#we passed a house today with a fucking trump flag under their american flag like jfc

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#kinda wanna be super petty and get a biden yard sign and bumper stickers #and put a bumper sticker on my trump supporting dad’s car without telling him #and the yard sign to spite both my dad and my brother #who doesnt outright support trump but is always trying to defend him and stuff idfk #idk its so annoying when i try to argue with him bc hes just like #you cant just say all of trumps supporters are racist and misogynistic and alscbjkwjhdjksjdjdj whatever #lmao idk but point is #i might buy some biden stuff to show support ofc and support his campaign whjch is almost done as mh brother has said when i brought it up #hes like the election is so soon its not gonna do anything #so my other reason is to spite him and my dad #we passed a house today with a fucking trump flag under their american flag like jfc #if trump supporters can be so fucking loud about their support i can get a yard sign #and sneak a bumper sticker on my dads car lmao idk if thatll work #im so glad i can fucking vote this year bc i can at least do thag if not anything else #this got long again sorry lmao i didnt mean to 😂 #stfu jeanne

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Letters From An American

Today in Fuck Abbott and the GQP Harder Than Ever Before Welcome to Fucking Gilead Edition

September 1, 2021

Heather Cox Richardson

Last night at midnight, a new law went into effect in Texas. House Bill 1927 permits people to carry handguns without a permit, unless they have been convicted of a felony or domestic violence. This measure was not popular in the state. Fifty-nine percent of Texans—including law enforcement officers—opposed it. But 56% of Republicans supported it. “I don’t know what it’s a solution to,” James McLaughlin, executive director of the Texas Police Chiefs Association, said to Heidi Pérez-Moreno of the Texas Tribune when Republican governor Greg Abbott signed the bill in mid-August. “I don’t know what the problem was to start with.”

Texas Gun Rights executive director Chris McNutt had a different view. He said in a statement: “Texas is finally a pro-gun state despite years of foot-dragging, roadblocks, and excuses from the spineless political class.”

The bill had failed in 2019 after McNutt showed up at the home of the Texas House Speaker, Republican Dennis Bonnen, to demand its passage. Bonnen said McNutt’s “overzealous” visit exhibited “insanity.” "Threats and intimidation will never advance your issue. Their issue is dead," he told McNutt. McNutt told the Dallas Morning News: "If politicians like Speaker Dennis Bonnen think they can show up at the doorsteps of Second Amendment supporters and make promises to earn votes in the election season, they shouldn't be surprised when we show up in their neighborhoods to insist they simply keep their promises in the legislative session.”

That was not the only bill that went into effect at midnight last night in Texas. In May, Governor Abbott signed the strongest anti-abortion law in the country, Senate Bill 8, which went into effect on September 1. It bans abortion after 6 weeks—when many women don’t even know they’re pregnant—thus automatically stopping about 85% of abortions in Texas. There are no exceptions for rape or incest. Opponents of the bill had asked the Supreme Court to stop the law from taking effect. It declined to do so.

The law avoided the 1973 Supreme Court Roe v. Wade decision protecting the right to abortion before fetal viability at about 22 to 24 weeks by leaving the enforcement of the law not up to the state, but rather up to private citizens. This was deliberate. As Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern explained in an article in Slate: “Typically, when a state restricts abortion, providers file a lawsuit in federal court against the state officials responsible for enforcing the new law. Here, however, there are no such officials: The law is enforced by individual anti-abortion activists.” With this law, there’s no one to stop from enforcing it.

S.B. 8 puts ordinary people in charge of law enforcement. Anyone—at all—can sue any individual who “aids or abets,” or even intends to abet, an abortion in Texas after six weeks. Women seeking abortion themselves are exempt, but anyone who advises them (including a spouse), gives them a ride, provides counseling, staffs a clinic, and so on, can be sued by any random stranger. If the plaintiff wins, they pocket $10,000 plus court costs, and the clinic that provided the procedure is closed down. If the defendant doesn’t defend themselves, the court must find them guilty. And if the defendant wins, they get…nothing. Not even attorney’s fees.

So, nuisance lawsuits will ruin abortion providers, along with anyone accused of aiding and abetting—or intending to abet—an abortion. And the enforcers will be ordinary citizens.

Texas has also just passed new voting restrictions that allow partisan poll watchers to have “free movement” in polling places, enabling them to intimidate voters. Texas governor Greg Abbott is expected to sign that bill in the next few days.

Taken together with the vigilantism running wild in school board meetings and attacks on election officials, the Texas legislation is a top red flag in the red flag factory. The Republican Party is empowering vigilantes to enforce their beliefs against their neighbors.

