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1. Good News: Where the Intel is Good
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https://x.com/TPUSA/status/1969988111309676652. Forgiven.
- U.S. manufacturing activity expanded in September for a fourth
straight month, even as growth slowed from recent highs, with
business confidence improving and price pressures cooling [S&P
Global].
- "Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Company has announced plans
to build a $6.5 billion manufacturing facility in Houston." [Epoch
Times]
- A note on the Epoch Times, cited just above. One thing I very
much enjoy about the print edition is the excellent crossword puzzle
that's in each one. If the crosswords are not your thing, however,
there is much else to commend. There's a lifestyle section that is
so good, after I shared that with a Kamala supporter that person
asked me about getting a subscription!
- "County officials in California have launched an unusual effort
to verify no dogs or cats are registered voters, instructing the
local elections chief to compare voting lists against animal
licensing records in a bid to root out any fraudulent entries."
[Epoch
Times]. This is going to seriously affect the Democrat voting
fraud machine. Perhaps some day, the people of California will be
liberated and become full American citizens instead of being the
oppressed wards of a communist regime that denies them democratic
representation. Each step forward toward election integrity is a
step toward freedom.
- Black people in Chicago have awakened. Check this out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj2GRng6jf4 (4:06). These folks
really let their commie, pro-crime mayor have it! So many precious
moments here, a MUST WATCH! I especially like the part about
defunding HIS police and re-funding the citizens' police.
- Here are 17+ minutes of more citizens roasting their incompetent
mayor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu1IQiRDKrI. What you don't see
is good articulation or any real thought put into what they are
saying. What you do see is people who know they've been lied to and
betrayed, and who are not going to take it anymore. This is
happening all across America.
- Schumer and Hakeem thought they were clever by playing a game of
Chicken to extort the Trump administration into spending billions on
stupid communist pet projects. What hubris. The result of their
hubris is they handed Trump the golden keys, and on the very first
day of the Shutdown he cut $10 billion in spending! It was almost
entirely "impossible to kill" stuff such as intermittent energy
contracts, but made possible to kill due to the Shutdown. So Trump
killed it. The communists can't play chess with Trump, can't manage
cities, can't manage money, and can't manage to tell the truth. The
more they try to bully their way back into power, the more odious
they become to voters. And that is good news for our republic.
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Jane Goodall, RIP
Famed primatologist and generally nice person Jane Goodall died
at the age of 91. Here's a 90 minute documentary produced by National
Geographic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3b6zSpy7P4
The USA Communist Party, RIP is coming
The Communist Party is dying. This is what happens when you
value stupidity and duplicity over brains and integrity.
https://x.com/GuntherEagleman/status/1974055095789572540.
Pruning the Tree
Since FDR began the big expansion of government in an utterly
stupid response to the stock market crash that he turned into The Great
Depression, the federal government has grown like an unpruned tree and is full
of deadwood. I recently had my two big trees professionally pruned, they are
beautiful and strong as a result. This is what Trump is doing, cutting away the
overgrowth and deadwood so that a healthy plant is left.
Now that the communists have failed in their extortion attempt,
we have a "government shutdown". Being utterly stupid, the communists failed to
anticipate this move would give the current administration the direct power to
fire thousands of federal "workers". The stock market has soared ever since this
happened. And set new records! Why?
Let's do the math. If we assume a burden rate of 250% (the
burden rate is the total of costs beyond salary, such as holidays, vacation
days, and benefits--it is far higher in govt than in the private sector, so in
this case we value all of the addons at 150% of salary for a total of 250%) on
an average wage of $97K (you can look that up, I'm understating a bit), that
works out to about $243K per "worker". Add in travel expenses, office expenses,
etc. and $270K is a conservative estimate of cost per "worker". If we fire
10,000 federal "workers", we save $2,700,000 a year in payroll costs. That may
not sound like much against a $37 trillion debt, but we have that much more
budget surplus and that much less debt to pay interest on.
If we further account for the "swamp effect", we have that much
less bureaucratic BS dragging down businesses. Also, the vast majority of these
"workers" vote Democrat and thus contribute to communist campaign financing.
Fewer federal "workers" means far less money going into the Communist Party for
things like stealing elections. There will be a "reddening" effect as managers
in a leaner federal government begin to reward employees who have brains and
integrity and get rid of the parasites who don't.
But don't put too fine a point on the math, it's all averages.
