August 16 – Faux President Biden attempted another bike ride when he inadvertently revealed a strange tumor growing on the side of his neck.
June 18 – Biden manages to fall off a bicycle while standing still, then blames it on a pedal strap.
July 21 – Biden alludes to having cancer. Officials stated this was in reference to skin cancer he had removed years ago. Or was it?
Obviously, there is a timetable for when Joe Biden stays in office. The DNC, most likely, doesn’t want to get rid of their President (yet.)
2023. Midterms will be over. This gives Dems enough time before the 2024 General Election to launch a “winning” candidate. And that ain’t Biden. But what if fate steps in and forces Biden to quit? At a recent signing of a 740 billion dollar tax increase (called ironically the “Inflation Reduction Act”), “Sleepy Joe” looked more lost and confused than ever. I actually felt sorry for the dirty, rotten, son of a bitch.
Biden looks up after signing massive tax increase, not knowing where he is or what he’s doing.
It’s going to become more and more difficult for Biden’s handlers to hide his maladies. He’s the President, fake or not. What can they do? Put him back in the basement? Or parade around Ol’ Grandpa and pretend he’s not crazy?
Biden falls down climbing stairs for “Air Force One”
The FBI has proven actor Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger on the gun (similar to a single-action Colt 45) which killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of “Rust”.
Halyna Hutchins
Set of church where shooting took place
Earlier, Baldwin maintained in an interview that he did not pull the trigger. His version: the gun’s hammer snapped back while Ms. Hutchins instructed him on how to hold the weapon. He had been handed the loaded weapon by assistant director Dave Halls who said it was safe to use.
Armorer Hannah Reed, a newbie with little experience on handling guns for films, was caught on video (without a lawyer) explaining what happened. Her attitude explains it all – the lax, lazy, inattentive behavior which helped lead to this tragedy. Who’s to blame? Alec Baldwin was the producer and responsible for hiring Reed. All done to save money.
The movie “Rust” itself is a total loss, it will never be released. Baldwin is no longer an A-list Hollywood actor and has been demoted to podcasts and comments on Twitter.
Indicative on how the system works, no one was arrested or served jail time. Hutchins family, I expect, will settle for some kind of cash settlement. Tell me, what is the value of a human life?
Former President Trump as seen through window by the watchers
Mar-a-Lago raid
August 8 2022. President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Florida residence was raided by Biden’s FBI/DOJ for “mishandled documents”. Biden’s new press secretary (looking like a Jack-in-the-Box employee reject) said “Biden knew nothing about it.”
“Biden knew nothing about it. Would you like some fries with that?”
During the seizure, Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi gloated, saying “It’s all about the rule of law.”
Pelosi (left) takes a nip, Biden (right) asks “Where’s the little boy’s room?”
Coincidently, the raid occurred on the same day Trump released his first campaign ad titled “A Nation in Decline”.
THE FACTS: All former Presidents are known to keep their papers. This is nothing new. When the Clintons left the White House in 2001, they were famously caught stealing furniture, some of which they returned. Hillary Clinton, for whatever reason, has kept her top-secret clearance, despite being out of office since 2013. I guess it’s only a coincidence the Great Satan Hillary began selling merchandise for her future campaign the day after the raid. Mrs. Clinton also infamously was caught destroying computer data with “Bleach-Bit” and crashing cell-phones with hammers. Her fingerprints were found on documents related to “Filegate” and she was fired from the 1974 Watergate investigation committee for trying to destroy evidence.
Since 2020, Hunter Biden’s laptop has been ignored by the FBI, despite containing evidence involving “the big guy” as Hunter refers to his father. This evidence leads to payoffs from China, Russia, Ukraine, the Middle East and wherever the grifting Biden family has their fingers stuck in the pie. (And you can take that to mean whatever you want.)
The Democrats are a criminal organization. They know they can’t win 2024 fairly, no matter how much they cheat and they’ve been stealing elections since 1960. What’s the end goal for the Socialist-Democrats? To win? That’s not enough. They want Trump neutralized.
“Ring” security camera video shows Heche’s Mini-Cooper hurtling down street toward fatal crash.
Anne Heche as seen in minor accident before her death.
Destroyed home located in Mar Vista, Los Angeles.
August 12, 2022. Actress Anne Heche has died from brain injuries sustained while driving her car through a house on August 5, 2022. She was fifty-three. Cocaine and fentanyl were found in her bloodstream.
Mainstream media reports were, from the start, some of the worst I’ve ever heard: exploitive, shameful and repetitive. How many times did we hear she would be charged with felony DUI? Anne Heche is dying, idiots.
