With so many of today’s actual events sounding as if they were made up by someone who’d just gobbled down too many gummies, it is hard to know what really is happening and what isn’t. Pretty soon, we may even see these reports: Today, President Donald J. Trump claimed victory in his war with Iran. He … Continue reading Some Stuff That Just Might Happen
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Talk Therapy
How much do we have to take? My God, the avalanche of corruption, mendacity, boorishness, and inhumanity spewing from Orange Julius keeps cascading over us. More and more. I’ve been upset with everything about our Orange Leader for decades, but my ire was lit to a level I had never felt before while I watched … Continue reading Talk Therapy
Some Unheard Truth Socials
I have come across a couple of Truth Social posts that our President intended to send out but, for one reason or another, never made it into the Truthosphere. I thought they might interest you. Here’s the first one. “The world is in better than anyone has ever seen it before. All my friends are … Continue reading Some Unheard Truth Socials
Time To Talk About Israel
Maybe it’s time to talk about Israel I believe that we are at war in the Middle East right now, as we have been so often in the past 77 years, because of Israel. In 1948, the creation of Israel was a very well-intentioned and humane idea. The centuries long record of victimization of the … Continue reading Time To Talk About Israel
Tariff Tantrum
While he was addressing a group of Governors, a member of his staff slipped Orange Julius (“O.J.”) a note telling him that the Supreme Court had invalidated his precious tariffs. Oh, he was pissed. How dare those treasonous bastards rob him of his favorite toy. He immediately convened a meeting back in the Oval Office … Continue reading Tariff Tantrum
Epstein and Guthrie
At first blush, two of the main stories in this week’s news have nothing in common. I speak of the Epstein files and the sad kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie‘s mother. On another level, however, they are delivering much the same message - the world is different for the rich and famous. Of course, we always … Continue reading Epstein and Guthrie
Olympics Lament
I used to love to watch the Olympics. The best part was when an American athlete won a gold medal, and they would play the national anthem. There would be a pride that would infuse through me as I’m sure it did through many other hundreds of thousands of Americans. Has there been more of … Continue reading Olympics Lament
Mrs. Bumble Was Right
For decades I have been badgering my friends and anyone else who will listen with my view that Wall Street is nothing but another form of gambling. In fact, I say that it is a fixed form of gambling. Having spent fifty years as an attorney in the regulated commercial casino industry, I have insisted … Continue reading Mrs. Bumble Was Right
The Donroe Doctrine is a Crime
“A republic is the best form of government, a government of laws, not arbitrary rule. John Adams In the aftermath of our country’s usurpation of the sovereignty of the Venezuelan independent state, it is time to remember John Adams’s above quote. The MAGA defenders of the invasion of Venezuela certainly have forgotten it, if they … Continue reading The Donroe Doctrine is a Crime
His Best of the Year
Every little clique of society ends the year with some kind of a list. The movie critics award the best movies of the year. The sporting press awards the best athletes of the year. The automobile industry awards the best car of the year. Although I have never seen it, I would bet that somewhere … Continue reading His Best of the Year
