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November 19, 2020
International Men's Day 2020
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International Men's Day is a worldwide observance which aims toward the civil awareness of men and humanitarian values. It has been 'restarted' in the past indicating that it may not have taken off as the originator, one Thomas Oaster may have liked ... but the impact of promoting a gender is not really a worthwhile effort anyway.

It touts some 'six pillars' and while they are pretty much civil societal duties which should be able to stand on their own, the fact that they must be teased out and shoved up the collective butt of the world speaks volumes for that shallow nature of humanity since the the 1980s and our tragic generation of burger flippers raised by a generation of disinterested morons masquerading as parents.

Again, I am a man but have much more significant things to do than be a part of this drivel ... so kindly save your antisexism, antidiscrimination, and stating of that which should be common knowledge but isn't to your bloody idiot self.

Striving for gender equality and attempting to remove "negative" images or a perception of stigma associated with men in our society is a figment of a generation where roles and boundaries have been blurred by those who have a lack of focus regarding who they are and what they are all about. They are too busy attempting to lay claim to a non existent disorder of sex chromosomes or bent on claiming some right they failed to earn for themselves and worse — a state of being which simply is not there.

I have no such impediments to my existence. It's simply not complicated or difficult to understand what a man is in the context of society when you are the result of strong role models. I don't require instruction in how to live or exist.

Meh.

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November 18, 2020
Left Wing Violence against Trump Supporters
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Ivanka Trump has been on the media's case for virtual total silence on left wing violence against Trump supporters.

In this nation of stupid human beings pursuing socialist takeovers and engaging all manner of crooks and crime in pursuit of their goals one thing is sure.

We must protect ourselves and our own from the coming onslaught of the barbarians and their evil ends.

Black Lives Matter and Antifa believe they may run ripshod over the conservative individuals of the Republic with impunity ...

When all is said and done and the approaching civil war is over and the land is strewn with the remains of those combatants unwilling to submit to the will of a tyranical free speech suppressing, money grubbing, public office monetizing democratic party all I can say is:

I'm ready for you. Bring it on.

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November 17, 2020
Memories of Esther Rolle
    Esther Rolle

In my life I watched Esther Rolle in various roles as a function of that television available to me.

She was an American actress and star of stage and screen born November 8, 1920 who lived through November 17, 1998.

I regularly viewed the comedy Good Times and participated in the antics of the family of Florida Evans.

A lot of people watched that program for Jimmy Walker. I watched it for Esther Rolle.

Her credits went far beyond this and toward the end of her career the film Rosewood had her portray a character called Aunt Sarah, a sweet woman who was murdered in the acompanying fray and I cried with Don Cheadle as he rode the train after escaping in her casket.

From Maude, Touched by an Angel and Murder She Wrote through Fantasy Island, Driving Miss Daisy, Cleopatra Jones, and even Poltergeist: The Legacy she was an award winning actress who passed from the sequela of diabetes too soon and she was always instantly recognizable by me and for whom I would take pause to enjoy yet another character in her vast repetoire.

She had a knack for portraying family and was always someone to whom I could relate.
 

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November 16, 2020
I remember Dr Milton Friedman
Dr Milton Friedman    
Dr Milton Friedman was a economist of the fatalist variety back in my heyday working the Atex publishing system at the State Record Company in Columbia, SC.

Having received received the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his research on consumption analysis, monetary history and theory and the complexity of stabilization policy it was typically my observation that he exhibited an utter lack of optimism when he would appear in various television news segments appearing to scold the country for those transgressions he perceived in our economics and I was always amused with his perspective.

He advised President Ronald Reagan as well as British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with a political philosophy of a free market economic system with minimal intervention. For that alone he always held my respect.

Now with the needs of the democrats to control every aspect of our existence and take all our money for redistribution as they see fit I doubt very seriously that the complicent traitors of the mainstream media would give him much air time.

Dr Friedman was born July 31, 1912 and passed November 16, 2006. His was a life of higher education and service and for that he deserves our gratitude. Plus he wasn't a leftist libtard out for personal profit from the taxypayer like the persons populating the democrat party of the United States of America.

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November 15, 2020
That Monster called Ads in streaming television
I just subscribed to another ad free service called 'Shudder' and was watching the theatrical version of Salem's Lot, that miniseries starring David Soul, James Mason, and Lance Kerwin which was made for television and released the year my hitch with the Navy ended ... 1979.