On August 5, Ms. Heche was fleeing from a minor accident inside a parking garage when she went thirty feet into the rented home of Lynne Mishele. Most importantly, a witness asked Ms. Heche if she was all right. What did he do to save her life? Heche’s Mini-Cooper did not immediately go up in flames. There was a window of opportunity. It is reported the resident’s two dogs and pet tortoise were saved. Not Anne Heche.
Anne Heche with Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen DeGeneres, Heche’s former lesbian lover for three years commented: “I don’t want anybody to be hurt.” Faint praise from the washed-up, has-been comedienne whose show was cancelled.
Once you enter a hospital, you lose many of your rights. That’s why you should consult an attorney in regards to a Living Trust.
It may sound impossible, but the fact is, your doctor can order a “DNR” – [DO NOT RESUSCITATE”] on you or a family member – and may not tell you. This also includes a “DNI” – ‘DO NOTINTUBATE”, where a tube is placed thru the nose or mouth into the windpipe to help facilitate breathing. DNR includes CPR and other methods to help a patient survive a heart attack.
A Living Trust must contain information barring a DNR/DNI. Name someone you trust as your agent with power of attorney. It’s up to him or her to tell your doctors about the Living Trust. He or she must give a copy of this trust to them and have proof they received it. Take a photo of you and the doctor giving it to them. Have them sign an acknowledgment they are aware of the Living Trust and have them read the contents.
With Covid-19, a number of convalescent homes have performed DNR’s leaving shocked family members who were unaware of it, before it was too late.
Some of you reading this will say to yourself, “That could never happen to me!” How do you know? We’ve all been brainwashed by the media. Doctors are healers. That’s why you’ll never hear any of this on T.V. The media is in bed with the hospitals – they sponsor them.
There is a sad reality that if you don’t have the money and the means to control your doctor, he could take it upon himself to allow a patient to die, if he feels inclined to do so.
I urge all of you reading this: Know Your Rights. Don’t be fooled by the fake smiles of the hospital staff. They’re running a business. A life or death business.
DNR-DNI. These may be your six most important letters in determining your future…if they let you have one.
On July 21st, it was announced fake Pres. Biden contacted Covid-19, despite four inoculations. The MSM brushed this aside, saying he would’ve died without the experimental vaccine.
July 20 – BIDEN ANNOUNCES HE HAS CANCER. QUOTE: “Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation. That’s why I and so many other people I grew up with have cancer.”
Biden’s handlers walked this statement back by claiming the faux President meant skin cancer that was removed years ago.
When asked recently if she would consider running for President in 2024, Hillary Clinton answered, “I won’t run if Joe Biden does.”
The Great Satan Hillary obviously sees an opening. Joe Biden is vulnerable, everybody knows it. Campaigning for president is tough – how will Biden do it in two years? He can barely walk.
It must drive HRC crazy that Donald Trump, George W. Bush, Joe Biden and Barack Obama were president and she wasn’t. Satan Hillary considers Trump and Bush “morons”, Obama, an “amateur” and Biden? Biden is that sleazy used car salesman who sells you a lemon that falls apart before you can drive it home.
“Only 50 thou. It was owned by a rich Arab I bribed.”
But what about Kamala Harris? Hasn’t it already been decided by the DNC we need to fill in their quota: a woman president and a fag VP? (Pete Buttigieg.) Not necessarily. Hillary would argue that she has the most experience. She’s been around since the Great Pyramids. 2024 would be her last chance. (Maybe not. Monica Crowley once said, “Hillary will keep running for president as long as she has a pulse.”) Assuming Trump runs again, many want to see a rematch. And with the voter drop box scheme winning it for the Dems in 2020, why wouldn’t it work in 2024?
You can bet the farm, a new Covid variant will rise and out comes media whore Dr. Anthony Fauci saying, “For the public’s safety, we must vote by sending in our FAKE mail-in ballots.”
Touching true story of Ginny an abandoned dog (part Siberian Husky-part Schnauzer) who brings redemption to the life of her owner Philip Gonzalez.
The author is a former Vietnam vet who has numerous brushes with death and finds himself alone with bouts of depression after an industrial accident. Left with piercing headaches and only partial use from one arm, his neighbor Sheilah Harris recommends buying a dog – something, anything, to pull himself out of his misery.
At the animal shelter, he is encouraged to adopt Ginny, a mutt who has just given birth to three pups. At first, Philip is not impressed. On a trial walk-around-the-block, he looks at Ginny. There is an instant connection. He realizes this is the dog for him.
