By Rich Kozlovich
Well,
just when you think it can't get any crazier, another week flies by and
you find, you're wrong, it really can get crazier.
The Longshoremen went on strike with their leader swearing to destroy America, and now we have a "temporary" return to work with a substantial pay increase. But that's not the issue. It's automation, and ultimately, that's a losing issue for the union.
Jack Smith, the federal prosecutor who isn't a federal prosecutor, going before a corrupt Trump hating judge is trying an end run around the Supreme Court's decision on Presidential Immunity, and as I read that I couldn't help be think of that scene in a Few Good Men where:
Lt. Weinberg: [sarcastically to Joanne with Danny present, in an empty courtroom after the trial has been adjourned for the day] "I strenuously object?" Is that how it works? Hm? "Objection." "Overruled." "Oh, no, no, no. No, I STRENUOUSLY object." "Oh. Well, if you strenuously object then I should take some time to reconsider."
All these cases against Trump are collapsing. The review of the cases in New York aren't going well for the prosecutors with the appeals court in effect asking how can there be a crime of fraud if no one is a victim? In Georgia the prosecutor, Fani Willis, and her paramour may even end up in prison. And it seems clear to me there will be a RICO investigation over all this if Trump is elected.
Robin Itzler added an interesting chuckle fest side bar in her weekly newsletter about those pagers and
walkie-talkies that either seriously wounded or killed over 3000
Hezhollah fanatics. It turns out they were invented by Irving "Al" Gross, a Jew.
As for Lebanon, it seemed to me the only answer was to break Lebanon up into separate countries, Christian and Muslim. I asked one of my geopolitical experts who I correspond with occasionally if that was a potential? His answer:
Lebanese
Christians are already demanding federalism. They have come to the
conclusion that Greater Lebanon, which was declared in 1920 by General
Henry Gouraud, French General Commissioner for the Levant, has failed.
Are
Republicans actually getting smart about debates? Trump won't sit for
an interview with 60 Minutes, and the poor little muff muffs are whining
about it, at least until they apologize.
They came to me and would like me to do an interview, but first I want to get an apology because the last time I did an interview with them, if you remember, they challenged me on the computer. They said the laptop from hell was from Russia. And I said it wasn’t from Russia, it was from Hunter [Biden]. And I never got an apology, so I’m sort of waiting. I’d love to do 60 Minutes. I do everything. … The laptop from hell was from Hunter. It wasn’t from [Russia]. … If you remember, Lesley Stahl, we got into a little bit of an argument … and they really owe me an apology. … Let’s see if they do it. I wouldn’t mind doing 60 Minutes.
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Two things. The Pravda media is toast, ignoring them is ascendant, attacking them is on the rise, and any debates from this point on should be orchestrated by conservatives picking the moderators, none of which should ever again be lying, corrupt Pravda media hacks. And if they don't like it, tell them to shove it. And even with the corruption by the media, both Kamala and Walz looked like dimwits.
Putin's again threatening to use nukes, as he's done over and over again, but recently I've discovered, at least the claim is when this broke out the US warmed Putin if he did use nukes every Russian asset around the world would be destroyed with conventional forces. If that's true that would explain much of what he's doing lately in an attempt to show he's not afraid of such an action. He is afraid. His economy is in trouble, China's is in trouble, their societies are upset at their leadership.
This week I have six commentaries of my own and eighteen by others, with the four permanent links. Fall is here, winter is on the way, most of my projects are finished, and it's time to start working the ground for fall planting, and I like that, as even a newsie like me can only stand so much.
Enjoy today's offerings, and remember warm memories never wear out their welcome in our lives. Have a warm memory weekend.
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