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Flying Tesla flips over a row of Teslas and progressives can’t imagine why; an Oregon dad on his lunch break stops a school shooter; and a Rhode Island man breaks the 3,000-lb pumpkin barrier.

JEFF CHILDERS

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Good morning, C&C, it’s Saturday! I’m much improved (but still hard to tell where flu stops and jet lag starts). I am hotel blogging from Anaheim, California, immediately adjacent to the famous Disneyland, whose rooftops, peaks, and spirals I can see just outside my room’s window. This is admittedly impressive. But, to be fair —and I say this as no fan of the Mouse— California’s version is not competitive with Florida’s Walt Disney World. Our version occupies an entire swampy county, and includes warnings about resident reptiles. So. Meanwhile, your truncated Weekend Edition roundup includes: Elon Musk flipped a flying car over a row of Teslas while Axios asked what it’s for; an Oregon father on his lunch break did what the officers arrived “minutes later” to find already done; and a Rhode Island grower broke the 3,000-pound pumpkin barrier for reasons that defy all explanation, which is the best kind.

🌍🇺🇸 ESSENTIAL NEWS AND COMMENTARY 🇺🇸🌍

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Thursday delivered a story that is not getting anywhere near the attention it deserves. Axios’s headline came closest to justice, reporting, “Elon Musk’s flying Tesla is gloriously absurd.” Gloriously absurd is a backhanded compliment, like calling the Wright Brothers’ air-cycle-contraption wonderfully harebrained. Presumably from anti-Musk pique and sneering elitism, not one corporate media platform connected the obvious dot.

First of all: Huzzah! They did it! The car actually flies! True, only for short stints. Yes, only up to about four or five stories high, from what we could see, and even then when launched off a track. Still: it drove straight up! It flew upside-down! It did aerial flips! And it drove itself — with an enthusiastic-looking man-sized robot strapped in the driver’s seat. (Presumably a volunteer.)

Corporate media’s reaction: Ho hum. “It’s hard to imagine what practical purpose a flying sports car might serve,” a bored Axios informed readers, apparently mistaking its catastrophic shortage of imagination for a surplus of insight. Apply the Axios Practicality Test consistently and human progress becomes a long series of embarrassing purchasing decisions. A bicycle shop building an airplane? Why not just take the train? A rocket to the moon? There’s nothing there. And now you’re bringing a golf cart? Gentlemen, there isn’t even a golf course.

Somewhere, an Axios correspondent is standing beside a prototype of the first wheel, asking whether walking has really become so inconvenient.

A flying Tesla might be impractical, extravagant, or a magnificent dead end. Or even all three. But “I can’t imagine a use for it” is not an engineering assessment; it’s an autobiographical confession. True, nobody needs to buy one, much less declare it as the next Kitty Hawk. Still, there’s something deliciously absurd about watching a publication devoted to explaining what comes next confront an attempt to build it— and demand to know why anyone would bother.

Why build it? Why not build it??

How deranged must a person be to take no joy from this at all? How wrapped up in tedious 2026 politics must you be to contemptuously ignore an achievement so vast that all of mankind may claim partial credit just for being here when it happened? We’ve literally been waiting for flying cars since I was a teenager.

Along with robot butlers, flying cars were supposed to arrive in the Year 2000, which to be perfectly honest, turned out to be a terrific disappointment. I blame Obama. (On the brighter side, for some reason, we thought we’d all be wearing jumpsuits, too, like everybody was a car mechanic. But with strangely wide belts. Why we pre-millennials thought jumpsuits were futuristic fashion, I cannot say. Fortunately, that one fizzled too.)

In 1903, Wilbur and Orville’s first flight lasted only 12 seconds. It got off the ground about 10 feet high and only flew about 120 feet down the beach. It used a chain and sprocket transmission. It had no seat belts. (You can imagine what Axios and its Greek chorus of Elon-hating critics on social media would have said.) In 1914, the world’s first scheduled commercial passenger flight hauled former mayor Abram C. Pheil from St. Petersburg, Florida, to Tampa.

And less than 66 years after Kitty Hawk, Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. (Or, if you don’t buy that, America was still close enough to doing it that the mission was believable. The point is aviation came a long way, very fast.)

