Observations and opinions. My opinion and $1 (it was 50 cents but I've adjusted for inflation) will get you a cup of really bad coffee.
Friday, January 7, 2022
Lastly, About January 6 - Removing or Forgetting Your History Has Consequences
It's not the first time that protests at the Capitol have turned violent or deadly -
July 28, 1932
"In protest to the Senate's action, the Bonus Army veterans marched down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol Building. The D.C. police reacted violently, resulting in the deaths of two veterans and two police officers."
"The principal demand of the Bonus Army was the immediate cash payment of their certificates. On July 28, 1932, U.S. Attorney General William D. Mitchell ordered the veterans removed from all government property. Washington police met with resistance, shot at the protestors, and two veterans were wounded and later died."
WWI veterans asking the government to pay them the bonus they had been promised to fight the Hun in Europe.
January 6 Coverage, Omicron & The Upcoming Mid-Terms
The Democrats are setting a table. The breathless coverage over the January 6 riot in D.C. and Biden's speech reveals that they intend to keep Donald Trump out of politics and paint his supporters as domestic terrorists (that's like half of the country and mostly people who work for a living and grow the food necessary to sustain life - don't believe me? Just drive through rural Illinois and note the number of anti Biden and anti Pritzker signs on display). Make no mistake; Illinois is blue primarily because of the moochers in Chicagoland and because of a dwindling number of older voters who have the idiotic habit of being a "straight Democrat ticket" robot. They are like zombies - they can be relied upon to go to the polls and mindlessly vote "D" for everything from President to dog catcher. The good news for Illinois is that they are rapidly dying off. The moochers tend to kill one another at an alarming rate and the old guard "D" voters are like the proverbial turd circling the bowl during a good flush.
Congress is currently contemplating a return to Covid stimulus for the unwashed masses - never mind the incredible debt already facing the country and further destruction of what remained of a work ethic in the U.S. Needing cash to further pay off their constituents, they are going to again try to reach up into Jay Powell’s rectum and pull out some Yankee Dollars. At this point, his asshole must be about as whopped out as Lisa Ann’s after a good old fashion BBC session on Porn Hub.
Eviction relief funding is being depleted faster than anticipated so look for a push to refill that pork barrel soon.
Biden decided to kick the can down the road for the debt serf student class that helped him defeat the Evil Orange Man but the date for repayment is to begin in May - those ass clowns have not been able to "get it together" for over two years now so I doubt that giving them an additional 90 days is going to help much. That default is coming. One way or another, that generation of over indebted pussies is going to default. It’s not a question of “if” but “when”.
Lastly, Omicron coverage is wall to wall and nonstop. This is going to be trotted out as the excuse for the continued use of “early voting”, “mail-in voting”, “absentee early mail-in voting”, “voting on behalf of your deceased or bedridden relative”, “voting on behalf of your dog”, etc., etc., etc. The fun never stops when it comes to your God given fucking right to vote…because, you know, Covid….
"A Spokesperson Did Not Comment" - your silence is deafening
"The Fed initially described the Feb. 27 transaction as a previously planned move by Mr. Clarida away from bonds and into stocks, the type of “rebalancing” investors often do when they want to take on more risk and earn higher returns over time. But the rapid move out of stocks and then back in makes it look less like a planned, long-term financial maneuver and more like a response to market conditions.
“It undermines the claim that this was portfolio rebalancing,” said Peter Conti-Brown, a Fed historian at the University of Pennsylvania. “This is deeply problematic.”
The Fed did not provide further explanation of Mr. Clarida’s trade when asked why he had sold and bought in quick succession. Asked if the Fed stood by previous indications that the move was a rebalancing, a spokesperson did not comment."
The ultimate insider job is having a seat at the table of the Federal Reserve.
Thursday, January 6, 2022
Joe Biden Can Take His "Unity" and Shove It Up Nancy's Rotten Cooze
Since the nation’s media outlets will be obsessed with “the insurrection” and “the attack upon our Democracy” today, I thought I would trot out the image of Pelosi’s infamous side clap during one of Donald Trump’s speeches to Congress.
The smirking. The smugness. The thinly veiled contempt that permeated the entire term of the duly elected President – she’s an awful crunt. Anyone who has had the pleasure of dealing with a petulant, entitled, fucked up piece of shit woman knows that look – I can’t stand that bitch or anyone stupid enough to think she is empowered or empowering. She’s a fucking huckster. In the coming year, I’ll be laughing my ass off watching the political class of Democrats throw their useful idiots under the bus.
Delaying the Inevitable
"On December 22, the Education Department announced it will be moving the date student-loan payments are scheduled to resume from February 1 to May 1, citing the Omicron coronavirus variant as the primary reason for the change. While this announcement did not specify whether it would be the "final" extension, contrasting the announcement in August, Biden urged federal borrowers in a statement to use the extra time to prepare for repayment in 90 days." Joe Biden is praying they will cough up the money in the spring.
Meanwhile, on the eviciton frontline in Kentucky:
"Proposed legislation filed by Rep. Nima Kulkarni, a Louisville Democrat, would instead require landlords to safeguard the belongings for up to 21 days, giving renters time to retrieve them."
"Besides setting new rules for abandoned property, Kulkarni has proposed: Automatically expunging eviction judgments one year after they're issued, preventing them from showing up on future rental screenings"
Because...you know, Covid....
This country (mostly the Democrat party) is so full of shit that its eyes are brown. The dollar deserves to lose the distinction of being the world's reserve currency. We don't pay our bills on time (unless we use the heretofore tried and true strategy of pulling dollars from the ass of who ever occupies the Chairman's seat at the Federal Reserve).
As Explained By Uncle Buck
The illogical, yet nonetheless real, aversion some people have to Donald Trump and “The Deplorables” who voted for him is akin to the hatred they have for Uncle Buck’s hat.
I miss John Candy.
Tuesday, January 4, 2022
Theranos Board of Directors - What Do They Have In Common???
Henry Kissinger (former United States Secretary of State);
Jim Mattis (retired Marine Corps four-star general);
George Shultz (former United States Secretary of State);
Richard Kovacevich (former CEO of Wells Fargo);
William Perry (former United States Secretary of Defense); and
William Foege (former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).
Let your old Uncle Kenny explain how it is that these geniuses jumped on board with this obvious snake oil saleswoman. They are elderly men who take too much Viagra and still think with their dicks. I heard a joke once – Why are you taking that prescription medication? Because your doctor got some free samples and some office stationary from a moderately attractive drug company saleswoman who makes her appearances wearing full war paint, a short skirt and some “fuck me pumps”. That’s why.
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