Storax Sedan was a shallow underground nuclear test conducted in Area 10 of Yucca Flat at the Nevada National Security Site on July 6, 1962, as part of Operation Plowshare, a program to investigate the use of nuclear explosives for mining, cratering, and other civilian purposes.^[2] The radioactive fallout from the test contaminated more US residents than any other nuclear test. The Sedan Crater is the largest human-made crater in the United States and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. [Wikipedia]

Hang on now. I am going to list below all of the numbers surrounding Sedan, and I hope along the way someone explains to me the significance of the number 13. I’ve known since I was a kid that it was considered unlucky, but have no clue as to its Masonic significance.

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Follow me on truecrimecasereopened.substack.com … Mark is a shill he just proved it. I am personally connected to this tragedy, Eric and Dylan were real. I sent Mark all their info, he knows better. Maybe this will go to your email before he bans me. (Final (I hope) deleted comment by Goodwomb420)

[For the record here, it doesn’t occur to me that people don’t see what I see. This dude, Goodwomb420, whoever he/she might be, never contacted me or this blog before the last few days. He didn’t send me “all their info”. That’s merely a strategy to gain trust, and he is playing that trust by his claim that he has the inside information on Columbine. He might have some of it, and if so, got it from inside sources familiar with the players, to be released here mixed with falsehood, classic misdirection. That falsehood is that Dylan and Eric were real persons. If anyone has looked deeply into this abyss as have I, it emerges slowly that Columbine high school was closed every year for the month of June, and in one of those Junes prior to 1999 all of the inside footage of the event was filmed. My piece on Columbine has a fatal flaw … it is long. There are therefore precious few readers of the whole piece. It needs to be worked over and published in Readers Digest to highlight that no one died, nothing happened inside the building that day, that there was no Dylan or Eric, and that SWAT patrolled the grounds for one purpose: To prevent interference by goddamned innocent bystanders.”]

Interesting strategy here … to foreordain an action and then claim victimhood. Anyway, you’re provided above with a link and are on your own to judge his worth. For myself, he’s just a bit hyperactive, perhaps knowingly so. If I say he was “sent here” to discredit me, I rise to the bait. His appearance here, I suspect, is built around my posts concerning Mathew Silverstone, whom I regard as a ghost and fake victim of the fake shooting at Evergreen Colorado High School on 9/10/ 25. My Silverstone rantings might have actually reached some people and caused them to wonder. I used NextDoor for that purpose. That’s a high-profile place, my comments sometimes drawing in excess of 2,500 reads. I provided a photo of Silverstone, noting that we had no such family living in our area, openly at least, and that the photo had been doctored. NextDoor, which warned its patrons in March of 2020 that anyone criticizing WHO or CDC would be censored, and then banned if the behavior was repeated, is a large national operation with local tentacles everywhere. It, like Facebook and YouTube, was seen as too important to be left alone during the fake pandemic and willingly went along with it. I withdrew at that time, and only recently rejoined the fracas. That comment and photo was quickly censored. But it was not without effect. 

I quit NextDoor after that blowup, but they tell me I cannot do that, that they must keep my comments for legal reasons. I took that to be a veiled threat. But never mind anyway – Facebook never deletes comments. I doubt that NextDoor does either. They can always be mined for dirt. 

I am drawn to controversy. I am reminded of my childhood when I and friends would visit the local dog pound. Maybe it was an asshole thing to do, but I would drag a stick down the cages, which were all outside, just to hear all the dogs bark at once.  Well, not “maybe”, but actually a real asshole thing to do. But I was a kid. That’s my excuse, and I stand by it. 

Anyway, I recently received an email from GoFundMe, advising me that my fraud complaint against the effort to raise money for Silverstone would be investigated. I advised them, and now everyone, that I filed no such complaint, and that whoever the impostor is will probably be found nested in Jefferson County Colorado Sheriff or School District offices. Both are infiltrated by spooks … it can be no other way. Columbine could not have been pulled off so successfully without their cooperation. I advised the school district of my noninvolvement, suggesting they look inward for the impostor. 

That won’t happen. They might be forced the bring Silverstone forward, possibly in a wheelchair. If, as I contend, Silverstone is a ghost, they will have to bring in another actor to portray him. We are not without some technology here to detect such fraud. 

As always, readers here are on their own. Goodwomb420 accuses me of being a shill. Defending myself from that accusation would achieve his objective. I cannot convince anyone of anything and will just carry on as usual. 