Apply the Axios Practicality Test to 66 years of aeronautical innovation, and you might as well cancel the entire sequence. For years, the airplane barely went anywhere and was terrifyingly dangerous, satellites just flew around in circles, and the lunar golf cart arrived on a world without a single tee time.

Fortunately, the Elon Musks building those things were not required to first prime political reporters’ imaginations.

Here’s the dot that all the unimaginative critics failed to connect. The significance of the first commercial prototype flying car you can place a deposit on is not whether it was practical. It’s that the age of aviation just entered the age of personal aviation. In other words, right now you can buy and fly an airplane if you want. But you need weeks of training, tests, expensive equipment, storage, special pilot’s licenses and insurance, and prior government approvals for many takeoffs and landings.

The flying car’s significance is not that an individual can finally own a flying machine. Individuals have owned airplanes for generations. It is that flight could become a capability of the vehicle already sitting in the driveway. Not a second vehicle, a separate hangar, and an expensive hobby, but another routine function of personal transportation.

A flying car is not an airplane with wheels that happens to tolerate roads. It is a real car that can also leave the road. If automated flight eventually removes the need for specialized piloting, which seems likely, the distinction becomes more profound: the owner supplies the destination; the machine supplies the aviation. The transition between eras is about flight migrating from a separate category of highly regulated equipment into an ordinary consumer product.

It is not identical, but it’s similar to how Musk’s space company ended the era of government dominating space, and launched the private space era. Of courseit’s not going to happen overnight. We have neither personal Jetsons’ rockets nor flying cars yet. The point is: it has begun. And regardless of how absurd Axios thinks it is, the self-driving flying car is one more reason why it is an exciting time to be alive.

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This morning, CBS ran a much better headline than I’d expected, reporting “Hero bystander took down Oregon school shooter, and a teacher tackled him, saving lives, police say.”

Early Thursday afternoon, Griffin Jay John II, 16, shot his way into Bend, Oregon’s Silver Rail Elementary School, killing three young disabled male students —5, 8, and 11— and special needs teacher Megan Lambert, 25. Griffin was a former special needs student at Silver Rail (reports haven’t provided any diagnosis). Police said he carried a 12-gauge pump-action shotgun, jumped a fence, and fired three rounds into a red Toyota pickup after the driver challenged him.

He then went to a side entrance by the playground, shot out the glass in locked school doors, and entered the first classroom on his left, where he began shooting. (The school resource officer was at another school.)

Griffin’s mother, Shauntai Nickerson, has a media history, in which we learn that Griffin struggled with lockdowns and remote learning during covid. In 2020, Nickerson told KTVZ-21 she would be happy when schools reopened: “I think it will be great for Griffin, because I am not certified to teach a special needs student.” She added, “I think it will be great for my son to get the help that he needs from the skilled teachers that he needs to get it from.”

Setting aside how many more kids and teachers could have been killed in those extra “minutes,” here in Florida, we understand from painful experience that police arriving at the school is not at all the same as police doing anything useful. Either way, in this case everyone seems to have performed admirably and the scale of the tragedy —horrific though it is— was contained.

In 2020-21, Bend’s schools closed for more than a year, for safety. A widely circulated photo of Griffin and his mom —posted last month and often described as “haunting”— pictures a troubled home life. Little is known about Griffin’s father, but he is clearly out of the picture.

At least two heroes have emerged.

🔥 First, according to Bend Police Chief Mike Krantz, another Silver Rail teacher (so far unidentified) tried to stop Griffin. She threw her phone at him as a distraction and then tried to wrestle the shotgun away.

The tragedy would have been much worse but for the heroic intervention of Kaylub Giamanco, 36, a lifelong Oregon resident and father of two kids who attended Silver Rail. His mom, Kenda Freeman, told CBS that Kaylub was heading home on his lunch break when he spotted the 16-year-old shooter on the school’s campus.

“Kaylub knew something was not right, so he pulled up onto the grass, grabbed his gun and basically stalked the gunman back into the school,” she said. “He army crawled through a window that the gunman had shot out.” She said her son has a license to carry and has been around guns all his life.

Kenda said Kaylub called her after the incident. “A man went into my daughter’s school and shot kids,” Kaylub had told his mother, “and I looked at him point-blank, and I shot and killed him, Mom.” She said he remains traumatized. “I told him he was a hero, he did what he had to do, and that he did the right thing, and that I was proud of him and he saved a lot of lives,” she said. “And he said, ‘Mom, I couldn’t save them all.’”

