Happy New Year! (or so we hope…) Hope is important. Sometimes it’s backed up by the facts you can see around you, but often it’s merely an act of faith – hard to keep when you can’t see what’s on the road ahead. Sure, there’s a lot of doom and gloom in the world. We … Continue reading
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Meandering Monday about UFO’s
There’s been a lot in the news the last couple of years about UFO’s. It’s hard to know if it’s really newsworthy, or the stories are just a distraction from some other piece of real news (“Look at the shiny object. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.) I heard a congressman on … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Spinning and Censoring Scandals
Obama and Biden (and their acolytes) like to say REPEATEDLY that the Obama/Biden administration was scandal free. If true, it is because of a dearth of MSM (Mainstream Media, or Legacy Media) interest in exposing them and holding their favored president accountable. I guess if a scandal happens, but the MSM doesn’t cover it, the … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Being Distracted By UFOs
All this talk of UFOs puts me in mind of all the aliens I’ve seen over my lifetime. No, not REAL aliens, but depictions in film and literature – ranging from the friendly but misunderstood visitors of Close Encounters, ET, and Starman, through the definitely misunderstood demons of V and To Serve Man, on up … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Checks, Balances, Faith, and Fail-safes
Trigger Warning: As conservatives are being persecuted throughout the country, inflation is killing us, war sems to loom everywhere, and the Occupier of the White House continues to usher millions of illegal immigrants into the U.S. in violation of the law, his oath of office, and the Constitution, the author of this blog feels compelled … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about What We (Or It) Choose (Or Are Allowed) To See
It’s been obvious for a while that all of us are functioning with a limited view on the outside world. Each of us is in our own information bubble, and what we see is influenced by our own biases, those of people we know, and whatever “news” sources we use (and those “news” sources have … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Whether a Scandal Is a Scandal If No One Talks (or Hears) About It
So, exactly how long has the Justice Department been weaponized? It’s being investigated now, but it goes back at least into the Obama-Biden Administration. How else could Barack and Joe claim to have a scandal-free administration? During Obama’s two terms, we had Fast and Furious (which included the AG being held in contempt of Congress, … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Seeing Past the Narrative
A long time ago, when I was not yet an adult (that is NOT back when dinosaurs ruled the earth, although it may seem that way to some of you), I was curious how to tell whether what we were being told by our government was true enough. Someone who was already an adult pointed … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Yelling at the Radio
Is this just an old man thing? I find myself shouting at the radio a lot lately. Fortunately, it USUALLY only happens when I’m alone in the car. I first remember this happening about twelve years ago, so I was 53 – not particularly old, so maybe it’s not an old man thing, just an … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about the Crumbling of a Narrative
So, the agenda-setting New York Times is finally admitting that the Hunter Biden laptop story wasn’t Russian misinformation at all (the MSM networks seem to be ignoring the story for now, sort of like whistling past a possible cemetery. But if the Times is saying it, they will have to come around to acknowledging the … Continue reading