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Military-tech businesses linked to Tolkien

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By Dennis Wagner Verified
| The Coronado News Verified
As one enters the rabbit hole of President Trump’s ties within military-tech industries, it becomes apparent that key players are linked by familiarity with JJR Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings” novels, as well as financial and political interests. In fact, the tech billionaires often name their businesses after magical characters, items and places found in Tolkien’s fantasy trilogy about a Hobbit. Among the examples: – Anduril Industries: Anduril is a sword with the power to instill fear in enemies.
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How did NASCAR get approved to race on a major U.S. Navy base?

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By Dennis Wagner Verified
| The Coronado News Verified
In July of last year, the U.S. military breathlessly announced plans for Coronado to host NASCAR racing in 2026, bringing one of the world’s premier stock car events to the island. “NASCAR embodies the very best of the American spirit through speed, precision and an unyielding pursuit of excellence,” declared then Navy Secretary John C. Phelan.
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Veolia: A look at the track record of a mega-corporation operating the border sewage plant

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By Dennis Wagner Verified
| The Coronado News Verified
Amid beach closure signs and a stench of human waste, there are at least two ways to perceive Veolia, the corporation that operates a border sewage treatment plant at the center of San Diego County’s coastal pollution crisis. From a critic’s viewpoint – as expressed in courtrooms and by industry watchdogs — the French conglomerate is an international behemoth that puts profits over the environment and public health.
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