Later, Kaylub spoke to CBS reporters. “It’s tough because, well, I’m thankful that my babies are okay. There are babies that are not, and that’s hard to swallow because my heart goes out to those families that didn’t get to bring their babies home,” the heroic father said, through tears. Here’s a picture of Kaylub and his mom, Kenda; it makes a heartbreaking contrast with the picture of the shooter and his mother.

Later yesterday afternoon, President Trump praised Kaylub for his selfless quick thinking. “Thank God we had him; otherwise, it would have been much worse,” Trump said, adding, “It’s a terrible thing, but thank goodness for a man that had a gun and knew how to use it.”

This story confuses corporate media, which wants to run its gun control playbook. That playbook is obviously confused by the “bystander hero with a gun” who stopped the carnage, even though CBS and the other platforms insisted “police arrived minutes later.” They want to say, but are too chicken to say it directly, that Kaylub’s heroic intervention was unnecessary.

Remarkably, this story is receiving much more coverage than usual for a shooting story featuring an effective armed citizen.

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We need to talk about that dream you always had: buying a farm. The underreported aspect is that hobby farming means spending six months of your life sweating profusely in order to produce something that your children will refuse to eat unless it is deep-fried into the shape of a dinosaur. But there is also a surprising upside. It is seasonal, another technological breakthrough, and even inspiring (in its own way). On Wednesday, NBC affiliate WJAR-10 reported, “Rhode Island grower sets Guinness World Record with 3,156-pound pumpkin.”

There is much to unpack here, but let’s begin with the basics: gardening. For most of us, ‘gardening’ consists of purchasing a delicate little tomato plant at Home Depot, lovingly placing it on the back patio, watering it with high hopes, and then watching it be helplessly devoured in real time by hordes of microscopic insect life with the collective appetite and efficiency of a commercial woodchipper.

Then there are the Giant Pumpkin Growers.

Giant pumpkin growers are not normal people. Giant pumpkin growers are individuals who see a tiny seed —a seed that could easily fit inside your nasal cavity, not that I am recommending you try this— and say: “I bet I can turn this into a vegetative mass roughly the size and density of a 1998 Honda Civic.”

And now, one of them has actually done it.

I mean, of course, Mr. Ron Wallace of Coventry, Rhode Island. (Ironically, the world’s largest pumpkin comes from Rhode Island, which, as you know, is our nation’s smallest state. It consists mainly of dramatic ocean views, Netflix-worthy mob folklore, and roughly forty-seven square feet of buildable dry land.)

Just recently, Ron hauled his homegrown pumpkin entry onto an industrial scale at Frerichs Farm in Warren, Rhode Island. When the dust cleared, the official scale read—and I would not make something like this up— 3,156 pounds.

For a pumpkin. Whew! Let us put this number into perspective. A pumpkin weighing 3,156 pounds is heavier than:

• An above-average Atlantic walrus.
• A loaded subcompact hatchback.
• The collected works of the Internal Revenue Service printed in lead binders to survive nuclear wars.

Ron’s monstrous growth is not a fruit. It is a land mass. It has its own gravitational field. If you walked too close to it, your wristwatch could experience time dilation, and migratory Canadian geese would begin circling your head.

🔥 Forget about flying cars. According to Guinness World Records, Ron is the first human being in the history of the planet Earth to breach the mythical 3,000-pound pumpkin barrier. He smashed through a record that had been set literally one week earlier by a British grower named Ian Paton, who grew a 2,857-pound squash, only to have Ron come along seven days later and basically say, “Cheerio, chap, that’s a delightful little radish, now behold my gargantuan orange asteroid.”

Now, it is fair to ask who validates momentous scientific claims like whose pumpkin is fattest. Perhaps the United Nations? NASA? The Department of Homeland Security?

No. There is a real organization. It is known as The Great Pumpkin Commonwealth. They are deadly serious.

The Great Pumpkin Commonwealth sounds like a fictional totalitarian regime invented by Charles M. Schulz where Linus van Pelt rules with an iron fist and forces everyone to sit in cold dirt patches waiting for a silent, vengeful deity. But believe me, it is very real. They have inspectors. They have clipboards. They have a website. Commonwealth agents inspect these gargantuan blobs with calipers and flashlights and classified examination devices to make sure they are structurally sound.

