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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

UFOs have always been here and we likely are part UFO ourselves

Why is this true?

I think it began when Earth was made Earth Galactic Park around 100 million years ago and aliens started to come visit earth to see the dinosaurs.

But then, around 65 million years ago the planet Maldek (that some of our ancestors are from) had a nuclear war that Soviet Russia proved in the 1970s by sending a probe there to study this.

However, at that time religions could stop this kind of information and keep it out of the newspapers in most of the world because it didn't agree with their holy books of various religions on earth. 

However, Pravda and Isvestia did report these findings because Father Charles Moore who was a Catholic priest I knew then that spoke and wrote in 20 languages read about it in a Soviet Newspaper then and told me about this.

So, we know that one of the many reasons that the Soviet Empire collapsed was the nuclear war on Maldek which is now the Asteroid belt and scientists and educated people in Russia not wanting that to happen here on earth too. So, this is one of the main reasons in the end that the Soviet Union Collapsed in the first place.

So, a piece of Maldek when it blew up from nuclear weapons hit the Yucatan peninsular area of Mexico then 65 million years ago and the next ten years of nuclear winter killed all the bigger dinosaurs that couldn't hide in a cave or in the water somewhere (oceans and lakes and rivers).

So, the survivors (mostly families of diplomats and military families) from Maldek came to earth after all the big dinosaurs died and genetically engineered us to take care of them because their immune systems did not do well here and they either interbred with us or died or left for other planets with different microbes and stuff.

So, since we were genetically engineered to be part Humanoid alien and part Ape we survived here okay and took care of all the aliens (our ancestors) until they all died or left or interbred with us.

So, we are part UFOs ourselves. So, UFOs have been visiting earth since before Earth had an atmosphere.

If you understand this you understand everything right there. 

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temperatures right now in California at 1 pm

 Los Angeles 99

Redding 97 going to 102

San Jose 84 going to 88

Hollister 87 going to 90

Palm Springs 99 going to 101 next two days 103

Las Vegas 93 going to 96

Phoenix 96 going to 98 tomorrow 101 next day 102

Death Valley now 97 going to 102 tomorrow and the next day 103 

By the way all of these temperatures are highly unusual for any October I can ever remember in the lat 60 or 70 years too. 

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Actor Michael Douglas is sharing new details about his decades-long career in Hollywood, and the dramatic life he lived off the screen as well.

Douglas, now 82, said he met the love of his life, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, after she first caught his attention on the big screen in the 1998 movie "The Mask of Zorro."

"Then soon after that, I read ... some magazine profile piece on Catherine, and I'm reading the piece, and it says that she likes older men, so I said, 'Whoa,'" Douglas, who is 25 years older than Zeta-Jones, told ABC News' Diane Sawyer in an interview that aired Tuesday on "Good Morning America."

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Douglas went on to meet Zeta-Jones at a dinner and the couple, who share two children, will celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary in November.

Their marriage through the years survived a brief separation, which Douglas called a "time out" in their union.

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"We both had to change," he told Sawyer of their time apart. "And sometimes I think it's just good to kind of call time out and just talk as two human beings."

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In his new memoir, "One Helluva Ride," Douglas describes not only his love affair with Zeta-Jones, but also the previous affairs he had throughout his life, including one with his "Romancing the Stone" co-star Kathleen Turner that they kept secret for 40 years.

The "Fatal Attraction" actor also opens up in the memoir about his own battle with substance abuse, the addiction struggles faced by his son, Cameron Douglas, and about being born into Hollywood royalty as the son of actors Diana Douglas and Kirk Douglas.

It was his dad, a three-time Oscar nominee whom Michael Douglas describes as "larger than life," whose shadow loomed large over his son, both as a father and in Hollywood.

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"I think he meant well, but he was out of that generation where you smacked around a fair amount," Michael Douglas told ABC News' Diane Sawyer, describing his father's temper that he said left him shy throughout his childhood.

In his 20s, Michael Douglas followed his dad into the world of acting, and said he soon had to turn down his own dad for a role.

While producing "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," Michael Douglas said that though his dad desperately wanted the role of Randle Patrick McMurphy, the studio head and director felt that Kirk Douglas was too old for the part. Michael instead cast Jack Nicholson, who would go on to win an Oscar.

Over 50 years later, Michael Douglas told Sawyer that telling Kirk Douglas -- who died in 2020 at age 103 -- that he didn't get the role remains the "hardest thing I ever had to do."

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Years later, when Michael Douglas was undergoing treatment for cancer, he remembers his famous dad showing a softer side, surprising him by dressing as a clown to cheer him up.

Reflecting on the legendary life he's had, full of ups and downs and second chances, Douglas writes in his memoir that he sees himself now as a "lucky" guy.

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No one excells at IDIOT Talk like Trump as you can see here!

One of the reasons this makes no sense at all is that almost everyone in Iran has relatives who live in places like Los Angeles who came over when the Shah of Iran was deposed and the Ayatolah took over around 1980. So, actually because of their relatives the least likely place Iran would attack would be Los Angeles.
 
Because of this Trump only sounds like a Complete idiot and ignoramus when he says things like this and further demonstrates his senility and incompetence even more. 
 
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Gov. Gavin Newsom rebuked President Trump after he appeared to suggest letting Iran "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego if the country developed a nuclear weapon.

At a campaign rally in Nebraska, Mr. Trump said the Iran war is "artificial," but he wanted to see a "total victory." He suggested the war is a "small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe." 