“RADAR OF THE HEART”
It doesn’t take long for Philip Gonzalez to discover that Ginny has a mind of her own. She has a special knack for searching out and finding cats who are disabled, abused, or abandoned. Gonzalez finds his life’s purpose, aided by his trusted companion dog. He feeds hundreds of street cats. Other cats he takes home, giving them a new lease on life. His menagerie of disabled cats includes: Topsy, who is brain-damaged and can’t walk. She gets around by rolling. Betty Boop, with no hind feet. She hops around like a rabbit. Madame is deaf and Blondie has FIV. The “Chairman” was found by Ginny in a box full of broken glass.
On Ginny’s and Philip’s quest for rescuing cats all is not well. There are some cat-haters out there who try to kill or poison them. One is in fact killed and Philip, one good arm or not, tried to beat the living daylights out of the coward.
Through a magazine article, the pair find celebrity, appearing on TV, leading to book publication and its follow-up “The Blessing of the Animals”.
The sequel. Ginny poses with Blondie.
This is recommended reading for those who care about those furry friends we share our planet with.
Actor Peter Sellers was famous for saying he had no personality of his own. Somehow, he stepped into his vast array of characters like a chameleon. That’s what he wanted us to think.
Based on the novel “I Want to Eat You” by Ernest Gebler.
The motion picture “Hoffman” (1970) may come closest to the real Peter Sellers, if there was one.
PLOT. “Hoffman” is the story of a 40ish man who blackmails a 20ish girl into living him with him for a week. Sellers as Hoffman has obsessed over “Miss Smith” (Sinead Cusak) for some time. In a telling scene, he mentions how he once asked her out, after which she told the other girls in the office who laughed at him in the elevator. Hoffman has agreed to respect her during their forced time together in exchange for an “erotic encounter”. Miss Smith is aghast at the prospect of living with a strange man. But then, why does she? To save her boyfriend/fiancé who isn’t worth saving?
Will they or won’t they?
In Peter Sellers real life, he self-obsessed about his image, grew weary of playing the bumbling fool and wanted to be taken seriously as an actor. It didn’t help that he was suffering, most likely from manic-depression.
He would rise to the heights of fame, then plummet to a long string of box-office failures.
The multi-dimensional Peter Sellers played three roles in “Dr. Strangelove: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb” (1964)
“The Bobo” (1967.) A commercial and artistic flop.
In “Hoffman”, we see the melancholy Sellers who tries to convince the girl (and us) of who he really is. It’s surprising he would take such a role and not surprising he would ignore it, later on, not wanting to talk about it. It’s simply too close to the truth, too close to finding out who the real Peter Sellers was and he didn’t want it. Consequently, he attempted to buy the original negative and destroy it. Fortunately, EMI’s contract forced it to be released.
The tragedy of the lonely man.
Audiences didn’t respond well to “Hoffman”. They weren’t ready for an “unfunny” sad comedy. It is barely known of except by Sellers fans.
Throughout Peter Sellers career, comedy remained foremost – the safe choice. In the end, there was a comeback with “Being There” (1979), a deserved Best Actor Oscar nomination, which he should have won. Death came from a heart attack in the following year.
Peter Sellers as Chance the gardener “Chauncey Gardiner” in “Being There”
“Hoffman” is available on a new 2022 Blu-ray disc, (and as a DVD) on “The Peter Sellers Collection.”
The grim black and white photo of Dustin Hoffman wearing broken glasses has become an iconic image among 1970’s silver age scholars.
Movie critics frequently pontificate about director Sam Peckinpah’s “The Wild Bunch” (1969) as being his best film. Why ignore “Straw Dogs”? (1971.) Is it because it hits too close to home?
PLOT. Mathematician-intellectual David Sumner (Dustin Hoffman) moves to the hometown of his bride, Amy (Susan George.) It doesn’t take long to see that he’s out of his depth there among the townspeople, mainly the men who were formerly intimate with his wife.
Mr. Sumner (as they call him) can’t do any handiwork, so they are at work building him a garage. There’s tension at the bar, where they give him looks, snicker and wait for him to make any kind of mistake.
Amy walks around with no bra, tempting them and as we find out, it was her idea to move back to Cornwall. Was it to provoke them…and her husband?
Mr. Sumner spends his days on mathematical equations while his sexy wife and her pussycat roam about the house. Outside the workmen watch Amy who shows off through a window, topless.
The cat (symbolic of Amy?) is strangled, left hanging by a light cord in the closet. Amy says correctly, “They wanted you to know they could get into your bedroom.” (Namely, at her.) But Mr. Sumner doesn’t rise to the occasion. Instead, the men lure him off for a “snipe” hunt, leaving him alone in the moors. Two of them, Charlie Venner (Del Henney) and Norman Scutt (Ken Hutchison) take the opportunity to rape his wife. (More on this later.)
