Their Cold Sweat

When the Supreme Court gave President Trump a 5-4 victory on his border wall last week I needed to remind myself of the reason why Democrats are just bat-poop crazy in their determination to rinse Trump out of their hair and down the drain.  Simply put, it's the Court.  Assuming he returns to Office next time, he's likely to appoint one, two, maybe three new SC justices, presumably balancing the Court with a conservative viewpoint drawing upon the U.S. Constitution and not progressive notions of "social justice."

That the left currently drips with a cold sweat was obvious, as the so-called (try Un-) American Civil Liberties Union and other leftists immediately went frantic and promised legal action, likely wringing their hands in frustration over this gigantic -- but far from unencumbered -- Trump victory.

The left is acutely aware that every Trump win, every triumph has the potential to raise Trump's rep higher as the 2020 elections slowly approach, and whether Democrats keep the House (maybe) or take the Senate (unimaginable), they may actually care most about one issue: the President is the only one with the power to screw Democrat hopes and dreams for decades to come merely by putting rational people on the Supreme Court. 

Ouch, that must hurt.  Too bad the Democrats welcomed among their ranks enough rabid dog-style "diversity" to put non-delusional party members on the run.  And it's probably way too late to change the script and hypnotize reasonable voters into believing the Democrat Party is something else.  Additionally, we can't forget that House speaker Pelosi has been all but bound and gagged by four congressional nitwits who enjoy and take full advantage of their right not to be thrown out on the street for being obnoxious and/or stupid.

Elijah's pedestal tilts:  As soon as Trump criticized Rep. Elijah Cummings' the predictable, pre-packaged media/Democrat screams of RACISM! reverberated across the country.  Racism?  Nonsense. 

The thing about Cummings, John McCain, Robert Mueller and others of a high standing is their "then and now" status.  We honor them for past accomplishments and hardships and their backgrounds often help them ascend to positions of power. However, once in prominent positions they need to be evaluated for their current actions, not held up merely because of their notable history.  Depending upon one's past laurels to solidify one's current status, sometimes in conjunction with pomposity, is not admirable.

Cummings (and he's not alone) seems to love life on a "racial" congressional pedestal, seeming almost untouchable and beyond criticism no matter his conduct.  Enter Donald Trump, who just fractured a little part of that pedestal, and just maybe affected that entity known as the Congressional Black Caucus, whatever meaning that absurdity has to a country expecting equal and not social justice.

A few days ago, as we mentioned in a previous entry, Cummings shouted down the Homeland Security official, blustering about kids sitting in their own human waste and such at the border -- even though Cummings has not personally visited the border in a long, long time.  Basically, like a good Democrat Cummings has his eyes set on destroying Trump, so why should anybody be surprised if Trump returns the verbal attack?  But racial?  No way.  Bonus:  Trump also managed to interject a word about Al Sharpton, calling him a con man and troublemaker.  America still awaits Sharpton's apology over the Tawana Brawley hogwash.

We wish American black people on a quest for leadership and an end to "the new slavery" perpetuated by the Democrat Party would choose honorable heroes such as Clarence Thomas to direct their lives.  Putting their faith in the Congressional Black Caucus and various overpaid and attitude-ridden sports, music and Hollywood "heroes" is obviously not working out well.

Is Trump right?  Is Baltimore "a disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess?"  Well, Baltimore's native son and movie director John Waters made sure, in his iconic motion picture, Hairspray, (the original version) to prominently give a few seconds to a Baltimore rat, thus setting the scene for all the human dirt and failings yet to be exposed, albeit in comedic terms.

By striking back at the people who strike out at him, Trump is proving that there are no sacred "cows of color," not in Congress and not in the entertainment industry, and for anybody to think they can hide behind color and shouts of racism when plans go awry or to gain political or social points is just so wrong.

(By the way, a survey by the Orkin Co. finds Democrat-run cities are the most rat-infested.  We needed a survey?)

The biggest loser:  We regret to learn that the courts have thrown out young Nicholas Sandmann's 250 million dollar case against the Washington Post for allegedly portraying him as a racist though confronted by an actual stable of race-baiting morons in Washington D.C.  Sandmann stood to make millions of dollars had justice prevailed, and in this instance we believe a win would have been right.

The biggest winner:  Three million dollars to the 16-year-old winner of the "Fortnight" championship game.  Methinks our fast journey to entrapment in screen zombie-land is almost complete.  Tragic was the day we traded the sweet smell of flowers outdoors for the inescapable glitter of an electronic monster intent upon reconfiguring us.

