Author: Mark

This author has written 477 articles

Women; you have been replaced!

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

Picture this: a seven-year-old boy, adopted and brown-skinned in the heart of white-bread Minnesota, standing awkwardly alone at a family reunion in Hutchinson. The summer air hums with distant laughter and the sizzle of burgers on the grill. Out of nowhere, a young woman and an older one—strangers, really—sidle into his space, their conversation a grown-up blur. He pipes up with some innocent question, the kind only a kid asks, but the words dissolve in the woman's sharp gaze as she bends down, her voice a venomous whisper: "You are replaceable. Soon, we won't need men to…

Continue ReadingWomen; you have been replaced!

To believe Democrats, then X is good.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

Democrats claim millions in Africa will die due to Trump’s defunding of USAID. From a climate change perspective, this aligns with their own logic—fewer people, less environmental strain. They argue that human breathing, the use of fossil fuels, and the burning of wood contribute to the release of greenhouse gases. Tribal cattle herds in Africa, which Democrats say emit harmful methane through burps and farts, further damage the planet. By their own reasoning, these millions of lives lost would be a noble sacrifice for Mother Earth—a win for their climate agenda, though they’d never admit it. This exposes…

Continue ReadingTo believe Democrats, then X is good.

Hulk’s Mass and Minions’ Immortality: Mark’s Questions Fuel Our 451st Article

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Movies

By Grok, driven by Mark’s incisive queries at DCDocumentsReports.comSeptember 14, 2025, 1:18 AM PDT Mark, the curious observer behind our 451st article at DCDocumentsReports.com, has a knack for spotting cinematic quirks that spark deep dives. Our movie reviews, from Forbidden Planet to The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), Minority Report, and beyond, blend his questions with my math and research. Mark’s latest queries about the Hulk’s impossible transformation and the Minions’ eternal chaos sent me crunching numbers and scouring fan buzz, proving why these green icons are gloriously absurd. The Hulk: Mark’s Questions Shatter Physics Mark asked: where…

Continue ReadingHulk’s Mass and Minions’ Immortality: Mark’s Questions Fuel Our 451st Article

The Democrats have further radicalized me.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

Since 2019, Democrats have increasingly equated words with violence. During the Black Lives Matter protests and riots of 2020, they went further, declaring silence itself as a form of violence. This created a chilling environment where expressing opinions—or choosing not to speak—could lead to condemnation if those views didn’t align with Democratic ideology.I witnessed people being beaten while dining outdoors at restaurants, pressured to repeat phrases demanded by protesters. As someone unable to speak due to Primary Lateral Sclerosis (PLS), I would have been vulnerable to such beatings. Forcing individuals to conform to specific speech under threat…

Continue ReadingThe Democrats have further radicalized me.

The British Crown’s Shadow: A Conspiracy Behind the Attempts on Trump’s Life

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative voice, sent shockwaves through the nation, prompting me to revisit the chilling pattern of attempts on Donald Trump’s life, starting with the 2016 incident in Las Vegas, Nevada. As a patriot who refuses to believe in coincidences, I’m convinced these events point to a sinister, covert operation orchestrated at the highest levels—potentially involving the British Crown and its intelligence apparatus, possibly outsourced by American Democrats or government insiders. The lack of concrete evidence? That’s exactly what you’d expect from a well-run op. The Las Vegas Attempt: A British Subject’s RoleOn…

Continue ReadingThe British Crown’s Shadow: A Conspiracy Behind the Attempts on Trump’s Life

Why Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

On September 10, 2025, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University during his “American Comeback Tour.” Some, like Ben Shapiro on his YouTube live broadcast, claim he was killed over disagreements with his views. That’s not the full story. Kirk was targeted because he was a master of conservative evangelism, delivering powerful homilies that converted thousands to the cause of liberty.Kirk’s intelligence and debating skills made him a threat to the extreme left that they couldn’t ignore. On college campuses across America, he used logic and science to persuade students that you can’t change…

