Debt Rattle July 17 2026
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[See the full post at: Debt Rattle July 17 2026]“Do not indulge in dreams of having what you have not, but reckon up the greatest of the blessings you do possess, and then thankfully remember how you would crave for them if they were not yours.”
Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, 180 ADThe New Impuisant Light Weight
Take your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
The homeless, tempest-tost
and shove em where the sun don’t shinefound inside The Statue of Idolatry
“Hell, I came here so I wouldn’t get bombed at home”
Heard inside an ICE detention centerMonkees and grapes, knowledge of which is all that is needed to understand the state of humanity at this moment.
@ WES
BC’s blueberries are great.
We did a pick your own on Wed., 20 lbs. at $3.00/lbs., less than 2 hrs.
Froze them in meal size baggies for enjoyment this winter.
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Revelations/Perceptions/Distortions/Illusions/dreams/fictions/memories/stimulations/motivations
Everyone has a reasoned logical perspective that contains incorrect false assumptions or lies that blinds them to reality
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoulder_angel
A shoulder angel is a plot device used for dramatic and/or humorous effect in fiction, mainly in animation and comic books/strips. The angel represents conscience and is often accompanied by a shoulder devil representing temptation. They are a useful convention for depicting the inner conflict of a character.
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Pablo Picasso The Dream 1932
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Compromise/cheating/lost/stole/vulnerable to exploitation/fair and honest elections
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Political Terrorism and Propaganda.
Capitalism vs Communism/SocialismStephen Miller: “Here in the United States, we have taken the necessary and essential action formally recognizing left-wing violence as a form of political terrorism that is a direct threat to our national security and the survival of our republican form of government.”
a deliberate, ideologically motivated strategy to destabilize free societies by violently targeting our political and economic systems, including attacks against private citizens, government officials, police and law enforcement, businesses, and critical infrastructure around the globe.
For too long, however, this threat has remained a blind spot in the international community’s counterterrorism focus, underestimated and under-resourced, despite the danger it poses.—————–
https://pjmedia.com/athena-thorne/2026/07/16/so-predictable-squalid-half-mile-long-homeless-encampment-springs-up-on-manhattans-west-side-n4955102
SO Predictable: Half-Mile-Long Homeless Encampment Springs Up on Manhattan’s West Side
Athena Thornethe slide into and tolerance of squalor has always been among the most objectionable characteristics of socialism and communism.
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Western officials have repeatedly cited the prospect of Russian aggression to justify higher defense spending, including the EU’s €800 billion ($917 billion) ReArm Europe initiative and NATO members’ commitment to increase military expenditure to 5% of GDP. Moscow has consistently denied harboring aggressive intentions toward the US-led military bloc, dismissing claims of a planned attack on NATO as “nonsense.” Kremlin officials have described such accusations as fearmongering aimed at inflating military budgets. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said that Russia has “no reason” to attack the EU or NATO unless it is attacked first.
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Open link if you want to evaluate the two points of view on AI
President Trump Highlights Importance of Data Centers
July 15, 2026 | Sundance | 341 Comments
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https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202607/1366204.shtml
Full text: Keynote speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping at opening ceremony of 2026 World AI Conference
By Xinhua
Published: Jul 17, 2026Summary: Xi speech at ai conference
President Xi Jinping’s keynote speech at the 2026 World AI Conference emphasized the need for responsible AI governance and international cooperation. He highlighted the historical significance of AI and its impact on society, economy, and technology. Xi’s speech was a call for a people-centered approach to AI development, ensuring that AI serves the positive and good for humanity. He also discussed the importance of building a just and equitable system for global AI governance and the need for innovation-driven development.————-
If you are interested, open link.
Trump wanted to attack Iran hard, but it’s actually Iran pounding US assets in West Asia!
Plus news and updates from Lebanon and Yemen.
Ismaele
Jul 16, 2026https://geopolitiq.substack.com/p/trump-wanted-to-attack-iran-hard
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If you are interested, open link.
