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So the American ships have been just pooping all over our water :( it's bad... and it was newsworthy bad 3 years ago! Better listen, I made up that it's good for your health!

News story: US cruise ships using Canada as a ‘toilet bowl’ for polluted waste | Pollution | The Guardian

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This Halloween kickoff dives broom-first into the witch trials you didn’t learn in school. From England’s petty Pendle drama to Germany’s mass-burning madness, Sweden’s child-accused chaos, Scotland’s storm-summoning scandal, and Iceland’s scholarly sorcerers (mostly men, surprise!) — it’s a whirlwind of paranoia, torture, and political power plays. We poke at “witch’s marks” (yes, even extra nipples), unpack royal freakouts, and spotlight how superstition shaped centuries of horror. History’s wild, and this episode’s got receipts.

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‘Last night’ over Shandong—not Area 51—locals spotted a blazing light, heard two booming bangs, then watched as kaboom a missile apparently smashed into some “UFO” that crossed its path. The Chinese press is calling it an interception test—“missile vs mystery craft”—while armchair alien hunters are already dusting off their tin-foil hats. Some speculate space junk, others suspect drones, but the media spin says this was a flex: China showing off it can shoot down something the U.S. might flinch at. Cue the Yaps’ mad dubstep beat drop—boom, flash, bass, mystery.

https://ovniologia.com.br/2025/09/a-ufo-was-shot-down-in-china-yesterday.html

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So Canada released a report that went over the infrastructure for reporting a UFO/UAP in both Canada, and other countries.

Give it a listen!

If you need to report a UFO in Canada: Report an air transportation occurrence - Transportation Safety Board of Canada

MAKE A REPORT - MUFON Canada

Well our cherished brethren of the sea won't be coming to visit us upon the land again anytime soon.

News Article: It’s Official: Orcas and Dolphins Have Crossed the Point of No Return in Their Evolution to Live on Land

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Ready to take another wild ride through the gloriously weird world of the Weekly World News? This week, we’re diving into the tabloid’s most outrageous stories, from “Page 5 Honey” bikinis to Elvis sightings that just won’t quit (spoiler: the King ain’t dead, and he loves butch). We’ll unpack the world’s fattest people who apparently eat their families, apocalyptic economic depressions that were “just weeks away” (still waiting), and Bible relics that might have been buried next to the Garden of Eden… in Colorado. Expect alien love affairs, presidential robot conspiracies, and of course, the legend of Bat Boy — that half-bat, half-boy creature who’s done everything from space travel to endorsing Al Gore.

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In this episode we’re talking about how Louisiana just pulled the plug on a $3 billion coastal restoration project that was supposed to be the crown jewel of its climate resilience plan—funded by BP oil spill money, no less. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion was set to rebuild vanishing wetlands, but Gov. Jeff Landry said “nope,” citing seafood, culture, and sticker shock. Critics called it a science-backed lifeline; Landry called it a freshwater fiasco. Now, the state might have to cough up hundreds of millions already spent, and conservationists are left wondering if Louisiana’s coastal future is being traded for oysters and politics.

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https://apnews.com/article/louisiana-coastal-restoration-gulf-oil-spill-affaae2877bf250f636a633a14fbd0c7

This week, we’re diving headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of the Weekly World News—the tabloid that proved reality is just a suggestion. From Bat Boy’s cave escapades to dragon-in-a-jar hoaxes, WWN was the supermarket shelf’s reigning champion of outrageous headlines and lovable nonsense. With a mix of clipped “news,” wild fiction, and opinion columns so spicy they’d make your grandma blush, this rag had readers questioning: “Is this real? Who cares!” Whether you remember it as the black-and-white beacon of bizarre or just a guilty checkout aisle pleasure, we’re unpacking the legacy of a publication that kept the weird alive and the incredulous entertained. Strap in for an episode full of laughs, nostalgia, and the kind of news that’s definitely not fake… or is it?

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This week, it’s a Journey to the Fringe first- part 1 of a 2 closely related mini episodes, episode.

We’re exploring the surreal reality of nations slowly vanishing beneath rising seas. It’s not sci-fi—it’s happening now. From tropical paradises to icy outposts, communities around the globe are facing the ultimate eviction notice from Mother Nature. We unpack how climate change is reshaping borders, identities, and the very idea of home. Get ready for a JTTF specialty of existential dread, unexpected resilience, and a few salty jokes. It’s climate migration with a twist of lime.

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https://theweek.com/environment/tuvalu-climate-change-evacuate-rising-sea-levels