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It's about a novelist and a young boy who liked horror genre films who attempt to save a small New England town called Salem's Lot from an invasion of vampires. It was quite scary back in the day and conceptually remains so.

Needless to say it is quite a bit more in the way of drama and build up than I recall but it has been quite a few years since my last (and only) viewing and it's a bit of personal nostalgia so I'm gleaning a good amount of enjoyment from it all nonetheless.

One of those shocking aspects are the changes David Soul has undergone. You know, as if I'm not equally changed and shocking myself.

The beauty of my new Roku collection is the absence of services supporting their endeavors with ads. I would much rather pay more subscription for no ads personally. It's a ecommerce phobia I believe.

Those services like Sling and Philo are repulsive to my tastes. I just don't like the ads for some reason. These two in particular think you need to watch 10 minutes of ads for every 5 minutes of television it seems.

That ugly spectre of continuous lengthy commercial breaks simply isn't happening if I can help it.

I don't know what I'll do if services with "no ad" tiers cease to be available. Likely this will result in the rise of a DVD era in my lifetime and I'll will pursue the ultimate DVD jukebox or something.

Be all of this as it may at present I'm pretty happy with those services I maintain. I had to drop Youtube Premium because they have this need to propagandize the experience with the tainted clips of their choosing. One false dislike and they all of a sudden suppress those news outlets you want to watch.

I simply terminated them with extreme prejudice within the month trial because I decline to put up with their overbearing leftist libtard crap. It was sad because I used to indulge them a lot and felt the need to give them part of my entertainment budget ... but they asked for it and I was just the one to let them have it.

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November 14, 2020
World Diabetes Day 2020
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World Diabetes Day is a campaign focusing on diabetes mellitus and is held on November 14 annually under the auspices of the International Diabetes Federation.

Diabetes is a defect of carbohydrate metabolism which happens either early (juvenile onseet diabetes) or later (adult onset diabetes) and those intrinsic factors differ between the two primary variants as to cause and course.

My personal affliction is "type 2" (adult onset) diabetes aka "metabolic syndrome".

It has subjected me to a need for several medications in the absence of the self control required to diminish my weight adequately and I am plagued by side effects of the oral agents which I prefer to the injectables which; while more effective are subject to their own cholera like manifestations as a result of their use.

Needless to say, my "inferior genetics" as Dr Bill Robinson put it are being compensated for with the use of pharmacologic agents which I'd just as soon live without. However, were it not for them I likely would not be living presently.

I notice many from my area die very prematurely and their causes are likely those lifestyle diseases which include adult onset diabetes.

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November 13, 2020
another Friday the 13th ...
another Friday the 13th ...

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November 13, 2020
World Kindness Day 2020
World Kindness Day 2020

Today we have another World Kindness Day. This is a world wide observance held each November 13.

It is difficult to be kind when you're in the presence of a diabolical unscrupulous immoral group of people like the democrat party in the United States.

Rather than be kind I am of the notion to wipe all of them off the planet entirely.

The democrat party has it coming and the payback is a mother f*cker.

World Kindness Day is a farce of the leftist libtard individuals who want no borders and no national sovereignty.

Bulleth Shitteth.

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November 12, 2020
Stan Lee has been gone a whole year
    Stan Lee
Stan Lee
December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018

I remember my comic book heyday. I was in the sixth grade at George R Fishburne Elementary School in Hanahan SC.

One of my friends, whom I'm ashamed to say I can't recall his name, had a playhouse of sorts. I had a similar structure in my back yard but his was much more frou frou and 'little girlish' if you will while mine was a rugged thing once a tool shed or workshop or something.

Anyway we would sit in his playhouse and read boxes of comic books stored there and I mean to tell you there must have been thousands.

It was there that I received my first introduction to Stan Lee.

Stanley Martin Lieber, aka Stan Lee, American comic book writer, editor, publisher, and producer and gifted productive visionary of the media arts passed this earthly existence but a year ago.

He was a fixture in my life since childhood, being the comic book aficionado I was from early childhood his work was my entertainment and I always enjoyed it immensely.

He grew a family business into Marvel Comics and served as the primary creative leadership which dominated the comics industry for as long as I can remember.

Stan was inducted into the comic book industry's Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame in 1994 and the Jack Kirby Hall of Fame in 1995.

