Planes,Trains,and Democracy

10/30/2026

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10/30/2026

The US under the Trump administration is pursuing a very different approach from most of its European NATO allies. It is prioritizing a quick end to the Ukraine war (often by leaning harder on Kyiv than on Moscow), reviewing and reducing its conventional military footprint in Europe, and privately urging some European countries to tone down public warnings about Russia.​
Atlanticcouncil
Ukraine policy
Trump has struck a diesel-import deal with Russia, waived new sanctions, and publicly pressured Ukraine to “settle” the war, at times questioning Zelenskyy’s leadership and saying Russia has been “fine on Ukraine.”​
Reuters
Special envoy Steve Witkoff met Zelenskyy (and European leaders) in Oslo around October 20, then traveled to St. Petersburg to meet Putin. Putin agreed “in principle” to resume US-mediated trilateral talks (US-Russia-Ukraine) focused on post-war security arrangements, possibly in November (e.g., Abu Dhabi). Jared Kushner has also been involved.​
Reuters
There have been reports of temporary restrictions or disruptions affecting Ukrainian access to certain US intelligence and satellite communications (Starshield/Starlink), which Kyiv and European officials viewed as pressure tactics. The White House has denied some of the more dramatic claims while continuing to push for a deal.​
Cfr
Russia has welcomed the shift; Ukraine and many European capitals have expressed alarm that it risks favoring Moscow’s terms.
NATO and European defense posture
The administration is conducting a formal review of US force levels and crisis-response capabilities in Europe (options expected around early November, full review by December). It has already announced the withdrawal of about 5,000 troops from Germany and canceled or delayed some planned reinforcements (including to Poland, though Trump later pledged additional troops that have not yet arrived).​
Foreignpolicy
Broader plans under discussion include shrinking the pool of US assets (fighters, bombers, ships, submarines, refueling aircraft, etc.) available to NATO in a crisis, with the explicit goal that Europe assume primary responsibility for conventional defense (“NATO 3.0”). Nuclear deterrence is being treated as a separate, still-committed US role.​
Rusi
Just this week (October 30 reporting), Pentagon officials have privately told Baltic states and others to moderate public rhetoric about the Russian threat—urging them not to “poke” Moscow or describe it as “cornered like a rat,” on the grounds that such language undermines security.​
Reuters
Bottom line
The United States remains a NATO member and continues to station tens of thousands of troops in Europe, but the current policy direction is toward lower conventional presence, greater European burden-sharing, and rapid diplomatic closure on Ukraine—even if that means concessions that many European governments oppose. NATO’s own military leadership has been openly planning how the alliance would fight a Russian attack “with or without America.” No one is talking about the US declaring war on Russia or NATO, or about abandoning Article 5; the shift is one of prioritization, force posture, and negotiation style.

By One Fair Justice 2026

10/30/2026

"UPDATE PEOPLE "

Here’s the latest on the International Space Station (ISS) as of the evening of October 29, 2026 (EDT).

Major Event Today: Successful Spacewalk (US EVA #100)

NASA astronaut Anil Menon and Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Joshua Kutryk completed a 7-hour, 11-minute spacewalk that ended at approximately 3:08 p.m. EDT (19:08 UTC).​
Space

They successfully installed and deployed the seventh of eight ISS Roll-Out Solar Arrays (iROSA) on power channel 2A.

This is the next-to-last array in the upgrade program (the final one is targeted for around November 5). Once complete, the arrays are expected to boost station power generation by roughly 30%.

The spacewalk began from the Quest airlock around 7:57–8:00 a.m. EDT. It was Kutryk’s first spacewalk and the first by a Canadian astronaut in about seven years. It also marked the 100th U.S. spacewalk from the Quest airlock (and the 285th overall ISS-related EVA).​
Space

NASA described the outing as essentially flawless.
Amateur Radio (ARISS) Status

The planned radio outage in support of the EVA remains in effect:

Crossband voice repeater (Columbus module) and APRS/packet + SSTV operations (Russian Service Module) were powered down starting October 28 around 19:20–19:25 UTC.

Expected power-up: October 30 at approximately 07:45 UTC (Columbus) and 07:50 UTC (Service Module)​
Ariss
HamTV continued operating during the outage.
Earlier in the week there were brief issues with the crossband repeater (it didn’t return properly after a school contact), but it was restored before the EVA outage began.

A school contact is still scheduled for Friday, October 30 (with Luke Delaney via telebridge).

Other Notes
Russia is in talks with the U.S. that could potentially extend ISS operations to 2032.​

Aviationweek
The station continues Expedition 75 operations with the current international crew.

Visible ISS passes continue worldwide (check local predictors for your location, as windows shift).

For the absolute latest on radio status once power-up occurs, ARISS social channels () and the ARISS current-status page are the best real-time sources.

I can check again for any post-power-up confirmation or specific details (crew, science, next EVA, etc.) whenever you need an update.

10/29/2026

Why do people believe that Democrats are the bad guys?

10/29/2026

** Finding the root of the poisonous tree.**

By Laurel Bailey
One Fair Justice
Copyright 2026 February 1st
All rights reserved.

Citizens deserve real accountability under the laws of this land, not selective enforcement or closed-door corrections. When integrity units operate without independence, the public is left without recourse.

We strongly call for the funding necessary to establish independent, outside-the-court reviews of cases of concern, bodies empowered to examine evidence, procedure, and misconduct without institutional bias.

These reviews can serve as a liaison between false narratives and actual justice, restoring public trust through transparency and corrective action. This is not radical reform; it is the minimum required to repair systems that have repeatedly failed the people they claim to serve.

True reform also requires civic courage. When leadership protects injustice, citizens must use lawful means to demand change, including voting for new leaders and pursuing impeachment when warranted.

Ending miscarriages of justice and confronting racism are inseparable goals, because unchecked prosecutorial power has too often been where racial bias hides and hardens into policy.

If racism is rooted in unaccountable prosecution,
then accountability is where it must end. Justice cannot be aspirational. It must be enforced, equally, openly, and without fear of consequence for those who break the law while claiming to uphold it.

We shouldn't need oversight because grown ups know right from wrong and educated personnel know justice from injustice, they just don't care. It's time to vote those individuals out and in with the new or bring back the ones we know are true out of retirement whatever it takes let's do this!

10/28/2026

Controlled by Satan worshipping chomo

10/28/2026