The law, which should keep us all on a level playing field, has been abandoned by our Supreme Court. Last night, it refused to stop the new Texas abortion law from going into effect, and tonight, just before midnight, by a 5–4 vote, it issued an opinion refusing to block the law. Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s dissent read: “The court’s order is stunning. Presented with an application to enjoin a flagrantly unconstitutional law engineered to prohibit women from exercising their constitutional rights and evade judicial scrutiny, a majority of Justices have opted to bury their heads in the sand.”

Texas’s law flouts nearly 50 years of federal precedents, she points out, but the Supreme Court has looked the other way. ”The State’s gambit worked,” Sotomayor wrote. She continued: “This is untenable. It cannot be the case that a state can evade federal judicial scrutiny by outsourcing the enforcement of unconstitutional laws to its citizenry."

The Supreme Court has essentially blessed the efforts of Texas legislators to prevent the enforcement of federal law by using citizen vigilantes to get their way. The court decided the case on its increasingly active “shadow docket,” a series of cases decided without full briefings or oral argument, often in the dead of night, without signed opinions. In the past, such emergency decisions were rare and used to issue uncontroversial decisions or address irreparable immediate harm (like the death penalty). Since the beginning of the Trump administration, they have come to make up the majority of the court’s business.

Since 2017, the court has used the shadow docket to advance right-wing goals. It has handed down brief, unsigned decisions after a party asks for emergency relief from a lower court order, siding first with Trump, and now with state Republicans, at a high rate. As University of Texas law professor Stephen Vladeck noted: “In less than three years, [Trump’s] Solicitor General has filed at least twenty-one applications for stays in the Supreme Court (including ten during the October 2018 Term alone).” In comparison, “during the sixteen years of the George W. Bush and Obama Administrations, the Solicitor General filed a total of eight such applications—averaging one every other Term.”

So, operating without open arguments or opinions, the Supreme Court has shown that it will not enforce federal law, leaving state legislatures to do as they will. This, after all, was the whole point of the “originalism” that Republicans embraced under President Ronald Reagan. Originalists wanted to erase the legal justification of the post–World War II years that used the “due process” and “equal protection” clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to apply the protections of the Bill of Rights to the states. It was that concept that protected civil rights for people of color and for women, by using the federal government to prohibit states from enforcing discriminatory laws.

Since the 1980s, Republicans have sought to hamstring federal power and return power to the states, which have neither the power nor the inclination to regulate businesses effectively, and which can discriminate against minorities and get away with it, so long as the federal government doesn’t enforce equal protection.

Today’s events make that a reality.

Worse, though, the mechanisms of the Texas law officially turn a discriminatory law over to state-level vigilantes to enforce. The wedge to establish this mechanism is abortion, but the door is now open for extremist state legislatures to turn to private citizens to enforce any law that takes away an individual’s legal right…like, say, the right to vote. And in Texas, now, a vigilante doesn't even have to have a permit to carry the gun that will back up his threats.

During Reconstruction, vigilantes also carried guns. They enforced state customs that reestablished white supremacy after the federal government had tried to defend equality before the law. It took only a decade for former Confederates who had tried to destroy the government to strip voting rights, and civil rights, from the southern Black men who had defended the United States government during the Civil War. For the next eighty years, the South was a one-party state where enforcement of the laws depended on your skin color, your gender, and whom you knew.

Opponents have compared those who backed the Texas anti-abortion law to the Taliban, the Islamic extremists in Afghanistan whose harsh interpretation of Islamic Sharia law strips women of virtually all rights. But the impulse behind the Texas law, the drive to replace the federal protection of civil rights with state vigilantes enforcing their will, is homegrown. It is a reflection of the position that Republicans would like women to have in our society, for sure, but it is also written in the laughing faces of Mississippi law enforcement officers Lawrence Rainey and Cecil Ray Price in 1967, certain even as they were arraigned for the 1964 murders of James Earl Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Henry Schwerner, that the system was so rigged in their favor that they would literally get away with murder.

When they were killed, Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner were trying to register Black people to vote.

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Watch the Longest Pause in the History of Trumpian Speech 

COMMENTARY:

This is why he isn’t going to get a trade deal before 2020 unless he keeps his promise to Chairman Kim to get a GI haircut like Elvis. This is typical of the sort of flim-flam the “Art of the Deal” represents.. This is doing business with Duck Ass Don writ large. Chairman Kim is ready to give away the ranch in order to move forward towards a United Nations radified DPRK-ROK peace treaty and a collaboration with President Moon on a political re-configuration on the pensisual along the lines of the Articles of Confederation of the American States, like an old-fashioned Native America confab.

And the only thing standing in the way is the vanity of Donald Duck Ass. He wants to try to finesse the promise and get the deal through intimidation and unilateral childishness.