Orchestrating a Blunder -- The Well-Tampered Democrat Clavier

(For those not old enough to remember:  As electronic music became all the rage when introduced commercially in the 1960s and 1970s, a famous LP record album of classical music emerged entitled "The Well-Tempered Clavier."  Today's entry title is borrowed from that album, though we've substituted the word tampered for tempered.  After all, we're talking about the political left here, so there was no other option.)

To what lengths will an already compromised political party and its pompous hacks go to revive a dead chicken called Russian collusion just so party hopefuls can initiate impeachment proceedings based upon nothing? 

Apparently, it was worth dragging in Robert Mueller who, to be honest, seemed to be dragging slowly along all by himself in a display before the House Judiciary Committee and the American people best described as pathetic.  Democrats, already insulting Americans by assuming we're too stupid to know what was in the "Mueller Report," somehow thought a televised spoon-feeding of (to them) significant portions would be just the remedy for our lack of comprehension.  We particularly were "impressed" with Nadler waiting until the last few minutes of the first TV session to allow a succession of Democrats, one after another, to drive home the pointless points they thought would be a great way to convince Americans that all is doom and gloom in The Land of Purported Collusion.

Now confronted with a failure of monumental proportions over TV gone wrong, a giant electronic cigar having exploded in their devious truth-twisting faces, the Democrats now move on to other absurd options, and for Nadler himself, just as a zombie craves human brains for lunch, Nadler now harbors a dream of pursuing the grand jury testimony involved with Mueller's report -- but he shouldn't be able to obtain it because grand jury proceedings are, by law, confidential.

Despite the hoopla, those with feet planted firmly on the ground must realize that Russian interference in the last election -- as in many previous elections -- did not result in so much as one alteration of votes.

Noting all the "African-American" Democrats participating in this grand delusional inquisition, we wondered how it is that so many colored people (we see no logical reason for wasting the preposition "of" here, nor do we prefer the ridiculous words, color or colored anyway) continue to remain with or latch onto the Democrat Party, home of the original Ku Klux Klan and obstruction to former slave rights throughout American history.

If the intent to hold this exercise in bad TV drama was partially to serve as a commercial for Democrat Party recruitment, we suggest the folding tables be folded up and put away.  They won't be needed.

Calling Dr. Vape:   We've regarded TV ads with doctors telling kids not to vape with some interest, wishing they would also call people out for requesting from physicians dangerous drugs "as seen on TV" during news shows.  Addiction to drugs one may not actually need and may cause harm certainly ranks with vaping, if not more so.   Vape 'em if ya got 'em.

Places around the country are banning the music group, Confederate Railroad from performing because there's a confederate flag in their presentation.  Really?  Yet, the same outraged and sensitive-oh-so-sensitive people will gladly accept rap "artists" spouting non-stop obscenities, cop hatred and profound sexual references.  If these progressive folk continue to have their way with the First Amendment (and thereby all the ones that follow), we'll all be wearing tapes on our mouths or forbidden to use any words not approved by a special tribunal.  Thanks, radicals.

Congratulations Great Britain:  Boris Johnson as your Prime Minister should offer one hell of a show.  I believe I've seen that hair somewhere before. . .

Congrats, too, to radio & TV's Glenn Beck, who just marked 10 years since he infamously announced on Fox that he thought President Obama could be a racist.  When Beck offered up that suggestion, he was clobbered by broadcast and newspaper pundits everywhere for daring to say such a brutal thing.  On Friday's show, however, Beck played a litany of CURRENT media voices flat-out insisting that President Trump is a racist, no apologies in sight.  Ah yes, the accommodating progressive media which traded in the ethics of journalism long ago and sold their souls to work for the left. 

From the Department of Duh:  New studies have finally reached the conclusion that any thinking mind should know -- chemicals from "sun screen" (absurd to me)  products are absorbed through the skin and sent into the bloodstream.   So what did those who drown their children in sun screen several times daily think nicotine, cancer drug or other such patches do?  They dispatch chemicals inside of us, and all along the way vital organs get to say "hi" to an abundance of chemicals, for better or worse. Or worst.   Should'a had a clue when it was discovered some time back that chemicals in sun screen are destroying coral reefs.  We humans, we're so damned smart.  Make more babies.

UFOs:  We understand even more witnesses have come forth in support of the 1973  Hickson-Parker incident.  That's great, but we wonder if even another 5,000 witnesses would matter to a society electronically wrapped up in utter nothingness day and night.  Yet -- just suggest a suicide rush on Area 51 and you can't hold 'em back.