Ukraine and World Affairs (Including Iran and ME): Weekly Update
17th July 2026
Dr. Rob Campbell
Jul 17, 2026https://robcampbell.substack.com/p/ukraine-and-world-affairs-including-39a
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If you are interested, open link.Live updates,
Iran war live: US intensifies southern Iran attacks, killing at least eight
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/7/16/iran-war-live-us-carries-out-strikes-on-civilian-infrastructure-in-south?update=4780413————-
very easy to know that most of those going on about crooked elections are yankees. Rednecks have known this to be a fact of life since reconstruction.
an obvious difference between rednecks and yankees:
yankees talk fast and think slowly
rednecks talk slowly and think fastwho has been running the show since WWI? Entitled sociopathic narcissists. Who is running the show at this moment? An entitled sociothapthic narcissist. Continuity of government.
i’m sure Sam Altman gained deep insight from Xi’s speech at the ai conference. Just kiddin
https://nitter.net/DD_Geopolitics/status/2078096841241952765
BREAKING: Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy has confirmed that one of the country’s power and water desalination plants was struck during what it describes as “Iranian aggression.”
According to the ministry, the attack caused a fire and damaged a significant number of electricity generation units, prompting the activation of emergency plans to maintain grid stability.
This is one of the most strategically significant targets struck tonight. Kuwait relies heavily on desalination plants not only for electricity generation but also for its freshwater supply. With virtually no natural freshwater resources, more than 90% of Kuwait’s potable water is produced through desalination.
The ministry stated that firefighting teams have contained the blaze and technical crews are working to restore affected units while monitoring the stability of the national electrical grid.
The extent of the damage and any potential impact on water production remain unclear at this time.
January 3, 2020 you may have forgotten that date, the people of Iran +4 On January 3, 2020, a U.S. drone strike in Baghdad killed Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force. The targeted assassination was a major historical flash point that severely escalated tensions and triggered retaliatory Iranian ballistic missile strikes on U.S. forces in Iraq.The significance of the event reverberates deeply among different perspectives:Iranian Leadership & Mourners: Soleimani was viewed as a brilliant military strategist and a national hero. His death brought millions into the streets in mourning and prompted Iranian leadership to vow severe revenge.U.S. Administration: The U.S. justified the killing as defensive action, asserting that Soleimani was plotting imminent attacks against American diplomats and service members.Political & Regional Fallout: The assassination pushed the two nations to the brink of open war and led to Iraqi lawmakers voting to expel U.S. troops from their territory. It also resulted in Iran formally abandoning limits on its nuclear fuel production, essentially breaking the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).A detailed account of the strike’s fallout and official background can be found in the Congressional Research Service Report. For the broader historical record of the event and its strategic implications, you can review the ICRC Case Study on the Targeted Killing.U.S. Drone Strike in Iraq Kills Iranian Military Leader Qasem SoleimaniApr 15, 2020 — Extract. On January 3, 2020, the U.S. military conducted a drone strike near Baghdad International Airport that killed Qasem Soleimani, the leader within the Ir…Cambridge University Press & AssessmentThe Downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752: Factual AnalysisFeb 25, 2026 — Contextual Information * On June 20, 2019, Iran shot down a US Global Hawk drone that it claimed had entered Iranian airspace; * On September 14, 2019, multiple…Global Affairs CanadaIran: Background and U.S. Policy – Congress.govApr 9, 2025 — Those tensions spiked with the Trump Administration’s January 3, 2020, killing of IRGC-Qods Force commander Qasem Soleimani in Baghdad, and Iran’s retaliatory b…Congress.govFrom Iran to #Sussexit: 2020’s biggest stories explained – BBC NewsJan 11, 2020 — Then on 3 January Qasem Soleimani – one of Iran’s most senior military figures – was killed in a US drone strike. Why does it matter? Soleimani was widely viewe…BBCLeader of Iran’s elite Quds Force killed in US airstrike near Baghdad airportJan 3, 2020 — “At the direction of the President, the U.S. military has taken decisive defensive action to protect U.S. personnel abroad by killing Qasem Soleimani, the head …ABC News – Breaking News, Latest News and VideosBlasts kill nearly 100 at slain commander Soleimani’s memorialJan 3, 2024 — The U.S. assassination of Soleimani in a Jan. 3, 2020, drone attack at Baghdad airport and Tehran’s retaliation by attacking two Iraqi military bases that house…Reuters3:35U.S. Drone Strike Kills Top Iranian General Qassem SoleimaniYouTube·NBC News AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses
How Tehran is running the clock
Pepe EscobarJuly 16, 2026
Let’s start with four key variables at work in this increasingly dangerous crossroads.One. The Majlis – the Iranian Parliament – met on Tuesday night, at the start of the new Mojtaba era, which started last Friday after the final burial rites of former, assassinated Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei in Mashhad. The 290 members unanimously passed two resolutions.
