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Bibi1581 Blog For 06/14/2018: Morning Edition 

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1…………> Financial Fraud: Jim Chanos Take

 

World’s greatest short seller discusses his short in Tesla vs Elon Musk futuristic projections, and culture of Silicon Valley that allows CEO’s to avoid due-diligence for the investors.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/video/chanos-musk-hes-making-cars-194400602.html

 

 

2…………> Mars Dust Storm: Rover In Danger

 

NASA rover “Opportunity” entered an indefinite sleep mode, in an attempt to conserve battery power as an unprecedented dust storm on the surface of the planet Mars has enveloped one-quarter of the red planet, and it is expected to encircle the planet in another few days.

Covered in round-the-clock darkness by the giant dust storm could leave the rover without a chance to power itself for a long time, like weeks or even months until the sky clears enough for sunlight to reach the Martian surface. Mars is a cold and barren planet, with a thin atmosphere and desert-like conditions, which make it prone to dust storms that can last for months, and the “Opportunity” that has been working diligently for 15 years could still survive, but when flight controllers tried to contact it, the rover did not respond.

 

3…………> “All Shook Up”: Quantas 380

 

Qantas’s top pilot captain Alex Passerini said there was no cause for concern after a bad case of “wake turbulence” on a recent flight from the United States to Melbourne involving a massive Airbus 380 plane when a sudden turbulence  by another Qantas A380, which had left the same airport a few minutes before  caused panic aboard and terrified passengers. He explained that the most common trigger of turbulence is a sudden change in wind direction, speed, and air temperature, or “wake” disturbance happens when a large jet disturbs the air as they fly through it.

Janelle Wilson, a passenger on the flight, told the Australian newspaper that the experience left her “frightened”:

“All of a sudden the plane went through a violent turbulence and then completely up-ended and we were nosediving,” Ms. Wilson said.

“We were all lifted from our seats immediately, and we were in a free fall.

“The lady sitting next to me and I screamed and held hands, and just waited, but thought with absolute certainty that we were going to crash.”

 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-14/qantas-a380-passengers-were-never-in-any-danger/9871664

 

 

4…………> “50 In A Hot Trailer”: San Antonio

 

All 54 suspected smuggled aliens were rescued after being discovered inside a tractor-trailer when special agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) responded to a call from a law enforcement agency requesting assistance on a possible human smuggling venture. 

When authorities arrived a location in San Antonio near highway 410 and Broadway, they discovered 54 suspected smuggled illegal aliens inside a tractor-trailer that included men, women, and minors from the four countries of Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico.

 

 

5…………> “Uncle” George Buys NYTimes Stake: On War Path?

Billionaire globalist “Uncle” George Soros investment firm, “Soros Fund Management” LLC, who has often been accused of attempting to meddle in the internal affairs of institutions, countries, and whole world at large, including elections and other democratic processes, has purchased over $3 million worth of shares in the “failing” New York Times, according to SEC filing.

“Soros has long had influence or given direct funding to a wide range of journalism operations from NPR to ProPublica. This is still a big step to be buying a $3-million stake in the top liberal outlet in America,” Dan Gainor, vice president of business and culture at the Media Research Center said.