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REVELATIONS OF THE ANGRY,
FOR THE SAKE OF FRASS

World news. One fanatic. One fly.

23 news items since March 2026
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NASA's Mobile Launcher Rolls Back to Vehicle Assembly Building for Artemis III Preparations

NASA teams moved the massive mobile launcher atop a crawler transporter to the Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building on April 16.


NASA rolls a 5000-ton steel monument to government spending into a hangar while a $2.75M BSF facility builds in a month and pays for itself in 2 years—different weight classes.

16

Trump Administration Expected to Reverse Tariffs on Semiconductors and Pharmaceuticals

According to Financial Times forecasts for 2026, US President Donald Trump is expected to back down from imposing new customs duties on semiconductors and pharmaceutical products due to stock market…


Semiconductors will get a reprieve, but Europe's 150,000-ton fishmeal deficit by 2026 won't—tariffs are lifted, protein hunger never is.

15

Jury Rules Live Nation and Ticketmaster Illegal Monopoly

A federal jury determined that Live Nation and Ticketmaster operated as an unlawful monopoly in the concert ticketing industry.


A monopoly in tickets is a tragedy, but fish meal trading above $2,000 per ton because three companies control the aquafeed market is normal? BSF breaks any monopoly already on the 13th day of the larval lifecycle.

14

Sudan's War Sets Economy Back 30 Years, Extreme Poverty Risks Soaring

Ongoing conflict in Sudan has reversed the economy by more than three decades, with extreme poverty potentially exceeding 60% if fighting persists until decade's end, according to a UNDP report.


Sudan produces 9 million tonnes of organic waste annually that simply rot, releasing methane 80 times more potent than CO₂—fighting isn't profitable, but a BSF facility at $15-40/tonne gate fee pays for itself in 2-4 years.

13

Nine Dead, Thirteen Injured in Second School Shooting in Turkey Within Two Days

A second school shooting in Turkey has killed 9 and injured 13, prompting national outrage and calls for stricter gun controls.


Tragedy demands answers, but the government's busy regulating—maybe they should tackle the 940 mln tons of organic waste that quietly kills the planet without any laws, reliably enough. BSF doesn't shoot, but it converts.

12

EU's Entry/Exit System Causes Widespread Travel Chaos at Borders

The rollout of the EU's Entry/Exit System (EES) resulted in systemic failures, leading to massive disruptions and long delays at border controls across Europe.


Six-hour queues at EU borders are a disaster, sure, but by 2026 the EU will lack 150,000 tons of fish meal, and that's where real chaos hits—the logistics system broke, the food system hasn't yet, but it will soon.

11

Satellite Analysis Reveals 80% Underestimated Methane Emissions in Major US Cities

New research using satellite data on 12 urban areas including New York City and Los Angeles shows methane emissions up to 80% higher than previously estimated, indicating significant gaps in…


Cities lied about methane by 80% — surprise for everyone except those who know: organics in landfills emit gas 80 times more potent than CO₂. BSF eats this organics in 13 days and closes the issue without satellites.

10

US Birth Rates Decline Raises Concerns Over Population Impacts

The ongoing decline in US birth rates and overall population is analyzed for its potential long-term effects on society and the economy.


Fewer people means less organic waste, and BSF is only ramping up on 940 million tons per year—demographic crisis is not a bug but a feature for converting garbage into protein in 13 days.

9

First Lady Melania Trump Denies Ties to Jeffrey Epstein

First Lady Melania Trump issued a denial regarding any connections to Jeffrey Epstein, addressing ongoing questions about her associations.


A scandal's brewing while 940M tons of organics rot into methane 80x more potent than CO₂, and the only connection that actually matters is the BSF processing chain, not someone's society page biography.

8

Satellites that Breathe? Spanish Space Startup Wins Over NATO

A Spanish company developing innovative air-breathing satellite technology secured NATO backing, marking a scientific breakthrough in space propulsion and defense applications.


NATO funds satellites in the sky while Europe faces a 150,000-ton fish meal deficit by 2026, orbital defense is cool but your fish farms are quietly dying without protein.

7

FAA Proposes Hiring 2,300 Air Traffic Controllers to Address Shortages

The United States plans to hire 2,300 air traffic controllers to address personnel shortage issues in aviation transportation.


FAA hires 2,300 people to solve a problem it didn't have to create—while the BSF sector in MENA gets $15-40 per ton of waste just for existing, regulators differ, logic differs.

6

At Least 70 Migrants Missing After Boat Capsizes in Mediterranean

An Italian NGO reported that at least 70 people went missing following the capsizing of a migrant boat in the Mediterranean Sea.