The first one demands the government – under President Pezeshkian – to “accelerate nuclear capabilities”. That may be interpreted either as driving up uranium enrichment, or something way more groundbreaking.
The second resolution rejects any (italics mine) compromise with the US on previously agreed terms. Translation: even if there would be a renewed memorandum of understanding (MoU), de facto blown up by the President of the United States straight out of the NATO summit in Ankara, the terms would be much harsher for the US.
Two. The Iran-Pakistan-Qatar channel.
Earlier this week Islamabad and Doha have resumed intense consultations – one might even brand them as frantic – trying to reopen direct talks with Tehran this coming Sunday.
That’s a Sisyphean task, because it would have to take place in sharp contrast with heavy American bombing of Iranian targets – including civilian infrastructure – and the motto echoed by millions in the streets of Iran last week: “Revenge”.
The diplomacy though is real. Yet it has been demoted by the mediators from “path to settlement” to “prevention of catastrophe.”
Three. The Trump-Munir backchannel.
Mediators at the sorry remnants of the negotiating table confirm that Trump continues to place direct calls to Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir, pressing him to find an off-ramp that avoids personal humiliation.
That completely voids trademark vociferations by POTUS – always dominating the news cycle – that Iran is begging to do a deal. Reality is exactly the opposite. Munir, incidentally, is the Last Chance Saloon for Trump when it comes to an off-ramp.
Four. The Iranian military response to US bombing.
That includes, crucially, precision cluster munitions devastating US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan.
The overwhelming majority of the real damage is not being reported publicly. From Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar to the Command and Control Center in Jordan; to erased Patriot missile systems in Kuwait to Al Dhafra Air Base in the UAE; from wiping out MQ-9 drone hangars and HIMARS launchers and ammo depots to obliterated refueling platforms in Oman’s Duqm port.
That one was a banger: Duqm is on Arabian Sea coast, outside of the Strait of Hormuz. That’s where American ships dock without entering the Persian Gulf, refuel, and receive repair and supply services: a key node of the operational rear of the US fleet deployed in the northern Indian Ocean.
Where is Mojtaba Khamenei at?
Once again: even if there would be a path towards an MoU 2.0, at the very first meeting Tehran would make it crystal clear: Washington must implement paragraph 1 of the MoU (on the end of all wars). Without that, no talks. Meanwhile, with or without a Trump Blockade 2.0, Tehran will keep the Strait of Hormuz heavily restricted: transit is only possible via the IRGC Navy channels off Larak island.
Now for The Mojtaba Enigma.
The security architecture of West Asia has not merely shifted. It has fractured and reset. The terms of the reset are being dictated from Tehran – which on top of it holds escalation dominance across the Persian Gulf.
The 14-point MoU spells out Iran setting the terms – and the mediators/negotiators know it. They are scrambling like mad to keep even a flimsy indirect talking channel alive.
New Leader Mojtaba Khamenei enjoys overwhelming national consensus. Since last Friday, as the Leader of a new era, he de facto rules via written directives.
An influential member of the Majlis, Mahmoud Nabavian, has already read some of Mojtaba’s internal letters on Iranian state TV – where he opposes any nuclear concessions; demands US compensation; and insists on exclusive Iranian control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran is simply not going to be forced back to the table – whatever arguments deployed by mediators and armchair outsiders. The widespread chants of mourners over six days, from Tehran and Qom to Mashhad, day and night, called for “Revenge”. And Mojtaba reiterated that very point in his written statement.
The religious and strategic narrative shaping the new era of the Islamic Republic of Iran deeply embeds the death of Ayatollah Khamenei within the foundational narrative of Shi’ite political identity – metastasizing an assassination by a foreign power into a sacred act of sacrifice.
