A Wild Hunt: Wilderness as a Metaphor for Life

"Jumped around to much for me with all the information couldn’t retain much ok cheap for a reason would and did give 5 star if normal Akheim's Razor indeed" -- The Cheese Dilettante

Khazarian movie moguls are wagging the dog, with an old shoe, to deflect attention away from the box-office bombs in the Ukraine, because the movie “Return of Khazaria” isn’t selling tickets, and is being canceled because of empty theaters. Movie-goers are voting with feet, by vacating theater seats, because gender swap is dead meat, according to grassroots drumbeat. Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The debris field of used space metaphor is expanding, which of course will require additional expenditures on space and lunar reconnaissance and methods to counter the potential threat. It is also easier to sabotage a competitor’s lunar foothold if bombardments can be disguised as unintentional trajectories or consequence of evasive maneuvers. How do we know it was a rocket? It was a CCP missile mishap landing of construction supplies for Chinese restaurants up there. Apparently, they’ve staked claim to the entire thing. All the way from the double crash site to the mystery rocket to creating a storyline for the mushroom Earthlings to describing NASA scientists as “baffled.” An oxymoron to be sure (jumbo shrimp, military intelligence, or customer service/in the algorithmic 20th-Worst Century]. The only certainty, what I term “Mooning Earth News,” is that when it comes to the press a double cross is given. This book has more holes than a moon made of Swiss cheese.