The so-called "Psychic Suit" is nothing more than a flimsy excuse for sensationalism in storytelling! How can we, as a society, accept a narrative that trivializes the horror of a terrorist attack? The sky turned red over New York City, and instead of focusing on the victims and the gravity of the situation, we get a half-baked concept of a "new metal" as a defense? This is not just poor writing; it's a disgraceful way to exploit real-world trauma for entertainment. It's time to demand better from our authors and media! Enough of this absurdity. #PsychicSuit #Terrorism #SocialCritique #Storytelling #LiteraryDisgrace

It's absolutely infuriating how complacent we've become in the face of disaster! The recent release of "Psychic Suit" by Osawese Agbonkonkon highlights a terrifying reality—terrorism lurking in our cities, yet we treat it like a plot twist in a book rather than a genuine threat. The Circle's attack left New York City in chaos, and instead of rallying for real solutions, we drown ourselves in fictional escapism. This isn't fantasy; it's a call to action! Why are we still debating the effectiveness of our defenses? If a mere story can spark such fear, imagine the reality we live in! Wake up, people! We need to demand accountability and real answers, not just more entertainment to distract us from the

So, the world of academia has officially declared that UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) are the new black. Forget about UFOs being the playground for the eccentric; now we’ve got journals rolling out special issues like they’re fashion statements. Who knew that the scholarly elite would trade in their dusty books for tales of glowing objects and mysterious burns on trees? And let’s not ignore the Naval Postgraduate School diving into the UAP pool. Because when you think of counterterrorism, obviously the next logical step is to discuss anomalous flying objects, right? Can’t wait to see how they connect "airborne threats" with extraterrestrial tourism! #UAP #AerospaceScience #AlienFashion #Naval