Afterward, a fed-up Mr. Sumner fires them – all too late. Amy mockingly calls him “tiger”. (And doesn’t tell him about the rape.)
SHOWDOWN
The Sumners attend a church social. Amy wants out – two of her rapists happen to be in attendance. On the way home, Mr. Sumner accidentally runs into Henry Niles (David Warner), the village idiot, who has just accidentally killed a girl. (Sally Thomsett as Janice Hedden.) Taking Niles to his home, the men are aware of what’s happening. Their intentions are to lynch Niles. This is where Mr. Sumner finally draws the line.
IRONY
As the story twists and unfolds, it is uncompromising and unapologetic for its point of view. That’s the big difference between the 1971 version and the 2011 version. (Why they remade it, I’ll never know.)
Peckinpah’s bloody finale can’t be topped. It is all we could hope for . . . and more.
The Rape. Graphic, ugly and mean. Actress Susan George is perfect for this role and she plays it to the hilt.
Dustin Hoffman. Throughout the years, we’ve all seen Hoffman in a variety of roles. (Two-time Oscar winner for “Kramer vs. Kramer” (1979) and “Rainman” (1988.) But the Academy deliberately ignored “Straw Dogs” because, well, they’re chicken-shit. It’s simply too raw for home consumption. They can nominate him for “The Graduate” and “Midnight Cowboy”, among others. Not “Straw Dogs”. That’s why I can’t take the Oscars seriously. Not then and not now.
Like it or not, there are times when we have to prove ourselves. It may not be through an orgy of violence like “Straw Dogs”. But it will happen. You can’t escape it. You can’t get by with being nice and civilized. Not anymore.
Technically, “Straw Dogs” is brilliant. Special mention must be given to cinematographer John Coquillon. Any serious cameraman would kill for shots like this.
Hoffman’s face becomes flat, an expressionless death mask.
Coquillon, along with Jerry Fielding (music) were frequent Peckinpah collaborators. For me, this is Fielding’s best work. Sly and sinewy, it gets under your skin.
While “Straw Dogs” may sound dour and depressing, it has its own sense of humor. Example: Hoffman as Sumner holds a rifle on one of the men, Scutt (one of his wife’s rapists) which misfires. Scutt laughs until Sumner starts beating him to death.
Jim Norton as Chris Cawsey wears a clowns nose and circle around the house on a little bike giggling during the carnage.
When the men are fired from working on the garage, they’re offended.
DVD/BLU-RAY
“Straw Dogs” is currently available on the Criterion Collection.
Actor Charlton Heston brought the idea of “Make Room, Make Room” (original title) to MGM and all the elements would come together. In 1973, MGM Studios was nearing its end of production and ready to move to Las Vegas as the MGM Grand. This would be their last major film shot on their famed back lot before it was sold off for real estate.
PLOT. Police Det. Thorn investigates a murder leading to a government conspiracy silencing those who know what’s in their new wonder food known as Soylent Green. (Based on a novel by Harry Harrison.)
What’s radically different about Soylent Green? Back then and still, most science-fiction is about outer space travel, aliens or an advanced technology. Instead, this predicts a crumbling civilization, over-population and the desperation of people trying to stay alive.
THE FUTURE IS NOW
Shot in late 1972-early 1973, some fifty years before 2022, what predictions have come true?
We are beginning to see rampant inflation and food shortages. (In the movie, a jar of strawberries costs $150.)
“People are still the same” reads the poster ad. Truer words were never spoken. Sol Roth (Edward G. Robinson), a voice from the past says, “People were always rotten. But, the world was beautiful.”
Police State. Many people don’t want to admit this is true, but it is. Gov’t police have absolute authority. Riot control police use “people scoops” – trash trucks – to herd rioters who go wild when they’re told there’s no more Soylent Green. [A supposed combination of soybeans-lentils-and high-energy plankton farmed from the sea!]
Some cast extra were masks.
Economy becomes socialist.
CAST
Charlton Heston as Detective Robert Thorn
Leigh Taylor-Young as Shirl
Edward G. Robinson as Sol Roth
Chuck Connors as Tab Fielding
Brock Peters as Hatcher
Paula Kelly as Martha
Joseph Cotton as William R. Simonson
ACTING
This would be legendary actor Edward G. Robinson’s last performance and it is memorable.
Heston commented: Robinson told him before filming their last scene together that he had terminal cancer. Heston admits “those were real tears” during filming.
Edward G. Robinson celebrates his 100th and final role. He was working on his autobiography at the time. Published posthumously as “All My Yesterdays”.
