The Cat, the Mouse and the Fox

(A quick word to Republicans who, predictably, made abortion the curse word of the campaign:  See what it got you?  For years, I have spoken or written until I'm blue that this issue is between a woman, her doctor and whomever she chooses, difficult though this may be to swallow.  I respect the religions of those who condemn abortion the loudest but, again, here we are after an election season -- and to quote Ronald Reagan quite out of  original context -- "There you go again."  Wow, I can hardly wait until the next election that you folks blow. . .what's that about being insane if you do the same thing over and over?)

Well, at least it's over.  Boy oh boy, is it ever over.  Now we can return to TV commercials boasting of testosterone enhancements and Christmas glitter, with a little bit of Thanksgiving cost warnings thrown in.

I like to look at political parties as members of the animal kingdom, which is often correct in ways I won't even bother to address here.

For instance, take mice.  Demomice.  When I think of radical Democrats, I think of mice (and sometimes rats).  Mice are smart little critters, cute, but generally almost identical in appearance, depending of course upon particular species. Sort of like members of the Borg hive of Star Trek fame.  In fact, they are the Borg, each spending its day much like the others, and that includes chewing things, making nests, fornicating, birthing in great numbers, pooping and urinating all over your house, for the most part in places not readily discovered.  Yep, mice are crafty and they hide while accomplishing their foul deeds.

And cats?  Republicans.  Republicats. Generally lazy, do-nothing cats, sleeping away the day, only occasionally half-heartedly swiping their claws at a passing mouse intent upon causing damage to the house's structure.  Despite their fierce reputation on the streets, cats don't always live up to their reputations.

Finally, we have the fox.  The fox, for quite some time, was a rarity among the political right, mainly because the Republicats hid from him, either terrified or steeped in ridicule over the fox's reputation, for, you see, the fox is the political conservative.  Yes, a Conservafox.

The thing about the Conservafox is his growing presence in society, slowly regaining the strength he was noted for in past decades when Republicats actually were brimming with Conservafox genes in their physical structure.

While the Demomice play, tax and spend, and while the Republicat sleeps, snarls and utters purring, vacant promises about dealing with the mice, the true Conservafox entertains no respect for either, and at the drop of a hat will go on the attack to convert both mouse and cat into fox food, doing his part to bring the house, now devoid of nasty munchers and do-nothing critters of ill-deserved reputation, back to normal.

So.

So the nation had a new Conservafox win here and there, but not nearly in the "red wave" pollsters and talk shows anticipated.

The political mix proved strange, considering inflation, the border and other hells weighing heavily upon American minds.  Or so we thought.  Florida and Desantis emerged looking almost heroic, while Pennsylvania chose to be represented in the U.S. Senate by an, unfortunately, brain-compromised stroke victim who refused to offer up his medical records for public review.  Then there was New York, renewing the Cuomo-Hochul dark ages by electing leftist monster Kathy Hochul as NY's first female governor, a job she held on a temporary basis since Andrew Cuomo was kicked out of the governor's office.  In NY, it's all the same creature, and strings of corruption were re-woven into similar patterns, primarily by NY City voters, this year.

They Must Eat What They Cooked for Us

So, yesterday I was getting all ready, having prepared my costume, and this year I decided to dress as an abject failure of a U.S. president.

But then I realized I had missed Halloween altogether, and that Tuesday this week isn't for trick-or-treating, it's actually Election Day.  Cursing myself for both the mix-up and the money I spent to parade in the streets as a fool with political power, I neatly folded up the absurd costume and put it back in the closet, storing it next to last year's male swimmer disguised as a female swimmer swimsuit.

Ah yes, the elections.  A choice. Democrats believe "our democracy" is in peril, a democracy being what the folks in the formerly wealthy Venezuela have when they "vote" for and mysteriously (and overwhelmingly) elect the brutal dictator of the moment.  This is how a society ends up eating zoo animals.  

If you've noticed, Dem after Dem currently warns on TV  about losing our "democracy."  Good! Let's lose their definition of democracy because. . .

Republicans, for all their faults, at least accept that we live not in a democracy, but in a constitutional republic where at least some modicum of representation for the individual exists.