Structural soundness is critical.

It turns out that the ultimate tragedy in competitive pumpkin growing is an event spoken of only in hushed tones, and known grimly around the sport as a “catastrophic blow-out.” I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking about what happens about three hours after entering a raw oyster eating contest at a dive bar in Cozumel, Mexico during Spring Break. No. This is much worse.

🔥 A catastrophic blow-out occurs when a giant pumpkin, having absorbed hundreds of gallons of water, suddenly experiences structural failure and essentially detonates into forty square yards of lukewarm, fermented baby food. You do not want to be standing downwind of a 3,000-pound blow-out unless your idea of a good time is smelling like an unwashed compost bin until sometime in the fall of 2038.

Ron Wallace, however, is a seasoned professional. He knows and accepts the risks. He is, in fact, the Michael Jordan of mega-squashes. Back in 2006, he was the first guy to cross 1,500 pounds. In 2012, he became the first grower to top 2,000 pounds. And now he has cracked 3,000.

Ron told reporters that this was his first year growing inside a greenhouse, where he applied a “scientific approach.” That is code language to men and dads everywhere.

Whenever a man tells you he took a “scientific approach” to a lawn hobby, it means he spent thousands of dollars on specialized equipment, rigged up an automated drip-irrigation network that looks like the cooling system for a nuclear submarine, and treated his backyard like a classified Ukrainian biolab.

Apparently all that lawn science paid off. It’s almost unnatural. During peak growing season, a pumpkin like Ron’s can gain sixty pounds a day. It basically swallows a 10-year old child every 24 hours. You could literally pull up a lawn chair, crack open a beer, and watch it swell like a furious, orange, inflatable beanbag.

🔥 The obvious question every sensible person will ask at this point is: Why?

What do you actually do with three thousand pounds of pumpkin?

You can’t carve it into a jack-o’-lantern. If you tried to carve a face into a 3,156-pound pumpkin, you wouldn’t need a kitchen knife; you would need a Stihl gas-powered chainsaw and a mining permit from the Department of the Interior. If you put a candle inside it, the candle would look like a lone birthday sparkler sitting in the middle of an abandoned subway tunnel.

You certainly can’t bake it into a pie. Competition-style giant pumpkins are not bred for flavor. They are notoriously stringy, watery, and have been described by professionals as tasting like moist cardboard seasoned with lawn clippings. Even if you did try, you would end up with roughly 1,400 pumpkin pies, which is enough to cause a widespread digestive catastrophe across the entire Northeast corridor.

No, Ron did not grow this pumpkin to eat it. He grew it because he is an American, dammit, and in America, if something exists in nature, our fundamental civic duty is to feed it weird organic products until it becomes terrifyingly, unnaturally huge. Like building a flying car, you don’t grow two-ton pumpkins because it is practical. You do it for the utter joy of living in a timeline where 3,000-pound gourds that gain 60 pounds a day exist.

Unfortunately, but not unexpectedly, breaking the 3,000-pound barrier has taken a toll. Ron is tired. He said he might take next year off to “finish projects around the farm.”

I think this is a wise move. Because if Ron keeps going at this rate, by 2030 he is going to produce a pumpkin so dense that it collapses into a localized black hole, sucking Coventry, Rhode Island, and parts of eastern Connecticut straight into the fifth dimension.

Nobody wants to have to explain that to the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth.

Have a wonderful weekend! We’ll return on Monday, the final day of traveling for a while, with a brand-new roundup of essential news and caffeinated commenta

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Editors note: While I love the blending of proven science/technology in this report, I also wonder why political documentation has been ignored.

Both here in the US, as well as the World, political changes of power are in full swing. While I am not advocating support for any political “party“, the politics – based events that are causing massive changes in the way our world operates today have been ignored,

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Disclaimer: The following is an overview of the current situation of the world based on intelligence received from several sources which may or may not be accurate or truthful. We encourage all readers to engage with the material with a spirit of personal inquiry and discernment.

Operation Disclosure Official End of Day Report as of Sat. 17 October 2026

Compiled Sat. 17 October 2026 by Patrick DaCosta (TerraZetzz), Owner, Webmaster, and Editor-in-Chief of Dinar Chronicles, Operation Disclosure Official, Voyages of Light.

