 3) Iran 3a) running out of missiles 4) a Gaza Mediterranean resort 5) annexing Greenland 6) annexing Canada, 7) Russia's war on Ukraine 8) China's no-better-time-than-now! coming invasion of Taiwan--Have I forgotten anything? Probably.--he has pushed all of those out of peoples' consciousness.
He's going to lie. If it ain't broke, don't fix it! And he can't help it. Of course "Mission Accomplished" was dumb, but it was also a knowingly flagrant lie. Image is everything to them. What are you going to believe, that the Iran War is a shit puddle inside a quagmire wrapped in dezinformatsiya waged by an 80-year old who wears diapers, or that that manly He-man in that the graphic "WON!"?
Ooh boy, Man City Routes Child Porn 4-1 in London
Public Occurrences August 28, 2026
Trump's ("four to six weeks") War of Choice Now at Six Months, Goals Unachieved, Iran Emboldened but Vulnerable, U.S. Weaker
Iran was on the ropes before the attack
In the runup to the war, the Islamic Republic appeared more vulnerable than at any point since Saddam Hussein’s Iraq invaded in 1980.
Iran’s currency had cratered, setting off some of the biggest anti-government protests in its history, which were brutally suppressed in January, with thousands killed. Israel and the U.S. had pounded its military and nuclear sites during a 12-day war the previous summer, and its militant allies had been throttled in the wars that followed Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack out of Gaza.
But the tide changed shortly after the initial U.S. and Israeli strikes, as Iran’s leaders were quickly replaced and its people — sheltering from the war — ignored exhortations from the attackers to rise up again.
Iran effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz...
Iran is now determined to exert permanent control over the strait, to use it to ward off future attacks and secure other concessions, while giving no ground on its disputed nuclear program. It’s a risky gamble, especially as the U.S. tightens its blockade and vows new sanctions on Iran’s already battered economy.
“Tehran’s danger is confusing its ability to survive with victory and demanding more than its leverage can deliver"...
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