We could be looking at half a billion dollars of "gain" per federal employee
fired. Now for 10,000 employees we are talking about $5 billion dollars. But it
depends on which employees. For example, if you take OSHA (which actually helps
companies avoid loss) there is no swamp effect so not $5 billion. In fact, our
economy is hurt by every OSHA employee who is laid off. Or take the Social
Security Administration, which has gained a reputation for competence. The SSA
isn't helping companies save money, so not as costly to let go of an employee
there as it is with OSHA. These agencies, however, are atypical. Going to the
other extreme, if all 10,000 were in the IRS the swamp effect is so enormous
you're looking at a figure north of $100 billion in savings.
I know that a lean government with a meritocratic mentality
works very well. I live in Kansas, where this very mentality has produced an
amazingly high quality of service level. I even ENJOY visiting the DMV here! I
grew up in the People's Republic of Illinois, and have lived in 13 other states
since then. And the KS Department of Revenue is nothing like the Institute of
Reprobates and Sociopaths. My dealings with them have always been rational and
positive. They actually CARE about Kansas taxpayers as human beings, while at
IRS the attitude is we exist merely to be objects of abuse or targets of scams
that IRS employees run for their personal enrichment. It's as if you take a
sanity test. Pass it, and you work for the KDOR. But if you turn out to be a
psychopath, you get hired on at the IRS.
So with 13 states and one communist country that insults Abraham
Lincoln by putting his name on their license plates, I have a bit of
benchmarking experience. Most of it is in Kansas. One fly in the Kansas ointment
is that Kansas has a very high overall rate of taxation; we're the 13th highest
in the country. They need to work on that problem, but they don't need to prune
the state workforce.
Deport ill - Han the Sicko!
The Democrat Party:
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Hates Democrats, Yet Another Example. Eric Adams, a non-communist Democrat (increasingly rare) has
done an able job as New York City Mayor. Despite a leftist bent, he has governed
with common sense and done things that are actually good for NYC. This is
anathema to the Democrat Party, which has withheld millions of dollars from his
campaign. So he dropped out of the Mayoral race. Even as the incumbent (and a
competent incumbent), he stood no chance of being re-elected due to the funding
starvation issue. That's just crazy. The Democrat Party is crazy. Crazy,
hateful, incompetent, dishonest, unprincipled--these are their BETTER
attributes.
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Hates The Innocent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54ge10l5HgM
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Hates Ordinary People. But it loves violent
criminals, illegal aliens, people who cannot figure out what sex they are,
wasting money, and burdening people with ever-higher taxes.
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Hates Talented People. They really hate Elon Musk, as
if he should care. On 01 October, 2025, Elon became the first man to ever
reach a net worth of $500 billion. He earned it. He also saved Western
Civilization by opening up free speech in the face of total censorship. And
powerful pro-freedom people have not forgotten that.
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Hates Being Reasonable. They hate it so much, they
held out for a "government shutdown" that killed their pet projects that
were not able to be killed any other way.
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Hates Solving Problems. "One party complains about
the high cost of healthcare and petulantly shuts down the government. The
other party negotiates most-favored-nation drug prices and launches a
direct-to-consumer pharmaceuticals website all in the same day. " [Jeff
Childers, Coffee & Covid, 01OCT2025]
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Hates for the Heck of it. Sure seems that way.
Are the Jews Falling Behind?
During the Communist Occupation, Jew-hating in the USA reached a fever
pitch among the commies, trannies, and other mentally ill. Since Liberation Day
it has abated, but is
still with us. Not reported in the lamestream media (much) is that Christian
hating also grew in popularity during that time. Given all of the violent
attacks on church assemblies (Christians gathered for worship) and the dramatic
increase in the rate of those, it looks like the Jews are going to occupy second
place for a while. I never did take the Jew Hating class or the Christian
Killing class, so I lack the background to make an informed prediction in the
trend. And I'm not sure that either group actually wants to be in this contest.
My facetious tone at the start of this piece should not be confused with any sort of
approval of the violence, the stupid rhetoric that incites the violence, or the
brainwashing that instills idiocy in people who then spew the stupid rhetoric.
Jews have, for no reason I can fathom, been the object of all sorts of abuse for
a long time. For another group to be "vying for first position" in the hate
contest is astounding. What is it about these people that is so awful? A few
things strike me as odious to the left: integrity, strong work ethic, morality,
a sense of personal responsibility, a propensity toward honesty, and living with
a purpose. These attributes make these groups less malleable to the brainwashers
who would have everybody believe that humans have no worth and principles should
not exist.
