The Musings of Sergeant Shake-speare

Area 51 UFO recreated by x AI Grok 4.3 I say this because many deceivers, who do not acknowledge Jesus Christ as coming in the flesh, have gone out into the world. Any such person is the deceiver and the antichrist. 2 John 1:7 Headlines, stories from online resources, podcasters and mainstream news outlets, have been talking about the Trump administrations release of once classified documents concerning UFO's and UAP's (Unidentified Fly Objects and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena).  The author of this article has been tracking the UFO phenomena for over fifty years. That interest started with learning of the story of the abduction of Barney and Betty Hill in 1961. The 1940's to 1960s was not just the era in which human flight stepped into the future, when the sound barrier was broken, when the Nasa space program began and when men (allegedly) walked on the walked on the moon, it was also when the first "UFO flap" occurred and when a private pilot by the name of K...

   The Grave Monument of John Rafferty who was murdered by Jesse James and his gang in Adair Iowa in 1873 after the Civil War. John is one of millions of innocent people who have been murdered or fell victim to genocide by those who were radicalized by political ideology and political motivations.  One does not have to look hard to find the roots of violence in the United States. Our history is permeated with senseless violence. This Editorial was inspired by questions and comments  from other writers and true historians in reference to the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk. Another senseless murder in America. Over the last thirty years, I have crisscrossed the country from east to west and north to south, reenacting and writing about American history. I have met many people along the way during this journey from many different states. Alongside of that I was a lifelong resident of Illinois and I was born and raised in the city of Chicago. I served ei...

  We asked Grok to assess three Iowa Republican Gubernatorial Candidates: Brad Sherman, Eddie Andrews and Randy Feenstra.  This is what AI gathered from available content: Eddie Andrews, an Iowa State Representative and Republican candidate for governor , has a complex relationship with Trump and MAGA ideals, based on available information. As a Black Republican, Andrews has been associated with the Republican Party’s expansion in Iowa during a period when Donald Trump won the state decisively in 2020, suggesting some level of alignment with the broader Republican base that supports Trump. However, there is no direct evidence in the provided sources that explicitly states Andrews fully embraces or identifies with the MAGA movement or its core ideologies, such as nativism, economic protectionism, or anti-immigration policies, as outlined in descriptions of MAGA. Andrews’ campaign and legislative record emphasize priorities like mental health, education, parental rights, and fis...

  Today President Trump called out the Anti-white Genocide in South Africa. This international embarrassment has been completely ignored by the media.  Farm Attacks and Land Seizure Fears for White South Africans White South Africans , particularly farmers, have raised serious concerns about their safety and property rights amid rising crime and new land reform policies. Reports of brutal farm attacks and the government’s push for land expropriation have fueled fears of targeted violence and loss of livelihoods. These issues have sparked heated debate, both in South Africa and abroad, with some calling the situation a crisis for the white community. L and reform process, and anxieties are driving these concerns. Using available data and firsthand accounts this is what we found out. Farm Attacks: A Harsh Reality Farm attacks—violent crimes targeting rural properties—have hit white South African farmers hard, creating a sense of vulnerability. According to the South African P...

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds Announces She Will Not Seek Re-Election in 2026: On April 11, 2025, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, the state’s first female governor, announced she will not seek a third term in office in 2026, marking the end of a nearly decade-long tenure that reshaped Iowa’s political landscape. The decision, shared in a heartfelt video on social media, came after months of speculation and caught many in the state’s Republican stronghold by surprise. Citing a desire to prioritize family, Reynolds reflected on her time in office with gratitude while signaling her intent to remain active through the end of her term in January 2027. “This wasn’t an easy decision, because I love this state and I love serving you,” Reynolds said in her announcement. “After a lot of thought, prayer, and conversations with my family, I have decided that I will not seek re-election in 2026. It’s time for me to be there for them—to watch every track meet and basketball game, to see them grow before...

  Climate science, once a quiet pursuit of truth, has been battered by political lies, eroding any credibility of climate research and obscuring facts. According to Grok AI, "The core evidence—CO2 levels at 420 ppm, a 1.1°C global temperature rise since the 1800s, and seas climbing 3.7 mm yearly—stands firm, rooted in decades of data from ice cores, satellites, and ocean buoys." Yet, when politicians weaponize these findings, trust crumbles, leaving the public skeptical and the science itself unfairly tarnished. The trouble began as climate science entered the political arena. Figures like Al Gore, with An Inconvenient Truth in 2006, spotlighted warming but tied it to personal brands. Gore’s green-tech investments and hefty speaking fees fueled accusations of profiteering, making the issue feel like a hustle. On the flip side, opponents dismissed rising temperatures as a “hoax” to dodge regulations, cherry-picking data to sow doubt. Both sides spun narratives, burying meas...