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I thought I would give a try to explaining some photo manipulation as done above, with Mathew Silverstone, said to be a victim in the 9/10/2025 shootings at Evergreen High School, Evergreen, Colorado. It takes a minute or so to acclimate yourself, but it is a matter of perspective. Right off I can see that the head is too big for the body. Its width, cheekbone to cheekbone, is 45% of his shoulder width. I have a large head, size 7-3/4 hat size, but my width is only 35% of my shoulders. Same with my wife, on a smaller scale, of course, 35%. Try the measurement on yourself and see if you get something similar. This is one big noggin we are looking at.

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The mode of the TV image has nothing in common with film or photo, except that it offers also a nonverbal gestalt or posture of forms. With TV, the viewer is the screen. He is bombarded with light impulses that James Joyce called the “Charge of the Light Brigade” that imbues his “soulskin with subconscious inklings.” The TV image is visually low in data. The TV images is not a still shot. It is not a photo in any sense, but a ceaselessly forming contour of things limned by the scanning-finger. The resulting plastic contour appears by light through, not light on, and the image so formed as the quality of sculpture and icon, rather than a picture. The TV image offers some three million dots per second to the receiver. From these he accepts only a few dozen each instant, from which to make an image. (Marshall McLuhan, Understanding Media, edited version by W. Terrence Gordon, 2003, p418)

McLuhan, who died in 1980, wrote the above in an era where TV, colorized, was still a small screen with blurred images. Today we have 40-inch (minimum) high-definition screens, but I don’t imagine the power of TV has gotten anything but bigger as a result. It is still a two-dimensional medium, and we literally enter the screen and participate in the programming. McLuhan differentiated this from movies, which were and are highly defined, TV “cool”, movies “hot”. It could be that with the advent of better TV images, the medium is “hotter” now than then, but from what I see, maybe not.

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I had to take down the original post I did on this event. I had foolishly linked it to NextDoor, which masquerades as a local source for pictures of bears in our yards and warnings of traffic jams. I had mentioned there that I could not locate either the shooter or one of the alleged victims in any public people source, like TruePeopleSearch or Geni. I then wrote the post and linked it there, inviting anyone curious to join us in our discussion, warning them to be civil.

I awoke to the scene pictured on the left, which is a spray can used for BBQ that I keep on a rolling rack on the deck. It had been taken from there, and the cap removed, the can upright, and a pine cone and birdseed nut in between. Since it was done in a manner that had everything in line and upright, it was not a bear or raccoon or fox, our normal visitors. It was a human who did this for us. It was none too subtle, and indeed carried a message, that by suggesting the shooting event was faked, that I was a nut, that I am not rational.

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We had something I found interesting going in a post I had to take down due to emergence of hatefulness, an ugly aspect of the ongoing mass shooting sprees, all fake. I’ll come back to it.

Tyrone mentioned that one team, the Cleveland Indians/Guardians, hold the futility record, not having won a World Series since 1948, 77 years. I looked a bit further and found that there are a few teams who had not made WS appearances (win or lose) for long stretches of time, like Pittsburgh, Seattle, Oakland, Minnesota, Colorado and Cincinnati, and they shared one thing in common: small TV markets.

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This is a reminiscence, one that from childhood on affected my outlook on life. I am not unique in this regard, nor prescient, but merely aware of that fact that two memories of childhood are still with me in my advanced age. Others have similar experiences. Please feel free to recount them here.

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Mike Wallach, proprietor of The Viral Delusion, runs a nice website and I am happy to send along a few bucks each month. However, back in July he ran a video, The Viral Delusion Episode Three: Monkey Business: Polio, Measles And How It All Began,  and right away, just a couple of minutes into it, I was looking up at the nose hairs of Tom Cowan and Andrew Kaufman. The latter for sure I do not trust, as someone pointed out to me long ago that Edward Snowden, then said to be quarantined in an airport in Moscow, and Mr. Kaufman bore a striking resemblance to one another.

No way, I thought, but decided to expend the effort to do the comparisons anyway. For newbies, my underlying criteria is based on the premise that our heads form their final for-life shape in our late teens and early 20s, and that as a result, the distance between our eye pupils can be used as a constant throughout our lives. That in mind, if I align eye pupils at a common distance, I can compare two faces to find differences and similarities.

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Below is a rather long excerpt from the book Dancing Naked in the Mind Field, published in 2000 and written by the late Kary Mullis. He won a Nobel Prize for his work on what became known as the polymer chain reaction process, or “PCR”. I intended yesterday as I wrote about world population to start with this, but quickly realized I was trying to ride a horse in two directions at once. Only politicians can pull that off. 

I will comment after:

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