He received the NEA's National Medal of Arts in 2008.

My particular favorites in his repetoire were those cameos in the various marvel group movies where he would portray some happenstance character.

Oh, how those memories still warm my heart.

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November 11, 2020
Veterans Day 2020
Happy Veterans Day


Today we observe Veteran's Day. This is a public holiday held on the anniversary of the end of World War I which was November 11 to honor our veterans and victims of all wars.

It was declared a replacement for Armistice Day in 1954. Sadly, many incorporated municipalities omit it from their holiday calendars in favor of Martin Luther King Day because they are unpatriotic racist organizations.

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November 10, 2020
unscrupulous immoral cheating ass democrats
unscrupulous immoral cheating ass democrats 

There is a price to pay for criminal behavior like stuffing the ballot boxes with absentee ballots intercepted and interfered with and and you will not get away with this by a long shot.

Just because you believe you are above the law you may wish to rethink your criminal underhanded strategy.

You are liars.
You are thieves.
You are cheats.

All of you.

☠  election workers
☠  postal employees
☠  elected representatives
☠  main stream media
☠  complacent complicit coward republicans who did nothing
☠  Niki Haley & Chris Christie this means you
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November 9, 2020
World Freedom Day in the United States 2020
I was formerly an uncompromising patriot taxpayer in the United States. My feeling of patriotism has been seriously shaken by the attempts by the democrat party to steal the presidential election — and I have continuing fears that they may even be successful in their criminal unscrupulous immoral behavior in this matter.

It's a sad notion that criminals may pursue such plans and execute them in the absence of another group of taxpayers who both foretold the actions of this scum yet did nothing in the way of prevention.

I am rapidly becoming a militia wannabe and were it not for my mother who says every day how much she needs me I would already be contacting them for action.

No, I can't run but I am effective at hand to hand combat of brief duration and an excellent head shot at 300 feet ... not 100% but doggone accurate and practiced.

World Freedom Day in the United States

Here we have another World Freedom Day in the United States. This was declared by the then President George Bush son of the NWO traitor George HW Bush who is now deceased thank God.

It is a commemoration of the fall of the Berlin Wall as well as the end of communist rule in Central and Eastern Europe which began in 2001 and observed each November 9.

World Freedom Day is not time for taking advantage of law abiding taxpayers by a criminal element which operates with impunity. This is the democrat party of the United States and I will be addressing and treating them all accordingly.

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November 8, 2020
World Urbanism Day 2020
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So we have another World Urbanism Day aka World Town Planning Day recognizing and promoting the role of planning in creating livable communities. It is the idea of the late Professor one Carlos Maria della Paolera of the University of Buenos Aires.

While I view it all as a bunch of globalist intrusion and socialist rot in the vein of Bernie dumbass Sanders with the buzzwords like 'smart city' presented to me by the local incorporated municipality have been overused by the uninitiated to the point of cliche and appear equally plagiristic and pretty much meaningless from a practical standpoint — just another methodology for intrusion and spying on the taxpayer.

Looks like environmental impact means far less to me than the intrusive nature of local governments on those who pay them. I think a French Revolution replete with a gillotine is in order.

I'll even spring for the ox drawn cart. Urban culture, urbanism, and the Urban League interest me not. Perhaps with meaningful leadership things might change but I don't see that happening either.

I used to be much more tolerant but all that gets you is walked on.

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November 7, 2020
Due Diligence and Friends Lost
Jerry R Landry Headstone at Saint Francis Xavier Cemetery


Last night I happened upon the headstone of my late Navy buddy, Jerry R Landry, who was born Aug 22, 1953 and died Jan 25, 2007 from a myocardial infarction.

He was a lifetime resident of Barnstable Village on Cape Cod and was so proud of the fact that he wasn't one of we who reside to the West of Cape Cod to whom he always referred to as "indians".

His loss was an open wound on my soul until I secured a copy of his death certificate from the state of Massachusetts and now that I know his final disposition I intend to travel back to Cape Cod to pay my respects in person.

He is interred at Saint Francis Xavier Cemetery in Centerville,Massachusetts. This town is in the county of his birth and residence — and is also where Eunice Kennedy Shriver and her husband Sargent Shriver are also interred.

We typically aren't fortunate enough to have many really good friends in life, but Jerry was one of my mine and I have missed him over the years.

Continued rest in peace.
 

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