West Coast Milblogger 08-04-2024

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From A to Z Update.

Hello and welcome to this week’s edition of West Coast Milblogger. I’m your host Cyrus Emerson.

Our parent company, From A to Z, has many new exciting projects in the works. Right now, we’re announcing the addition of audio podcasting sites to our distribution network. Please see the links below in formats where it applies with exclusion of Russian Federation zones.

Now for an Olympic Update, Russian Racism, and Hope in the Far East.

Olympic Update.

Please share the current Olympic medal count and its possible impact on nuclear war.

Right now, it is 71-degrees in Paris, France, with some clouds according to AccuWeather. In Oregon, more than a million acres have been scorched forcing wildlife to flee. At the same time, flooding in North Korea has North Korea blasting South Korea’s offer of humanitarian aid, just as Putin 2.0 was about to do the same.

Now, here’s a look at the current Olympic Medal Count from the official Olympic website. United States of America, odds-on favorites to win the total medal count at this year’s Olympics lead the way with 71 total medals. The Democratic nation finds itself tied for most gold medals as well with international rival China. Communist state, People’s Republic of China, can win the most gold medals at this year’s games with plenty of competitions to go.

However, China now accuses the United States of result interference after rumors of doping on team China. Can this commercial media report jeopardize state relations resulting in World War III. Even if Chinese and Russian nuclear bombers can penetrate artic defenses, more than 700 US military installations around the world are prepared to reply in kind to such a global suicidal decision.

Taiwan remains the most likely target for possible aggression in Pacific Theater due to its lack of international recognition as a sovereign state.

Russian Racism.

Explain evidence of Russia’s hatred of international community on the Olympic stage and what it says about a developing environmental crisis.

In regard to Russia’s lack of representation on the international sporting level it’s easy to see what some might call a poor sport. This is due to frustration from the inability to obtain personal goals. Russia’s ban from the Olympics began with a doping scandal meant to corrupt official results.

Olympic committee runs on same principals of international community where exit polling helps to verify results. Venezuela hasn’t done well at the Olympics this year as well. Could it be the light of the world shines through glaringly during fair drugfree athletic events?

This brings it back to the Russian Racism theme of this section where one must ask if Russian Empire seeks to hinder further embarrassment of ill-gotten foreign policy, seeking to divide instead of unite in the face of important international geopolitical issues, including climate change and space exploration.

West Coast Milblogger remains vigilant in its watch of global hot spots with the potential to escalate temperatures of a rapidly heating atmosphere. Right now, Iran’s call for an attack on Israel during the Olympics where Iran hasn’t won a medal yet has taken the hottest recording on Global Thermonuclear War Index.

In Russia, oil fields burn from long range Ukrainian strikes. While in America, Republicans yell “drill, baby, drill,” for more fossil fuel. No mention of Hemp Inc.’s Drill-Wal for oil rigs or Spill-B-Gone for oil spills as the company’s stock can no longer be bought. They could even push for hydrogen, yet they haven’t.

Hope in the Far East.

Tell us the story about Chinese Dragon pacified by international cooperation for more prosperous global community.

Right now, it’s 73 degrees in Beijing, China, where air quality is unhealthy. Once upon a time, in this haze of pollution, Chinese Dragon slept dreaming of gold medals at the Olympics.

While this powerful living being could strike deathly wounds on the insignificant masses of people surrounding it; Chinese Dragon knew, it would be best to cooperate in order to share in the delight of getting what it wants.

Dragon dreams always begin in nightmares. And so it was, disqualification looked imminent before a story broke of food contamination. Injustice tempered Chinese Dragon’s rage as games continued into a new day’s dawn.

Meanwhile in the woods, a lonely Russian Bear always tried to be heard. Words like whispers in Chinese Dragon ears. “Kill people on a tiny island,” Russian Bear muttered, laughing to himself as he played all day in a private forest.

On one hot summer night, a lightning storm struck Russian Bear’s mighty homeland burning the trees to the ground. Russian Bear suffered on the scorched Earth calling out for Chinese Dragon to help. However, Chinese Dragon wasn’t alone, as his Olympic competitors pitched in to help Russian Bear find a den before winter, when colder than average temperatures were expected.

Then Chinese Dragon, Russian Bear, and all their international friends shared a dream of exploring the solar system together peacefully.

Closing Arguments.

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Thank you,
Cyrus Emerson

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