Because the Left (commies, America last folks, child mutilation
fans, human trafficking supporters, and criminal safety advocates) operates
under the rule, "If you can't debate, then resort to hate" they skip over even
trying to debate (hopeless for them) and default straight to hate. Thus, hate
for Jews and Christians.
Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Trump
administration announced it is going after the inciters of hate. But I think
they were already doing that. Haters used lawfare, blatant election cheating,
disinformation campaigns, slander, libel, and at least two assassination
attempts (all of which was funded via money laundering schemes and/or abuse of
public office) to keep Trump out of office. They are still using all of these
means to defeat, silence, and subjugate people who don't agree with their zany
ideas, delusional views, and idiotic statements. They believe it is awful that
Trump is interfering with child mutilation, human trafficking, fentanyl
distribution, rapist protection programs, egregious stealing from future
generations, and other activities they highly value. So they want him dead.
You can look all you want in the Tanakh (Hebrew scriptures) or
the Bible to find teaching any of the "values" the Left has gone to war over
(the one exception being circumcision, a mutilation done to baby boys), and you
will come up empty. If you start asking Christians to name the top five most
important things in the world, you will almost always hear "love" in the list.
Paul's first letter to the Corinthians is pretty clear on this. You do not hear
this coming from the left. And that is very telling.
Quote of the Month
“We cannot continue to send our children to Caesar for their
education and be surprised when they come home as Romans.” -- Pastor Voddie
Baucham Jr. (RIP, 2025)
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3. Brainpower tip
A friend of mine was called to troubleshoot a problem at a data center. The
problem had already been looked at by outside "experts" and the data center's
"engineers". When my friend began his investigation, these folks bombarded him
with reports, questions, and other distractions. He asked them to just let him
have some time alone with the system. Now, my friend is really "old school".
He always begins with the basics. In this particular case, it was a basic that
even an apprentice should have discovered. My friend is way beyond the
apprentice level, but you would think those "experts" and "engineers" had at
least that degree of competence.
When troubleshooting In the electronics world, you always start with the
power supply. You say your computer won't turn on? Is it plugged in and is the
power supply switch on the back in the ON position? You take a similar approach
in the electrical world. You look for things like neutral-ground bonds on the
load side, missing neutrals, and open breakers before you do anything high tech.
Electrical Construction and Maintenance Magazine has one column called Code
Basics and another called Back to Basics. The leading National Electrical Code
instructor in the USA always starts with basic electrical theory when teaching
grounding and bonding.
In field after field, I have seen how a strong foundation in, and reliance on
the mastery of, the basics has a supercharging effect on the effective
brainpower used in solving a problem or improving on some variable.
We saw this in economics, during the Communist Occupation. Communists believe
money grows on trees and you can simply steal it from people without any
economic consequences. Capitalists believe that wealth is created when risk is
rewarded and that there are economic consequences to using theft or other means
to reduce the available capital. Communism completely ignores the basics of
economics, human motivation, and about a dozen other areas. Which is why it has
always failed; it is built on nothing but vapor. Capitalism is what made America
the greatest nation on earth, and that's because it is a system that respects
the basics.
Having a dispute with a family member? Go back to the basics. What is the
most important thing? If it's something other than having a respectful
relationship, you didn't consider the basics. Maybe with this person such a
relationship is not possible because they are mentally ill, gas lighted against
you by a third party, or just plain negative. But that just means you need to
try all the harder to emphasize those basics. At the very least, if you issue
respect then this speaks volumes about you. Think of Charlie Kirk's example, and
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4. Finance tip
Our largest costs are inflation, government, housing, and food. In that order,
for most of us. The first two are by far the largest costs, but there is nothing
we can do about those costs as individuals. Housing costs can be reduced if you
move from one house to another, but in a practical sense you can't reduce that
one either. Food costs what it costs, cutting corners here just means reducing
your health.
I left out medical costs, since for me they are zero. But for most people
over 60, they are the single biggest cost.
All of this is to say you can't do much about your biggest costs, but there
is much you can do about your smaller ones. And the savings can add up. Most
people waste money in the "death from 1,000 cuts" mode.
Here are ten tips:
- If you open the door to your refrigerator or freezer, make it quick.
Don't stand there staring and don't get ice cubes one at a time.
- If you open the door to your house, make it quick. Many people lolligag
at an open door even when there's a 50 degree temperature difference between
inside and outside. Have this consideration when entering and exiting the
homes of other people, too.
