A touch late, but enjoy...…
Even relatively mainstream (in the sense of not being quick to call "false flag" over 9/11 or school shootings) alt-news outlets are asking awkward questions. Of course Benji is all over the "you're eebil if you think it's a fake" train, but that's him being his too-short-for-this-ride self. I'm not inclined to take Neon Revolt too seriously without several salt mines to take a grain of, but there are some interesting tidbits buried here [https://www.neonrevolt.com/2018/10/25/magabomber-the-ut…
I'm not ready to dismiss the bombings as a pure false flag, or to claim that Soros paid for it - including the one sent to him - but I do find it a bit odd. No, not the "insuffucuent postage" or "why no stamp" claims. Obviously, despite it being a day or so since the first of them was delivered this week, the details are coming in, and the media being what it is, I trust the "facts" available very little. I know, people are already decrying the "violence"…
One of the people I followed on Google+ was Ian Stead, who has done a lot of space and Sci-Fi related art, including a number of excellent renderings of Traveller ships. These have been used for a number of Traveller-compatible shipbook and related products in the last decade or so. While he hasn't updated his website [https://biomassart.wordpress.com/] much, it's worth a visit.…
Daddy Warpig, at both Geek Gab [https://youtu.be/EBtaMwsHF_E], and at Castalia [http://www.castaliahouse.com/michael-myers-the-scooby-doo-scary-man/], reviewed the new Halloween release. He brings up mostly the same set of strengths and weaknesses in the movie in both, though in the (I presume) latter Castalia review, he comes across a bit less happy about the movie. Now, I'm a huge fan of his reviews, and usually find them spot on, but in this case, I have to differ with him. First - one of t…