Leigh Taylor-Young is cast as “Shirl”, Simonson’s furniture girl. (She comes with the apartment.) Best acting moment: when confronted by a new tenant who asks her “Are you fun?”
Chuck Heston was the catalyst for “Soylent Green”. It is one of his best roles.
Sol prepares Thorn a rare treat: “beef stew”.
MUSIC
The score is composed by Fred Myrow. It’s most favorably utilized during the opening still frame photo sequence where mass-production, from the industrial revolution is shown to be the cause for our polluted world.
DIRECTOR
Director Richard Fleischer provides a commentary on the DVD, along with Leigh Taylor-Young.
Fascinating bio-pic of Elvis Presley as told from the point-of-view from his longtime manager Colonel Tom Parker.
Previously, we had the excellent TV-film “Elvis” (1979) as portrayed by Kurt Russell (Directed by John Carpenter.) The difference between the two is the grim shadow Col. Parker hangs over Elvis’ career.
The movie is surprisingly accurate as to whom this illegal Dutch immigrant is: a “carny” who learned to bluff and bamboozle everybody, eventually managing the most famous singer of the Twentieth Century.
Elvis himself was the first white singer who sang black – as shown by the various singers who influenced him. Also, gospel.
The Colonel (played with sinister glee by Tom Hanks) doesn’t give a rat’s ass about the music. He sees a walking money machine.
Elvis with parents
Gladys Presley, Elvis mother, rightly predicts: “If Elvis signs with the Colonel, he’ll be dead by forty.” But Elvis and his father Vernon sign their deal with the devil.
1956-1958. The halcyon years where every song went gold, every movie became a hit, until he’s drafted in the Army. Again, (a little known fact the movie gets right), Elvis is conned into joining the Army by the Colonel. The plan is to clean up “El’s” image – make him a clean wholesome boy every mother would love. The problem is: you’ve just destroyed the rebel.
While in the Army, Gladys dies and the seed is sown for Elvis’ eventual self-destruction. He never gets over it.
Olivia Dejonge as Priscilla
Soon after, he meets Priscilla Beaulieu, the fourteen year old Army brat, he’ll be forced to marry in 1967.
The 1960’s. Elvis becomes a movie star doing three motion pictures per year. The quality of these pictures declines in the mid-60’s and with the emergence of the Beatles – the King is temporarily dethroned.
1968. NBC and TV director Steve Binder give Elvis a chance to save himself with a one hour TV special. With nothing to lose, he takes it and it galvanizes “El” into a new and exciting phase in his career. (Col. Tom will fight Elvis and Binder for control over this special; a rare time the Colonel will lose.)
1969. Thus begins the Elvis Vegas show era that started off as a good thing until the grind drove Elvis to drugs. Wife Priscilla gets fed-up with being left alone and files for divorce. Again, this sets off a chain-reaction. Elvis goes deeper and deeper into the world of narcotics.
1973. Elvis’ last hurrah. Because the Colonel can’t travel (no passport), he arranges a satellite special broadcast to 1.5 billion people. It is a crowning achievement in the King’s career.
The final years. With no more challenges, no more movies, Elvis is left alone with nothing except going on tour, more drugs, more girls, more bad food, turning him into what we now call the “fat Elvis”.
In a rage, Elvis finally fires the Colonel, who promptly turns around demanding $8 million for his expenses dating all the way back to 1956. Elvis can’t pay, won’t file for bankruptcy and the two remain together until the bitter end.
Elvis concludes with “Unchained Melody” as sung in “Elvis in Concert”, his last TV special.
Post script. The Colonel is sued by the estate of Elvis Presley (Priscilla and Lisa-Marie Presley) for misappropriation of funds – i.e., grabbing half and more of Elvis’ money. It’s true again, as depicted in the film, Elvis was virtually enslaved by the International Hotel to perform for five years in exchange for paying off the Colonel’s gambling debt. Not mentioned is how the Colonel sold off Elvis’ back catalog of RCA songs (1956-1973) squandering a fortune for a quick payoff.
Austin Butler as Elvis Presley.
Butler captures the charisma and the talent of the kid from Tupelo who would set the world on fire with his music. He gets the many gestures and expressions, the quirks, the smiles and the anger that dominates the last years, succumbing into a dark cloud of depression.
Tom Hanks as Col. Tom Parker. Hanks is on the left. Parker is on the right.
Tom Hanks (an Elvis fan) wears a mountain of makeup and prosthetics, shapeshifting into the Colonel. What Hanks gets right is the craftiness, the sly as a fox “snowman” as he is nicknamed. (Wasn’t his whole life one big snow-job?) What he doesn’t get right is the meanness. The Colonel bullied others to get his own way using poor Elvis even after he died – selling his records repeatedly by repackaging them. It is rumored the Colonel (aka Andreas Cornelis Van Kuijk) committed murder in his home country of Holland and then hopped a ship to the U.S. to avoid prosecution.)