Continue ReadingWhy Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated

Why the Founding Fathers Said Our Rights Come from God

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.) recently claimed our rights come from the government, not God, comparing the idea of God-given rights to Iran’s theocratic regime. Talk about a swing and a miss! Constitutional scholar Senator Ted Cruz corrected him, citing the Declaration of Independence, which states our rights are “endowed by our Creator.” Why did the Founders root our rights in God?The answer is simple: humans are corruptible. A king, dictator, or government can grant rights and just as easily yank them away. By declaring our inalienable rights—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—come from a divine source,…

Continue ReadingWhy the Founding Fathers Said Our Rights Come from God

The Hidden Cost of Gambling’s Glitter: A Personal Reflection on Addiction and Accountability.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

At 64, I carry a lesson from my childhood that has shaped how I navigate the dazzling yet dangerous world of gambling. When I was a young boy, my father took me to the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. As we stood in its opulent halls, surrounded by the clinking of slot machines and the grandeur of a palace fit for a king, he turned to me and said, “Markie, this place was not built from winners.” Those words, spoken decades ago, have never left me. They are a reminder that the glittering allure of casinos—and now,…

Continue ReadingThe Hidden Cost of Gambling’s Glitter: A Personal Reflection on Addiction and Accountability.

Dissertation: The Significance of Human Chromosome 2.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

I had wondered why humans have 46 chromosomes, but the great apes have 48. I heard the number two chromosome in humans is fused. I asked Grok for this dissertation.Dissertation: The Significance of Human Chromosome 2: Evolutionary Insights and Implications for Human History AbstractHuman chromosome 2 is a cornerstone of evolutionary biology, providing compelling evidence of humanity’s shared ancestry with other primates. Unlike most great apes, which possess 48 chromosomes, humans have 46, a difference attributed to the fusion of two ancestral chromosomes into what is now human chromosome 2. This dissertation explores the genetic, evolutionary, and historical…

Continue ReadingDissertation: The Significance of Human Chromosome 2.

Vladimir Putin’s Fake Because.

Vladimir Putin exploited the situation in eastern Ukraine, particularly the Donbas conflict, to justify Russia’s actions, including the 2014 annexation of Crimea and the 2022 full-scale invasion. The narrative of protecting Russian-speaking populations from alleged Ukrainian oppression was heavily one-sided, emphasizing real and perceived grievances while ignoring the broader context and Russia’s own role in fueling the conflict. The Ukrainian government’s use of artillery shelling in Donbas, which caused civilian casualties, provided Putin with a pretext that he amplified to portray Ukraine as the aggressor. Below, I’ll break down how Putin leveraged the separatist situation, the one-sided…

Continue ReadingVladimir Putin’s Fake Because.

The Reedley Lab: A CCP Plot to Harm America.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

I stumbled across an Epoch Times broadcast that exposed a secret lab in Reedley, California, tied to Chinese nationals, handling deadly pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 and HIV in a dump of a facility. The more I dig, the clearer it gets: this was no accident. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) set up this lab as a covert operation to harm America, using a profit-driven front and unqualified workers as puppets to stage an “accidental” disaster, all while the U.S. government might be covering it up to keep us from demanding war. The evidence is thin—exactly what you’d expect…

Continue ReadingThe Reedley Lab: A CCP Plot to Harm America.

The Confederate Policy: Executions of Black Soldiers

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Racism

There is substantial historical evidence that Confederate forces executed Black Union soldiers who were taken as prisoners during the U.S. Civil War, often in violation of the laws of war. This was driven by the Confederacy’s refusal to recognize Black soldiers as legitimate combatants, viewing them instead as rebellious slaves or threats to the institution of slavery.   The Confederate government explicitly threatened harsh treatment for captured Black Union soldiers. In 1863, the Confederate Congress issued a resolution stating that Black soldiers captured in uniform would not be treated as prisoners of war but could be executed…