Bits and Pieces for July 2019

UFOs Through the Lens:  Among months of UFO information piquing the interest of both press and public, we seem to recall occasional references from former military personnel describing strange objects, not well-defined, which appear to blur, wobble or vibrate rapidly in place, sometimes disappearing in an instant rather than smoothly advancing from one spot to another.  For these descriptions, Adrian Vance comes to mind.

Vance, a former editor of Popular Photography magazine wrote a book published in the 1970s entitled, UFOs, the Eye and the Camera.  Drawing upon both his vast photography experience and a science education, Vance "focused" upon an intriguing series of photos allegedly showing objects which, among other things, appeared to disappear and then appear in other locations instantly, sometimes leaving behind a "dissolving" of the former image as it reappears elsewhere.

Vance impressed the late Dr. J. Allen Hynek with his theories, including the possibility that time travel may account for this appearance/disappearance phenomenon.  In any case, Adrian Vance used science to promote his ideas and our brief mention here can't do him justice, but we do notice that copies of his seventies' vintage book aren't going cheap on Amazon.  We suspect and assume that government folk perpetually keeping an eye on the potential mechanics or highest-tech involved with UFOs are well aware of Vance's theories.

A crowd's shouts of "Send her back!" rank on the same scale as "Lock her up!" and because one involved a white person and the other not, we fail to see how R A C I S M can be introduced.  Truth is, thanks especially to newspaper journalists in recent days, there's a lot of highly disturbing information coming out about Rep. Omar -- such as alleged lies written on government applications potentially felony-level actions.  We wonder whether any of this will ultimately be pursued by the legal system, stocked as it is by the left, which takes care of its own wherever possible.  If reportedly well-documented allegations and photos get into the courts regarding the slippery Omar, "Send her back!" could become "Send her up!" as in up the river.  Are you hearing about any of this on TV network news shows?  No.

We applaud sheriff David Clark for renaming the "squad" as "The Goon Squad."  Their four faces belong on Trump campaign posters next year, touted as images reflecting the progressive Democrat Party.

The death of TV journalism:  On ABC-TV's July 18 evening newscast, we were frankly disappointed to watch a video of reporter Jonathan Karl in the White House, doubling down on President Trump about an audience of Trump supporters shouting, "Send her back!"  This is journalism?  No, it's not, and we're fed up with Karl and other reporters' just-get-Trump approach, and this formerly credible reporter has basically become another member of the pod-people electronic press.  Perhaps ABC/Disney will soon have their TV news personalities -- no, we did not say personnel -- wearing Mickey Mouse ears. 

Of interest -- we're quite taken with some on the right who refer to radical Democrats as "left-leaning socialist drones."

Anchors aweigh:  Congress could sit down and rid the nation of ridiculous "anchor baby" privileges in 10 minutes.  If even that can't be accomplished, a lot of Capitol Hill folks should be tossed out next time, from both parties. 

The award for best exercise in drama and absurdity last week goes to Rep. Elijah Cummings, who took to shouting at border personnel for allegedly deplorable conditions at the border.  If only he and his fellow Democrats would put as much energy into helping Americans more and caring less about criminals who invaded our Southern border.  Hey, Mr. Cummings -- we did not invite them or the squalor they imported.  And we love it how you bitch and moan about a situation your party wouldn't lift a finger to prevent, even though you knew for months that big trouble was arriving in endless caravans.  It's increasingly difficult to respect the increasingly unrespectable who see racism behind every corner and use the word as a weapon that keeps on giving.

Let's define racism:  If the right says something the left can attack, it's almost always called "racist."  Now you know.

My international diplomacy:  The essentially worthless Canadian hack Justin Trudeau found it media-necessary to criticize Trump last week, as did Germany's Angela Merkel, whose legacy will ultimately be her decision to admit thousands of Islamic refugees into the country, many of whom have wormed their way into German life and introduced their hatred for German citizens and culture.  We wonder, incidentally, how long European countries and others will tolerate the mass rape of young women by Islamic men who have no more concern for women than cattle.

Donald Trump on the moon:  Though Democrats might love to send him there permanently, the big news is his promise to return Americans to the moon in the next five years.  His intention to include a woman on the journey raises another question, however:  How can you satisfy everybody?  How long before special interest groups insist the trip must include a black woman, a gay person, a transgender moon walk "first," old people, the first cat on the moon, and etc., etc?  Open up in the name of "diversity!"