Here’s the thing: Sarah Palin was the best thing John McCain did. She was the GOP’s AOC 14 years before the fact, but Steve Bannon fucked with her mind the way he fucks with everybody’s mind that buy his jive shit. As a result, Sarah Paln has become comic relief as a third-tier GOP celebrity available when you can’t get Laura Ingraham and you need someone with bigger balls than Tucker Carlson or Rich Lowry.

This episode is why Mueller could verify there has been no collusion between Duck Ass Don and Putin, because, as a prospective business partner, the Kremlim has always seen him as a joke. The people he did business with in Moscow to stage the Miss Universe Pageant are not connected to Putin as a direct result of Peristroika, Glasnoss and Yeltsin’s de-Socialization 1992.  The Oligarchs are a result of this de-Socialization reforms and there are different factions of these people which I couldn’t begin to sort out, but I do know that there is a strong criminal element generally recognized as the Russian Klepocracy and these people are the Russians who hacked the intellectual property from the Clinton campaign Duck Ass Don employed to game the Electoral College. That part was all ME! in terms of responsibility, authority, implementation, motive, intent and design. But he could not have done it with the Big Data he was using. His immersion in ratings told him something was there, but Clinton’s analytics presented a stark gestalt and here we are today.

As a private businessman, Trump’s assertion that there is nothing wrong with listening is absolutely essential to a healthy commerical milieu. America business is all collusion, all the time, It takes collusion to make a market in anything. Go back to either Marx’s or Ray Dalio’s version of transaction theory, and collusion is an apparent structure of the dynamic. Ayn Rand repeats this as a mantra about 6 times in Atlas Shrugged, As a private businessperson, he is really talking about business as usual. In Schnidler’s List, the Jewsh businessmen meet in a Catholic church so they can do the sort of networking merchantile capitalism requires. That’s why Am-Way flourishes: they are constantly going to Am-Way networking opportunities.ou

Here’s the thing: if you are doing international, you are an intelligence cluster to all the governments you pass through, even if you aren’t consciously and/or purposefully, gathering intelligence. And the kind of things you just hear in the VIP louges of airports slops over very quickly into conspiracy as the occasion arises. When I was doing business with the Soviets, I debriefed the CIA, including, William Colby, a number of times. The FBI didn’t show much interest: at the time, there wasn’t much crime coming out of the Soviet Bloc. There was a lot going on, but it was very subterranian at that time.

That’s changed and it appears that POTUS didn’t get the memo.

Everything Donald Duck Ass does is just perfectly typical of the Harvard-trained Fortune 500 CEO-level executive. They may not be as lame about the FBI as Trump, but nobody calls the FBi except as a last resort.

That all changes when you start getting paid by the federal govenment for constitutional services. This is something that has been lost on Mitch McConnell and the House Freedom Caucus, but that’s something we can fix at the ballot box in 2020.

Just for the record, the tanker attacks in the Persian Gulf are false-flag operations. The only people who want a war with Iran are John Bolton, Jared Kushner and Bibi Netanyahu    https://tinyurl.com/y633x5ae.  Steve Bannon’s finger prints are all over this turmoil and the “Under the Umbrella” movement in Hong Kong. And, just for the record, President Xi is wise to reject any trade deal put together by Lighthizer and Navarro, who are stooges for Steve Bannon’s ambition to dismantle the administrative state.

I’m just saying.

#transformingamericafirst

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“Trump the Accomplice”: El Paso Residents Blame the President for a Hate-Fuelled Mass Shooting

Charles Bethea | Published August 05, 2019 | New Yorker | Posted August 6, 2019 9:16 AM ET |

On Sunday evening in El Paso, Texas, more than a thousand people marched peacefully, carrying signs and flowers, from a city park to the offices of an immigrant-advocacy group. Some identified as progressive activists of one kind or another, but the majority were simply residents—entire families, in many cases—demanding political change a day after a mass shooting near their homes. “Silence is Violence,” one handwritten sign read. “crusius the killer, trump the accomplice,” another read. Yellow flowers represented the twenty killed on Saturday, in a mass shooting at a shopping center in El Paso patronized largely by Hispanics. Volunteers with the Border Network for Human Rights, wearing T-shirts printed with the phrase “Hugs Not Walls,” handed out bottled water in the heat. The event was billed as a “prayer march and rally against hate,” organized by the Border Network and Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center, whose offices were its end point. It was a quiet walk. But, when engaged, walkers had plenty to say, particularly about Donald Trump’s relationship to the two hundred and fiftieth mass shooting of 2019. (There have since been five more, including the attack in Dayton, Ohio, where nine were shot to death on Sunday morning.)