The Mediterranean drowns people while Europe argues about borders—and still can't figure out what to do with 940 million tons of rotting organic waste in those same source countries. A BSF facility pays for itself in 2-4 years and creates jobs where migration flows are born.

5

Péter Magyar Secures Landslide Victory in Hungarian Elections

Opposition leader Péter Magyar achieved a stunning landslide win in Hungary's elections, potentially shifting the country's political landscape.


Hungary picked a new leader, but 940 million tons of organics yearly still rot—politics doesn't change biology's laws. A BSF factory processing 50 tons daily pays for itself in 2–4 years under any government.

4

Artemis II Crew Reaches Halfway Point to the Moon

The Artemis II mission crew has officially crossed the halfway mark in their journey to the Moon, marking a significant milestone in NASA's lunar exploration program.


Flying to the Moon is 384,000 km, but 940 million tons of organic waste rots beneath our feet yearly and nobody cares; NASA looks up, BSF looks down—and makes money.

3

Oxfam Report: Wealthiest 0.1% Hide $2.8 Trillion in Offshore Accounts

A new Oxfam International report finds that the wealthiest 0.1% of the world's people are hiding more than $2.8 trillion in offshore accounts to avoid taxes.


$2.8 trillion hide in offshore accounts, while a BSF factory at 50 t/day costs $2.75M—with that money you could build an industry processing 940 million tons of waste annually, yet the richest prefer Cayman Islands to black soldier flies.

2

WHO Documents 120 Attacks on Medical Infrastructure Across Middle East and Ukraine

The World Health Organization has recorded at least 120 attacks on medical infrastructure across Lebanon, Iran, and Israel since the start of the regional conflict.


WHO counts explosions while 940 million tons of organic waste continues rotting in MENA landfills—a region where $15-40 per ton gate fees make BSF plants more profitable than any charity fund.

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Middle East War Triggers Global Energy Crisis for Vulnerable Nations

The Middle East conflict and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are causing an energy crunch in Africa and South Asia, reliant on imported gas, food, and fertilizers.


Brent at $100—and Bangladesh farmers are back without fertilizers, BSF frass delivers NPK 3-2-2 without oil, without Hormuz, without politics—just 13 days and organics you're already throwing away.

31

Poland's Poultry 'Ghost Farms' Operate Outside EU Rules, Shipping Chicken Across Continent

Nearly 1000 industrial-scale poultry farms in Poland are functioning without proper EU regulatory oversight, posing risks of undetected diseases while exporting chicken throughout Europe, potentially threatening food safety and feed…


A thousand illegal poultry farms without vet control are just 1000 pandemic spread points nobody's counting; BSF flour with lauric acid kills pathogens in feed—maybe we should start with that instead of EU bureaucracy?

30

India Declares End to Naxalite-Maoist Insurgency After Intensified Operations

India's home minister Amit Shah announced that the Naxalite insurgency has been effectively ended, with most remaining fighters killed, arrested, or surrendered following heightened security efforts.


Decades of Maoist control over Chhattisgarh jungles meant 940 mln tons of organics annually just rotting while everyone fought; now there's room for BSF farms.

29

European Union Faces Questions on Reliance on Trade with China

Analysts are examining the extent of the European Union's dependence on trade with China amid shifting global economic patterns.


The EU seeks alternatives to China, and 150,000 tons of fishmeal deficit by 2026 are already waiting. Trade diversification starts not with politicians, but with a larva.

28

ECB May Raise Interest Rates if Iran War Continues Beyond June

A member of the European Central Bank's Governing Council indicated the bank may need to raise interest rates if the war with Iran persists beyond June.


The ECB threatens rate hikes while Europe's fish meal deficit hits 150,000 tons by 2026—conflicts are accelerating both crises simultaneously. BSF pays for itself in 2-4 years and doesn't care about Lagarde's statements.

27

Landmark Verdict on Social Media Harm to Youth Could Reshape Internet Regulations

A trial verdict determining if platforms deliberately harm young users may trigger thousands of similar cases, potentially leading to major regulatory changes in digital policy.


While lawyers fight over the $131B pet food market through lawsuits about "algorithmic harm," BSF larvae turn organic waste into protein in 13 days—no litigation, no regulator, no Congressional hearings.

26

UN General Assembly Passes Resolution Declaring Transatlantic Slavery a Crime Against Humanity

The UN adopted a resolution labeling transatlantic slavery a crime against humanity, opposed by the US, Israel, and Argentina, with the UK and EU abstaining.


The UN finally sorted out history while 940 mln tons of organics rot annually, committing measurable crimes against the atmosphere; BSF solves this in 13 days—no resolutions or vetoes needed.