Blue Fugate

This landed on the moon and then returned to earth. Then we lost the technology. Today we have the technology to circle the moon. Pretty incredible progress!

Reminder that there are almost no valid "asylum seekers" from non-war zones. Even when we were basically just continuing Bush-Obama era denial rates, those hovered above 70%. The whole "asylum" narrative is a giant scam.

🚨 HUGE NEWS: Following IMMENSE pressure from President Trump and patriots across the country, an appeals court in Colorado has THROWN OUT Tina Peters’ sentence Per the court, the 9-year sentence VIOLATED her 1st Amendment rights. This is a HUGE step towards freeing Tina Peters She will now be resentenced to a much lower term — possibly even time served — which would secure her immediate release. KEEP FIGHTING! 🇺🇸

Swalwell: If Fang Fang Files are released, it will be the "greatest abuse of power by an FBI Director since J. Edgar Hoover." “Those are the stakes, that we would allow the FBI to just go after the president's political enemies." Absolutely hysterical.

Artemis, Mockery, and the Minds of Men Today has been one long parade of names, memes, and cheap shots, and honestly, I get a chuckle out of it. Dummy. Moron. Pathetic. Stupid. Low IQ. Feeble-minded. Cope mode. Butthurt. Deranged. Tinfoil hat. Then the memes start flying because what would half these people do without memes? If they had a real argument, they would make it. If they had real proof, they would present it. But when all a man can do is call names, post reaction images, and act like mockery is the same thing as reasoning, he is not defending truth. He is exposing the weakness of his own position. The insults today have not shaken me one bit. If anything, they have confirmed what I already know. When you get close to the nerve, people stop explaining and start foaming. And here is the part that keeps hitting me. Let us just say, for the sake of argument, that they could really get to the moon, if that were even possible. What are people actually getting out of this? Billions upon billions of dollars burned up, endless media hype, dramatic voiceovers, toy rockets in gift shops, souvenir sales pitches, and a bunch of fuzzy, staged, or heavily managed shots that people are told to clap for like they just witnessed the parting of the Red Sea. Is that really what passes for wonder now? Is that what people are throwing their trust behind? They are trusting the news. They are trusting institutions that have lied about a hundred other things. They are trusting CGI, billionaires, government contractors, and a system that always seems to funnel money upward while the average man is left buying the fantasy and footing the bill. And somehow I am the crazy one because I refuse to let a man on a screen do my thinking for me. Last night, leaving the school program, I was looking around at all these faces turned upward into the clouds, and I could not help but laugh to myself. People were staring, waiting, hoping, imagining something majestic was happening, and most of them were not even really seeing anything. That moment stuck with me. It said something bigger than just rockets and launches. It said something about modern man. People are desperate to believe in spectacle. They want to feel part of something grand, even if it is vague, even if it is packaged, even if it is sold to them like a theme park attraction with a gift shop on the way out. That is what Cape Canaveral feels like to me. Not sober truth. Not transparent science. A sales pitch. A performance. Buy a souvenir. Take a picture. Trust the script. And do not you dare ask what is behind the curtain. As a Bible believer, I cannot just switch that discernment off because the world says “space” in a reverent voice. The Bible says, “The heaven, even the heavens, are the LORD'S: but the earth hath he given to the children of men” (Psalm 115:16). That is not small language. That is a line God drew. The earth was given to man. The heavens belong to the Lord. Even if all this were somehow possible, it is still not our domain in the way these people talk about it. And the same Bible-believing Christians who should know better are clapping like seals at every moon spectacle put in front of them. God never told us men would be walking on the moon, colonizing planets, or mastering the heavens. In Revelation, in prophecy, in all the great unfolding of God’s purposes, where is this celebrated moon conquest? It is not there. The wandering stars are not our playground. The heavens are not man’s toy chest. And the more I read the Book, the more absurd this whole modern mythology sounds. That is why I keep circling back to the spiritual side of this. “In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not” (2 Corinthians 4:4). That verse explains more than a hundred documentaries ever could. People do not just believe a few wrong facts. Their minds are blinded. They are trained to trust appearances, institutions, branding,