Director-co-writer-producer-Baz Luhrmann
Baz Luhrmann pulls out all the stops making “Elvis” big, extravagant and over-the-top. It’s what makes “Elvis” work. You can’t get more to what the American dream is than Elvis and the unintended consequences.
Elvis fans may be disturbed by seeing the “King” turned into a pawn by the Colonel, but that’s the way it really was. If it makes any difference, by 1977, Elvis was pretty much doing what he wanted – refusing to record (his last record is a patchwork of recordings from different years.) And in the end, Elvis pulled the plug on himself, whether on purpose or by accident, he ended it his way.
Many have read or heard of Hollywood films that were cursed: examples being “Rebel Without a Cause”, “The Crow”, “The Exorcist” and so on.
But what about “Atuk”, an intended movie that remains unfilmed? “Atuk” was meant to be a comedy about an Eskimo encountering the modern world, but there’s nothing funny about what happened to the actors who all died unexpected, strange or violent deaths. All had intentions in starring as “Atuk”, except for Phil Hartman, who read the screenplay as given to him by Chris Farley.
John Belushi was interested in “Atuk” until his speedball overdose on March 5, 1982. Age 33.
Sam Kinison was killed in a car crash on April 10, 1992, age 38.
John Candy died from a heart attack while filming “Wagon’s East”. Age 43.
Phil Hartman read the script for “Atuk”. He was shot to death by his wife Brynn, who then killed herself. Phil was 49.
Chris Farley died from an overdose in his Chicago apartment on December 18, 1997. Age 33.
“A Clown’s Prayer” was recited at Farley’s funeral
From the start, you’re told what to do by others who know less than yourself. You’re programmed on how to be a “good citizen”. What good does that do when your dead?
What does it matter if you’re left or right? This concept was made up to divide us. The controllers will keep selling us the same mind poison over and over again.
Think for yourself. For once, do what you want to do, not what you’re supposed to do.
Fuck the laws. Did you write them? Did you vote for the pampered scum royalty running this world?
Life is over very quickly. Are you going to waste it by conforming to a corrupt society?
America brags about its freedom. Does it really have any?
From age 5 – 18, your forced to go to school. (Age 16 if you pass your GED.) This is your indoctrination period.
We’re trained to obey authority. But, what if authority is wrong? Nazi Germany, Russia, Red China, North Korea, fanatical Islam – what about their authority?
Most people don’t realize authority is designed to protect the top 1% interest. And let me ask you: If the top 1% breaks the law, do you think they’re punished? If by some miracle they’re ever caught doing something, they have an army of lawyers ready to dismiss their case. You’ll never hear that on your government controlled MSM TV. You’ll hear how we’re the greatest with many proud traditions (Independence Day, Thanksgiving, President’s Day.) Why upset Grandma with the truth?
You can’t go to the airport without being screened, scanned and X-rayed (and that includes your body.) Yeah, the FAA gets to see you naked on their scanners – and if you don’t care, what about your family?
How many government agencies are there now? They say they’re designed to protect us from the enemy. What happens when the American public become the enemy?
On January 6, 2021, you saw what happens when the public reacts to a stolen election. They’re branded as “insurrectionists”, some jailed, and one is killed by gunfire for climbing through a window.
Ashli Babbitt
Back in the day, the cartoon “Pogo” joked that, “The enemy is us.” Now in the 2020’s, it’s gone full circle.
I don’t care if your left, right or somewhere in between, when it comes to control, the ruling class will make sure you obey or die.
Tom Laughlin: “When the police break the law, there is no law. Just a fight for survival.”
Former First Lady Michelle Obama could and would win the future General Election for the Presidency of the United States, regardless of whichever candidate ran against her. So why doesn’t she run?
She’s a dude.
Scientific evidence would prove this out, so Mrs. O prefers to stay in the closet. This may explain why the government has been pushing their pro-transgender movement. For attention seekers, gay was so five minutes ago, so being trans with purple hair is where it’s at.
Dinesh D’Souza’s documentary “2000 Mules” has pretty much been written off by the mainstream media. Even Newsmax and FoxNews don’t want to talk about it. Why is that?
“2000 Mules” proves the Democrats stole the 2020 election from Pres. Donald Trump. The “mules” are paid couriers who dropped off fake mail-in ballots. In the security camera videos, they can be seen dropping off loads of counterfeit ballots for Biden. They’re wearing gloves (no fingerprints) and taking selfies for proof of payment later on.