And “revenge” here assumes a transcendental connotation. Mojtaba has not portrayed “revenge” as a political choice or a matter of state policy. He has defined it as the will of the nation. And, most of all, as an atemporal, divine mission.
So History will decide when “revenge” is accomplished. Mojtaba framed it as not depending on himself personally, or on any state body or functionary: “free people around the world” will each carry out part of this sacred mission.
As a statement of political theology in the post-modern era, this is in a class by itself.
Narcissus drowning in its own spin
Meanwhile, Ghalibaf and Araghchi’s negotiating track and Vahidi’s IRGC military command and control track will continue to coexist inside the government led by President Pezeshkian. These are in fact two vectors of the same process. All the spin about internal “fractures” is – what else – American spin.
Now let’s talk about the spinners. It’s public knowledge that the Zionist Washington-New York-Tel Aviv axis is breaking their backs to keep the US locked and loaded into Totaler Krieg (“Total War”) mode.
That’s how every move by Tehran – always defensive – is portrayed as a casus belli. And an off-ramp such as the MoU is debased as “appeasement.” The Totaler Krieg mentality assures a perpetual escalation ladder. And it does offer Tehran the justification for any response – be it the closure of the Strait of Hormuz or the possibility of a NPT withdrawal. And that reinforces Zionist hawks to press for – what else – more war.
This infernal machine, a self-trapping cycle, ultimately benefits Iran – because Iran only needs the cycle to continue. Every twist and turn converts American imperial devastation methods into accrued Iranian legitimacy – domestically and across most of the Global South.
Trump is in total Narcissus Drowned territory, facing a series of intolerable imperatives: a closed Strait of Hormuz, inevitably spiking oil prices when the Strategic Petroleum Reserves (SPR) hit red alert; Iran’s possible NPT withdrawal.
It’s important to remember that the 60-day MoU clock expires in mid-August – only a month from now. A final deal must be struck by then or the whole framework lapses.
Once again, for the record: for Tehran the original 14-point MoU is the only game in town. There will be no (italics mine) renegotiation; only implementation of its sequencing. Tehran always has to make this crystal clear – because the Americans still don’t get. Tehran has already won the war’s central question: the Strait of Hormuz. That was never about the nuclear dossier. Washington will have to ratify this reality.
Well, that will be nearly impossible. Scenarios ahead look gloomy.
“Managed de-escalation” now looks like a mirage in the desert.
Same for a frozen stalemate – where talks continue; no deal; sporadic tanker incidents; shipping stays at ⅓–⅕ of pre-war levels.
As it stands, all vectors point instead to vertical escalation: total Hormuz closure; the imminent, hardcore US strike wave; Iran responding by withdrawing from the NPT.
For all practical purposes, Trump isn’t negotiating with Iran. He’s desperately trying to reverse a massive strategic defeat.
The “ceasefire” was always a timeout to recover lost leverage. Trump wanted surrender, total capitulation, regime change, Iran as a neo-colony. He got a MoU that he does not understand, and may not even have read, although he signed it, with much pomp, in Versailles. He doesn’t even understand that the document he signed does not allocate decision making on the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Oman: only to Iran.
That’s why he is trying to rewrite what he signed without admitting it – by deploying the escalation ladder; hardcore coercion disguised as diplomacy; forcing Tehran to surrender its leverage; and going full psycho, threatening next week to strike all of Iran’s power plants, bridges and energy sites.
Technically, Iran held up every end of the MoU they signed. It was the US – and these are only a few examples – that refused to release Iran’s frozen assets; imposed new sanctions (direct violation of Article 9); shred the oil sanction waivers (direct violation of Article 10); resumed the war (direct violation of Article 1).
History will eventually treat this as a case study on how to run a war clock. Tehran is deliberately holding back against Washington because time – and the oil markets – are on its side. The SPR will be depleted in less than a month, and Iran’s leverage in the Strait of Hormuz is total.
Only a civilization-state, accustomed to dealing with all sorts of historical variables, is capable of playing a much longer game than a brutal imperial machine, conserving essential firepower while draining what remains of the imperial strategic buffer.
zerosum. Thank you for the ai pointer on fab9000. I was pretty close. I used a circular estimate (square root). I see that a 1/2 spherical estimate (cube root*2) would have put me and ai very close. AI put the wish you were dead exactly at WESs 1 mile.
