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Trump To Target Democrat House Seats In 2026

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First Alberta, then Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Manitoba are all talking about joining the United States as a block, if they join they would each get 2 senators and some representatives. The total number of House representatives would be kept at 435 and everything would be redistricted in the United States with large states like California and New York losing House seats. Saskatchewan will likely get 2 representatives, Alberta 8 representatives, British Columbia 12 representatives, and Manitoba 2 representatives. Only Edmonton in Alberta and half of British Columbia are liberal, with all the rest being conservative, so I expect 2 representatives from Alberta and 6 representatives from BC to be liberal along with 1 Senator from BC, with the other 16 Representatives and 7 Senators being conservative, a net gain of 8 in the House and 6 in the Senate for conservatives that will caucus with the Republicans. The current balance of power in the Senate is 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats a...
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The US Global Sour Crude Game

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Why does the United States produce 1 million barrels of oil per day but sell almost all of it unrefined to other countries while at the same time importing 1 million barrels of oil from Canada, Venezuela and the Middle East? And why did Trump drop tariffs on Canadian oil but nothing else Canadian? In the latter case because someone told Trump that most of our oil refineries are set up to only refine heavy sour crude oil and they can't easily be reconfigured to refine light sweet crude, which is mostly what we produce. The United States has some heavy sour crude in the Southwest but we mostly produce just light sweet crude oil which can only be refined into different fuels, whereas heavy sour crude has more sulfur compounds and other impurities, and when those impurities are refined out of the oil they turn into base feedstock chemicals and acids that are used to produce plastics and an enormous amount of chemicals for the manufacturing industry that was created for the United State...
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Homeless EO Will Round Up Homeless Men

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Okay so let's review Trump's Executive Order signed on Thursday July 24th 2025 called Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets. It stands on the June 2025 Supreme Court ruling in Grants Pass which found that cities and municipalities could in fact ticket homeless people to prevent them from setting up homeless camps. Trump's EO provides funding to set up temporary processing camps like Alligator Alcatraz staffed by doctors, psychiatrists, and drug rehab specialists to process all homeless men that anyone wants to round up, and all paid for with Housing and Urban Development funds. The EO also provides funding to open more housing for homeless women and children and specifically bars men from being housed along with the women and children. There are about 775,000 homeless people at any given time in the United States and about 2/3 are men so approximately a half million men will be targeted to be rounded up off the streets while housing for a quarter million women ...
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Sean P Diddy Combs Convicted of Mann Act Joins Good Company

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Written by Robert Korczynski with the help of Grok, by xAI  Abstract The White-Slave Traffic Act of 1910, known as the Mann Act, was enacted to combat interstate prostitution but has been misused for over a century to target Black men for “immoral purposes” or “debauchery,” often driven by racial and political motives. This paper examines Sean Combs’ 2025 Mann Act convictions for facilitating prostitution through “freak-offs” (performative sexual spectacles involving male escorts and girlfriends Cassie Ventura, mixed-race and "Jane," race unknown) and argues that his prosecution reflects systemic racial bias. By analyzing twelve Black convictions (the “Dirty Dozen”), categorized as Sports, Music, Black Nationalism, and Interracial Relationship, this study demonstrates the law’s disproportionate targeting of prominent Black men, with ten of the twelve being famous figures. It contrasts these with two obscure non-Black adult-focused convictions (Thomas V. Miller, 1943; Joseph D...
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The Amercan Oligarch Soft Coup That Doubled Their Wealth

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When Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected he instituted the New Deal which included Social Security, and that made American Oligarchs like the Rockefeller, DuPont, and Pew families jealous of their counterparts in Europe that lived in Fascist countries and didn't have to share the wealth with peasants, so they launched what is known as the Business Plot to overthrow Roosevelt and his New Deal. They asked Major General Smedley Butler to lead a coup backed by the Army Reservists at least three times in the first year of FDR's presidency, but he refused and testified about the Business Plot before Congress in 1934. Though they failed to have an official coup, after FDR died in 1945 the American Oligarchs pulled off a soft coup by gaining control over both political parties and all US media. They created term limits, destroyed unions with "right to work" laws, and outsourced American jobs, which doubled the wealth of the top 1% from 10% to 21% of everything in America ov...
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Gypsy And Irish Traveller Origin Traced To Dalit Untouchables

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The sales practices of Gypsies (Romani) and Irish Travellers in the U.S. are often branded scams but represent a cultural legacy that appears to have originated with India’s Dalit Untouchables. Centered on driveways, roofs, and stone walls that over the centuries have all been made with stone, the sales techniques used by Romani and Irish Travellers mirror North Indian market-style negotiations where vendors overprice and buyers bid low, as low as 10% of the asking price, with the Romani or Irish Traveller initial low bid on a driveway job representing a customer’s low bid in a New Delhi market. Gypsies, Roma, Romani, or Romanichal originated in India, and their language called Romani is related to Hindi and Rajasthani. This article traces how a group of traveling Dalit Untouchable stonemasons likely fled India around 1000 AD and became the Romani Gypsies, who then taught their sales practices to homeless Irish enabling them to become the Irish Travellers in 1650s Ireland, post-Cromwel...
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Christian Defacement of the Bamiyan Buddhas A Hidden History Revealed

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By Robert Korczynski with the assistance of Grok by xAI Step into the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan in the seventh century just 400 miles off the ancient Silk Road that pulsed with travelers, and behold the Bamiyan Buddhas—colossal guardians standing at 174 feet and 115 feet or 53 meters and 35 meters, the grandest depictions of the Buddha or any religious figure ever carved into existence (Morgan, 2012). Chiseled into a towering limestone cliff in the 6th and 7th centuries, Salsal and Shahmama stood with their hands forming sacred mudras, their tranquil faces watching over the monasteries within their forms—caves where monks meditated, letting pilgrims gaze upon them from all angles, even from within the statues’ hallowed cores (Petzet, 2009). The Taliban shattered these wonders in 2001 obliterating them with explosives, but long before the Taliban destroyed their bodies someone else had removed their eyes, noses, and hands, and the larger one’s feet, and based on that unique pattern ...
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