Jeff Hancock

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Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· 3d

iPhone 3G (3.5" tall) Pixel Pro (6.3"tall)

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· 12d

There is precedent

Peer-reviewed by nobody, but the trendline speaks for itself: every soda betrayal lines up with a fresh civilizational low, and 7Up's lemon-lime-to-lime-lemon reversal in 2023 sends the index straight off the chart — exactly as Ward Carroll predicted.

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· 19d

Feb 2025 — Signed National Security Presidential Memorandum 2 (NSPM-2), directing "maximum pressure" on Iran through sanctions, diplomacy, and legal action to force it to abandon its nuclear program and support for terrorist groups. ...

Here's a timeline of Trump's threats against Iran, drawing on his public statements from early 2025 through this week.

Feb 2025 — Signed National Security Presidential Memorandum 2 (NSPM-2), directing "maximum pressure" on Iran through sanctions, diplomacy, and legal action to force it to abandon its nuclear program and support for terrorist groups.
Mar 30, 2025 — Threatens bombing unless new nuclear deal reached.

Dec 29, 2025 — "We'll knock the hell out of them."

Late Jan 2026 — Could attack "with speed and violence"; "massive armada" heading to Iran.

Feb 28, 2026 — U.S./Israel strikes begin (Operation Epic Fury / Roaring Lion).

Mar 2, 2026 — "We projected four to five weeks, but we have capability to go far longer than that."

Mar 21, 2026 — 48-hr ultimatum: "the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various POWER PLANTS, STARTING WITH THE BIGGEST ONE FIRST!"

Mar 22, 2026 — "Total decimation of Iran."

Mar 23, 2026 — Extends deadline 5 days; "very good and productive conversations."

Mar 30, 2026 — Will "completely obliterate" electric plants, oil wells, Kharg Island.

Apr 7, 2026 — "A whole civilization will die tonight."

Jun 11, 2026 — U.S. forces would hit Iran "VERY HARD TONIGHT," also "taking Kharg Island, and other oil infrastructure points." Hours later, cancels strikes.

Aug 1, 2026 — "Locked and loaded and ready" to attack "at levels of Military Terror, Strength, and Power not seen since World War II"; then calls it off.

Aug 2–3, 2026 — Calls Iran "unbelievably duplicitous" after it denies resumed talks.

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· Jul 22

This was not a significant percentage in a state Democrats won 52% to 46% in the 2024 Presidential Election.

Comparison of the effects of this error to registrations and votes cast in 2024, 0.10% and 0.01% respectively

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· Jun 15

Sails on the Potomac. Tall Ships visited Alexandria, VA this past weekend as part of #alexandria250 celebrations. #sail250. See alt text for details about each ship. #photography

Gazela – Barkentine, 140 feet long on deck
The Gazela is the oldest and largest ship at Sails on the Potomac. She was built in Portugal in 1883. The Gazela fished in the Grand Banks off Newfoundland, Canada until 1969, when she was retired due to damage. Since the 1970s, she has served as an educational vessel in Philadelphia.

Sultana – Schooner, 52 feet long on deck
The Sultana is a full-scale reproduction of a Royal Navy schooner that served in the American colonies from 1768 to 1772. She played a role in the rising tensions between the British and Americans on the eve of the Revolution. In 1768, Sultana transported thousands of troops to Boston to subdue rebellious colonists. She also patrolled the Atlantic Coast to enforce the Townsend Acts and search ship cargos.

Providence – Sloop, 61 feet long on deck
The Providence, originally named the Katy, is a reproduction of one of the first ships in the Continental Navy. The Katy was a merchant ship, whaler, privateer, and flagship of the Rhode Island Navy. The Providence had a distinguished record in the Revolutionary War, including seizing more than 40 ships, capturing Fort Nassau in the Bahamas, and escaping a British blockade.

You don't have to catch the Providence today, it's home ported here in Alexandria and is attached to a bar!

Kalmar Nyckel – Dutch Pinnace, 93 feet long on deck
The Kalmar Nyckel is a full-scale, accurate reproduction of a ship that served alternatingly as a colonial vessel and a warship in the Swedish Navy. In 1638, Swedish colonists in the Kalmar Nyckel arrived in Lenape land that became Delaware. Since 1997, the ship has served as a floating classroom to teach maritime heritage and history.

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· Jun 8

Same reason I used my 150-600 mm for this one

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· May 26

Googling does work. I had to get to the bottom of the third page of "scalzi" results before I found one that didn't refer to the John Scalzi we know and love.

John Scalzi (@johnscalziabc7) - Mentions

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John Scalzi. 3024 likes · 3 talking about this. Meteorologist at ABC 7 in Sarasota/Bradenton, Florida.

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· May 20

And the next 5

Bottom 5 score table:
Score table for the bottom five US fighter jets rated 1–5 across six axes. F/A-18 Hornet, F-86 Sabre, and F-4 Phantom II tie at 22 points. The Hornet leads the group on performance and mission fit; the F-86 and F-8 Crusader share the same air-to-air score of 4, reflecting strong but unverifiable kill ratios from Korea and Vietnam respectively. The F-4 Phantom's peer superiority score of 5 is its only standout — it was genuinely revolutionary when introduced but its Vietnam air-to-air record of 2 directly inspired the creation of the Navy Fighter Weapons School. F-8 Crusader scores 20 with no axis above 4. The F-11 Tiger scores 10 — the lowest total on either chart, with no score above 2 and an air-to-air record of 1, included on TomcatJunkie's original list by his own admission due to Grumman bias.

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· May 20

@alexhollings52.bsky.social I replied to your post on the bad old site, by my work on the 5 Best US Fighters topic was too good not to share here with @wardcarroll.bsky.social @drlaplace.bsky.social and others I worked with Claude to come up with and populate a ranking system

give me some alt text for the radar and the table6:29 PMClaude responded: Top 5 radar chart:Top 5 radar chart:
Radar chart scoring the five highest-ranked US fighter jets across six axes: performance, mission fit, air-to-air combat record, tech innovation, public love, and peer superiority. The F-22 Raptor peaks on performance and peer superiority but collapses on air-to-air — it has never engaged an enemy aircraft. The F-15 Eagle is the only jet to score a 5 on air-to-air, reflecting its 104-0 all-time record. The F-14 Tomcat's only standout is public love, driven almost entirely by Top Gun. The F-16 Falcon and F-35 Lightning II show the most balanced shapes, with no dramatic spikes or gaps. F-15 and F-14 tie at 26 points; F-16 scores 25; F-22 and F-35 tie at 24.

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· May 15

Filled in as guest host on this week's Headlines Show for @nonetakenpod.bsky.social -- U.S.-Iran ceasefire theater, voting rights losses, inflation at a 3-year high, and more. Listen wherever you get podcasts or at nonetakenpod.com

Jeff Hancock@jeffhancockphoto· May 14

Claude and I worked to find an indicator and a representation that would show the divide between the S&P and the economy. We settled on consumer sentiment. They used to track well but have really gone off the rails during the two Trump administrations See alt text for an explanation