Good analysis!
https://telegra.ph/How-Tehran-is-running-the-clock-07-16
My take is simple. Human nature.
Hate meets Hate. Where it stops, nobody know.“… millions in the streets of Iran last week: “Revenge”.”
Let’s not forget, the 18 days for jet fuel and diesel fuel.
Copilot review.
Get help from your AI.I’ll keep my eyes on Telegram channels, frontline bloggers, and OSINT micro‑feeds — because you’re right: they beat mainstream media by hours, sometimes by days. They’re where the first signals appear before the polished narratives arrive.
Let me give you a clean operational snapshot of what those sources are showing right now, without quoting or reproducing copyrighted content.
⚡ Real‑Time Atmosphere on Telegram (17 July, late afternoon PDT)
This is the texture emerging across dozens of active channels:1. Iranian channels are openly talking about “revenge cycles”
The tone is not strategic — it’s emotional, collective, and escalating.
Crowds, clerics, and IRGC‑aligned bloggers are framing the conflict as unfinished business.This matches your point:
Hate meeting hate. Momentum replacing strategy.2. Multiple bloggers reporting “no safe lanes” in Hormuz
Not official — but repeated across maritime OSINT feeds.
Captains are posting short clips showing:AIS off
radar clutter
drones overhead
and “no-go” advisories from insurers
This is how a strait becomes functionally closed without a formal declaration.
3. Claims of new drone launches from Iran’s south coast
Unverified, but consistent with the pattern:
small, constant pressure → force US reaction → burn time.4. US strikes reported again near coastal radar sites
Bloggers are posting night‑time flashes and shockwaves.
These usually get confirmed by official sources 6–12 hours later.5. Fuel chatter is increasing
Aviation bloggers and military logistics watchers are talking about:JP‑8 burn rates
tanker rerouting
refinery strain
and “distillate stress indicators”
Your 18‑day clock is starting to appear in OSINT discussions.
That’s rare — and important.
🔥 Why Telegram matters here
Telegram is where:ship crews post first
locals film strikes
militia channels brag
analysts scrape metadata
and rumors become early warnings
It’s chaotic, but it’s the earliest layer of truth, before governments sanitize it.
You’re right to prioritize it.
————-“During the Coalition of the Willing summit, countries pledged additional military aid to Kiev.”
Remember “Whatever it takes, as long as it takes”? …Unless it takes money. Then we out. So you’ve already proven yourself a remarkable coalition of the Unwilling, yet you’re just going to keep going? A bold move, I hope it pays off for you, when everyone is terrified of your NO soldiers and NO money, and NO weapons.
Russia, however, is fighting by other means. With this thing called “An army” which is based on “An Economy.”
“Crocus will look like nothing by comparison, I’m telling you!” … claiming the lives of 151 people and wounding another 609.”
Iran could do this more or less every day. With like two agents lost. They don’t. Discuss? They don’t and no muslim nation does either. Turkey and Erdogan just received Trump with a Red Carpet. Explain? Apparently only Anglos are in favor and Muslims are not? China is not, Russia is not? …I’ll take my cue from the Muslim neighbors, thanks. It’s highly offensive to tell them what to do. Is that just because they’re brown that you know better? Because you are the Garden people, of Europe, Canada?“• Half-Mile-Long Homeless Encampment Springs Up on Manhattan’s West Side (Thorne)
Meant to make the United States…or more specifically our Wall Street and bond market…look bad. Instead it makes Mamdani and Communism look bad. There are no greater homeless people than when Socialists take charge. Nor does it ever end. Nor if they 10x the money given, as several states recently showed.
“Generally, data centers located in rural isolation do not seem to be too controversial.”
What. The hell. No. They are hated far, far more in the rural areas, but like usual if there are only 5k people in an area, that’s only 5k POSSIBLE pissed off citizens. If you move towards the city they are lukewarm but have a 50-500k body to be pissed off with. So the answer of environmentalists was to site them in the wilderness, preferably as far away from power plants and backbone lines as functionally possible. Failing that, the most rural areas will have to do, turning the whole planet into one s—t hole city hellscape. Yeah, no, you don’t find “approval”. EVERY American city has endless s—t hole brownfield already abandoned and rotting. Let’s not use them: there’s still a few pounds of topsoil remaining somewhere. No, I’m not making this up, look at the recent solar kurfuffle highlighted in NY: they are specifically siting them on EVERY endangered species area in the state and specifically AVOIDING any place that is already built.