“Racism has a name,” Fernando Garcia, the founder and executive director of the Border Network, told me in his offices, hours before the march. “And that name lives in the White House. That name is Donald Trump. His rhetoric brought this violence to El Paso.” Garcia went on. “Today we march in the streets. Tomorrow it will be the elections. We will get this racism out of the White House.”

The Perrillo-Gunn family, residents of El Paso for the past fourteen years, walked along the Montana Avenue sidewalk as the procession passed modest homes, barking dogs, people taking cell-phone videos and offering encouragement in Spanish. “After the shooting,” Jonna Perrillo, who teaches English at the University of Texas at El Paso, said, “it was so quiet here. There was so much shock. We hadn’t felt that kind of quiet since we lived in New York, during 9/11.” Perrillo’s husband, Robert Gunn, added, “We were driving our daughter back from camp yesterday when we heard about it. We were told to avoid the mall, where we shop frequently.” She spoke about the cause of the shooting, as she saw it. “There’s an epidemic of white-male rage in this country, which our hateful President stokes. It’s growing. It’s everywhere. Communities of color are under attack. And it comes from the top.” Her daughter Frances listened, quietly.

A giant Trump piñata was strapped to Raul Amaya’s back. “This is my diabolical Donald piñata,” Amaya, a financial-services entrepreneur, said. “I tricked him out,” he went on, noting the horns, devil’s tongue, and Hitler-style mustache affixed to Trump’s likeness. “It works,” Amaya said. “It’s him.” Amaya handed me a piece of paper listing “solutions” he’d come up with, including a twenty-eighth amendment, calling for a doubling of the size of Congress with citizens drafted by lottery from every congressional district. Amaya went on, about Trump, “He’s been bad news for El Paso. He opened his campaign by lying about Mexico and Mexicans coming here. We know about Mexicans! We’re Mexican-Americans. Most of the people coming here are coming for work. Lucky for them, there are a bunch of greedy capitalist Americans ready to hire them. Trump never demonizes those people.” Amaya continued. “Trump is a cruel, cruel man. He’s a bad man. I don’t believe in the devil, but, if there’s such a thing, it’s him.”

Mary Kay Mahowald, a Franciscan sister who has lived in El Paso since 2012, took it all in. “This tragic event is going to motivate us to get our vote out like never before, and change what’s going on in D.C.,” she said. “I don’t know who is going to be the best President, but we must get Trump out of office. He cannot be there, he and his enablers.” She went on. “The separation of the children was bad—that really got us. But this is enough. No more.”

Beto O’Rourke took the stage in his home town and spoke for about fifteen minutes, in front of the Las Americas offices, on which a mural was being painted by the family of a student killed in the Parkland mass shooting, last year. The mural, and the family’s visit, had been planned long in advance of the shooting, to coincide with the birthday of the slain teen, Joaquin Oliver, who would have turned nineteen within hours of the El Paso massacre.

“We have a President right now,” O’Rourke said, pacing the stage, “who traffics in this hatred, who incites this violence, who calls Mexican immigrants ‘rapists’ and ‘criminals,’ who calls asylum seekers ‘animals’ and ‘an infestation.’ ” The Presidential candidate went on. “You may call a cockroach an infestation. You may use that word in the Third Reich to describe those who are undesirable, who must be put down, because they are subhuman. You do not expect to hear that in the United States of America, in this age, in our generation, with this beautiful country that decided two hundred and forty-three years ago that we would not define ourselves by race, or ethnicity, or our differences, but by the fact that we are all created equal.” As O’Rourke finished, a man with a dog parted the crowd, muttering, “Fuck Donald Trump.”

Nearby, Isaac Hernandez carried a sign that read “El Paso Strong.” Hernandez, an eighteen-year-old film student at New Mexico State University, grew up here. He was accompanied by a friend also carrying a sign, which read “El Paso Is Not a Target For Trump’s Fascist Minions.” Hernandez explained, “It’s crazy. You’d never think something like that would happen here. We’re such a good community. Everywhere you go, you feel safe here.” He went on. “I don’t know who to blame except the politicians who don’t make strict enough gun policy. We need more background checks.”

On Monday morning, President Trump tweeted a call for universal background checks on gun purchasers, but pushed his immigration agenda in the same thread. In a subsequent nine-minute speech, about the killings in El Paso and Dayton over the weekend, he called for mental-health reform and red-flag laws. Trump also condemned white nationalism, saying, “In one voice, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy.” He went on, “Hate has no place in America.”

Shortly afterward, I spoke again to Sister Mahowald, and she dismissed the President’s change in course.

“Background checks,” she told me, laughing. “About time!” She went on. “I wish I could believe it. I just can’t. I don’t trust him. We need someone else in the White House saying those words—not him. Not him.”

