Well Musk say we do have an energy problem…..but it is now, he doesn’t talk about the future….he also says Space X is selling power to other entities.
Morning SNG
WTH?
Birth pains. The tribulation is about to begin.
Morning Aufever
Ha! Thanks.
I’m pretty sure that when God weighs the scales he’ll find that I was wrong a lot more than I was right, and it won’t be close. 😉
Gold Train

This steamer was donated to my hometown in 1959
Where it sat on static display for years. My brother
Helped with the first restoration to get it running.
It will be back, in due time.
https://www.railpictures.net/photo/911094/
Treefrog
Despite decreased industrial demand on silver right now it still has value to investors and in the political and economic climate. That’s something other industrials don’t have.
Silver
- Cooling Industrial Growth: Global economic growth is slowing down. Factories buy less silver when consumer demand for electronics and electric vehicles drops.
shanghai silver premium…
first week in june to first week in september, up about 30%, from just under 10% to just under 13%…
do the chinese see something we don’t ???
Poll Results … Although the opinions are all over the place, I’m pretty sure that all would agree that if the final agreement ends with a toll … that would be a kind of tragedy.
Will there be some sort of toll for passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz collected by Iran and Oman in the final peace deal?
I don’t have a clue (24%, 10 Votes)
probably (21%, 9 Votes)
Yes (19%, 8 Votes)
No (19%, 8 Votes)
Probably not (17%, 7 Votes)
Total Voters: 42
Poll Results … Although the opinions are all over the place, I’m pretty sure that all would agree that if the final agreement ends with a toll … that would be a kind of tragedy.
More War … one hour ago
The Hormuz Letter
@HormuzLetter
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BREAKING: Iran has been launching multiple waves of anti-ship cruise missiles and Shahed-136 drones from Sirik, southern Iran, in the past few hours, toward vessels under US Navy escort in the US-backed southern Omani corridor of the Strait of Hormuz, per initial reports.
ferrett
Maybe we should just stop using these dangerous psychiatric drugs. How many mass murderers were using them? The majority? Do they actually help some people? I’m sure the mental health people would say yes.
Shake, Rattle, and Roll Alaska!
In the past 24 hours Alaska alone has had 63 earthquakes between Magnitude 6.3 and 2.5 . Normally the entire earth averages about 35 earthquakes daily. WTH?
ipso, I agree all round.
But it seems clear that there are some people (men and women) who are more susceptible to the drugs making them do these things. They are not in control of their actions any more. That is what the drugs are designed to produce, mind altering states. It can hardly be Clancy’s fault if some quacks give her drugs that tip her over the edge – literally, no-one in their right mind would kill their children and try to commit suicide, so the question should be, why was she not in her right mind?
Sure, mental hospital, but the trouble there is usually that the same psychs who prescribed the drugs can release her within six months because they deem her no longer a risk to society …….. the mental hospital needs to be for life too.
ferrett
I don’t deny there’s a lot of danger in taking that kind of drugs however the vast majority of people would never kill their children no matter how much or how many drugs they’ve taken. JMO
Maybe she belongs in a mental hospital. She sure shouldn’t get away with it scot free!
Maria Bartiromo out at Fox News
No word as to why yet …
ipso, no, it’s rather whether she was responsible for strangling them.
I watched the court video of the cross-examination of a 20-something psychologist who was in ‘communication’ with the defendant and prescribed her psychotic drugs (SSRIs) for he condition without ever meeting her. On top of the psychotic drugs (also SSRIs) which the defendant was already taking.
The increased risk of violence from the prescription of SSRIs is a known outcome:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7347007/
which is, of course, denied by the medical “profession”, whose livelihood depends on prescribing drugs at random on the basis of a few conversations, regardless of how many drugs the patient is already on:
https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/no-antidepressants-do-not-provoke-mass-shootings
From personal observations on the reporting of mass shootings, about half refer to the shooters being on anti-depressant medications, sometimes specified as SSRIs. Even if the other half weren’t (articles never say that they weren’t medicated) 50% of shooters on meds is a vast over-representation of medicated people in the cohort.
So for me the question is, is it the psychologists who were responsible for tipping her over the edge with their prescriptions of mind-altering drugs, or was she in full control of her mental processes when she killed them?
Hi Maddog
I haven’t listened to the interview yet, but I’ll just mention that I don’t think we have a power shortage problem in the world, we have an energy storage problem instead. If all nuclear and coal power plants ran at a 90% duty cycle let’s say, All of this energy could be dumped into batteries or even massive cement blocks (gravity-assisted power generation) that move up and down in tall skyscraper like structures. So when we have this onslaught of solar energy and wind energy what they do is they ratchet these concrete blocks way up high into the structure and as the demand grows later at night when everybody’s arriving home these block blocks start lowering down which causes the generators to spin the other direction and put power back into the grid. So I really don’t think we need to create anymore power plants around the world, we just need to have a come-to-Jesus and decide how the hell to save this power so we can use it outside of the duck curve
Buygold
Of course no apology necessary.
At least now we know for sure you are human and made a mistake. Lol
Unsure
The Babylon Bee
@TheBabylonBee
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Jury Still Trying To Decide If Strangling Your Kids Is Okay

Aufever – thank you
for the clarification. I didn’t see any that voted against in the article but also wasn’t aware it needed 2/3rds majority to pass.
Apologies.
Skeena Resources
Project Progress is Over 70% Complete (as of August 31, 2026)
https://skeenagoldsilver.com/eskay-creek/construction-journey/
Tuesday was a big fake out in the PM’s
Boogie man in full force. Wait a couple days and it’s the same ole play since 2001. Thanks shorts.
Did you guys see my CRCL, kaboooooom! It seems that BTC is on the breakout launch pad if I were to guess. I think we’re going to breakthrough the $127k level this time. Steam is building. If we get through 110K it opens the door to about $150k. I don’t really know crypto and I don’t really care about it, I’m just trading it. No emotions, just doing business. My theory is that Bitcoin and the precious metals are going to move forward in lock step with all of the money printing. This is why the crypt and blockchain need to be watched because it tells us what’s going on in the broad financial markets. I’m also interested in chasing oil and natural gas plays right now because the price can only go up. These islamic terrorists are not giving up until they’re in pieces…


Buygold 12:09
No House Republicans voted against it.
It requires a 2/3 vote to move on. Not going to happen – maybe they just they wanted to get democrats on record against it
