Primary focus elsewhere, yes; but memes remain

September 30, 2023

Since my primary focus continues to be on communing with the long healing journey of my son Colin (see my daily posts on caringbridge.org.), I still peruse “the news,” but rarely focus in on any particular data point. Memes, which communicate so much with just an image plus maybe a few words, to “those in the know,” are perfect for me to collect and share right now without spending much time composing with words.

So, once again, here goes!

I almost put this up to end yesterday’s post concerning Feinstein’s demise . . .

A few more lifelong pols that need to retire to the nursing home until death do them part.

And thank goodness this woke goon is now gone!

I presume we’re all more and more aware of this? My son Sean tells me that when he worked as a coder at IBM, there was one person assigned to going around with a checklist to see if all employees were present. This, despite, Sean notes, that they had to sign in to get into the building! Did they fear some had escaped?

How dated that approach to surveillance! And of course, given that the covid years introduced people to the idea of NOT going to the office — and especially, not having to commute long hours and miles — it’s fascinating to see how many office buildings are now for sale at greatly reduced prices. One of those unintended consequences the deep state was likely not counting on when they “locked us down.”

By the way, I’ve been flinching each time I see the word “smart” in the local paper for several years now. No wonder.

But take heart folks, as more and more of the control agenda’s corruption  gets exposed . . .

 

 

FEINSTEIN FINALLY FOLDS: Commentaries, from Scott Ritter and Clandestine

September 29, 2023

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen so many people commenting on a long-standing politician’s death. Here are reflections from two people I tend to trust. The first, details one specific incident; the second views her malignant influence as a whole.

P.S. Whatever happened to the idea that aging yields wisdom? Instead, with Feinstein and so many many others, aging just concretizes hunger to get and keep political power.

I met Senator Diane Feinstein once, in the lead up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. She had just recently been assigned to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (in 2001), and it was in that capacity that she had a senior staffer from the committee ask me to come to Washington… pic.twitter.com/QQPA04hP22

— Scott Ritter (@RealScottRitter) September 29, 2023

Why is anyone honoring Feinstein?

She was one of the most corrupt politicians in America. She employed a Chinese spy for 20+ years. She served as Senator for 31 years, and what did she accomplish?

Thank her for her service? She served no one but herself and her donors.

Her net… pic.twitter.com/v4weTqg3d8

— Clandestine (@WarClandestine) September 29, 2023