Going Dark
"Cyber Polygon: Will The Next Globalist War Game Lead To Another Convenient Catastrophe? " by Brandon Smith, June 3, 2021Back in April I published an article titled ‘Globalists Will Need Another Crisis...
View ArticleQuitting Time
Beyond the criminal abominations, it is the in$ulting eliti$m, not the CVD madness, that put me over the edge:Why people are quitting their jobs post-pandemicThe ‘Great Resignation’ is looming, and...
View ArticleA Criminal Abomination
That is what is this morning's Boston Globe. There is simply no other way to describe the flat-out lies oozing from their pages. It's the most reprehensible "journali$m" I've ever seen. When John Henry...
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Hyding Out
"More than 100 eviction cases at Hyde Park apartment complex could leave a lasting mark" by Tim Logan Globe Staff, June 21, 2021Before COVID-19, Amanda Pichardo had a solid job as a nurse assistant, a...
View ArticlePeruvian Pooh-Pooh
I'm nothing else if not regular:"Left and right clash in Peru election, with an economic model at stake" by Mitra Taj and Julie Turkewitz New York Times, June 6, 2021LIMA — On paper, the candidates on...
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A Pair of Toads
They even look like them, and will give you warts if you touch them:"One of Connecticut’s legendary music clubs is reopening after a year-long closure due to the pandemic, with the help of the federal...
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Globe Masks Child Abuse
In the past this would have been tagged a Slow Saturday Special; however, there is no longer anything special about the Globe on any day.In this case, it was the horror I found straddling the fold this...
View ArticleSunday Greeting
I consider it a complete wa$te of $6:E-Cards Are BackIt came from Anna Schaverien of the New York Times, who said that thanks to the pandemic the popularity of virtual cards has grown again as people...
View ArticleMay Flower: Time to Ginkgo
They want to genetically modify more than just the crops as "gene therapy" is meant to be ubiquitous and never-ending going forward, cui bono?That's where the p$ychopaths who stole all the money are...
View ArticleMay Flower: Final Words
Saying goodbye to the plannedemic -- for now."Lifting of pandemic restrictions brings surprise, elation; As of May 29, all businesses and venues in the state will be able to reopen at full capacity" by...
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May Flower: Mexican SNITIS
"Complaint accuses Mexican factories of labor abuses, testing new trade pact" by Thomas Kaplan New York Times May 10, 2021WASHINGTON — The AFL-CIO and other groups filed a complaint with the Biden...
View ArticleMorning Sunrise
I'm usually up before it....."Israel strikes Gaza after Hamas fires incendiary balloons" by Joseph Krauss The Associated Press, June 17, 2021Israel launched airstrikes on the Gaza Strip late Thursday...
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Evening Sunset
Explosions lit-up the night sky at Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, as Israeli forces shell the Palestinian enclave, early on June 16, 2021 (SAID KHATIB/AFP via Getty Images)What a magical sight...
View ArticleAllen Town
Living on page B1 and B3 and even if you don't like Billy Joel -- and I don't -- there is no doubt that he is the greatest musical artist of his generation:"In launching gubernatorial bid, Danielle...
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Heap of Sh!t
You really do need to watch where you step around here:"How a city emerges from a 462-day state of emergency" by Hanna Krueger Globe Staff, June 14, 2021Depending on their coordinates and crowd,...
View ArticleGlobe Blows Yellow Dog Whistle
Better late than never....."Boston’s Asian American community rallies in solidarity against AAPI hate" by Felicia Gans Globe Staff, May 31, 2021The scream of yellow whistles echoed through the Boston...
View ArticleAre You a Good Worker?
"What does it take to be a good remote worker?" by Katie Johnston Globe Staff, June 1, 2021As desirable as working from home can be — the seconds-long commute, the lack of co-worker interruptions, the...
View ArticleJump in the Lake
"A Chicago bus driver looking for a way to relieve stress during the coronavirus pandemic jumped into Lake Michigan for a 365th straight day on Saturday. Dan O’Conor said he started jumping into the...
View ArticleSticking a Toe Back in the Water
Had to let it cool down first:"Biden wants to move energy offshore, but choppy seas are ahead" by Joshua Partlow The Washington Post, May 9, 2021DORCHESTER, N.J. - In his three decades servicing oil...
View ArticleIt All Boils Down to COVID
"Netflix’s subscriber growth, stock zapped as pandemic eases" by Michael Liedtke Associated Press, April 21, 2021SAN RAMON, Calif. — Netflix’s pandemic-fueled subscriber growth is slowing far faster...
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