That sentiment seemed to pervade the city in the wake of the shooting. “He’s part of the problem,” Mario Porras, the director of binational affairs at the El Paso Community Foundation and a former aide to Beto O’Rourke, told me, referring to Trump. “He’s not part of the solution.” Porras went on. “But, even if he’s voted out next year, what’s the lasting effect that he’s had? That’s what I fear, too.”

Robert Márquez had just returned from visiting his mother in Stockton, California, just a couple hours from Gilroy, where a mass shooting took place a week earlier. “Such sadness,” Marquez, a novelist from El Paso who recently retired from a government job, told me during the prayer march. “This town, this kind of violence doesn’t happen here. I never imagined it.” He went on. “The President, his tone. He says he doesn’t mean to, but when you imply something about Mexicans or the border—when you say this is the most violent place—this is on you. I don’t care what you say afterwards.”

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August 8, 2018: 1:00 pm:

August 7, 2018: 12:57 pm:              (Edited for Capitalization: 8/8 12:58 ... StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T17:04:01-0400 - Updated: 2018-08-08T16:00:14-0400

August 7, 2018: 12:57 pm:              (Edited for Capitalization: 8/8 12:58 pm) What the Fuck is this? This is a copy of a paragraph sent to me from the White House Press Department regarding jobs and the economy. As Follows: ========================================================== "Unemployment dipped to 3.9 percent last week—just the eighth time since 1970 it has fallen below 4 percent. (And nearly half of those occasions happened in 2018.)" "Most important is who is benefitting. President Donald J. Trump promised to look out for Americans from every corner of the country, not the well-connected and powerful. He’s delivered. “The least educated American workers, who took the hardest hit in the Great Recession . . . are a striking symbol of a strong economy,” The New York Times reports." ================================================================== (Skip this part and move on to the important reading.) This is the math problem sent to me from the White House today.                          =========================== "Unemployment dipped to 3.9 percent last week—just the eighth time since 1970 it has fallen below 4 percent. (And nearly half of those occasions happened in 2018.)"                          =========================== {do the math: Let's see...uhh... ok... "for the 8th time"... in a long time, something happened. Ok, got it. Hmmm... and "nearly half of those times was this year". Ok...got that. Now what? Ohh I see. "OIC?". Nope, that's not it. "OYC?". Nahh. Hmmm ok.. start over. "Oye. Oye Vay?"... nooooo. Ummmm... maybe it means that something happened almost 4 times in a short time, because 8 times divided by two times equals 4 times.... but it says it was "almost one half". So... the answer is almost 4, but not quite. So... in 48 years (2018 minus 1970 equals 48 years... right?) Ok... hmm, in 48 years minus this year equals 47 years, and in this year something happened almost 4 times, but not quite. What was the something that happened... I forgot... let's see... oh! It was Dipped. Dipping happened. That's what happened. Ok, now what. Ummm. It's August. That means this is the 8th month, not quite a whole year yet. Darn. eight twelfths equals doughnuts. That leaves four doughnuts. I am hungry.. break for a minute..           ~!insert Jeopardy Theme Song Here~         Ok.. Back! 8/12 = 3/4 of a year. Terrorists use a 10 month calender, not a twelve month calander...  I learned it in elementary Anti-Terrorist school, or had to die trying.  Sooo 8/12 is 8 minus 2=6 months. Equals half of a year. um... yeah, now what? Ok ....dipping happened almost 4 times this year, but not quite. That leaves Forty-Seven years that something did not happen... what could it be? Care for a Doughnut? mmmm Doughnuts!         Solved it! The answer is that no anti-terrorism happened for 47 years and the year is only half over in terrorism months, so we don't know about the 48th year yet. Hmmm I guess the only thing left to solve the math problem is to find out what the Dogs name is.... But that's easy, there are a lot of Dogs to choose from... go to the pound and pick one... Hmmmm Pound Sterling = Elizabeth ... Pound = hit = thump = Pope Francis, the Dog's name is Francis Ok... The answer is that the Two Dogs, Elizabeth and Francis have been doing Terrorism for 47 years and counting, and no one has ever tried to stop them, Also, Elizabeth is the Top Dog because of the "Dipping", Francis Curtsey's to Elizabeth. ""Bow-Wow-Maneuver-Service. And, they have a Poodle that lives in the White House they call Potus, Potus Poodle's only live to be 4 or 8 years old, so they get new ones from time to time. Ok? Ther ya go. Completely solved over Doughnuts and Coffee in about 30 Minutes, and took a Break. Now... You try!