Thursday, 4 June 2026

NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS

Great Spirit bless 🙏

It's another beautiful, bright, warm, typical early June morning here at the Tree House on the Niagara Peninsula. I pray that we continue having just ordinary, good-old-fashioned, lazy, hazy days of summer, like we used to have back in the Sixties and Seventies, the best years of my life. Not that I didn't enjoy life after, I just enjoyed it differently. And that's another story, that's the one that I share in bits and pieces, in my online diary-blog, and even here on the social networks.

I have nothing to lose; I don't have anything in this physical world that is of much value to anyone else; I am not an important person; I'm just the curious type, and since I have nothing to lose, I like to know what's behind Curtain Number Three. Or all the parts that make the whole work. Unless it's extraterrestrial and outside the realm of time and space, everything within the physical universe can be measured to explain how the beast works, but not necessarily what it looks like, so they develop better technology and measure ever-greater distances.

This type of behavior is called CURIOSITY, like ya know, ya gotta turn the bug over ta see how many legs it's got. And I got the bug 🪲 and voilà! Here I am writing a news blog, which I vowed to myself to carry on with you all through this mess until the FAT ORANGE MAGGOT JABBA THE HUTT AND HIS DUNCE CADETS ARE NO MORE. That sounds like a legend that should go down in history. I pray 🙏 for humanity to overcome what might be the greatest stumbling block 🪨 we will encounter before we learn again how to fly 🦅 straight and true.*_

This Clown Maniac 🤡🤣 with the Big Red Button 🔴 in hand is the world's most dangerous beast, the Anti-Christ, so he self-proclaimed to be. Then a thousand years of peace will follow. Just optimistic enough to be anxious to see it come, like this very large light in the sky that makes night look like daylight. Like the light, the Children of Fatima and an entire crowd of people witnessed. Or how about that UFO, the description of the New Jerusalem coming down from the stars?

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Question: The Biblical New Jerusalem

🔹AI Overview

The Biblical New Jerusalem is the ultimate, heavenly city described in the Book of Revelation as the eternal dwelling place of God and the redeemed. Representing the climax of biblical prophecy, it is depicted as a radiant, paradise-like city characterized by unimaginable dimensions, flawless materials, and the permanent removal of human suffering

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Question: The thousand year reign in the bible

🔹AI Overview

The "thousand-year reign" (or the Millennium) is a prophetic period mentioned explicitly in Revelation 20:1–7. It describes a time when Satan is bound in an abyss, and Christ and His resurrected saints reign on earth or in heaven. It ends with Satan's temporary release, a final rebellion, and the Last Judgment.

Biblical scholars, theologians, and Christian denominations generally interpret the nature and timing of this 1,000-year period in three distinct ways:

1. Premillennialism:
The Sequence:

Christ physically returns (the Second Coming), believers are resurrected, and a literal 1,000-year era of worldwide peace and righteousness begins.

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2. Amillennialism:

This perspective interprets the 1,000 years symbolically rather than as a literal span of time.*

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3. Postmillennialism:
Key Biblical Passages:

Isaiah 11:1–9: The "peaceable kingdom" where the wolf dwells with the lamb.

Daniel 7:13–14: The description of an everlasting kingdom given to the "Son of Man".

Psalm 2:6–9: The establishment of God's ruler on Zion

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BREAKING NEWS:

Iran war powers rebuke shows how Trump is increasingly boxed in

Ahead of a House vote Wednesday on whether to rein in President Donald Trump’s Iran war powers, Speaker Mike Johnson pleaded with Republicans to oppose it. In an interview with CNN’s Manu Raju, he repeatedly said it would be “dangerous” and would sap Trump of negotiating power to cut a deal to end the war.

And the thing is: Johnson had a point. Such votes signal a lack of resolve even in Trump’s own party to continue the war. But four Republicans voted for it anyway, allowing the resolution to pass 215-208 and delivering Trump one of the biggest legislative rebukes of his presidency...

Retreating on the Kennedy Center and ‘anti-weaponization’ fund:
Political setbacks, from Pulte to primaries:
No good way out of the Iran war:

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PUBLISHED Jun 4, 2026, 12:00 AM ET

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Supreme Court turns toward an explosive final month with Trump’s priorities at stake

The Supreme Court is facing an extraordinary showdown with Donald Trump as the justices scramble to finish more than two dozen opinions before the end of the month — with a president who will lash out if any decisions don’t go his way. Pending decisions on executive power, immigration, mail ballots and the Second Amendment could all have an outsize influence on the next two years of Trump’s presidency.

Of the 26 cases the high court is expected to decide before the end of June, the Trump administration took an active role in all but one. The court is expected to announce opinions on Thursday, but it’s unclear which of the dozens of cases already heard might come down then, or how many opinions the court may put out. Topping the list is a series of appeals dealing with Trump’s power to fire officials within the executive branch that Congress tried to insulate from presidential control...

‘You’re fired’:

Fire Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve governor, over allegations that she committed fraud by claiming two properties as her principal residence

Birthright citizenship returns:

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Transgender athletes long-shot:
Second Amendment showdown:
Picking midterm winners:

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Updated Jun 4, 2026, 7:15 AM ET

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CANADIAN NEWS:

Alberta separatists claim independence means holding onto a Canadian passport. We asked legal experts

Experts say an independent Albertan wouldn’t be entitled to Canadian citizenship

As questions around the logistics of separation loom ahead of the Oct. 19 Alberta referendum on whether or not to kickstart the legal process of exiting Canada, the question of citizenship remains a murky one.

While several separatists claim an independent Alberta would mean citizens would continue to carry Canadian passports, experts in constitutional law say that isn’t a guarantee.

“The answer is that Albertan residents and citizens in a new theoretical Republic of Alberta would have no entitlement to Canadian citizenship in the absence of Canada's consent," said Gerard Kennedy, an associate professor in the faculty of law at the University of Alberta...

‘More options, not less,’ separatists claim:
Canada gets the final say:

WATCH | Clarity Act won't apply to Alberta's referendum question, Carney says:

Challenges include dual citizenship, international recognition:

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Posted: Jun 04, 2026 8:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago

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Supersized data centres are coming to Canada. One province is at the epicentre

So far, Canada has 5 hyperscale data centres. Another 96 are in development.

A new national AI strategy by the federal government this week comes at a time when the country is confronting a wave of new high-powered data centres, while public sentiment could be souring on the impacts of the new technology. Data centres have long been under-the-radar for many Canadians, but that’s about to change.

New research from York University points to a dramatic shift in data centres in the country: The ones being built now have 10 times the capacity of what's come before, which is driving up concerns about the land, water, and energy they consume. Alberta is at the epicentre with available energy, incentives, and open arms by the government...

CHART | Included: How Canadians feel about data centers in their area