The Mueller hearings:  Wouldn't anybody like to wait until the Inspector General's report comes out, likely to sling some pretty intriguing dirt upon the left?  If Democrats perspiring over Russian interference were really hot on the trail of national security issues we would be grateful; however, because a number of them would just as soon tear the country apart for their own reasons, as would any shadowy foreign player, we see all of this as just a continuing campaign to take Trump and the country down prior to the 2020 elections.  2020 definitely requires 20/20 visualization as a box of frauds prepares to spring the lid off a very grimy jack-in-the-box.

(Jason Riley of the Wall Street Journal for President in 2024!)

Iran:  Again, if the craziest of Iranian Mullahs are waiting for 'the 12th imam" to climb up and out of a well, thus heralding the ultimate world chaos, wouldn't the world be a better place if we just threw the other eleven DOWN the well first?  Thanks Obama, for releasing pallets loaded with cash, helping Iran continue its adventures in terrorism as a consequence.

Take your medicine -- or don't:  The German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care conducted a study encompassing the benefit of new drugs on the market.  The surprising result?  More than half of brand new pharmaceuticals entering Germany's health care system demonstrate no added benefits whatsoever.  We assume in this instance that as goes Germany, so goes the world.

Crazy about you:  As more people than ever before are receiving a diagnosis of mental illness. a new study out of the University of Liverpool in England suggests that psychiatric diagnoses are "scientifically meaningless" and absolutely useless as tools to specifically identify and address mental problems on an individual level.  Just as a significant portion of physical medicine dunderheads continue to ignore patients' individuality in favor of prescribing "one size fits all" medications and treatments, mental health professionals often try to fit their patients into neat little boxes predetermined by diagnostic manuals or the like. Obviously, psychiatrists and psychologists are poised to be driven nuts themselves over this study, but unfortunately, according to the Liverpool findings, traditional diagnoses will be irrelevant, should mental voodoo practitioners themselves go bonkers.

Asians stealing vegetation:  The Washington Post reports that foreign nationals, mostly from Asian countries including China and Japan (you, too, South Korea), are undermining West Coast ecosystems by visiting the U.S. to tear succulent plants from the ground at state parks and then absconding with them to sell at high prices back home.  Arrests are becoming more aggressive, fortunately.  Funny how foreign "anchor babies" are planted here while native U.S. plants are un-planted and stolen away by the same caliber of folks.

Lawless Cities Governed by Treason

All of this has been orchestrated by the now inescapably radical thumbscrew element of the Democrat Party, likely with more than a few Republican Trump-haters dancing a soft-shoe in the background, and it's all about a takedown of the United States government so a one-party system can emerge and bring the country more into balance with an historical litany of failed communist systems.

If governors, mayors and other elected officials who swore allegiance to the country with sober oaths stand firmly to violate federal immigration laws with every tool they can muster, these people must unquestionably be arrested and held personally accountable.  To let them get away with such illicit activity, a postmodern take on federalism, begs entire communities to break laws.  Advising illegal people already processed for deportation on ways to avoid I.C.E. while distributing pamphlets with similar instructions?  Our "leaders" do these things? 

You want to murder your neighbor without consequences?  Sure, it's against the law, but so what?  You want to steal from local merchants, or maybe hit up a jewelry store and take whatever you want?  Why not?  You want to sneak into the country with your pregnant wife and three kids?  Go for it.  The enemy within will look the other way.

The numbers game:  As people from geographical locations far away continue to swarm illegally into the United States with families in tow and dreams of either "a better life" or jackpot welfare and free health care, it bears mention that Northeastern University president Joseph Aoun, during a recent speaking engagement, warned that robots and other instruments of artificial intelligence will cause up to 50 percent of human jobs to become obsolete, and this involves the very near future.  So what happens when hundreds of thousands of additional, unwanted human bodies pour into the country?  With fewer jobs, a nation invites only desperation, leading to crime on a scale unknown in the U.S.  If you're up for a dramatic increase in murders, bodily injuries, thefts, animal abuse, filth, disease and the destruction of personal property, keep 'em coming.  Blind compassion can destroy the compassionate with very little effort.

The Squad:  We suspect, among other things, that four America-hating congresswomen have a good chance of losing elections next time around, as some of their own constituents have voiced concerns about having put them into Congress in the first place.  Will common sense, that rare entity which all but evaporated during the Obama years, prevail?

Apollo 11, fifty years later:  A small gathering of medical airmen sat on edge in a base housing day room at Sheppard Air Force Base (Texas), excitedly watching the first human moon landing on TV.  At least for a while, we had something to think about besides all the injurious trappings of the Vietnam Era.