Ordinarily, such a documentary would be groundbreaking news. But, the MSM doesn’t want to mention it, unless they’re debunking it. (How do you debunk the truth?)
Yes citizens, the system will not be threatened. The swamp didn’t want Trump re-elected in 2020 . . . or in 2024. It simply isn’t going to happen. We are locked into a soft dictatorship that’s growing harder and whichever side your on, America’s freedoms will eventually disappear in the wind.
Larry Blyden was best known for hosting the game show “What’s My Line?” (1972-1974.) The following year, he was killed while vacationing in Africa. What really happened?
Larry Blyden hosting “What’s My Line?”
Briefly, let’s examine the career of Mr. Blyden. After serving as a Marine in WWII, he worked as a radio announcer, them moved to New York to study acting. His first major roles were on Broadway in “Mister Roberts” and “Flower Drum Song” (Tony nomination.) In 1972, he would win a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”. Blyden also appeared in guest roles on television series and feature films. Starting in the late 1960’s and early 70’s, he began hosting game shows, the most famous being “What’s My Line?” (cancelled 1975.)
His last featured role was for “Absurd Person Singular”. Blyden was set to host a new game show called “Showoffs”, when he left for Marrakesh, Morocco. On a hunt for rare antiquities, he was driving through Agadir, where he was reportedly attacked by bandits and nearly beaten to death. Due to the more primitive conditions in the region, doctors were unable to save his live. He died following surgery.
Larry’s manager released the “official” story as injuries sustained in a car accident (for the peace of mind of his wife and two children.) He was buried in Houston, Texas.
EricReports grades the 46th President of the United States.
Foreign Policy. Is there a grade lower than F? If so, Biden would receive it. Our humiliating retreat from Afghanistan, leaving Americans and billions of dollars of armaments’ behind, 13 Marines killed, fittingly happened shortly before 9/11.
The Biden Administration helped the war in the Ukraine to occur by pushing them to join NATO and forcing “democracy American-style”. Ukraine is right next to Russia and was formally part of the USSR. What did Biden think Putin would do? That’s why fake-macho-phonies will always fail against a stronger leader.
Economy: F. Inflation, recession and sky-high gas prices – Biden blames Putin for it; except, all of this took place BEFORE the war in Ukraine. Economists predict 2022 to continue in the same way as the dollar crumbles faster than our infrastructure. Green new deal anyone?
Border Crisis: F. Open borders have brought millions of needy, hungry, illiterate, disease-ridden foreigners eager for free housing, education and food. America already has a homelessness problem. We can’t take care of our own and we need more? Dems cynically know these people will probably vote Democrat as long as the welfare checks are dealt out.
Image: F. Biden, as President, represents the USA whether we like it or not. Tell me, does his appearance give you confidence?
The man barely knows where he is. He freely admits others are making decision for him. (Speaker Nancy Pelosi, First Lady Jill Biden, ex-Prez Barack Obama, Rep. AOC, Sen. Schumer and others.) It’s no longer a joking matter. “Sleepy Joe” isn’t all there mentally. Despite this, Biden brags about running again to his former boss, BHO. (I’m sure that made Kamala Harris feel good.)
Sooner or later, the live camera will televise the feeble-minded fake and no amount of MSM news spin will be able to cover up the naked truth of his madness.
Director John Landis is set to film his segment for “Twilight Zone – The Movie” titled “Time Out”. It is the final sequence for a tough shoot. In this episode, Vic Morrow as Bill Connor, a racist bigot who suddenly finds himself in the shoes of the people he hated. (Or, as he calls them, “Kikes, niggers and gooks.”) For the grand finale, Bill saves two Vietnamese orphans from a U.S. bombing attack on their village.
In the intended scene, Morrow is to carry two child actors across shallow water while various explosions going off around him. Overhead in the multi-colored sky is a helicopter. What could go wrong?
Vic Morrow (“Combat”)
Actor Vic Morrow, 53, is no stranger to such type of filming. For years, he starred in the TV-series “Combat!” (1962-1967), his most famous role. But in the intervening years, the veteran actor has fallen back in B-films and supporting TV roles. This film is his big chance as an A-list actor. He is so anxious to prove himself, a stuntman is not being used.
Myca Dinh Le, 7, and Renee Shin-Yi Chen, 6,
The children Myca Dinh Le, 7, and Renee Shin-Yi Chen, 6, aren’t supposed to be there, according to California’s Child Labor Laws. Violations include: Children working after hours near explosions and without the presence of a teacher or social worker. Plus, they’re being paid secretly.
