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August 27, 2019
Stupid People

If you get your news or information from CNN, the Washington Compost, the LA or NY Times or any "Media Matters" outlet and feel that it's objective you are stupid.

This makes a number of people I associate with stupid and I stand by that assessment inasmuch as they are stupid idiot democrats who say that the brigand Obama was "their president" and other tidbits which brand them as the non thinking criminal supporting political morons they are.
 

    Sixth Sense Meme I see stupid people

If you're a democrat you're stupid. If you stand with the likes of the so-called "Squad" of stupid socialist and muslim enemies of the state you deserve what you get. You need to go with them.

The fact that Antifa and socialism are even under consideration as viable and valid entities in your midst is telling upon your intellect and your painfully diminished character.

You democrat leaders in congress pursue settled issues wasting the taxpayer's monies as though they're doing a great service when all you are doing is diplaying that level of stupidity for which you democrats are becoming renouned as those dullards you are.

I have no interest in debating the truth with you.

I have no interest in you at all.

You're not polite company nor do you have any redeeming virtue.

Go forth among your equally stupid peers and exist in that squalid desolate nothingness which is your mind, your critical thinking skills, and your savvy.

There is simply nothing worthwhile there.
 

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August 26, 2019
Women's Equality Day 2019
Women's Equality Day is observed here each August 26 to commemorate the 1920 adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibiting the states and the federal government from denying the right to vote to citizens of the United States on the basis of sex. It was first observed the year in which I graduated from high school in 1973 and typically results in a formal proclamation annually the sitting United States President.

Womens Equality    
Now then.

The establishment of so-called "equality" hasn't really been recognized at all by feminists who all tout this 'good ole boy' system and being held back by various male situational and workaday world scenarios.

Of course, there are the slimy 'right to abortion' bitches with blue and pink cartoon hair who tout their right to lay around and breed without birth control during the interim then terminate any resulting pregnancy on a whim regardless how close to delivery they are.

Then there are the stupid social justice warrior leftist libtard orientations who think that all white males are the root of every evil in the world and that we should all be eliminated in their quest to purge the ills of the world from their womyn's eye view ...

So stupidity reigns in too much of that which is women's equality and I've noticed over the years that women often get preferential treatment to men in any organization regardless of how stupid they in realtity.

Find and dandy because I am walking tour de force with so many feathers in my cap that I can hold my own in any work sociopolitical environment — mainly because I don't play the political things and keep the bulk of my opnions to myself at work.

Here I remain free to express myself.

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August 25, 2019
Biased Ephemeral Digital Bandwagon Effect
    Biased Ephemeral Algorithms by Google
Google's liberal shift in search results simply disqualifies them from being relevant in my life.

In my life, I use google to spell check or view a photo and that's about it.

Their search suggestions are simply without merit because their alogorithm is tainted by programmers instructed to provide biased search engine results with unmitigated gall ...

and I'm simply not their fish to catch.

The rest of you can remain as stupid as you choose.

Google, the gig is up. You're heading for a fall unless you shift to unadulterated unbiased search results and you're not CLOSE to being there and your 'ephemeral' approach isn't squeaking by my scripts.

Dumb asses.

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August 24, 2019
International Strange Music Day 2019
Vasily Nikitin
    
I find myself continuing in that genre of 'strange music' ... with a twist, of course.

Lately I have been listening to a lot of ambient music and have in particular been attracted to the various playlists of Vasiliy Nikitin.

His youtube content consists of:

great mixes in the relaxed style, collected from the best tracks from popular and aspiring musicians and DJs with beautiful melodies with shades of atmospheric background sounds.

The play lists of Vasily Nikitin have punctuated my workday for several years running now and just when I think I've heard every variation there's a new mix with voices and rhythms and melodies totally new to my existence.

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August 23, 2019
Happy Birthday Vickey 2019
Vickey
Vickey

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August 22, 2019
Giving up those Vices
    Recreational Drugs
First I gave up smoking. Having awaken to a spate of being unable to breathe I discarded my remaining Marlboros the following morning along with every ashtray in the house never to pick them up again.

Second I gave up recreational drugs. There was no precipitating event for this aside from mandatory drug testing as a condition for employment. I simply came to a decision that there were quite enough issues in the employment situation without having some addictive personality trait squash my chances otherwise.

So I discarded the weed, pills, and shrooms in a similar fashion to the cigs ... only I gave them away for a small fraction of their cost in an effort to recoup a little fundage.

All of this transpired some thirty years back and I haven't missed nor jonesed for any of it.

When you make up your mind that there are important things in your life and substance use isn't one of them it's a fairly easy decision.