The planned rush upon "Area 51" by thousands of morons in September:  This is the sort of conduct that awards legitimate UFO research a perpetual black eye.  Sorry, but I've been UFO-aware since I was a kid in the fifties, and despite a chain of bizarre conspiracy literature over the years I'm perfectly willing to accept Area 51 as an essential military test facility -- and speaking as a former Air Force member, I think I'm echoing reality when I suggest that "street mobs" planning to crash the party at Area 51 will be subject to arrest, an ass-kicking or death by circumstance.  Frankly, they'll deserve what they get.

Jolly old England:  Assuming that Boris Johnson assumes the reigns of considerable power, we predict that he and President Trump will develop a great relationship.  Maybe the troublesome issue of rapes of young women by gangs of imported Islamic males in England and throughout Europe will be addressed with backbone.  Where this leaves "Tommy Robinson" and his supporters, we cannot imagine.

A curse upon a butt load of Republican congressional members who voted with Democrats, approving HR 1044, to allow green cards for an additional 300,000 people from other countries, primarily India.  There's nothing wrong with India, but don't we in the U.S. have 300,000 young people, high school and college grads with high-tech abilities, who can do the technical jobs required in Silicon Valley and elsewhere?  Of course, the killing point is the fact that American workers would be paid more -- exactly what companies wish to avoid.

U.S. Women's Soccer Team wins:  I don't care.  Transporting a ball from here to there does not impress me, and for such formerly backyard or school athletic field activities to have progressed to multi-million or billion dollar hog trough festivities is absurd, whether involving men or women.  Nevertheless, the loudest and phoniest hair color among the soccer ladies certainly did her team proud by using the MF word in front of the adoring crowds and kids, whilst slamming America.  I'm all for women doing what they want, but I hold no special tolerance for women who, like men, act like naughty, foul-mouthed adolescents when awarded public attention for nebulous accomplishments rendered.  By the way -- in this soccer instance, is the World Cup a jockstrap?

Jeffrey Epstein's around-the-world tour:  Bill Clinton said he was on Epstein's Lolita Express plane only four times. . .even though flight logs allegedly show 27 times, not always with Secret Service accompaniment?  War on Women?

Nike and the Betsy Ross flag shoe:  Poor Betsy Ross, poor America.  War on Women?

The times, they are a-changin':  We've noticed that a number of people interviewed on news shows no longer start their sentences with "Um" or "Well."  Instead, the word, "So" is apparently in vogue.

Words we wish would go away:  Diversity and inclusive -- though we like "white privilege" because it sounds so damned hot.

TV shows we would like to see:  A spin-off of "Dead Like Me" called "Dem Like Me," a series about Democrat presidential candidates or congressional representatives who ultimately turn to dust and blow away once those around them realize they have no substance holding them together other than unquenched desires to "get Trump."

Suggested TV and Radio Sponsors' Creed for the 21rst Century

    

                                                      Suggested TV and Radio Sponsors' Creed for the 21rst Century






(Not real. . .but if truth in advertising applied where it counts, well. . .)


Be it resolved that we, the sponsors who financially support all television and radio networks and programs, in conjunction with official representatives of said media entities, have entered into a mutual agreement beneficial to us both, though this presents a necessary but inescapable annoyance to the TV and radio audience.  However, looking at the bigger picture in this instance, for viewers and listeners alike life sucks and you BUY.

Above all else, we strongly maintain our long-sought and now successful ability to dictate that all TV and radio programs will strive to go to commercial breaks almost simultaneously, thus precluding the audience from flipping channels with an expectation of avoiding commercials altogether, even if sampling other programs instead of commercials might show the audience that far better programs exist on competing channels.

Technology's advancements also require that traditional fade-outs between programming and commercials should not be continued, as digital electronic recording devices can easily filter out or delete sponsors' crucial messages.  Instead, we now resolve to make it impossible for viewers or devices to comprehend a pause between programs and commercial content, thereby inserting advertisements directly at the split-second where a program is interrupted.  In addition, to hold audience attention until programs resume, staff must assure that programs both old and new are tailored so that commercials begin exactly at the critical moment when something dramatic or important happens.

Regrettably, ongoing attempts to determine a method to prevent TV viewers from taking traditional "bathroom breaks" when commercials appear have not yet achieved success, but millions of dollars will continue to be budgeted annually for research into this critical dilemma.

