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My personal Substack is a collection of writings, ramblings, essays, political commentary, tongue in cheek humor. I aim to challenge the status quo. I write what I feel and how I experience the world! I hope to change public opinion on a few things.

Newsletter · By Joseph L. Peascoe · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    Social Media-Stepping Way Back and Why. (opens the original)

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    I have made a personal decision to turn off social media owned by oligarchs and take back control of my own attention.I’ve realized that Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, Truth Social, etc are all built on maximizing outrage, clicks, and and to make money in advertising. I’ve realized that people have used the social media algorithms to turn ordinary people against one another. I cannot stand the bots that flood comment sections with fake accounts and trash. I can’t stomach watching nonexistent p

  2. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    Black People don’t Hang Themselves. (opens the original)

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    This is factual. Five Black People (at minimum) have been found dead hanging from trees in 2026 in the United States.This is credible, confirmed, and fact checked. And, there are two additional cases that I can’t fully confirm yet. Just a reminder: Black people don’t hang themselves from trees. 1. Georgia, Kyle Bassinga Feb 18, 20262. North Carolina, Juliana Umba Nzita May 8, 2026 (in Charlotte, NC)3. Florida, Tonea Nicole Miller June 18, 20264. Mississippi, Tasia Fortune August 3, 20265. North

  3. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    War and its possible effects on the Environment…. (opens the original)

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    Let’s say Iran or “whoever” attacks an oil tanker at sea with a drone or a missile. Imagine a big explosion. Sometimes the explosive disarms the oil tanker and sometimes, it blows a hole in the side. Now let’s use our brains. If an oil tanker has a hole in the side of it and oil is inside, I imagine it would flow out of the ship. You may ask yourself, Where does this crude oil go? Well…..it goes right into the ocean. For real. AP is saying that oil leaking from oil tankers with holes in them (ca

  4. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    Using my Brain (opens the original)

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    Here’s also another thing to ponder:We know that the US Aircraft Carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is overextended and is being replaced since those troops have been deployed for quite some time. So, it’s returning to port and those troops will get some much needed rest. It will be replaced by the US Aircraft Carrier USS George Washington. Now, the US is moving the Washington from its previous position in Vietnam. At this moment in time, there will be one less US Aircraft Carrier in SE Asia at a time

  5. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    The Lincoln, Bahrain, and the Epstein War Disaster (opens the original)

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    So…here’s my understanding of things. The Aircraft Carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has been at sea for about 9 months. Now…I’m no Navy expert by any means, but I am pretty sure I understand why they’ve been out at sea so long. It’s because the Navy has held a large base in Bahrain for a long time that holds the US Navy’s Fifth Naval Fleet. That base has been hammered by Iran’s missiles and drones. Normally, to resupply, a big ship would need to resupply at a nearby Naval Base. In simple terms, they’

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