Welcome to today’s comprehensive end of day report. In this edition, we examine a fascinating juxtaposition of verifiable space-agency milestones and bold, non-official media narratives. On one hand, credible updates from NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) highlight ongoing, tangible advances in lunar exploration, rover mobility, and deep-space astronomy. On the other hand, several independent and alternative outlets are reporting on dramatic “disclosures,” alliance narratives, and speculative futurist technologies.

This report carefully outlines what each source presents, notes verifiable details where they exist, and clearly labels unverified or speculative claims so you can easily distinguish between proven scientific progress and alternative media commentary.

1) NASA JPL Tests Griffin-1, Voyager Technologies Lander Set for Moon Mission

Lander readiness tested for a lunar outpost phase.

What the source reports and why it matters: NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports that Voyager Technologies’ Griffin Mission One (Griffin-1) has successfully undergone a rigorous test campaign simulating harsh space conditions. The evaluation subjected the hardware to extreme temperatures, a high vacuum, and launch-induced mechanical shaking to verify its survivability in deep-space environments.

The successful test outcomes indicate that Griffin-1 is fully prepared to endure the rigors of space exploration as part of nascent Moon-base activities. This milestone matters because it signals concrete progress toward planetary surface operations and a sustained human presence on the Moon, aligning directly with NASA’s ongoing lunar objectives.

Source: NASA/JPL, “NASA JPL Testing Readies Voyager Technologies Lander for Moon Mission,” published October 13, 2026. (Link)

2) Perseverance Sets an Off-World Distance Record on Mars

Rover surpasses prior distance milestones on another world.

What the source reports and why it matters: NASA’s Perseverance rover has officially driven a record-breaking 28.10 miles (45.22 km), surpassing the previous historical record held by the Opportunity rover (28.06 miles / 45.16 km). Reaching this monumental mark on sol 2006 of its mission, Perseverance demonstrates sustained mechanical mobility and long-term exploration capabilities. This achievement directly contributes to ongoing scientific data collection and surface operations on the Martian landscape.

Source: NASA/JPL, “NASA’s Perseverance Sets Off-World Record for Total Distance Driven,”published October 12, 2026. (Link)

3) SPHEREx Telescope Maps Brown Dwarfs, Informs Atmospheric Science

Space telescope reveals chemically rich atmospheres in substellar objects.

What the source reports and why it matters: Recent findings from NASA’s SPHEREx mission, published in The Astrophysical Journal, reveal brown dwarfs featuring chemically rich atmospheres reminiscent of giant planets. This discovery significantly expands our understanding of substellar atmospheres and planetary formation mechanisms. It contributes fundamental knowledge about the transitional objects that exist between stars and planets, while helping scientists refine atmospheric models for worlds both inside and outside our solar system.

Source: NASA/JPL, “NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Sees Menagerie of Brown Dwarfs,” published October 8, 2026. (Link)

4) Flying Cars and “The Alliance” Narrative in Independent Outlets

A bold vision of transportation and cosmic-scale disclosure from non-official channels.

What the source reports and why it matters: The personal blog Ascension with Sierra reports that Elon Musk has unveiled a flying Roadster via video demonstrations, framing the event within a broader narrative that suppressed technologies are finally re-emerging. The post also suggests connections to speculative concepts like medbeds and teleportation—ideas frequently found within alternative media ecosystems.

Source: Ascension with Sierra, “Flying Cars ARE Real,” published October 16, 2026. (Link)

5) Restored Republic via a GCR and Other Dramatic “Disclosures”

Day’s reporting includes EBS timelines, NESARA/GESARA talk, and global-reset themes.

What the source reports and why it matters: A compilation of posts featured on Operation Disclosure for October 17, 2026, discusses a “Restored Republic via a Global Currency Reset (GCR).” The commentary includes Judy Note framings regarding imminent Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) events and potential weekend conferences. The outlet heavily emphasizes disclosure narratives surrounding hidden histories, U.S. financial reform, and related geopolitical themes.

