And not only that, but physics can't explain how it dives into the water now and then when it's hungry, and it emerges with a small UFO in its beak. So this is all a mystery and I hope somebody smart can unravel this because it looks like we've been visited by extraterrestrials.

So today I invested in some Ericsson stock. You know, the telecom company from Sweden. They make equipment that competes with Huawei and China. And Beijing is apparently threatening Sweden because Sweden banned Huawei's technology and is threatening to retaliate against Ericsson because that's a big company in Sweden. So just to support Ericsson I immediately went online and bought a bunch of their stock.

Now let me be careful here. I don't necessarily believe that's a good investment, you understand that, right? It's not a recommendation. I don't make financial recommendations except to diversify. And I got rid of my Turkish telecom, by the way. An update: I used to have some stock in the Turkish cell phone company but I sold that last week for patriotic reasons because Turkey is just not playing nice. And now I'm buying some Ericsson also to defend them basically, just to defend their stock. Now I don't think that it's priced — apparently the analysts are not in love with it — so I can't tell you that you should buy a lot of it. But if you wanted to buy it for, let's just say, anti-China reasons, it's out there. Yeah, that's an option.

Israel apparently gave some warning recently to a building that had Al Jazeera and the Associated Press but reportedly also maybe some Hamas secret service in it. I don't know for sure. I don't know that that's a confirmed thing. But they gave them a little warning and then it looks like they shot two missiles into the base of the building and it was a very impressive, relatively controlled explosion in which the building sort of went down like this. It was impressive. I didn't know that you could bring down a building almost like a controlled demolition if you hit it just right and you know how the building is built, apparently. But they can, because that's what happened.

And I have the following comments about this. I think that going forward, and certainly it's already been true, that when there's a military action between a strong military power and let's say a smaller military power — could be terrorists, could be ISIS or something — that the first thing the strong military wants to do is get rid of the media. Because the strongest military can't do what it needs to do, which is going to get really bloody and there's going to be a lot of bodies. Some of them will be civilians, maybe a