}   Elizabeth is an English Bull Dog. Francis is an Afghan. Potus is a French Poodle, The French Poodles are interchangeable, and are always named Potus, and are well Groomed. Afghans are interchangeable and have different names when they change, but are always Afghans, this one is Francis. The Bull Dog lives forever, and is Immortal, at least that is how the math works. It must be that "New Math". They all sleep together on an Oval Area Rug by the Ottoman, and have been laying there for 47 years, at least Elizabeth has, and they are watching black and white re-runs of the Dick-Van-Dyke show. That's the complete answer, it's the same, it's different, it's the same. it's different. it's the same. It's the same as it ever was. Different. It's indifferent. (look it up, it's important) . (Don't feel bad if you are having trouble with this. Some of you could go look at last night's final post for a solution that will work for you, otherwise keep practicing. However, be advised that if you did not go to MK-Ultra School, like I did, then this will be a challenging math problem for you. Ok? The person who wrote this math problem also went to MK-Ultra School and is quite older than I am... been around the sun more times, that's all. Hi! How you doin'? It's been a long, long, long,..............long time.) ==================================================== The following is about the entry above the Math Problem. This says, according to the New York Times, and sent to me from the White House... From the office of Donald Trump, that STUPID AMERICANS WHO GET HIT IN THE HEAD ARE SYMBOLIC OF A SUCCESSFUL AND PROFITABLE ATTACK! And that is how you read terrorist news from Donald Trump at the White House. I cannot deny the truth... Americans are stupid. We keep getting hit in the head, while collecting a few nuts that are thrown at us, meanwhile, the Vatican is not just taking the trees that the nuts come from, but the entire forest of trees... the Pope is not satisfied with owning the forest so he takes the land that the forest is on, and all of the seeds for all of the trees of all of the nuts also. The Pope tosses nuts around like feeding squirrels in the park. The National Security Administration, and the Department of Homeland Security are opposing forces. When one team gains, the other team throws some nuts and the squirrels chase after the nuts that are thrown, sometimes it's a fumble, sometimes it's a pass, sometimes it's a first down, sometimes it's squeeze play, or hail-marry, or off-sides, a penalty, a flag, a fucking pat on the back from one football playing squirrel agent faggot to another one... But the pope is playing craps you assholes. Not squirrel football. The Pope likes Seven's and Elevens on the First Throw of the Die. And The Queen is playing Chess. She likes strong Castles, Horseman with Swords, Wizards with Pointy Hats, and a lot of disposable Pawns. Vladimir Putin is the only person on Earth that knows what the fuck is going on. He tried to tell the Americans what the fuck is going on... he gave the squirrels a real football. Look at it. Kick it around for a while. Maybe you could get some of your favorite sports stars to put a GODDAMN autograph on it. Or Rock Stars. Or Movie Stars. Maybe then you could see that the thing is made of super tiny Pentagons. It really was a gift you know. I mean, how can you possibly explain to POTUS that his house is dirty, and the stink of it is getting into your house, without pissing him off or hurting his golden feelings? And when his ego is like a hurricane in a factory that makes golden box cutters in a cattle farm where the pooper scooper is broken? You give the POTUS a clue. That's what you do. Subtle, easy to understand, non offensive and in good spirit, with good intentions in mind. To inform, without prejudice. But with the teeth of an ultimatum, because that is what is required to preserve peace in a proactive kind of way... on Earth. American Government does not understand proactive subtleties, so they popped the soccer/football gift newspaper billboard sign advertising secret message that was provided and are still trying to figure out why there are Turnberries printed on the ball. Those red berries... yeah, those are Turn-Berries... Assholes. After that, all of the Agents go to Church to blow the Pope. The ball is flat. And they are Jonseing for more nuts. And that is how it is done... Asshole Agents. Incoming intercontinental ballistic missiles fitted with Smellery Clinton's Uranium powered nuclear War Heads will turn the squirrel football game into a soap opera... "Like Sands Through The Hour Glass, These Are The Days Of Our Lives". the football field will be turned into the inside of an hour glass with nothing but tiny particles of sand spilling down the enormous hole where the Pentagon used to be. All because the agents trusted, and were fooled, paid, drugged, by the Movie Stars and Rock Stars that lined up outside of Langley Virginia to sign the agents hats, and offer some Schwagg. Besides all of that, the Chinese people have known what is going on and have prepared themselves for the Big Bang. Those guys set up manufacturing. They did that while Americans were busy flipping Cheese Burgers under Bush and Obama per the Plan of Reagan under the Pope. The Chinese people get a lot of grief associated with the idea that they sell plagiarized goods of American products. It's another clue that the Stupid American Anti-Terrorist agents could not figure out. "Plague-in-your-eyes". They think differently, their language works differently, they tried to convey the message and translate it into American English the best way they are able to. If you look at the Chinese people some more, you will find that the clues are where you find them, but only if you look. They don't want to blow up. So, they see something, then say something. You idiot. When the big Bang Bang happens because Trump is a Bonehead terrorist golden bastard, China is ready. T,hey won't have to worry about knock-off merchandise problems because they will be making the original products when the original American factories get blown up. All they will have to worry about is if Mexico is making knock offs of the Chinese copies of the products that the people in Europe will be buying. I have a feeling that John Bolton is advising Donald Trump to Bomb Syria again... as i write this. Why?