Sources & URLs:
“Restored Republic via a GCR as of October 17, 2026,” (Link)
“Edge of Wonder — Triangle UFOs Cause Time Slip…” (Link)

6) Triangle UFOs, Time Slips, and 2027 Mystery Events

Unidentified aerial phenomena and futurist speculation converge in coverage.

What the source reports and why it matters: Sourced via Operation Disclosure, a feature by Edge of Wonder explores wide-ranging discussions about triangular UFOs, time distortions, and an impending “2027 mystery event,” alongside speculation regarding Area 51 and defense-related secrets. The piece blends personal testimonies and speculative framing, though no independent corroboration or physical evidence is presented within the feed.

Source: Operation Disclosure (Edge of Wonder), “Edge of Wonder — Triangle UFOs Cause Time Slip, Area 51 Reptilians, and 2027 Mystery Event,” published October 17, 2026. (Link)

White Hats/Alliance and Deep State Claims

Several non-official outlets referenced in today’s media landscape frequently mention “White Hats/Alliance” coalitions or similar adversarial narratives (such as segments from Prolotario and related organizational shift theories). These claims are universally presented as interpretations or unverified rumors. They lack independent corroboration from credible, verifiable channels, and none of the official NASA/JPL updates provide any confirmation of these assertions. Consequently, any reported references to “the Alliance” or covert victories must be treated strictly as unverified claims until independently documented by credible reporting or official records.

Disclosure Claims: Crimes Against Humanity, Advanced Technology, and Med Beds

Today’s alternative roundup also includes discussions regarding alleged deep-state crimes, hidden advanced technologies, and speculative med-bed healing systems. These sources frequently package these topics as part of a broader “disclosure” or global reset narrative rather than established factual events. Timelines are purely speculative and originate entirely from the reporting sources themselves; no verified confirmation exists across institutional feeds. It remains essential to distinguish between verifiable technological progress driven by credible institutions (like NASA/JPL) and unverified or speculative disclosures.

Assessment of Corroboration

• Government and Scientific Feeds: The NASA/JPL items provide verifiable, concrete proof of progress in lunar lander readiness, Mars rover distance milestones, and advanced space telescope science. These are fully corroborated by official publication dates, institutional reporting, and direct URLs.

• Non-Official Feeds: The remaining alternative items present sweeping claims regarding global disclosures, secret alliances, advanced medical technologies, and unidentified aerial phenomena without independent corroboration. They should be consumed as narrative viewpoints rather than established facts.

Key Takeaways

• Documented Space Progress:Concrete, verifiable milestones are officially documented by NASA and JPL—specifically Griffin-1’s readiness for future Moon missions, Perseverance’s historic distance record on Mars, and SPHEREx’s brown-dwarf discoveries—establishing a credible and ongoing trajectory of space exploration.

• Alternative Disclosure Themes: Independent and alternative outlets continue to elevate ambitious “disclosure” themes and futuristic technology claims, but these assertions remain unverified due to a lack of independent corroboration.

• Balancing Science and Speculation: Today’s reporting landscape uniquely blends hard, verifiable science with speculative, unverified narratives. Readers are advised to weigh NASA/JPL findings as genuine scientific progress while treating “White Hats/Alliance” movements and med-bed disclosures as theoretical or speculative until independently proven.

The credible space-science updates featured today point to tangible, real-world progress toward a sustained lunar program and continued, successful Mars exploration. Simultaneously, a broader ecosystem of unverified narratives highlights an ongoing public fascination with grand “disclosure” events and transformative technologies. By maintaining clear, well-labeled distinctions between verified empirical evidence and speculative claims, today’s roundup presents a grounded and objective view: scientific exploration continues to advance steadily, while unverified narratives offer alternative futures that are best monitored with a healthy dose of skepticism.

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Editors note: Ah…late start today due to Perfect sleeping weather here in eastern North Carolina. Steady rain on the tin roof with fresh clean line dried sheets on the bed! Please enjoy this report…

Judy Note: The time has come. EBS by Sunday. 

Because I will be at a conference this weekend I will not be putting out an update until Sunday night for Monday – providing we aren’t in the ten days of darkness by then.

Thanks, Judy

See other posts from Judy Byington here:

https://operationdisclosureofficial.com/tag/judy-byington/

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Double header to celebrate Q’s staggering influence in the war

STARSHIP EARTH: ASCENDED

The efforts of Q Military Intelligence being a pivotal marker in The Plan to Save the World, we will ensure we include the celebration of the lucky number 17 in our post today, since we don’t normally post on weekends. 