Nor can it be emphasized enough, and this regards television specifically, when evening newscasts and other programs run commercials for pharmaceuticals, and a lengthy list of side-effects (including death) arises via narration, that viewers must simultaneously be shown pleasing, non-stressful scenes of puppies, kittens, other lovable animals, children or scenic nature settings, thereby keeping them in a serene mood and more likely to ask their physicians to prescribe the drugs colorfully and lovingly displayed on TV screens.  Particularly when death is mentioned as a possible consequence of using a pharmaceutical, this is the moment reserved for peppering viewers with the cutest images of animals or children as a distraction.

Television advertisers selling over the air are reminded to continue offering inferior or useless products for the magic sum of $19.99, a number which seems to attract and hold viewer attention no matter what, resulting in major purchases among mesmerized viewers.  Further, profits can be enhanced simply by proposing that the buyer may obtain a second item at great discount by stating, "Just pay a separate fee."

Applicable to TV and radio, but particularly to radio, extensive use must be made of attention-getters at the very beginning of commercials, options such as contrived situations with ringing phones loud enough to wake the dead, screaming kids, women's voices blaming men for every evil under the sun or, frankly, any obnoxious sound certain to capture, inform and intimidate  listeners' ears and brains for as many commercial-drenched seconds as it takes to drive the message home.

Employing such measures, it is hoped, will prevent the TV and radio audience from realizing that competitors who DO NOT advertise on these mediums may indeed provide better products or services, may have more experience with their businesses and may indeed provide blissfully less expensive services because they aren't spending significant money on commercials which consumers will end up paying for in the long term.  In fact, TV and radio possess the ability to transform even the most reprehensible and just downright rotten-to-the-core companies and individuals into something akin to saints, and for this alone broadcast networks and individual stations should be utilized for maximum public relations effects when commercialization comes into play.

If possible, without violating FCC noise rules to a significant extent, commercials for dog food, feminine hygiene products, libido enhancements, prostate drugs, jock itch and almost anything of an embarrassing sexual nature should begin with audio briefly turned up, so as to command the attention of everybody in the audience household, whether they like it or not.  This, obviously, falls under the terms of freedom of speech.

Obviously, attorney-paid commercials regarding national class-action lawsuits should scare the stuffing out of targeted TV viewers while simultaneously intimating that payoffs galore may be on the horizon.  However, care must be taken to avoid actually informing the audience that attorneys ultimately receive much of any money received through class-action  lawsuits.

Millions of dollars annually will continue to be appropriated to conduct psychological research into what makes the targeted audience purchase sponsor products.  Every option just short of drugging viewers and listeners into insensitivity remains "fair game" and, at least for the short term until 5G progenitors and various upgraded mind control choices receive wide acceptance among the blissfully unaware, influence via specific pharmaceuticals will remain on standby. Otherwise, we reserve the right to exercise our intrusive intellectual property options on a willing or unwilling public as necessary.

We take seriously our obligation to overwhelm viewer and listener senses with commercial content, perpetually driving home the point that nothing is free, and making it subliminally clear that the minds of those who engage in seeking entertainment or information via electronic media become our malleable property.

Among other imperative steps which must be taken is the obligation to make certain that for every eight minutes of programming, there should be 3-4 minutes of commercials to follow.  This can be very difficult, since editing TV shows (particularly older shows) which have already been edited, cut and spliced to pieces lose significant continuity, making viewers suspicious.

Finally, we believe that participating commercial interests carry the profoundly sacred responsibility to get "out there" and sell, sell, sell, striving always to make the hideous, absurd or substandard lovable in the public mind.

Hey Nike -- He's Kaepernick, not Copernicus

"Bait and switch" at the border:  First. we can't let this go -- and it's all about our consistently devious friends, the Democrats (a barely detectable ode of respectability once wafted from the party's structure,  more recently transformed into a radical entity interwoven with something akin to insanity).

This won't take long:  So, there's Rep. Ocasio-Cortez (though demonstrably stupido-dramatica -- and yes, I just made that up).  I think she's bucking for a Hollywood career, perhaps eventually joining with Spielberg and the Obamas to produce movies tilting further to the left than left can go) and other Dems rushing to the Southern border, all puffed up and ready for camera ops as they muster enough anger to heat up the already heated up.  As expected, they use this precious taxpayer-paid opportunity to complain about death camp conditions for the "migrants," horribly abused by vicious camp guards and scarred forever by inhumane conditions (not).  That nobody invited these thousands of border-crashers to enjoy our expensive hospitality apparently means nothing.

