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This is how truly nutty the world of conspiracy theories is.
I study Spanish via Skype with several different individuals that live mostly in Central America and northern South America. I’ve never researched how much business China does in Latin America, but according to these folks Chinese products are huge there, especially technology items. Consequently, due to the business connections of Continue reading “Bill Gates, Wuhan, COVID-19”
I’m not really a big fan of Bill Maher, but here is an interesting point of view on the lock down from a public health doctor.
Hand washing promotes health — Click on the “Read the rest of this entry” link for the scoop from the Center for Disease Control.
There is a pretty good argument to be made that the reason George W. Bush defeated Al Gore in 2000 is due the votes the Ralph Nader garnered. Undoubtedly most of those votes would have gone for Gore. Also undoubtedly a Gore presidency would have been head and shoulders above the cluster that was the Bush Presidency. The world and our country would have been in a much better place than what has been left to us by Bush-Cheney disaster.
I understand folk’s disenchantment with both the major parties, Democrats and Republicans. I do not know if it is still common, but in years past in some states when you registered to vote you had to declare party affiliation. I usually registered as an independent which in many ways disenfranchised me. Continue reading “2016 – Not the Time To Vote For A 3rd Party Presidential Candidate”
I was driving in downtown St. Louis on my way to work. On my left, walking on the side walk, was a Muslim woman dressed in a long, white skirt, a colorful long sleeve blouse with a high collar, and a long flowing hijab. The hijab was the style that is tight around the face like the coif of a nun’s old school habit. After all a Muslim women should be prim and properly attired in public. Modesty is the goal sought.
She crossed the street in front of my vehicle, Continue reading “Muslim Modesty”
I left early enough, I thought, to beat the worse of the morning rush hour traffic. Boy was I wrong. What is a 30 minute drive on the weekend, turned into over an hour. It was stop and go, go and stop, creep along, and an occasional burst of speed of 30 mph or so.
It was at one of these stalled points that I noticed the couple behind me via the aid of my rearview mirror. What first got my attention was that they were making out like crazy every time the traffic stopped. The fellow was tall, wearing a cap, and the sun visor was down so I could not see him clearly. He struck as a bubba type which did not make sense as he was driving a nearly new Audi SUV. The gal was blonde with skin that had not seen Continue reading “Freeway Love”
Actual Donald Trump sentence. And this man believes he is qualified to President of these here United States of America. Sigh…
“Look, having nuclear—my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very smart —you know, if you’re a conservative Republican, if I were a liberal, if, like, OK, if I ran as a liberal Democrat, they would say I’m one of the
smartest people anywhere in the world—it’s true!—but when you’re a conservative Republican they try—oh, do they do a number—that’s why I always start off: Went to Continue reading “And this man wants to be my President…”
yeah I know you did not ask!
So I sitting in rush hour traffic behind an Audi TT convertible. We are moving at the pace of the prodigal snail. I notice the license plate holder on the Audi. It reads, “I’d rather be diving.” I think to myself, “I’d rather be driving.”
There several interesting lines in this article linked to below, but my favorite two are the opening two sentences:
“On Monday, Donald Trump talked about the economy on television for an hour. That may have exceeded the graduate-level curriculum at Trump University.“
The Incredible Shrinking Populist: Trump’s Tiny Economic Vision