So since that time I've peed in a lot of cups. I have yet to have a positive test for anything for which they tested.

I encounter others in my travels who whine incessantly about being held back in employment because they don't wish to comply with what is required to gain (or keep) that job. I personally believe that the will to work simply isn't strong enough to get there for these poor souls.

I don't stand in criticism of them. I am merely an observer.

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August 20, 2019
Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel    
With all the hype surrounding the release of Alita: Battle Angel on blu ray I was very excited to hear my most favorite girl in the world tell me she had placed it at my avail ...

And I watched it all. I was not disappointed a single iota.

The flick is set a few centuries in the future where a cyber doctor named Ido found the abandoned Alita in a scrapyard of a place called Iron City.

He carried her to his clinic and retrofits her with a body he designed for his late daughter. Alita has no memory of who or where she is.

She navigates the treachery of her present surroundings learning much about her time and place over the 300 years of her existence.

Later, she is fitted with a battle armor called a 'beserker body' designed to integrate with her special brain and heart components which have strengths and abilities far beyond those which she has come to know in recent history.

The action is stupdendous.

It's a violent world set upon a kind and gentle woman who deals with it all in kind due to that berserker suit wearing cyborg warrior which is also her.

What a wonderful couple of hours of science fiction extraordinaire.

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August 19, 2019
World Humanitarian Day 2019
World Humanitarian Day is another of those sham days dedicated to ostensibly recognize humanitarian personnel and those who have lost their lives working for humanitarian causes while in reality it is a subterfuge designed to deflect attention from Agenda 21, Agenda 2030 and that remainder of failed UN attempts to take over the world as if we would put up with their trifling foreign asses so easily.

Designated by the United Nations General Assembly as part of a Swedish-sponsored GA Resolution A/63/L.49 on the Strengthening of the Coordination of Emergency Assistance of the United Nations it goes down annually each August 19.

The date marks an anniversary of the murder by bombing of Special Representative of the Secretary-General to Iraq, Sérgio Vieira de Mello and 21 at the UN Headquarters in Baghdad.

Personally, I remain a proponent of expelling the United Nations from the United States of America as the organization purveying surreptitiously "greenspace death zones" and redistribution of wealth, and generally wanting the United Nations to submit to their stupidity and inept leadership.

We don't need the UN meddling into the affairs of the United States of America. Get the US out of the UN and get the UN out of the US.

Get the US out of the UN get the UN out of the US

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August 18, 2019
More Debt than Ever Before
The threads are discussing the fact that persons in the United States have more debt than ever and even go so far as to tout 'money disorders' as the culpret ... i.e., that provision of a way to affix blame where blame isn't which is so common in our 21st century schizoid snowflake mentality debtors.

I was once in debt beyond all control. I owed so much that I never thought I would retire much of it at all. I found myself primarily immersed in finance charges and interest and then there were those particular predators like Discover Card and Palmetto Citizens Credit Union up to a point at time when I sold my soul in exchange for a payout with a private refi under my own terms.

Take that financial institution scum.

    100 dollar bill US
So now I have my mortgage. I maintain less than $1000 in credit card balances and there is a revolving credit line which allows me to live beyond my means when the whim arises.

And I don't need any stupid credit union embarassing me publicly nor some dimwit female vice president of Discover Card attempting to manipulate me with a lot of capricious ballooning interest charges.

There comes a time when you have to take charge of your life and not try to affix blame on some nonexistent 'money disorder' or other imaginary malady du jour masquerading for a failure to enact a little fiscal responsibility.

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August 17, 2019
Entropy is Ever Increasing
idiot    

My life generates this lack of order or predictability as a function of my activities of daily living.

This gradual decline into disorder has been the subject of much introspection on my part.

I have a strong Unix background which raises it's ugly head frequently in that Microsoft hellhole I call work.

While the two top developers there do Unix the so-called "sysadmins" (of which I am technically and officially but not spiritually one) do not and this pretty much infuses my life with a need to pursue microsoft technologies instead of tossing them into the rubbish bin where they belong.

So that environment of cgi must make way for the nothing which microsnot calls ".net" and I personally call a illogical convoluted ridiculous waste of time.
 

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August 16, 2019
Idi Amin
    Idi Amin Dada
Idi Amin Dada Oumee
c 1925 – 16 August 2003
When I was a kid I was familiar with Idi Amin Dada.

I recall him speaking to a news journalist regarding the his enjoyment of cannibalism stating that human flesh is 'very sweet' and I became totally repulsed at him in that instant.

His military history started in the British Colonial Army as a cook.

This brutal despot was the self ascribed "president" of Uganda who instigated a coup seizing power from Milton Obote who was in the process of having him arrested for misappropriation of army funds.

