Red Beacon Daily News 07.07.2026

Red Beacon Daily News July seventh, twenty twenty six. Big story today, Trump says end of Ukraine war maybe closer than people realize. Sounds good. We haven't finished the Iran war yet, though, Zelensky said Trump told him Kiev is doing very well with its long range drone attacks. Inside rush of this from the Epic Times, President Donald Trump said on July sixth at a solution to the war in Ukraine is getting closer than people realize. As he prepares to meet Ukrainian President Volodomort Zolensky on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump said he had a good call over the weekend with the Russian President Vladimir Putin. A Kremlin aide said that the call was constructive and lasted eighty five minutes. That's a long call. That's either good or bad. This is one quote. This is one that I think we're getting much closer than people realize, and President Putin wants it to end. I will tell you that very strongly. Trump told reporters in the Oval office, Hey, it's good, there's nothing wrong with it. Let's get it wrapped up. Let's get it over with Let's get it done. Let's get Iran done and move on, move on with lives. You know what I mean, Let's move right the hell on with lives. Tired of it? War? Everybody else, I know you're all tired of it. Who's not tired of war? Who's sitting around waiting for war? And then the thing about Ukraine is I felt this way for a couple of months, but I haven't said it out loud yet. I'll say it out loud on this show. The Ukraine War is becoming a sport for the American probably Europeans too, Australians, you know, whoever else can get it. But yeah, it is. It is a mortifying sort of form of entertainment that has taken root over all these years. I don't care what you say. I don't im vibe personally, but I see strange headlines, I see strange videos. I see that the changing in the way that the war videos are presented. Right, Watch as Russian runs from drone, Watch as Ukrainian tricks Russian soldier with drone, and I'm suddenly, oh, there's a growing audience for this here war sport that's happening over there in Ukraine. It's very dark. It's a very dark thing. But it's real. You better bet your ass it's real, you know what I mean? So yeah, let's wrap it up. You know the direction we're headed otherwise. I don't know how much I like that one, but you know, it is what it is, so very interesting eyes on AI today, you were It's just gonna keep Goingh's you'r AI assistant here. We've got a bit of a news situation. This is a very interesting situation right here. Man. So Tilly Norwood, have you heard of her Grammy winning? Not yet, but in the future. Tilly Norwood is not real. This is not a real girl. This is an AI actor created by a London based outfit called Particle six. Right and Tilly the fake AI actress. I'm supposed to call her an actor now soon noan gets upset. Actress has landed her first feature film role. Misaligned is described as a hybrid production with traditional film and TV creatives working alongside AI specialists with AI training. Particle six founder, founded by Eleen vander Velden, Really Eleen Vandervelden, says it's uh. It has retrained and upskilled its own team of thirty plus our work this year has proven something we suspected all along. AI can support the premium narrative of filmmaking. Man, that is a wild one, right there. Man. That's the way I gotta get rid of this news story because it's breaking. But that is wild. Tillie Norwood not an actress in real light. She doesn't exist, she's not real. She's a complete AI construct from this Particle six group, and she's gonna be in a feature film and been a lot of crap films. This year grew some great ones. Vince Mawson. One's been some fun ones. What happens to an actress in Hollywood? If film debuts on the same weekend as Tilly here and Tilly beats her out? That's dark. That's dark. But it's real, folks, it's very real. We'll just have to see. Only time will tell. Will they be? Uh? It almost starts to you get a sense of like possible segregation, you know what I mean. You get like a feeling of segregation. You start thinking they're gonna be AI movie theaters, they're gonna be AI. This is they're gonna be AI that maybe maybe not, maybe maybe not. I'm gonna do we're gonna do a little bit of prepper tech and a little bit of good news wrapped up in one today from my personal favorite water filtration company, hydro Blue. Okay, now, there's no denying that this diversive flow is you know, it is unbelievable prepper tech. It's a hydro of hollow fiber. Is that what It's called holofiber hollow fiber membrane right, which a lot of these work on. The whole concept is that the hollow fiber, the hollowness of the fiber is smaller, like small enough to let water through, but not not so small that the water can't that. 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Now this one is a little sad what we're gonna get into today. I was looking for some lines from those. It doesn't matter what I was doing yesterday. It's not that interesting to you, nor is it your business. But I am in the greatest, one of the greatest books ever to exist, Immortal Poems of the English Language, edited by Oscar Williams. Really, I mean, I'm in this book constantly. I'm in this book. Can chin thank you? This one here is a little dark. It's by uh, I'm not exactly sure pronounce his name, Vashell Lindsay Voskell Lindsay eighteen seventy nine to nineteen thirty one. It's a very short read. It's called The leadin Eyed, The Leaden Eyed, and it's about children. And you think about things like technology today, you think about cell phones, You think about the leaden eyed children that you see in the world Why poetry moves me, why it moves you probably why you avoid it or have been taught to avoid it is because it is truth incarnate, and it's truth across generations. It is without having to read an entire history book. Right, it's a burrier or entry reading history. Not everybody can sit down and read. I mean you can, but you won't. The thing about a poem is that in ten lines it can tell you the story about children in a way that will make you go, oh, okay. Are these as desperate at times as we think? Are these as different at times as they think? Or or is the king Ecclesiastes right right? There's nothing new under the sun. Listen to the leadin eyed, leadin eyed. Let not young souls be smothered out before they do quaint deeds and fully flaunt their pride. It is the world's one crime. It's babies grow dull. It's poor our ox like limp and leadin eyed, leadin eyed. Not that they starve, but starve so dreamlessly. Not that they sow, but they seldom reap. Not that they serve, but have no gods to serve. Not that they die, but that they die like sheep. The Leadin Eyed Raquel Lindsay, probably written in them, you know, late eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds, long before the iPhone, folks, long before the iPhone, and which you know. This is the reason I bring these poems to your attention, because I know you think that the day's troubles are unique to you. But most of what we go through, we've been going through. And graft yourself to God, and you know, do what in your heart and soul you know is right, even though it hurts, even though it's hard, even though to make people mad at you and not like you, and all of them, you know, your soul is in your keeping alone, to quote a great movie. That's it for today, folks, Red Beacon Daily News. I hope you enjoyed it. I don't think there's another news blitz out there that's doing anything like what we're doing here at Red Beacon Daily News. Look for Redbeaconmedia dot Com should be coming very soon, days days away, a whole new experience, all right. 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