As Biden and his cackling green political disciples disparage fossil fuels, new predictions indicate that China's growing use of coal as demands for increased electrical energy blossom will undo every bit of "progress" the green revolution cult believes it has made around the world.  Pity.  So NOW can we go back to sanity and drill baby drill?  Biden, who never started a business or held a job, can't tolerate the profits oil companies are making, though profits big or small are exactly what we should expect from capitalism working as intended.  This ass of a pRESIDENT currently renews promises to rid the U.S. of coal in exchange for wind power, but the only dependable breezes Biden can deliver are his speeches as a blowhard.

Polls:  Do we not resent becoming individual poll statistics before we're even voted?

If voters give Republicans -- and specifically conservatives who actually do something more than shoot blanks at primarily Democrat Party actions that got us into the worst mess in memory -- the opportunity to do the right thing, we fondly hope that those who insisted upon injecting unknown substances into human bodies are arrested, tried, convicted and in receipt of punishment as appropriate.  Tell your congressional rep to insist upon "Nuremberg II" hearings and swift punishment which, in some cases, should exceed mere imprisonment.  Never forget the harm caused by Frankenstein immunizations, making up "facts" depending upon whim, masking, school and business shut-downs and measures of cruelty exerted by authorities more concerned with power over us than with the necessities of living real in a constitutional republic.  Maybe we should fret a little less about stolen elections and a lot more about stolen lives among both the living and the dead.

Speaking of stolen elections, anybody who believes all the fury is coming from the Republican side needs to merely wait until new election totals pour in and Democrats cry foul no matter what this week.

UFOs in the Mist Dept:  Though I no longer clutter up the UFO arena with my presence to any significant degree, I am grateful for the good people who keep the subject in view -- and some of the best are in the link list on the side here.  This week, I'm particularly grateful to journalist Billy Cox for holding a renewed government UFO bureaucracy's feet to the fire for apparently or possibly failing to inform Congress of new findings on the date due.  No, I have no trouble subscribing to the likelihood that our government and those of other countries remain puzzled in relation to the phenomenon, but I'm also sure that the all-encompassing cloak and cries of "national security" have come in handy repeatedly for keeping the American people, shall we say, in the dark.

Twitter:  Hey corporations, drop your criminal ESG involvement and consider returning to Twitter as advertisers.  If Musk truly intends freedom as he allegedly cleans out the cobwebs of censorship and speech fascism, Twitter's renewal requires your support.

Blame Everybody But Dept:  As the parents of Gabby Petito, murdered at the hands of her boyfriend Brian Laundrie, prepare to sue the Moab, Utah police for millions of dollars, we again witness an instance where somebody else, anybody, has to be held responsible for what a perpetrator, now dead, did.  Police officers are not psychics and cannot always make the right call when human emotions and actions run wild.  The brutal naked truth is that Ms. Petito, like so many young people, chose this monster to love and to cherish and their mutual decision to hang out together ended poorly.  Law enforcement did not choose Mr. Laundrie as neither her soul mate nor her killer, and when everything goes nuts in a relationship that's how the cards are dealt.

This involves the same kind of situation when police are called every day to domestic violence calls, and some of the cops are murdered merely for showing up at the scene and trying to help.  My opinion?  Let the police show up to draw chalk lines, rather than be murdered themselves.  We all make poor choices, but appear increasingly motivated to blame the wrong people when our fantasies of clinging to perfection unravel or our hearts are broken.  We predict that the Moab law enforcement folk will weather this storm, though the foolishness circulating throughout the legal system currently may indeed declare some kind of cash settlement.  If any officers are actually fired, that reflects as much the stupidity of our times as does sensitivity training.

Lifestyles of the Rich and Pummeled

This time, the name happened to be Paul Pelosi.  That's Pelosi of THE Pelosi family.  Anytime somebody, usually a lunatic, steps out of the shadows and invades one's life with violence is a tragedy, and we feel no less sympathy for the victim in this instance.  However, bonkers though the perp seemed to be, we still lack plenty of information, and it isn't impossible in the long run that we would be surprised by what we don't and may never know.  After all, this was Washington, a place where intrigue,  secrets and sex play fast and loose.  Truth is frequently political party-dependent in relationship to the status of journalism's iron lung.

What truly puzzles me, this being the enlightened era where a certain segment of society -- Democrats -- believe that less is more, is why cops were almost instantly upon the scene.  Shouldn't social workers have responded instead of police?  Isn't that the new feel-good approach in so many leftist communities now, just send social workers to talk the stuffing out of perpetrators with criminal violence on their minds?  Or maybe the new lib preference would be cops holding bananas and shouting, "Stop or I'll shoot!"