Seventeen and Q references are everywhere and it’s increasing. It’s not a cult, but it often seems magical. 

And there it is.

Elon Musk is unveiling his latest Tesla roadster in Texas.

Tesla’s Roadster unveil is located in Texas = Central Time and it will begin at 7:55 CT. 

7+5+5=17

Capt. Kyle posted that the FAA closed the airspace October 15 so we know there are extraordinary activities taking place. Connect the dots.

Today’s the day 🔥 The Roadster unveil is tonight, and the FAA just locked down the sky over SpaceX’s McGregor site from this morning through Oct 31, ground to 5,000 ft within 1.5 nautical miles, with SpaceX as the point of contact.

A 16-day closure tells you tonight’s show is only the beginning of what’s being tested out there.

Yoda🔗

It is a beauty, with hidden talents. 

You might recall this silly affair years ago when we saw a Tesla roadster hitching a ride to “space” on Musk’s Falcon Heavy rocket. Predictive programming?

Another hint? We know they have the technology. Love the reference to Christopher Lloyd in Elon, giving it the “back to the future” vibe. Did I not use the BTTF car in my header a few days ago? What a Qincidence. I don’t know where those inspirations come from.

Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roadsOne Bad Dude@OneBadDude_”Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads”

Trump references Q drops more and more often, as do Dan Scavino Jr., Elon Musk, the Dept. of War, Dept. of Energy, the US Army, etc. 

President Trump: The Mother Of All Bombs

Q – Drop: 1232
What will next week hold?
MOAB.
Q

Fire up those Memes!
Please stand by.
On the clock.
Ready to play? 
MOAB incoming.War Correspondent@warDaniel47President Trump: The Mother Of All Bombs Q – Drop: 1232 What will next week hold? MOAB. Q Fire up those Memes! Please stand by. On the clock. Ready to play? MOAB incoming.7:39 PM · Oct 16, 2026 · 1.13K Views1 Reply · 10 Reposts · 27 Likes

The Alliance certainly endeavours to keep us entertained, don’t they? Sometimes it almost neutralizes the exhaustion.

Those in the know assure us, the long wait for the events we have anticipated with great enthusiasm is soon coming to an end. This is from a hidden account on Telegram, as posted here. Insiders, I would guess, who know we need the reassurance.

Almost there everyone.

Vincent Kennedy reposted a clip saying people are already losing their minds, and said, “Anybody else feel like we’re getting closer to something major?”

On October 12th this appeared on Telegram:

Behind closed doors. All Q Board members assembled. Final FLIP preparations underway.

The pieces are falling into place.

NOTHING CAN STOP WHAT IS COMING…

It’s true. Nothing can stop it. The Plan was intricate, long-term, and we can’t imagine the skill and care that went into finessing it. Nothing escaped the scrutiny of the architects when they allowed for every possibility and potentiality. That’s what a Qwantum computer can do for you.

The following article from Real Raw Newsis an example of the complexity, forethought, and cooperation. It also shows who the allies are, despite how it appears in the general narrative for the normies. Spasiba, President Putin.

United States and Russian Special Forces Team Up to Hunt Global Deep Staters

The hunt for demonic entities never ends, it seems. These creatures captured below have no place in Human society and certainly qualify for the death penalty. Humans don’t do this to other Humans. 

BREAKING: Alabama prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for all eight people charged in the torture and execution of 20-year-old Mahogany Jackson in Birmingham.

Jackson was handcuffed, stripped, and subjected to hours of abuse that the suspects filmed. She texted family early on February 25 that she was being held hostage. Video later showed her being stomped on, spit on, dragged naked by her hair toward a car trunk, and forced to perform sex acts at gunpoint.

She was shot in the back of the head and her body dumped at a site known locally as “Dead Man’s Road.”
The eight indicted on capital murder, kidnapping, and sodomy: Giovonnie Clapp, Blair Green, Teja Lewis, Si’Niya McCall, Airana Robinson, Brandon Pope, Francis Harris, and Jeremiah McDowell.

Veteran investigators called it one of the most gruesome cases they’ve ever seen. 

Prosecutors are moving forward with no mercy.