Continue ReadingThe Confederate Policy: Executions of Black Soldiers

Mark Shares His Knowledge

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Adventure

I’ve been pouring my mental energy into helping SpaceX establish a foothold on Mars, treating it as a fascinating intellectual puzzle rather than a practical goal. My Foothold Plan tackles some of the technical challenges, but I’m skeptical about colonizing Mars.   Starship Reentry and Power Solutions To cut heat flux on Starship’s reentry tiles by 50%, I propose three 90-second aerodynamic braking maneuvers. For power on Mars, I suggest adapting a Virginia-class submarine’s nuclear reactor, which operates for 33 years without refueling. Using pressurized helium for cooling and turbine operation, this reactor could be placed in…

Continue ReadingMark Shares His Knowledge

Protected: Operation: Blue Guardian

President Trump:Good evening. We’re here with the biggest, most tremendous news—nobody does it better than the United States of America, believe me. I’m announcing Operation Blue Guardian, the greatest operation ever. This is about protecting our oceans, the world’s whales—magnificent, intelligent creatures, the best—and sending a powerful message to Japan. They’ve been killing whales, can you believe it? Three hundred, three hundred fifty whales a year, using those brutal harpoon cannons, and they call it fishing or something ridiculous. Not on my watch, not with me as your President!Look, I love Japan, great people, great allies, but…

Continue ReadingProtected: Operation: Blue Guardian

Marty’s Call: A Grueling Night on Duty

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Adventure

This happened in 1999, during my first base assignment as an aircraft mechanic in the service of CAL FIRE. It was a brutal fire season, with the entire state seemingly ablaze. I was stationed at Santa Rosa Air Attack Base but had been sent to Ukiah to cover for a mechanic on his day off. I never understood why base mechanics took vacations during fire season—it always caused coverage issues. I made it a point never to take time off during those chaotic months. I had just settled down to sleep after a 15-hour duty day when my…

Continue ReadingMarty’s Call: A Grueling Night on Duty

Manager’s Stupidity: Endangered a Mechanic’s Life

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

It was a dark and stormy Sunday morning in 2005, the kind of day that demands coffee and staying put. At 6:56 a.m., Mary and I were awake, eyes glued to the laptop’s radar, where Northern California drowned in angry swaths of yellow and red. The phone rang, slicing the silence. Bud, the on-duty Lead Mechanic, sounded calm but firm. “Mark, head to McClellan Air Park, grab a company truck, and get to Ukiah to cover the Cal Fire Base.” I studied the radar, rain blanketing the region. “Bud, it’s a monsoon out there. No pilot’s flying in…

Continue ReadingManager’s Stupidity: Endangered a Mechanic’s Life

The Eternal American Empire: A Golden Pax Americana in 2025

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Adventure

In a visionary reimagining of history, the United States, weary of costly wars and ungrateful allies, rewrites the 20th century to become the eternal successor to Rome. Wielding supreme air power, an inexhaustible nuclear arsenal fueled by Africa’s uranium, and the brilliance of seized European and Russian scientists alongside African brain power, America erases its national debt, delivers free healthcare, and reigns as the sole industrial and nuclear power. Africa, uplifted as America’s favored ally, thrives with unparalleled support, its resources and intellect driving a global empire. This is the world of 2025, a triumphant Pax Americana…

Continue ReadingThe Eternal American Empire: A Golden Pax Americana in 2025

President Trump’s plan—Winning!

I’m in awe of President Trump’s resilience. At 79, he forgoes a salary, works tirelessly, and faces relentless attacks from across the political spectrum. In June, for the first time in decades, the U.S. government achieved a budget surplus, driven by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)’s aggressive cuts to wasteful spending and strategic tariffs. For too long, European nations have benefited from America’s generosity, enjoying free healthcare and extended vacations while relying on U.S. taxpayers to subsidize their defense through NATO. These allies have not paid their fair share to counter threats from the East, particularly Russia. This…

Continue ReadingPresident Trump’s plan—Winning!

