Saturday, November 14, 2026

MI5 killed 29 innocent people in Omagh Ireland in 1998 and then blamed it on the IRA

Israel targets medical center in Lebanon

Joe Ryan riding through Mongolia


This guy from Australia just did a trek through Mongolia on a motorcycle after touring Thailand and Vietnam. They have go anywhere adventure bikes. 

Amazing prints available at www.joeryan.store

Friday, November 13, 2026

All US Fights grounded. Now back online.

Update: US flights have resumed. Show's over folks.

Duffy's hard sell for billions from Congress - Go F*ck yourself.

CTV is reporting that "All flights in the United States are grounded due to 'extraordinary circumstances,' the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday. The FAA issued the ground stop after a 'communication issue impacting all U.S. Air Route Traffic Control Centers,' U.S. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy said in a social media post. Airports in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver confirmed flights to and from the U.S. have been impacted by the grounding." No indication this is an attack.

"This is the first nationwide ground stop since January 2023 when a key FAA computer system malfunctioned. Before that the last time had been after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks." All airports in the rest of the world are fine. 

Global is reporting that "The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grounded all departing flights nationwide after a communications failure hit air traffic control centres across the country, resulting in thousands of disrupted flights" Let's hope it's just a system failure not another false flag attack.

BBC is reporting that there is no indication this is an attack. It sounds more like a corporate scam. After $10 billion was injected into the program last year, (actually 12.5) they're still trying to work through outdated technology. Sounds like a Bill Gates scam to me. Shut it down for a day so you get all parties to agree on handing over another $12.5 billion. The tax fraud continues.

They want another $30 billion to convert copper wire with fiber optics. Who gets the fiber optics contracts? If the copper wire is working, what's the urgency? Someone wants a pay day. As soon as you lay a fiber optic cable, in a few years that will need to be upgraded. Copper cables last longer than fiber optic cables. 

They really want more money for AI to lay off more humans.

This is one of the reasons we try to avoid US layovers on international flights.

It's another manufactured emergency tied to corporate fraud.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at Lockheed Martin. ROFL. Lockheed Martin is worse than SNC Lavalin for tax fraud. If Lockheed Martin is making their software, God help them. Sean Duffy wants another $30 billion from Congress. That's why they shut it down. They just launched a $875 million AI Program. Hey, let's put AI in charge of National Security. Not. 

Thursday, November 12, 2026

Amazing boat ride through Congo


This guy is riding through the rainy season in Congo. They passed on the monkey and crocodile for dinner and had timbits with peanut butter. (31:14)

Microsoft down

Update: OK Friday November 13th Microsoft is up and running but all US flights are grounded. Brace yourself for another false flag attack or just a tax scam.

Reuters is reporting that "Microsoft (MSFT.O) ​services such as Outlook and Teams were disrupted for about 10 hours on Thursday as the tech giant struggled ‌to fix issues with some servers, hitting businesses and government agencies globally that use the popular platforms. In its latest update, Microsoft said efforts to improve serviceability were not progressing as expected."

The Guardian is reporting that "Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams and other apps were disrupted for thousands of users for more than nine hours on Thursday and Friday, with Microsoft scrambling to find a solution after initial fixes failed to bring services back online. A Microsoft spokesperson said the company had no indication of a cyber-attack." Things that make ya go hmmm...

Mashable is reporting that "Microsoft Outlook, SharePoint Online, Teams, Copilot AI, and 365 are all continuing to have various issues, though Azure appears to be operational. The Microsoft global outage has affected Outlook, Teams, and other Microsoft 365 services, starting around 12:30 p.m. ET."

"If Outlook wouldn't load for you on Thursday, Microsoft now has a theory about what went wrong. The company said in an X post on Nov. 12 that a component responsible for checking whether its servers are working properly may be behind the failures that took some of them out of service."

"In its service health update, Microsoft said some servers went offline after failing automated health checks. With parts of its infrastructure under heavier load than usual across multiple regions, the company said that extra strain was likely contributing to connection problems."

The Zionist occupation of Lebanon continues

More than one million people in Lebanon face acute food shortages

Democrats propose massive gun control bills in Texas

I think it's important to remember the Democrats aren't going to save us from anything. In Texas they've instantly tried to implement all kinds of gun control legislation. This is why Trump's betrayal of MAGA is felt so deeply. He had to be stopped. Yet the other guys are just as bad. They're just more devious. The only difference between Fascists and Communists is that Fascists are honest about their objective while Communists aren't. They both have the same agenda. China's organ harvesting is an abomination and no one says a word. 


11 Democrats save Pete Hegseth from Impeachment. Big surprise. Not.
 

Treating Leather in the rainy season

Well the rainy season has begun so it's time to treat your leathers with mink oil or dubbin. Boots, gloves, jacket, saddlebags. The whole works. I used to use mink oil now I just use dubbin. It brings the leather back to life and helps waterproof it. I carry a towel in my saddlebag to dry the bike off and use WD40 on the small chrome pieces that tend to rust. I use nail polish remover on the chrome rust. I'm thinking of insuring my car for when it snows so I can take it up the mountain to go snowshoeing. 

My old bike was shaft drive so I could put rope on the tires in the snow. This one has a chain so when the rope starts to fly off on dry pavement that creates a safety concern getting caught in the chain. Plus I'm getting a bit old to ride when there is snow on the road. If the roads are clear that's a different story. 

I don't mind riding my motorcycle to work or the gym in the pouring rain or the freezing cold but riding all the way to Vancouver then up the mountain in the freezing cold is a bit much. I have no desire to go snowshoeing after that. If I take the car I don't have to wait until spring and can catch the fresh snow. 

There was a biker at the gym that showed me a meme on his phone. It was Vin Diesel and it said the season doesn't end until the salt trucks hit the road. We laughed. I turned to him and said the season doesn't end. In Vancouver at least. I couldn't do that in Alberta or back east. Here it's pretty mild.

Body found in Surrey identified

Toronto police identify one of the suspects wanted in fatal shooting near Rexdale community centre near Martin Grove Road and Finch Avenue West.

City News is reporting that "A body found in Surrey on Oct. 14 has been identified as 19-year-old Tichic Meya, who had been reported missing by his family on Oct. 11, says the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT)."

"Around 1:07 p.m. on Oct. 14, Surrey Police Service (SPS) were called to the 6100 block of 156th Street where they found Meya’s body. SPS believed the death was the result of criminal activity and IHIT was called in to investigate. Police are now releasing Meya’s name and picture to see if they can get more leads in the case."