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August 7, 2018: Tuesday: 3:10 pm: Cart Drivers Calling from American Medical Response again. This-Just-in.

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T18:49:41-0400 - Updated: 2018-08-07T18:51:41-0400

August 7. 2018: Tuesday Afternoon: 3:45 pm: Once in a Lifetime From the Album: Talking Heads And you may find yourself Living in a shotgun shack And you may find yourself In another part of the world And you may find yourself Behind the wheel of a large automobile And you may find yourself in a beautiful house With a beautiful wife And you may ask yourself, well How did I get here? Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down Letting the days go by, water flowing underground Into the blue again after the money's gone Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground And you may ask yourself How do I work this? And you may ask yourself Where is that large automobile? And you may tell yourself This is not my beautiful house! And you may tell yourself This is not my beautiful wife! Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down Letting the days go by, water flowing underground Into the blue again after the money's gone Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Water dissolving and water removing There is water at the bottom of the ocean Under the water, carry the water Remove the water at the bottom of the ocean! Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down Letting the days go by, water flowing underground Into the blue again in the silent water Under the rocks, and stones there is water underground Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down Letting the days go by, water flowing underground Into the blue again after the money's gone Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground And you may ask yourself What is that beautiful house? And you may ask yourself Where does that highway go to? And you may ask yourself Am I right? Am I wrong? And you may say yourself, "My God! What have I done?" Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down Letting the days go by, water flowing underground Into the blue again in to the silent water Under the rocks and stones, there is water underground Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down Letting the days go by, water flowing underground Into the blue again after the money's gone Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Look where my hand was Time isn't holding up Time isn't after us Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Same as it ever was Letting the days go by (same as it ever was) Letting the days go by (same as it ever was) Once in a lifetime Letting the days go by Letting the days go by Songwriters: Brian Eno / Christopher Frantz / David Byrne / Jerry Harrison / Tina Weymouth Once in a Lifetime lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc, Universal Music Publishing Group https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IsSpAOD6K8

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T18:59:13-0400

Tuesday Afternoon: 3:52pm (Ford Thunderbird) Taking Heads Psycho Killer Bootleg Version I have no words for this.

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T19:37:40-0400 - Updated: 2018-08-07T19:41:58-0400

August 7, 2018: 4:36 pm: Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, wrote the math problem. She has a Bastard Son who's name is Clint Whitney. Clint Whitney's nick-name is Clump Lumpy. I think that is the end of the math problem.

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T19:50:26-0400

Tuesday Afternoon: Elizabeth: Please remove your bloody rabbit from my White House. Regards,

StoneMan

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T20:11:57-0400

Tuesday Afternoon: "With two squirrels and an owl, I could rule the world." Spoken by a frightened King of some faraway land who was conquered by his own imagination. Owl - Wikipedia

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T20:24:38-0400 - Updated: 2018-08-07T20:26:20-0400

Tuesday Afternoon: Pinball Wizard The Who Ever since I was a young boy I've played the silver ball From Soho down to Brighton I must have played them all But I ain't seen nothing like him In any amusement hall That deaf dumb and blind kid Sure plays a mean pin ball! He stands like a statue, Becomes part of the machine Feeling all the bumpers Always playing clean He plays by intuition, The digit counters fall That deaf dumb and blind kid Sure plays a mean pin ball! He's a pin ball wizard There has got to be a twist A pin ball wizard, S'got such a supple wrist How do you think he does it? I don't know! What makes him so good? He ain't got no distractions Can't hear those buzzers and bells Don't see lights a flashin' Plays by sense of smell Always gets a replay Never seen him fall That deaf dumb and blind kid Sure plays a mean pin ball I thought I was The Bally table king But I just handed My pin ball crown to him Even on my favorite table He can beat my best His disciples lead him in And he just does the rest He's got crazy flipper fingers Never seen him fall That deaf dumb and blind kind Sure plays a mean pin ball! Songwriters: Peter Townshend Pinball Wizard lyrics © Spirit Music Group ============================================== "Pinball Wizard" Pinball Wizard Germany Single by The Who from the album Tommy B-side "Dogs (Part Two)" Released 7 March 1969 Format 7-inch single Recorded 7 February 1969 Studio Morgan, Willesden, London Genre Hard rock[1] power pop[2] Length 2:57 Label Track Songwriter(s) Pete Townshend Producer(s) Kit Lambert The Who singles chronology "Magic Bus" (1968) "Pinball Wizard" (1969) "I'm Free" (1969) Audio sample MENU0:00 filehelp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msZOSziOeCs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt2bHUDsPMU File:Pinball Wizard Germany PS.jpg - Wikipedia