- When driving, anticipate stops and coast down a bit rather than going
from gas to break. Don't worry if someone slips in ahead of you, you're both
going to be coming to a stop shortly.
- You don't need the water running the whole time you are brushing your
teeth or shaving your face.
- Think carefully about purchases. For example, you are buying a laptop
and can upgrade to an OLED for $250. But do you really need that? What
problem is that upgrade solving that you are willing to pay to have it
solve?
- Go beyond combining trips. Plan the whole route, and try to eliminate
all left turns. Go beyond that and plan the week's trips wherever practical.
For example, On Tuesday you combine a trip to the home center and a trip to
the grocery store. On Thursday, you combine a trip to the pet store and a
trip to your chiropractor. The problem is the home center is near the pet
store and you go west. But your grocery store is only a block from your
chiropractor and you go east. So you want to combine the two trips that are
in the same area and general direction.
- Use less detergent in your clothes washer. Use about half the
recommended amount. You cut your detergent cost in half and you get cleaner,
softer clothes.
- Shower methodically. If you wash from top down and don't mess around,
you can be out of there in under 4 minutes. And squeaky clean.
- Have a separate drawer for stained shirts and pants. Wear these when you
need to do something messy, thus sparing your nicer clothes and getting
further use out of these.
- Don't buy convenience-packaged foods, such as spinach in a plastic tub.
You save very little time but pay twice as much (there's an exception to my
"food cost is fixed" note).
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5. Security tip
Stymied by their inability to persuade via peaceful debate due to woeful
ignorance on their part, the commies resort to bullying, social media
attacking, and violence.
One way to protect yourself from this abuse is to keep your mouth shut.
Conservatives tried that, it didn't work. We cannot remain silent while these
mentally ill people dismantle our society, take away our rights, damage our
economy, erase our border, end free elections, and engage in every kind of
debauchery against our republic. Yet, not remaining silent carries great
personal risk. What can you do? Here are ten tips.
- Take any hint of a threat seriously. Record the comment, the time it was
made, and who made it (if no name, write down a good description). If you
later find your tires slashed or your cat lying dead on your front porch,
you have something solid to report to the police.
- Don't fan the flames. While I personally like to do this, it's not the
safest choice. If you give these mentally ill people a little coddling and
reassurance, they are less likely to go into deep hatred mode against you.
- If you use antisocial media, refrain from providing any information that
can reveal where you live or where you work.
- Either always carry a weapon or be able to weaponize nearly any object
you find. It doesn't need to be a knife or gun, but it needs to be
something. In a grocery store, the number of weapons available is
astounding. Anything glass is hard and can be thrown hard enough to knock
somebody out. A jar of pickles can do surprising things to a livid libtard.
- Don't get dragged down into emotional non-arguments. Ask for facts. "Can
you name one way in which crime got worse in DC after Trump sent in troops?"
- Smile. This is generally disarming. But it needs to be genuine.
Remember, these people are mentally ill and deserve compassion.
- When speaking up, make your case calmly and clearly.
- Don't interrupt them or talk over them unless their rant seems like it
will never end. Remember, they are incapable of debate so it's not like you
need your turn to speak. Their ranting is their way of admitting they cannot
debate and thus concede the point. Take the win.
- Remember that life is short. You do not have enough of it that you can
waste time trying to argue with these people. Make your point, drop a truth
bomb, and move on. You don't need to wait for their stupid reply, a reply
that will have to come from the Dark Side (hatred) because they have nothing
else to draw from.
- Don't be afraid to say, "I disagree" and stop there. It's a show of
power that you don't feel obligated to explain yourself. Bullies shy away
from shows of power.
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6. Health tip/Fitness tips

Age 65 in these pics |
See
all of my climbing videos here:
https://tinyurl.com/ClimbingSigChannel. Some cool climbing videos:
My hardest climb ever, a 5.11d on lead:
https://youtu.be/UT5h0heUUBc . I
made a dumb mistake initially, letting the rope wrap over my shoulder. Watch
what happens.
The scale:
- Beginner: 5.6. 5.7. 5.8, 5.9 (roped) / VV, V0, V1, V2
(boulder)
- Intermediate: 5.10a, b, c, d ;5.11a, b, c, d / V3, V4, V5, V6
- Advanced: 5.12a, b, c, d; 5.13a, b, c, d. / V7, V8, V9, V10.
- Elite and Pro: Even harder. Almost nobody climbs at either
level at any of the 6 local climbing gyms.
