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1 Wow!
2 I can't leave the TV these days. Chain, chain, chained.
3 The Sharks wowed us all last night, followed by an incredible pitching exhibition put on by Johnny Cueto.
4 Explosive nailbiters, sports' fans.
5 Good to see a late-night appearance by Hunter Pence.
6 "It sure feels good!"
--Mike Krukow
7 Especially that last play. It looked like a Keystone Cops movie!
8 Beating the big-league shift.
9 Cueto v. Padres = Ownership.
10 SO fun. I jokingly posted the Padres last play yesterday on social media.
11 Here is the Padres last play:
12 Ah, the wonder of it all!
13 Consider us lucky, I imagine.
14 Moving On, Part One: Enjoyed a quieter, less hectic night last night.
15 Good thing.
16 Whew.
17 Moving On, Part Two: Okay. So. I have to make a humble apology to the Hillary fans out there. While I consider my source for much of the info I often use one of the best, I had been busied a lot recently, and moving over articles and archival material more quickly than I normally do.
18 My source WASN'T The Clinton Chronicles (the undoctored one), which had originally a very humble, low-key approach that caught my eye. Specifically, interviews with people who lived with the Clintons turned my head a bit.
19 I looked at that, but then I returned to resources I have trusted over the years. They weren't so much about Bill or Hillary, but many tied the American Presidency changes that occurred over the past fifty years to the Bush dynasty, and to their fascist roots. I stick with most of that.
20 I also knew that Oliver North and company had flown CIA planes containing cocaine into America, and that most of that coke was distributed to lower-income neighborhoods.
21 I ignored the obvious over-the-top conspiracy theories, the ones that come in mid-sentence, and use fluky cartoons and all of that.
22 I trust resources like whowhatwhy.com, a group of journalists fed-up with the yellow journalism that is causing a feeding frenzy of lunatics. Russ Baker is the author of the epic Family of Secrets, an expose of the Bush dynasty. He got together with other political researchers and created whowhatwhy.com. I consider it a pretty good source. Easy to get to, looks a bit fluky, but it is a solid resource.
23 Baker never wanted to go that deep, by the way. His original idea for Family of Secrets was to answer a very simple question: How did a goober like George W. Bush become the leader of the most powerful nation on Earth? His trip is a slow, often painful unveiling of the Bush family, and remains one of the best.
24 With the JFK assassination, I have moved through a minefield of boushit over the years, finding occasional gems like Professor Peter Dale Scott's The Assassinations: Dallas and Beyond. Scott was and remains a political researcher at U.C. Berkeley. Here is a link to his of website:
25 Some of my most trusted resources are the well-researched works of David Emory, who was a protege of the late Mae Brussell of Carmel.
26 So. I have tons more, but you get the gist.
27 Unfortunately, I pushed too hard and too swiftly to get to the bottom of the Hillary critics, who are harsh. I went to an older video of Emory's, where he traced the history of addictive drugs in America, and how those drugs got here.
28 A lot of my personal criticism was of Bill Clinton, and the fact that Hillary was associated directly with the Rose Law Firm, which had lots of public records indicating corruption, and connections with the cocaine flowing into America at the time.
29 Because he wanted to move carefully through that muck, Emory was never directly mentioning Bush by name at the time he was creating his audio archives. When I listened to them more recently, I concluded that the person he was inferring was Clinton, and not George Herbert Walker Bush, who had the ability to control information and turn it into the slop that he dumped on the Clintons. When the disinformation comes form George Herbert Walker Bush, it is done seamlessly.
30 So I apologize. Even I fell for it. Cringe. Anyway, I own it, and I also wish to share a piece that goes right to it in defending the Clintons. Sort of. Here is David Emory giving a lecture on the Destabilization of the Clinton Dynasty. I'm sorry that I fell for a lot of it. I hope this makes up for it. These cretins are talented. As always, hit the link, not the pic.
31 Moving On, Part Three: That was one of the most difficult things I've ever had to do. The trouble with putting yourself out there is that you put yourself out there.
32 I used to tell my actors that a pie-in-the face comes with the job.
33 So Hillary supporters, have at it. I still question whether she could beat Trump, but I no longer fear her. I fell victim to professional lying. I'm usually much better at locating the perpetrators. This time no.
34 So the pie in my face is really no more than a slice of humility.
35 I apologize, and with that, I wish to put this behind all of us.
36 Am I embarrassed? Not really.
37 Human is more the order of the day.
38 I order myself to go out and enjoy the day.
39 You guys enjoy the day too.
40 And rest up: we still have lots of sports to look forward to.
41 Gottago.
42 See you again.
43 Have a GREAT day.
44 Peace.
2 I can't leave the TV these days. Chain, chain, chained.
3 The Sharks wowed us all last night, followed by an incredible pitching exhibition put on by Johnny Cueto.
4 Explosive nailbiters, sports' fans.
5 Good to see a late-night appearance by Hunter Pence.
6 "It sure feels good!"