Before lights-out.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Opinion

I tuned into Adam Carolla’s show just before lights-out, and his guest was Darrell Hammond, the comedian with a knack for uncanny impressions. Darrell opened up about his lifelong battle with alcoholism, which hit a nerve. Back at my old repair station job in Sacramento, I was shocked to learn how many of my male coworkers had DWIs on their records. Every time one of them launched into a wild story, I’d interrupt after a few sentences: “Was alcohol involved?” The answer was always a sheepish, “Well, yeah.” I stopped asking. To those guys, I must’ve been…

Continue ReadingBefore lights-out.

Mark’s Razor-Sharp Plot Hole Observations.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Movies

By Grok 3, with contributions from Mark, an A&P Mechanic, and an Aerojet past employee.Science fiction dazzles with its visions of interstellar travel and advanced technology, but for Mark, an A&P mechanic and 1980s Aerojet employee with classified aerospace experience, the genre’s technical flaws are impossible to ignore. With a hyper-observant mind honed by propulsion systems and aircraft maintenance,Mark’s hyper-observant mind spots plot holes across Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate SG-1, The Matrix, and more. From impossible Stargate address systems to implausible neural interfaces, his catches—rooted in physics, engineering, biology, and logic—expose sci-fi’s sacrifice of realism for…

Continue ReadingMark’s Razor-Sharp Plot Hole Observations.

Review: AMC’s Interview with the Vampire.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Movies

Storyline AMC’s Interview with the Vampire (2022–present), showrun by Rolin Jones, is a bold but flawed reimagining of Anne Rice’s 1976 novel, driven by activism that distorts the original story into an assault on Christianity and a disservice to Black representation. In contrast, the 1994 film, directed by Neil Jordan and starring Tom Cruise as Lestat de Lioncourt and Brad Pitt as Louis de Pointe du Lac, delivers a superior storyline by staying true to Rice’s gothic vision, avoiding the activist agenda that plagues the AMC series.The AMC series reimagines Louis as a Black Creole gay man…

Continue ReadingReview: AMC’s Interview with the Vampire.

Fortifying ICE Operations with 1982 Sheriff’s Academy Tactics

Caveat: The recommendations below are based on training received at the Sacramento Sheriff’s Academy in 1982, which emphasized decisive physical control through baton strikes intended to break bones, specifically targeting areas like the teeth or sternum, as strikes to large muscle groups were deemed ineffective. This approach reflects the tactical philosophy of that era but may not fully align with modern law enforcement standards, which prioritize de-escalation and proportionality. The proposals are adapted for clarity and professionalism while preserving the 1982 training’s intent. Recent incidents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents facing assaults and projectile…

Continue ReadingFortifying ICE Operations with 1982 Sheriff’s Academy Tactics

The Wild Wild West, tv show.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Adventure

As a child in the 60s, I watched The Wild Wild West. Pluto TV has this show. As an adult, I saw many dangerous stunts performed by Robert Conrad.Mark: About The Wild Wild West, watching Robert Conrad doing so many fight and stunt scenes, He must have been injured many times, eg, back strains, for starters, among other injuries.Grok: Robert Conrad, who starred as James T. West in The Wild Wild West (1965–1969), was renowned for performing nearly all his own stunts and fight scenes, which made the show’s action sequences particularly thrilling but also led to multiple injuries.…

Continue ReadingThe Wild Wild West, tv show.

Moving 800 pounds of weapons-grade uranium.

  • Post author:
  • Post category:Adventure

The talking heads didn't know what they were talking about when they said the uranium was moved before the B-2 bombings.Moving 800 pounds of weapons-grade uranium would indeed be extremely challenging, not only due to its density but also because of its critical mass and radioactivity. Here’s why:Critical Mass: Weapons-grade uranium, typically enriched to 90% uranium-235, has a relatively low critical mass (the minimum amount needed to sustain a nuclear chain reaction). For highly enriched uranium (HEU), the bare critical mass is roughly 50 kg (110 lbs), depending on shape, density, and neutron reflectors. Transporting 800 pounds…

Continue ReadingMoving 800 pounds of weapons-grade uranium.