But the main point:  For months, maybe a year, despite every warning from the President, Republican members of Congress and border personnel themselves, concerned about caravans filled with Central Americans rushing to the border, Democrats uniformly and consistently denied a crisis in the making.  NOW the crisis is very much here, Dems are forced to admit it -- and it's Trump's fault for allowing to happen what Trump warned from day one WOULD happen!

I'm not much of an humanitarian when it comes to illegal immigrants and approaching unstoppable numbers that won't quit, but even a paramecium would have the brains to realize that this whole fetid affair (that is, a shitty mess, for those who don't know that word) is caused, owned and furthered by Democrat operatives, among them Pelosi and Schumer.

And, if these horrible abused (in Dem words) people don't like the conditions, we remind them that this isn't Nazi Germany -- they can pick up and go back without fear of mean border agents whipping them back into holding facilities.

Only the Democrats could take a problem predominantly of their own making and turn truth around to blame President Trump.  That is so wrong -- and likely wrong enough to assure Trump's victory in 2020, and during those four years we hope he and maybe additional conservative congressional reps let loose and kick progressive butt into the next solar system before the whole country is taken down by radicals.

Note, too, how Democrat presidential hopefuls are blasting Trump for the border problems, especially for the status of "the children" -- when this is all the fault of their party.  Liars and hypocrites abound on the debate stage.

Some People:  We've noted with interest the repetitive use of two joined words in recent explanations of why certain things are.  For instance, the government's refusal to incorporate a question about illegal immigrants into the 2020 census was originated because "some people" might be apprehensive about the question.  As they should be!

The other reference grew out of Nike's need to at least say something about its decision not to offer Betsy Ross flag shoes:  Nike claims it was afraid of offending "some people."

Who are these "some people?"  They aren't me, they're nobody I know, and probably a lot of people I don't know aren't "some people."  Sounds like a pretty lame defense to me, if not a an altered racist view of some kind.  Which naturally brings us to. . .

Why Colin Kaepernick is not Copernicus:  Copernicus set the stage for a revolutionary change in the way we see our solar system, basically proving that the sun, not the earth, occupied the center.  Kaepernick, on the other hand, played football.  I believe he thinks himself the center of the universe.

That's about it -- except, oh, he did wear cop-hating socks and lower himself to a knee while the National Anthem played.

Unlike Copernicus, I don't believe Kaepernick accomplished anything much besides losing a chance to play more football.  Despite every privilege and golden future option available to him, he apparently prefers to pursue the social justice game instead.

Nevertheless, he must possess a very significant role as a spokesman for Nike, even wielding the power to determine what you and I can and cannot purchase.  Amazing!  Incredible!  One man, noted for transporting a ball from here to there or making grunting noises during encounters on the football field possesses the power to ban, censor, delete and punish all because of his personal whims and fantasies of wide injustices.

I have no plantation, nor black slaves, yet I must endure a decisive product-battering from this modern-day unelected rule-maker.  All of this over a shoe, not because Kaepernick is a black social justice warrior -- but because somebody who wasn't Kaepernick invented the football long ago, and that invention catapulted this ungrateful, privileged spokesman for a huge company to a position of fascistic authority over the drooling masses.

"Some people" indeed.

Thank you border agents and I.C.E.!  We wish we could say your work is done, but the excruciatingly dangerous and misguided left is poised to keep you folks busy until rational thinking returns and the border bull crap is stopped.  Meanwhile, illegals are slipping in from all over the planet and of course there's no way the U.S. can remain cordial and compassionate as invading numbers rise.  And by the way, whatever happened to the useless United Nations criminals?  Isn't this pathetic international mob supposed to make everything warm and fuzzy?  We imagine they are too busy concocting ways to steal everybody's wealth in the name of climate change.  Hey, the Elite have to eat, too.

From Collusion to Google-lusion?

It might be my nature to believe that the slight loosening of government silence about UFOs would count as one of 2019's biggest stories, but right up there with new ufological revelations may be the latest coup pulled off by Project Veritas.

Well known for candidly encouraging the extreme left to bust its lies, hidden failures and inanities wide open as words and images are secretly recorded, this time PV hit the jackpot by learning directly from Google's significant inner echelon that algorithms intended to exclude conservative references from the Internet are purposefully being loosed upon the Web, intending not only to ban conservative thought, but particularly to make sure that Donald Trump is not re-elected President.

Project Veritas and James O'Keefe must be on to something, for it didn't take long for PV's recording to be removed from YouTube and references to it from Twitter and other sources.