His reign of terror lasted from from 1971 through 1979 where he was known as the "Butcher of Uganda".

His presidency is marked by extensive human rights abuses, total economic mismanagement, widespread political repression, genocide of the elite, ethnic persecution, extrajudicial killings, nepotism, all manner of corruption.

It is estimated that between 100,000 and 500,000 people were killed while oppressed under his regime.

His preferred personal pronoun was Excellency President for Life, Field Marshal Alhaji Dr Idi Amin Dada, VC, DSO, MC, CBE and he died in exile from his country with the world knowing exactly who and what he was.

He left his country a legacy of exaggerated militarism and likely a large population of cruel and evil cannibals such as himself.

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August 15, 2019
Remembering Julian Bond
Julian Bond
Horace Julian Bond
January 14, 1940 – August 15, 2015
    
Julian Bond was one of those personalities I followed throughout my life from childhood through young adulthood.

Early on, he was central to the civil rights movement which I didn't know much about. Regardless, his calm demeanor even when relating anger got my attention and I quickly learned who he was and tried to understand that which he was about.

His appearance on Saturday Night Live further galvanized my respect for him as he play acted with Garrett Morris a hilarious racially oriented spoof which likewise stuck with me for years thereafter.

Mr Bond was an American sociopolitical activist who led factions of the Civil Rights Movement back in the 1960s. He was subsequently a politician, professor and writer.

Attending Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, during the early 1960s, he helped establish the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) which was frequently on the news of that era.

In 1971 he helped found the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, and served as its first president for nearly a decade likely the only leftist mistake he made in his life.

The Southern Poverty Law Center has subsequently become an instrument of leftist extremists funded with offshore bank accounts allowing them to escape taxes as they interfere in anything and everything that strikes their fancy.

He served four terms in the Georgia House of Representatives as well as six terms in the Georgia State Senate.

He was also chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) a promoter of all political things blackish.

I've always admired muckrakers. Julian Bond was a muckraker extraordinaire who made his case by conducting himself with tact and poise commanding a presence few others have ever been capable of rising toward.

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August 14, 2019
Vaping then Breathing Afterwards
    vaping cloud

There is news in the threads regarding those respiratory consequences some who vape in lieu of or addition to smoking tobacco products are experiencing.

The portends of these are foreboding from a standpoint of general respiratory health.

Of late, some two dozen individuals have been hospitalized with breathing difficulties secondary to vaping and their physicians are at a loss as to the specific causality.

A preponderance of these persons are young adults and there is incomplete data regarding the "pod" (dose) types but the FDA is also pushing that 44 of these be removed from stores due to illegal sales. Lung infections and seizure disorders are two of the primary manifestations of the diseases being encountered in those who participate in vaping and there were no "real" studies done on the possibility for issues with vaping prior to that time the devices and pods which supply them were first sold.

My personal observations include people inhaling then exhaling thick plumes of vapor from these devices and I have often felt that even in the absence of tar, these "vapers" were receiving massive doses of nicotine and other residues which may be present in the pod contents.

When I stopped smoking there were no vaping products because they would not be available for decades. It is sobering that I too might have decided these were suitable cigarette substitutes and joined in with these people I now regard as having a low level of insight into personal health habits and the possibility for consequences beyond their control and desires for the stimulus barrier these products may provide.

Suffice it to say that my addictive personality was never set to task having to deal with these products and there by the grace of The Almighty go I.
 

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August 13, 2019
Remembering Ms Julia Child
Julia Carolyn McWilliams Child     
I have always enjoyed food. I have always had a penchant for chefs and their various idiosyncracies and those products they would produce on air were a draw for me personally over the many years I've been around.

I remember Julia Child from childhood ventures into PBS and her presentations — sometimes punctuated with raucous and rowdy episodic increments and always resulting in something delictable ... which was one of my favorite outcomes.

I lost touch with her during my young adulthood through those Navy days and resumed somewhere in the technical college instructor era.

And Julia grew into my heart more with each passing year.

Julia Carolyn McWilliams Child was an outstanding American chef, author, and prodigious television personality.

She tantalized the world with her French cuisine as well has her first cookbook entitled Mastering the Art of French Cooking.

Her television programs were many and varied but always concerned the most delicious foods beginning with The French Chef, which was first aired in 1963 ... when I was 8 years old.

My last encounter with her was on the show of Emeril Legasse, yet another of those many gastronomic experts I've come to admire over the years. She was obviously getting on in years but just as present and radiant as I ever saw her.

She passed on this day in 2004 after an illustrious career which will be difficult for any chef to surpass. Rest in peace.

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