--Mike Krukow
7 Especially that last play. It looked like a Keystone Cops movie!
8 Beating the big-league shift.
9 Cueto v. Padres = Ownership.
10 SO fun. I jokingly posted the Padres last play yesterday on social media.
11 Here is the Padres last play:
12 Ah, the wonder of it all!
13 Consider us lucky, I imagine.
14 Moving On, Part One: Enjoyed a quieter, less hectic night last night.
15 Good thing.
16 Whew.
17 Moving On, Part Two: Okay. So. I have to make a humble apology to the Hillary fans out there. While I consider my source for much of the info I often use one of the best, I had been busied a lot recently, and moving over articles and archival material more quickly than I normally do.
18 My source WASN'T The Clinton Chronicles (the undoctored one), which had originally a very humble, low-key approach that caught my eye. Specifically, interviews with people who lived with the Clintons turned my head a bit.
19 I looked at that, but then I returned to resources I have trusted over the years. They weren't so much about Bill or Hillary, but many tied the American Presidency changes that occurred over the past fifty years to the Bush dynasty, and to their fascist roots. I stick with most of that.
20 I also knew that Oliver North and company had flown CIA planes containing cocaine into America, and that most of that coke was distributed to lower-income neighborhoods.
21 I ignored the obvious over-the-top conspiracy theories, the ones that come in mid-sentence, and use fluky cartoons and all of that.
22 I trust resources like whowhatwhy.com, a group of journalists fed-up with the yellow journalism that is causing a feeding frenzy of lunatics. Russ Baker is the author of the epic Family of Secrets, an expose of the Bush dynasty. He got together with other political researchers and created whowhatwhy.com. I consider it a pretty good source. Easy to get to, looks a bit fluky, but it is a solid resource.
23 Baker never wanted to go that deep, by the way. His original idea for Family of Secrets was to answer a very simple question: How did a goober like George W. Bush become the leader of the most powerful nation on Earth? His trip is a slow, often painful unveiling of the Bush family, and remains one of the best.
Family of Secrets purchase on Amazon.
24 With the JFK assassination, I have moved through a minefield of boushit over the years, finding occasional gems like Professor Peter Dale Scott's The Assassinations: Dallas and Beyond. Scott was and remains a political researcher at U.C. Berkeley. Here is a link to his of website:
Professor Peter Dale Scott
U.C. Berkeley
25 Some of my most trusted resources are the well-researched works of David Emory, who was a protege of the late Mae Brussell of Carmel.
26 So. I have tons more, but you get the gist.
27 Unfortunately, I pushed too hard and too swiftly to get to the bottom of the Hillary critics, who are harsh. I went to an older video of Emory's, where he traced the history of addictive drugs in America, and how those drugs got here.
28 A lot of my personal criticism was of Bill Clinton, and the fact that Hillary was associated directly with the Rose Law Firm, which had lots of public records indicating corruption, and connections with the cocaine flowing into America at the time.
29 Because he wanted to move carefully through that muck, Emory was never directly mentioning Bush by name at the time he was creating his audio archives. When I listened to them more recently, I concluded that the person he was inferring was Clinton, and not George Herbert Walker Bush, who had the ability to control information and turn it into the slop that he dumped on the Clintons. When the disinformation comes form George Herbert Walker Bush, it is done seamlessly.
30 So I apologize. Even I fell for it. Cringe. Anyway, I own it, and I also wish to share a piece that goes right to it in defending the Clintons. Sort of. Here is David Emory giving a lecture on the Destabilization of the Clinton Dynasty. I'm sorry that I fell for a lot of it. I hope this makes up for it. These cretins are talented. As always, hit the link, not the pic.
Dave Emory of KFJC, giving one of
many lectures on Fascism in
America.
31 Moving On, Part Three: That was one of the most difficult things I've ever had to do. The trouble with putting yourself out there is that you put yourself out there.
32 I used to tell my actors that a pie-in-the face comes with the job.
33 So Hillary supporters, have at it. I still question whether she could beat Trump, but I no longer fear her. I fell victim to professional lying. I'm usually much better at locating the perpetrators. This time no.
34 So the pie in my face is really no more than a slice of humility.
35 I apologize, and with that, I wish to put this behind all of us.
36 Am I embarrassed? Not really.
37 Human is more the order of the day.
38 I order myself to go out and enjoy the day.
39 You guys enjoy the day too.
40 And rest up: we still have lots of sports to look forward to.
41 Gottago.
42 See you again.
43 Have a GREAT day.
44 Peace.
~H~
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