Which is to say -- not surprising to many on the right who use major Web players to impart vital information about leftist lies -- voices are banned simply for being on the "other" side of political thought.

All across the Web and its search engines, a frightening weaponization against the left's opponents has been on the move for some time, and the implementation of algorithms creeping step by step will, unless curbed, do more to encourage single-party rule than any propagandized system ever.

How strange, in fact, that the left, so wrapped up in fantasies of Trump's collusion with Russia, apparently colludes with insurrection in literally erasing or altering facts and history.  REAL collusion among the major Internet players, every one dedicated to socialist views!  Bad things which happen certainly aren't native to Facebook.

George Orwell should be alive today, because authoring "1984:  Part Two" could easily be based upon current events.  The concept of freedomless speech or speechless freedom is as far from American values as one can get -- yet, here we are.

(Google owns Blogger, the very entity upon which this blog appears.  Shall bloggers also worry about being banned or censored extensively at the whim of politically agenda-driven algorithms, as options for First Amendment freedoms are explained away or spirited away in silence?)

The Democrats' two-day debate & hate fest:  The first night proved agonizing, as expected, and watching the second easily exceeded the pain of an overnighter at a torture chamber as this joyless bunch of radical hopefuls joined together, unable to express love or appreciation for anything traditionally American.  Never has it been more apparent that a re-taking of the White House by the Democrats -- the radical bunch now in charge -- could end America as we know it and put us on a fast track to socialism (and those more in tune with politics than I will readily suggest that there's really no need to call communism socialism).

The second night was especially noteworthy when ALL candidates raised their hands to express support for giving illegal aliens health care -- paid for by American taxpayers, of course, who would be better off if the billions or trillions of dollars required to doctor border jumpers were instead put into education, infrastructure, saving Social Security, paying down the debt, and making sure returning combat veterans receive care instead of a road to  homelessness or profound mental deterioration.  Complicating second night debate matters of immigration was speaker Pelosi and her colleagues' stated goal to allow all immigrants to cross our borders freely, free of criminal charges..

Yet, just as no Democrat presidential candidate would say so much as one word about the thousands of homeless people populating Los Angeles streets thanks to Democrat policies ruinous to California government for decades, nor was consideration given to the hundreds of thousands of jobs set to disappear as artificial intelligence -- and robotics -- take over formerly human chores.  Welcoming endless hordes of people with no job prospects can do nothing but increase hopelessness and violent crime rates.

While some candidates (and TV news person Jose Diaz-Villard) attempted to impress, we assume, illegal immigrants by speaking Spanish briefly, no one addressed the importance of immense numbers of people, unwanted and unneeded, whose sheer volume threatens our culture.

Numbers, sheer numbers override compassion.  Those numbers include children appealing to our senses, intended fully as battering rams and free passes for entry into the country.  A father and daughter from Central America drown while trying to cross the border?  To listen to the media, one would think Trump himself held them under water, when the responsibility actually falls upon the father. 

Let us not be fooled by burglary tools from other countries disguised as children.  The national lifeboat will sink.

The appearance of Rachel Maddow as a co-moderator both nights was something of a surprise, yet it was probably just what the media ordered, considering that just days before the debates her national audience ratings were in the. . .the. . .so what's lower than a toilet?  Obviously, this was an attempt to re-assert her popularity -- and we say, good luck, considering that as soon as Trump's Russian "collusion" fantasy blew up in Democrat faces ratings for CNN, MSNBC and other bastions of fantasy journalism started and continue to plummet dramatically.

This incredible pack of leftist, single-minded lemmings will debate all over again in July, still offering no rational solutions to major problems whatsoever, but more than willing to tax and legislate useless control over nebulous "climate change" options, promise criminal aliens open borders, free health care, free college and Medicare for all (once you emulate England's national health care system, you're in serious trouble -- and ending private health insurance for 180 million people currently happy with their plans won't work out well).  The white middle class will be particularly targeted and without actually saying the words, Cloward and Piven (look it up) these dangerous and pathetic clowns will lay out a litany of ways to bring America to its knees so they can rebuild the country in a socialist image which has never worked anywhere on the planet. 

If one wants to become Cuba or Venezuela, by all means vote Democrat next time around, because a centralized government and iron-grip control over one's destiny and dreams is all they have to offer.  The crisis is here, and those who harbor doubts about the direction the country could take need only stay in touch with the two college campus news links we've included in the link list (Campus Reform and The College Fix).  The crisis is here.