Saturday, November 14, 2026

Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before

In other news:
The incident at the BioUrja ethanol plant in Peoria, Illinois remains very active this morning. Peoria Police Chief Brad Dixon said at an overnight press conference that one device has been rendered safe, but the rest of the facility has not been cleared and the search will continue throughout much of today. Chief Dixon confirmed that a device was found Friday afternoon after the plant reported a bomb threat.

Chief Dixon reiterated that the threat is credible and the incident is still active. He would not confirm whether more than one device has been located.

The FBI and ATF are on scene assisting Peoria authorities. A one mile evacuation zone around the plant on Edmund Street remains in effect across parts of Peoria and East Peoria, with more than 5,000 people reportedly evacuated. About 75 people are sheltering at Manual Academy.

The next scheduled update is at noon.

The timeline of events as relayed by the Chief:
1:08p.m - BioUrja contacted Peoria Police in reference to a bomb threat
2:00p.m. (approximately) - A suspicious device was located and additional resources requested to the scene
6:45p.m. - Device determined to be credible and a 1 mile blast radius was established
7:02p.m - Mass notification ordering evacuation within the 1 mile blast radius sent
9:12p.m. - Device rendered safe
Also, too, as well:
Details regarding what exactly occurred last night at U.S. bases across the United Kingdom are still extremely scarce nearly 24 hours after initial reports began to surface, with no official information being provided as of yet by U.S. European Command (EUCOM) or the Pentagon.

All we know so far is that some kind of security incident, some have said a bomb threat and others have said a drone incursion, occurred at RAF Lakenheath resulting in air raid sirens sounding, partial lockdowns and security measures being increased at bases across the country, including at RAF Mildenhall and RAF Feltwell.
And then there are the other questions. Which is a conspiracy theory, except… And he did blame a “legacy contractor” for the failure, today. Clearly angling to replace them (because, like StarLink, the contractor “owns” the communications system. Which makes it easy to displace responsibility as it suits.). So, did he cause it? Or did he just wait for it to happen? And is there a difference, between intent and allowance?

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