As elections near, any Democrat voter who isn't shaken to the core by this extreme, literally in-your-face example of the criminal elephant in the living room, wielding a hammer of injury or death, must be brain-dead.  You aren't safe at 82 and you aren't safe at 10.  The question is, what will Democrat voters do about it?  The closer November 8 approaches, the more Democrat candidates try to sound centrist, almost conservative.  Yet, based upon buckets of past experience, it should be no surprise that once elections pass those who survive the votes will go right back to chewing the country's foundation to bits.

Elon Musk's "hell scape" reference?  I don't care what he says, we need a Twitter hell scape.  Hmm, wait a minute -- haven't we already had that with the previous censorship-loving operators?

Return of the Creature:  Just in time for Halloween AND the elections, there's old Obama (the male version) hell-raising in Georgia with his usual shouted blather.  If Georgia voters actually believe this guy has done anything to better the lives of black Americans, good luck.  Like the Black Lives Matter officials, looks like he and the wife did very, very well, what with a mansion in Martha's Vineyard -- and what bravery, living near the very ocean that Al Gore cult followers anticipate will swallow the whole family up one day soon!  Hint:  When you listen to this polished speaker offer his nonsense, keep in mind that he's no Rev. Martin Luther King.

No Happy Halloween in Seoul, South Korea:  Tragedies abound.  You know what I want?  I want the world's people to keep on screwing their brains off and producing as many people as possible so we can continue encountering stories of suffering, death and human-caused environmental destruction affecting every form of life on the planet.  Makes perfect sense, doesn't it?

If only life was like all those old TV Westerns, where every time the hero received a gunshot he was only "grazed" or sustained a "flesh wound." In 2022, no matter where one looks, there is quite the paucity of lucky flesh wounds.

NASA and the Annoyance Factor

 

So, well, whatdayaknow, here's we go again, and this time it's NASA taking a big bite out of the exceptionally well-preserved UAP/UFO apple with a new study incorporating the already incorporated.  What does that mean?  Hell, I don't know, but it looks good on paper.  Hmm, so did Dr. Ed Condon's project at the University of Colorado.  Come to think of it.

I think that what blasts what remains of my functioning brain tissue into little bits when these THIS IS OFFICIAL DAMN IT studies are set up is the profound absence of plain ol' people who spent decades investigating and documenting UFO cases, and woe to anybody on those projects who dares to consult UFO literature cases accomplished by obviously deranged UFO "fans."

In the list of personnel just released by NASA, I see plenty of people with high-er education, but I doubt any of them have been eating up UFO history during their lives.  Thus continues the research flaw when government becomes involved almost as an afterthought to the phenomenon itself..

Actually, I expect some solid UFO history knowledgeables -- and perhaps a charlatan here and there, unfortunately -- will be consulted by who-knows how many on the list, at least marginally, and I hope I'm wrong about some skepticism regarding the ultimate status of NASA's project.  It could result in gold. 

 Or it could crash-land as a big freakin' marshmallow.

Rats in the Pantry -- Biden's Illegal Alien Romance May Be Harming American Kids

Rats are very intelligent critters who accurately make self-serving decisions throughout their lives.  We've all heard of "rats in a maze," basic laboratory tests where rats quickly accomplish journeys through a labyrinth in expectation of a tasty treat.

They can also make very nice pets, when cared for and kept away from a home's infrastructure whose basic components such as electrical wiring may offer up some mighty great rodent chew toys.  Unfortunately, rats are cursed with the need to chew things almost constantly, as their versatile teeth continue to grow throughout their lifetimes and must be maintained at a proper length to remain functional.

But we're referencing healthy rats, cared for and kept disease-free for the benefit of both rodents and the humans who encounter them in safe settings.

Reality dictates, however, that most of the world's rats are on their own, breeding prolifically and acquiring and spreading diseases as they forage through garbage and the waste of all manner of creatures.  Rats, like mice, carry organisms capable of causing illness and death even when hidden in human abodes and making "midnight runs" across kitchen counters while human residents sleep, blissfully unaware of infectious rodent "land mines" being planted throughout the house.

In the past few weeks, America's children have been inundating hospitals and physicians' offices with severe respiratory and flu-like illnesses apparently having little to no relationship to Covid viruses.

As usual, medical professionals are dazed, confused and alarmed (or silenced) regarding causation.  However, myself being without a medical degree, Ph.D. or even a Master's, and so far staying immune to corporate voices that might silence me just for speaking out if they owned me (make that word cor-pirate), may I throw up a tiny suggestion?

