Good Saturday morn, Stroock's Books weekenders.
Yesterday we had a fine lunch hour lounging on Rutgers' campus while Oldest Daughter was in class. We got plenty of sun, and many a coed walked past and wondered, 'Why can't that handsome gentleman be my professor?' [Oh my god. Sorry, folks-Ed].
Negotiations between the US and Iran are ongoing, they say. Thought, we worried about Gaza negotiations last year. But the final deal brokered was more than acceptable to this blog. We see no reason for worry now.
We remind the readership that we're weary of this war and think it's time for Israel and the US to wrap things up. Okay, we wouldn't mind if the US Air Force and Navy resumed blowing up stuff in Iran.
Israel and Jews have a huge image problem and a long postwar awaits.
The Things.
We researched the Sandinista military while lounging at Rutgers.
Alert reader(s) will recall our daily DOGE Report updates this week. We had a fine week with both World War 1990: The Managua Campaign, and the 5th nuke novel, The Fourth Day. We are prepped to have another fine week.
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