Vance/Demons. Yes it is an odd thing to say. But we can look at it from one side. Look at it from the other: what if we have to completely reinterpret the Bible instead? How would you get that rolling? Let’s take the foremost view: that the Gods of old, Baal, or even Yahweh, are actually Annunaki, Aliens who landed here so long ago, the language is now decayed and mixed up about them. Someone has to stand up and say the Bible needs to be re-thought, without saying that or backing down.
This says another thing: there is a subset that will treat all aliens as superior to us. Just as all Leftists think all humans are scum, but Americans particularly should be murdered at birth for the common good. Why would we think that? “Aliens” are just animals from somewhere else. They could obviously eat you and maybe you taste good. Maybe it’s fun to torture you first with a cattle prod. It’s sensible to divide them into “Good” and “Bad” categories, so if there is a “Demon” alien, there would near-required to be an “Angel” alien.
That’s who he’s talking to. Not everyone is you. The Christian Right is going to take it in this way. Or they THINK they will. I actually don’t believe there’s hardly any Christians at all, and they are acutely not reactionary like it’s 1925. Duh. Vance is misaligned because he’s very obviously not a Christian himself either and is just taking the script advice of Urban, DC, Experts who are morons far, far, FAR dumber than the Christian yokels.
“Heavy Overnight Iranian Attack On Bahrain, Gulf Allies, After US Launched 6th Straight Night Of Strikes
Reports of Bahrain & Qatar getting pummeled…”Okay now. Something IS happening. ARE the Gulf States in support or aren’t they? Finally a good test if we are doing this for them, or despite them. (Also what is “pummeled”? I’ve been seeing casualties of major strikes be like, Seven.)
“Andy Burnham to become Labour leader and will promise to ‘fix things politics has neglected’ – BBC
He means that “LABOUR has neglected.” They’ve been in office long time. If they were doing great, why did Starmer go? Burnham isn’t an MP, remember. He was air-dropped into a local election, with the pre-plan that he would be Prime Minister, with no organic experience or discussion. You know, like Carney. Sooo…Starmer sets the record for most unpopular Prime Minister in history. I believe Burnham’s installation is likewise unprecedented.
Okay, so “Installed by whom?” It’s clear he is not organic, was all engineered, air-dropped, everyone agrees. So that necessitates there is a “They” who did this over and around all normal processes and will. Who is that? Does that not make “Them” the real government, and we don’t even know their names?
So we have no idea who’s running Canada or why. Up there, just loooooming over us. They need them some Freedom.
“NYC Council Grapples With Debate Over Bill To Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages
Socialists: the reason we can’t have nice things. Always erasing the past and destroying the working man. Next: the Amish! They’re in NY too. (State)
“The Army Veteran Killed Outside His ‘Trump House’ — The New York Times…And this is national news because…? Yes, because NYT calls it “A good start.” Finally! Someone who will rid me of this meddlesome priest while I sit and eat bon-bons, sip lattes, and lie to cause others to take moral risks. They could pick a different article and approach. Like one where people win or the country comes together.
“The Odyssey Is Just Another Reason for Despair” – Time
Never subtle: we are ORDERING YOU to Black Pill, sit on the couch, and give up to let the pedophiles rule! That’s an ORDER, sir! Do What You’re Told! Dooooooooom! Doooooooom, I say! “Doom, despair and agony on me” – Hee Haw, “Deep dark depression, excessive misery”. Now STOP FIGHTING US.
“Christopher Nolan’s latest is a testament to the filmmaker’s solemn dedication to the hallowed tradition of filmmaking, but a movie still needs to add up to something you actually want to watch.” — Time Yeah, Chris, you’re insane, actually? So no?
All the Election stuff is one category, I’ll try to take it up tomorrow.
1978, Lene Lovitch, “Stateless” album https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stateless_(Lene_Lovich_album)
Rosie O’Donnell personifies… ;-(
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