It's the border, stupid.

People who invade our borders by the hundreds of thousands -- quickly reaching millions -- are not exactly rats.  Yet, like rats, most arrive with health issues and bags of disease organisms that we in the states thought were either long gone or unlikely to be problematic on our soil.  They come here, to be basic, dirty, very dirty, bringing along filthy bodies and possessions of medical horror against which we have no fast solutions.  This is Joe Biden's new America. This is the Democrats' Utopia for the world's unclean. This is the global toilet calculated to replace the traditional melting pot of the United States.

There are indeed rats in the pantry.

This is one more assault on Americans and their children who lack natural resistance to this onslaught of terror by mere numbers.

Not insignificant also is the government's insistence that kids and adults wear masks for the past two years or so.  Not only does this prevent young and old alike from encountering a plethora of organisms and developing immunity to them, masks also serve as incubators destined to send one's otherwise tolerable organisms back to the lungs where they proliferate with free reign to do damage.

Increasingly, America's children lack nutrients essential for optimal health, and that situation didn't start yesterday.  The vitamins and minerals we used to depend upon when food was farm-fresh, instead of adulterated with so many chemicals that our bodies have literally changed to adapt, are sorely lacking in young people as they grow.  Such deficiencies have far-reaching effects, a major flaw being one's ability to fight off or avoid infectious processes altogether.

For years, problems with the immune systems of the young were barely a blip on physicians' diagnostic radar -- until, boom, there it is, full-blown and impossible to miss.  Kids' lack of self infection-fighters hovers in front of the vastly out of date medical community like drones of destruction poised to strike.

But we didn't get where we are without an assist, and that assist is hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens flooding the country.  How can their presence not be a significant reason why America's children are so, so sick right now?

Way back: Remember all of those incidents popping up in the country of little kids experiencing sudden paralysis with no sufficient explanation?  Is this really a head-scratcher?

Our medical system currently is more than a little preoccupied with caring for illegal adults and children, while its very centers of power believe climate change, white supremacy and gender pose the biggest health concerns.  When we see the American Medical Association advising doctors not to put genders on birth certificates and when we see a retired editor of a medical journal blame pharmaceutical companies for their negative influence on physicians' practices, we know we're in serious trouble.  When we see the CDC's huffy members throwing their medical sheepskin weight around by advising that all children should be immunized with the mRNA Covid "vaccine" before attending school, we hope "Nuremberg II" trials complete with prison time and maybe nice-and-legal executions aren't far in the future (to whit, um, one doesn't inject experimental stuff into human bodies without consent).

Funny, though.  While government bureaucrats want you and your kids mandated to be injected with things straining to actually be called vaccines, border invaders' mere presence spreads Covid and a wealth of self-immunity conquering bugs guaranteed to threaten, weaken and perhaps become fatal to young bodies.  Well-oiled gears of a machine built to exert the power of life and death over us all, and if pediatricians become overwhelmed the Biden gang doesn't really care so long as its perpetual motion machine continues to grow into oblivion.

Election Update:  Nothing to update.  The only things Democrats continue to hang their hats on are the one-trick pony abortion issue, January 6 and Trump.  Pretty stale by now.  Too bad they have no workable solutions ahead, as the ones attempted so far just continue to hurt the country and its legal citizens.  The complicit network TV news shows sure love to repeat those videos of Trump raising his hand wearing a black glove -- are they anticipating the arrival of Darth Vader in their juvenile minds?  Reminds me, as a child I knew of a farm run by people named Vader.  Do you suppose they were evil and wore black gloves?

Kanye West sued?  Seems the family of George Floyd is not happy with his claims that Floyd actually died of drugs.  Well, we don't know about contributing factors, but Floyd did have a bit of a troublesome history.  The African-American community, whatever that is, has had chance after chance to emulate black people of note, but instead they now build monuments to George Floyd.  So what, they can't put up a statue to Dr. Ben Carson?  Instead, its thugs and questionables time after time.  We suspect some of these folks will insist on putting the face of that Black Lives Matter woman on Mount Rushmore -- you know, the one who bought herself a mansion and continues to spend money that should have been going to the black cause (whatever that is)?  I can't wait until the elections are over.  Maybe then I can actually locate members of the Congressional White Caucus for advice and wisdom on these issues.

Goodnight Mrs. Calabash. . .and James Gordon Meek. . .wherever you are.