Death penalty for all of them.
GRANDPA’s FREE ADVICE@GOP_is_Gutless🚨 BREAKING: Alabama prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for all eight people charged in the torture and execution of 20-year-old Mahogany Jackson in Birmingham. Jackson was handcuffed, stripped, and subjected to hours of abuse that the suspects filmed. She texted family …6:36 PM · Oct 15, 2026 · 352K Views3.64K Replies · 6.94K Reposts · 24.5K Likes

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There is so much wrong with the world. This next story brings just one expression of something that has evolved out of necessity and the tyranny is trying to take away any last vestige of survival. We’ve seen them fine people for collecting rainwater on their own property, shut down a kids’ lemonade stand for lack of a business license, and take away the vagrants’ ability to live in a “tent city”. The problem is bleeding through into society in every way possible. From It’s a Dog’s Life on Telegram. 

This is crazy

In San Francisco there are people living on their boats floating in the bay. They aren’t in the marina taking up a spot

Local Officials say they must leave because they aren’t paying rent…. To float in the water….

“For decades, people living out here on the water have clashed with the authorities. They’re part of the history of this place and a kind of countercultural way of living, but Sausalito’s increasingly mega-wealthy, and there’s really kind of no place for leading that life here anymore. The remaining anchorouts have been in a really tense battle with officials who really ramped up efforts to clear the bay. They got rid of boats and crushed them”

The people living on the boats say there is no way they could afford an apartment in the area 

“I think the apartment I’m moving into is probably about $3,800. There’s no way”

From what I can find if they leave the bay are then the Richardson Bay Regional Agency’s enforcement power is no longer valid. However the waters are much more dangerous outside the bay, which is why most don’t leave 

Americans are so “free” you can’t even float in the water without paying rent…

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A large part of the narrative this week has involved Press Sec. Katie Zacharia. 

Will she or won’t she? It’s all part of the “show”.

BREAKING: President Trump says KATIE ZACHARIA might STEP DOWN as Press Secretary, declares she’s being treated unfairly

“I said to her, if I were you, I’d reconsider.”

“Is this for you Katie? Honestly, you don’t need this.”

“She said, this is a lot tougher. Welcome to the world of Trump. I’ll let her make that decision.”

“I said — Katie, is this for you? She’s been treated very rough. She’s a nice person. I watched her for years.”

“She was on Hannity last night. Sean was a little tough, I saw Fox and Friends. She’s been treated, I’d say, pretty nastily. I said to Katie two minutes ago — you don’t have to do this if you don’t want it.”

“I just want her to be happy.”

The power plant fires continue, and we suspect it is to ensure we continue forward with free energy once it is announced because we know who would try to keep the current system in place and filling their pockets. The break must be clean and complete. 

Fiddler’s Ferry fire LIVE: Warrington power station ablaze as smoke seen for miles | The fire was captured by witnesses.

Thu, Oct 15, 2026 

Excerpt:
A huge fire has erupted at Fiddler’s Ferry power station in Warrington. The site sits on the north bank of the River Mersey, close to the St Helens Canal and around three miles west of Warrington town centre. It is a former coal-fired power station that closed in 2020 and is now being demolished and redeveloped.

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We are keeping it light for a Friday afternoon when the excitement is already high in anticipation of the promised electrifying events. 

I don’t know what the fascination with eyebrows is in this war. 

BREAKING: Despite new flying Tesla cars Nancy Pelosi and Kathy Hochul’s eyebrows still solidly on pace to reach Mars before Elon MuskGain of Fauci@DschlopesIsBackBREAKING: Despite new flying Tesla cars Nancy Pelosi and Kathy Hochul’s eyebrows still solidly on pace reach Mars before Elon Musk9:04 PM · Oct 16, 2026 · 1.48K Views4 Replies · 8 Reposts · 64 Likes

Remember when everyone went wild when Justin Trudeau’s eyebrow fell off at the G7 and many tried to tell us it was just light and shadow? Come on. It’s down on his eyelid. There are photos of Turdeau with small, light eyebrows. Watch the video here. Why are we even debating absurd things like this? Might be PTSD. 

Before I digress further, I’d better sign off. Welcome to the many new subscribers and thanQ to the crew for the links and support. Have a wonderful weekend. Back soon. ~ SEA [BP]

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