John Landis publicity still for the “Twilight Zone”
At the time, director John Landis is part of “New Hollywood”, hot after the success of “National Lampoon’s Animal House”, “The Blues Brothers” and “An American Werewolf in London”. He is under contract with producer Steven Spielberg who is directing the second segment titled “Kick the Can”.
Witnesses say Vic Morrow has some trepidation… and yet he doesn’t listen to his sixth sense. If “Twilight Zone” is a hit, he’ll be famous again. (As is turned out, for all the wrong reasons.)
It is said, cans of paint are placed near the explosives to create a more vivid effect…and they do.
As filming commences, Morrow can be seen struggling thru the water as he carries the two kids, one under each arm. In the background, huts explode into balls of flame. The low-flying helicopter’s rotary blades are causing a wind storm. Landis instructs the pilot to fly lower. Indeed, the sky turns into a hue of beautiful colors as the mock-up village explodes around them.
The wind is making it nearly impossible for Morrow. In the water, he accidentally drops one of the children. (Renee.) Just then, two massive explosions go off; the air blast literally knocks the helicopter out of the sky. It turns over, crashing down into the water.
Filming abruptly comes to a halt.
“Where are Vic, Myca and Renee?”
The crew rush into the water. A headless, floating dummy can be seen floating in the water. Except, it’s not a dummy. It’s Vic Morrow. Decapitated.
During the accident, the blade crushed Renee Chen and sliced the heads off Morrow and Myca Le.
In a scene worthy of “The Twilight Zone”, the incomplete footage goes unused, except for news broadcasts.
The trial lasted nine months (1986-1987.) Director John Landis and others were acquitted on the charge of manslaughter. Essentially, it was ruled an accident.
John Landis on trial
The “Time Out” segment remains without the Bill Connor character redeeming himself by trying to save the children. Instead, he’s taken away by Nazi’s in a cattle car.
“Twilight Zone – The Movie” (1983) received mixed reviews. Advance publicity from the fatal accident helped garner $42,000,000. The movie itself cost ten million.
Proponents of the Elvis Presley suicide theory have a strong case. It’s the timing of when it happened, a few weeks after the release of “Elvis – What Happened?”, a tell-all paperback written by his former bodyguards who swear their boss took drugs.
Elvis was preparing for a new tour, beginning in Maine. He believed audience might turn on him or ask questions about the book.
Elvis’ relationship with fiancée Ginger Alden was faltering. Many within his inner circle thought she really didn’t love him.
Ginger Alden with Elvis
Elvis’ ballooning weight was becoming known throughout the mainstream media.
His depression about his failed marriage and the death of his mother. (Elvis’ father said she basically worried herself to death about her son.)
Continued lawsuits involving investments in a racquetball court franchise and assault & battery charges for the actions of his over-zealous bodyguards.
Elvis poses with daughter, Lisa-Marie
Elvis greatest joy – his nine year old daughter Lisa-Marie was staying at the house temporarily. But, all he could do was spoil her with gifts, allowing her to do anything she pleased.
Lisa-Marie, 1977
Elvis’ stepbrother David Stanley claims two days before his death, he told him the next time he saw him he would be “in a higher place and on a different plane.” David didn’t know what he meant until August 16.
Elvis with stepbrother David Stanley.
On that fateful day, the suicide theory contends Elvis saved up his medications – called “attacks” – and then took all three doses at once, causing a fatal reaction. His only chance for living, Ginger Alden, slept in the adjoining bedroom, unknowing.
It’s hard to say whether Elvis would’ve have wanted to go out like that. (Dead by his toilet.) At the time, his future was constant tour dates. As can be seen in “Elvis in Concert” (1977), his heart was no longer in it. He refused to record in the studio. There were no more movie deals. What was left?
Elvis: sick and tired of being sick and tired.
Rumor: The leader of the Memphis Mafia Joe Esposito supposedly confessed shortly before his death that he burned Elvis’ suicide note. If true, the note stated the reasons for why he did it…that it was because of his inability to quit taking drugs, his weight and Priscilla, the little girl he met in Germany who broke his heart.
Jen Psaki is quitting as White House press secretary.
“The Big Guy” (fake Pres. Biden’s code name) accepted illegal kickback funds from a Chinese energy company, aided by Hunter Biden, as proven on the “missing” laptop.
Prediction: Biden will be forced to retire early next year due to the crashing failure of his administration.
Hillary Satan is being sued by former Pres. Donald Trump for her false allegations of Russian collusion during the General Election 2016. Hillary was forced to pay a fine for her involvement in hiring spies within the Trump White House. Any plans for HRC to run in 2024 are laughable.
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