07 October 2026

RAF Fairford

Testosterone tests were postponed that day.

That's how serious it was.

That day that will live in infamy.

That day that USAF said "oh shit" and tail, between legs, flew all its B1s - the planes stationed in Britain, closer to Iran than Omaha for Iran Obliteration Missions - off to somewhere else; off to somewhere safe; and they did it before they even knew how they were going to refuel them midair.

Refueling them was necessary because, without refueling, those planes would all run out of fuel somewhere and glide down and crash.

Somewhere.

After their fuel had run out because they had taken off without a plan.

To refuel.

Kinda spooky urgency.

Later, in Grand Island Nebraska - I've been there; the grimness of the place probably brought out the worst in donnie, and that's none too good - so maybe that's why he said this: “They can take out a city. Let ’em take out Los Angeles, let ’em take out San Diego. This is a very small price to pay and it’s going to be over with very soon.” 

Maybe he actually listened to an intelligence briefing and couldn't wait to MAGA-SHARE.

He didn't get around to telling the adoring crowd who was going to do the taking out.

But it could be that he heard that the Iranians were going to do a 9/11 thing on the Left Coast.

"Less Senators to find me guilty" must have traversed his tiny lizard brain.

But serially, there is something going on that hasn't happened yet, and when it happens, a lot of us aren't going to like it.

donnie will be seen dancing gayly around a bonfire in the middle of the granite helipad adjacent to the people's disintegrating house to YMCA and Natalie will be having orgasms on the sidelines.

Good for donnie.

Most eighty-year-olds can't do that.

"Ship that video out to the campaigns and make payment on us", somebody was heard saying.

donnie likes to be clever by saying "us is US".

So, US will pay for that video.

To the campaigns.

Meanwhile: Deep in the bowels of the partially completed East Wing ballroom, a very old retired USAF officer could be heard saying "I remember that January day in 1968 in Omaha just after I had gotten back from Vietnam and had just set up my AM/FM stereo amp, had turned it on and heard 'A1's are dive bombing the airfield at Ton Son Nhut'; the TET Offensive was in progress and we were bombing our own airfield in defense; that was the end of Johnson; I wonder what this is the end of"?


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