Thursday Flotsam and Jetsam
Miscellaneous thoughts and observations.
Donald Trump warns that if he's found guilty in any of his trials that Joe Biden could see charges against him and his family after he leaves office. This is also another argument for Biden refusing to step aside for the 2024 election because his handlers are aware of this and Biden would rather die in office plus it raises the question - why aren't Republican State AG's preparing cases against Barack Obama now?... Starting to understand why Chip Kelly couldn't wait to re-sign as head football coach at UCLA... Politicians love sending emails asking for money saying, "Final time I'll reach out" but its never the final time they send you an email asking for money... Who knew? The term "film noir" was coined after French magazine Serie Noir which featured the works of writers like Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler, and James Cain... Reminder that Burisma admitted to bribing Joe Biden with a $900,000 lump sum payment under oath in Ukrainian court. This fact was largely ignored by the US corporate media and still is... Still say that if Starlink was really targeting rural American they would make their Starlink base stations available in Tractor Supply stores instead of Home Depot... My high school no longer exists - so I understand how graduates of Columbia University feel... It has been said that the closed mind is one of the biggest enemies of freedom and I would have to agree... Also still say some studio should come out with a streaming channel of nothing but unaired or failed pilot episodes. You know they have plenty of those and they already paid for them. It would be free money... Thought that will keep you up at night: did Joe Biden select Kamala Harris to be his running mate so he wouldn't be considered the worst VP in history?... Agree with the view that the proper way to end these college protests in to simply suspend or expel any protester who is a student and press charges against any protester who is not... Raymond Chandler once wrote, "All very well to talk about the patriotic duty of voting and so forth, but why should it be my duty to choose either of two candidates when I don't believe either has any business in the White House?" He wrote that in 1949 about the 1950 Presidential election between Dwight Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson. Reflects many people's feelings today...
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