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Are your shoulders canted forward? This is a very common issue. Some
consequences of it:
- The arm does not rotate properly in the socket.
- The loss of strength can be 50% or greater.
- You are straining your rotator cuff.
- Your balance is off.
- Your head is more likely to tilt forward, putting strain on your neck.
The most common contributor to this is a set of tight pectoral muscles.
They are in a state of contraction, pulling forward against the much weaker
muscles of the upper back. Men tend to exacerbate this problem by using
weights that are too heavy and doing partial-rep bench presses and
partial-rep dumbbell presses. I have very strong pecs and shoulders for my
size, and yet I use slightly less than my bodyweight for the bench press.
This is way below my one-rep max. I do four sets of eight with my shoulder
blades back and go as low as I can comfortably go. That's the warm-up to the
rest of my chest and triceps workout.
If you ask the typical weight lifter to do flyes, you will see that
person start at about 15 or 20 degrees above horizontal and bring the
weights completely overhead. I don't see the point of this exercise. The way
I do them is I start at just barely above horizontal and lower them as far
as I can. I use only 20lbs, because the point of this is to stretch the pecs
under tension while simultaneously "opening the chest" as Arnold used to
say. The leverage involved in bringing those dumbbells to horizontal means
there's a lot of tension in the pecs. That tension is there at the full
extension, which is the most stimulative way to train a muscle. If you did
only these 20lb flyes you would gain more pec size than someone else doing
only the bench press with heavy weight.
Men in particular fail to check their ego at the door, seemingly picking
up an extra one on their way into the workout area. Well if ego is in the
way of using lighter weight, stop and ask yourself this question. Is it
better to try to impress people who are also training and don't care how
much I lift, or to impress people without even trying because I have
developed an impressive chest? There is only one correct answer.
While women won't develop pecs to the same extent, using this form of the
fly at the end will help them have high breasts and a nice shoulder line.
People of either sex who integrate a pec stretch into their training will be
stronger, look better, and have a more commanding presence. |
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Training for functional strength does not sacrifice muscular development,
contrary to popular myth. If you merely chase the weight and forego the hard
contractions that come from training at full extension, you are stronger
only on paper. I never worry about "how much weight", but then I usually
train in the privacy of my home. When I travel and go to a local gym, I will
usually look for a hardcore, old-school place. People in those places are
serious, but they are not narcissists. Nobody takes an attitude toward
people based on what they are lifting.
Some people claim that "real lifters" use free weights only. In my home
gym, I have a lot more than just free weights. Those old-school gyms do,
too. Though the gyms are big on free weights, all of them have machines and
various devices. Let me explain why something like the pec dec is in an old
school gym. When I do dumbbell bench presses, the weights are small enough
they don't interfere with each other. I use 55lbs or less, usually 40lbs.
But what if you are so big and strong that you are using 120s? Have you seen
how wide those are? If you try to bench press with them, your arms will be
at odd angles and a shoulder injury is inevitable.
The crux of this is you have to do what is required to build functional
strength, regardless of what form the resistance is in your resistance
training. I've got a friend who goes back >45 years. He's a few months
younger than I am and has visibly gained muscle over the past year. Using
bands, only. That's right, he went entirely to bands and added muscle. On
reason is the bands allow him to get extreme range on the joint. Another is
he can ignore gravity and train at whatever angles he needs to for
stimulating the muscle. |
At
www.supplecity.com, you'll find plenty of informative, authoritative
articles on maintaining a lean, strong physique. It has nothing to
do with long workouts or impossible to maintain diets. In fact:- The best workouts are short and intense.
- A good diet contains far more flavors and satisfaction
than the typical American diet.
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7. Factoid
The vast majority of violence against others is a result of
left-wing incitement. It is not a stretch to deduce the same of the vast
majority of suicides. Ergo, the Democrat Party serves as population control. |
8. Thought for the Day
A liberal is someone who feels a great debt to his fellow
man, which debt he proposes to pay off with your money. - G. Gordon Liddy
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Authorship
The purpose of this publication is to inform and empower its readers (and save you money!).
The views expressed in this e-newsletter are generally not shared by socialists or
other brainwashed individuals. That's because those fools live in an alternate reality
and have not bothered to learn the basics of how life works. They cannot do
basic math, cannot apply logic, and cannot be bothered to learn the basic facts
relevant to any topic that they are passionate about.
Except where noted, this e-newsletter is entirely the work of Mark Lamendola. Anything presented as fact can be independently verified.
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