StoneMan .Warrior - 2018-08-07T20:34:47-0400

Check-Mate

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Source: Frustration in White House over ABC interview

COMMENTARY:

This is why he isn’t going to get a trade deal before 2020 unless he keeps his promise to Chairman Kim to get a GI haircut like Elvis. This is typical of the sort of flim-flam the “Art of the Deal” represents.. This is doing business with Duck Ass Don writ large. Chairman Kim is ready to give away the ranch in order to move forward towards a United Nations radified DPRK-ROK peace treaty and a collaboration with President Moon on a political re-configuration on the pensisual along the lines of the Articles of Confederation of the American States, like an old-fashioned Native America confab.

And the only thing standing in the way is the vanity of Donald Duck Ass. He wants to try to finesse the promise and get the deal through intimidation and unilateral childishness.

Here’s the thing: Sarah Palin was the best thing John McCain did. She was the GOP’s AOC 14 years before the fact, but Steve Bannon fucked with her mind the way he fucks with everybody’s mind that buy his jive shit. As a result, Sarah Paln has become comic relief as a third-tier GOP celebrity available when you can’t get Laura Ingraham and you need someone with bigger balls than Tucker Carlson or Rich Lowry.

This episode is why Mueller could verify there has been no collusion between Duck Ass Don and Putin, because, as a prospective business partner, the Kremlim has always seen him as a joke. The people he did business with in Moscow to stage the Miss Universe Pageant are not connected to Putin as a direct result of Peristroika, Glasnoss and Yeltsin’s de-Socialization 1992.  The Oligarchs are a result of this de-Socialization reforms and there are different factions of these people which I couldn’t begin to sort out, but I do know that there is a strong criminal element generally recognized as the Russian Klepocracy and these people are the Russians who hacked the intellectual property from the Clinton campaign Duck Ass Don employed to game the Electoral College. That part was all ME! in terms of responsibility, authority, implementation, motive, intent and design. But he could not have done it with the Big Data he was using. His immersion in ratings told him something was there, but Clinton’s analytics presented a stark gestalt and here we are today.

As a private businessman, Trump’s assertion that there is nothing wrong with listening is absolutely essential to a healthy commerical milieu. America business is all collusion, all the time, It takes collusion to make a market in anything. Go back to either Marx’s or Ray Dalio’s version of transaction theory, and collusion is an apparent structure of the dynamic. Ayn Rand repeats this as a mantra about 6 times in Atlas Shrugged, As a private businessperson, he is really talking about business as usual. In Schnidler’s List, the Jewsh businessmen meet in a Catholic church so they can do the sort of networking merchantile capitalism requires. That’s why Am-Way flourishes: they are constantly going to Am-Way networking opportunities.ou

Here’s the thing: if you are doing international, you are an intelligence cluster to all the governments you pass through, even if you aren’t consciously and/or purposefully, gathering intelligence. And the kind of things you just hear in the VIP louges of airports slops over very quickly into conspiracy as the occasion arises. When I was doing business with the Soviets, I debriefed the CIA, including, William Colby, a number of times. The FBI didn’t show much interest: at the time, there wasn’t much crime coming out of the Soviet Bloc. There was a lot going on, but it was very subterranian at that time.

That’s changed and it appears that POTUS didn’t get the memo.

Everything Donald Duck Ass does is just perfectly typical of the Harvard-trained Fortune 500 CEO-level executive. They may not be as lame about the FBI as Trump, but nobody calls the FBi except as a last resort.

That all changes when you start getting paid by the federal govenment for constitutional services. This is something that has been lost on Mitch McConnell and the House Freedom Caucus, but that’s something we can fix at the ballot box in 2020.

Just for the record, the tanker attacks in the Persian Gulf are false-flag operations. The only people who want a war with Iran are John Bolton, Jared Kushner and Bibi Netanyahu    https://tinyurl.com/y633x5ae.  Steve Bannon’s finger prints are all over this turmoil and the “Under the Umbrella” movement in Hong Kong. And, just for the record, President Xi is wise to reject any trade deal put together by Lighthizer and Navarro, who are stooges for Steve Bannon’s ambition to dismantle the administrative state.

I’m just saying.

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