"It's a little bit high," the president appeared to say about gas prices. "It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe. They can take out a city. Let them take, let it, let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego."

Attendees appeared to cheer after his suggestion. It was not immediately clear what Mr. Trump meant, although the White House's rapid response account on X insisted after the fact that the president's words were being misinterpreted.

"He was saying the U.S. is fighting to STOP Iran from having the ability to take out LA and San Diego with a nuclear weapon — which they would if they had the chance," the account said. 

The comments were quickly condemned by Newsom and other California officials. 

"After sending the National Guard and Marines to occupy California, Donald Trump is now saying our foreign enemies should 'take out' Los Angeles and San Diego," Newsom wrote on X. "He is deranged and dangerous."

"I am directing the State Threat Assessment Center to actively monitor the situation in the event that foreign actors interpret the president's remarks as an invitation to target California," Newsom added. 

White House spokesperson Steven Cheung posted on X on Tuesday that "the media freakout" over Mr. Trump's remarks is "not rooted in reality." 

"He was clearly stating U.S. cities would have been threatened if a nuclear Iran hadn't been stopped," Cheung continued. "America is safer because of the President. Iran has no nuclear, no navy, no air force, and no money."

Mr. Trump also suggested the war in Iran "will end very quickly, one way or the other, very soon."

In addition to being the country's second-most populous city, LA is home to the U.S. Space Force's Space Systems Command Headquarters, aerospace contractors including Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Northrop Grumman, and federally funded research centers such as the RAND Corporation.

"The role of a president is to protect the country, not to actively threaten it and encourage attacks on American lives," LA Mayor Karen Bass wrote on X. 

At an event on Tuesday morning, Bass was asked by reporters her initial reaction to the president's comments. She said she was shocked and added: "Maybe at this point I shouldn't be, but I was just shocked."

"That's a president of the United States, inviting a country that we are at war with to attack an American city," Bass told reporters. 

San Diego, the nation's eighth-largest city, has major military installations in and around it, including:

  • Naval Base San Diego, the homeport of the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet
  • Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, where 70,000 civilians and active-duty service members live and work
  • Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, the main training ground for Navy SEALs on the West Coast 

"San Diego is not collateral damage," San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria wrote on X. "We are not expendable. And we are never a 'small price to pay.' Keep our city out of your reckless war talk."


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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen

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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground to Yemen's Saudi-backed military, but oil prices ease despite the Middle East crisis erupting in a battle over control of another key waterway.

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I lived in Vista in the early 1970s for a while while attending college in San Diego County

Vista: Hit 108°F, tying an all-time record high originally set in June 1985. 

When my parents and I first moved to Southern California from Seattle in 1952 we lived in Vista, California on the coast in between oceanside and San Diego. Then again while I was attending College in San Diego County I also lived there for awhile and also lived in Encinitas around that time too with my first wife as well. When I was young I moved around a lot and also lived in Mt. Shasta and Hilo, Hawaii then too and drove a lot around the Western United states because Gas was still cheap enough to do that then still up until 1973 and the Arab Oil Embargo where it suddenly quadrupled in price from about 20 cents a gallon first to 50 cents then to 80 cents and finally to over a dollar in fairly quick succession in the 1970s and through the 1980s. The Arab Oil Embargo basically made middle Class and poor people really poor compared to before and what they could all do in their lives sort of like how gas prices now have really messed up people being able to afford to buy food or drive or buy anything now nationwide and Worldwide because of the Iran War.  

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No 104 degree Temperatures where I live on the northern California Coast

In fact it was supposed to get up to 67 or 70 degrees this week but all the extremely hot weather inland and south of us caused more fog to form and come onto the land where we live. So, at about 10:30 AM on Tuesday it is only 58 degrees here and still overcast. However, it does say we should expect 62 degrees to day which makes sense with the heat sucking all the moisture off the ocean and bringing it as clouds and fog over the coastal area here. However, it's also why the Redwoods like this area so much because they do better with drizzle than rain for some reason. So, they do better here than almost anywhere else on earth as a result. 

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I grew up in los Angeles County from 1956 until 1969 when I moved to San Diego

And temperatures of 115 degrees were not unusual for August then but more likely on a yearly basis you could expect at least 110 degrees on a yearly basis then in Glendale where I grew up.

But, 104 degrees in October would never happen simply because often our first rain storms would be in September or October of every year. I have even seen it snow almost a foot of snow when I was in Grade School at age 6 or 7 in Tujunga up against the Angeles Crest National Forest and mountain there one year.

But, I doubt it has snowed since then in Los Angeles County but I could be wrong. 

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The last time measurable low-elevation snow fell in the Los Angeles basin was January 21, 1962, though rare high-altitude and mountain snowstorms—including a major blizzard across the San Gabriel Mountains—last occurred in February 2023. 
  • Basin / Low-Elevation Snow: The last time snow officially accumulated in lower-elevation parts of the city of Los Angeles was January 21, 1962. A notable light snow/flurry event also occurred in the San Fernando Valley and parts of the area in February 1989 and a light dusting in West Hollywood in 2019. 
  • Mountain and County-Wide Snow: Higher elevations in Los Angeles County—such as the San Gabriel Mountains and Angeles National Forest—regularly receive snow. The most recent major regional snowstorm hit in February 2023, bringing a rare Blizzard Warning and heavy snow down to lower mountain and foothill communities. 
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