Global Warming is a crowing crisis the whole world needs to come to grips with. But rather than bring China and India up to our pathetic standards, instead Mitt Romney and the tea party set wants us to lower our standards to pollution to those of China and India so we can "compete" with them in Romney's ever pursuit of the Allmighty Dollar. Michelle Bachman thinks we should give our workers no more rights than they do in Communist China. Just as Bush and Chaney were oil men and defense contractors, Mitt Romney "loves to fire people" if they are American workers, even American non union union like this one company the Ed Schultz show did its program from last Friday where they interviewed all the workers- - would be losing their jobs by the end of the year. And Romney's company Bain Capital is doing it to them, and Mitt Romney still exerts a lot of monetary influence with that Company. They would not take a major step like this without passing muster with Mitt Romney. And the thing is that Barock Obama had the perfect chance to call him on it in the debate, and he didn't. The truth is that Mitt Romney wants a bigger defense budget not because he's patriotic or the military wants it, but because the Defense Contractors are saying 'We can guarentee you win Virginia if you play ball with us" because there are so many military contractor contractors there. Romney lives by the all mighty dollar. Apparently Romney "ordered" his "Blind Trust" to earmark a lot of money for his son, Tag. Why knows what sort of currency manipulations Romney would engage in as President. As I have said the most logical thing to do right off after Romney takes office, is to introduce a resolution in the House to Impeach him. Well, I say why not "Impeach" Romney before he is ever elected. Mittens is a man who likes to get his way, and takes it very poorly when he doesn't. Even if it means he has to purpously trip his daughter in law in a friendly family foot race. Or it means hounding a berieved widdow on the phone when she clearly doesn't want to talk to Romney and Romney just gets mad and says "I'm a busy man. Answer my calls!" Of course then we have the words of Anne Romney saying the thing she fears for most is "My husband's mental stability". And this is the guy half of America will be voting for on election day? Lord help us! Romney is such an ignoramus according to many he didn't even know that Iran and Syria do not border each other, even a little, or that Iran has a coastline. Apparently Mitt Romney said last night "Iran needs Syria to find a rout to the sea". And he refers to the people from Afghanistan as "Afghani" when the correct turn is "Afghans". Personally I now believe someone is rigging all these polls because I really have a problem the American people are so completely stupid that they will elect this man.
The San Francisco Giants won the pennant last night winning three straight. The past three games they’ve won haven’t even been close. They’ve been blow-outs, and that’s what’s been so strange. How could the tide of play turn on a dime like that? Who could have predicted it? Of course the Cardinals were “second place Wild Cards” and they say they added another wild card this year but I don’t see how because they play with three divisions and one wild card making a fourth like they used to do in football. I had the debate on of course most of the evening. But the strangest thing in this nine to nothing victors is that it began pouring down rain in the top of the ninth. It became a major question whether they’d even get in the last out. Changing pitchers was rather silly with one out to go and it pouring down rain, sitting on a nine to nothing lead. I began watching at the bottom of the seventh just about twenty to eight. The debate ended suddenly at 7:30 with seemingly no closing statements and I went out looking for a cigarette and I’m not sure I got one. I came back and switched to the game. The next two inning halves took forty minutes, or forty minutes to cover an inning of play and keep in mind they’ve already had the seventh inning stretch. The entire game ended about a quarter to nine as I recall. I did not see the trophy presentations on that soggy field, if they even had them. I went out and had a cigarette, talked to James a little and when I came back they were done already. I switched on Mike Meloy after nine and listened to him till about a quarter to ten and went to bed.
The San Francisco Giants won the pennant last night winning three straight. The past three games they’ve won haven’t even been close. They’ve been blow-outs, and that’s what’s been so strange. How could the tide of play turn on a dime like that? Who could have predicted it? Of course the Cardinals were “second place Wild Cards” and they say they added another wild card this year but I don’t see how because they play with three divisions and one wild card making a fourth like they used to do in football. I had the debate on of course most of the evening. But the strangest thing in this nine to nothing victors is that it began pouring down rain in the top of the ninth. It became a major question whether they’d even get in the last out. Changing pitchers was rather silly with one out to go and it pouring down rain, sitting on a nine to nothing lead. I began watching at the bottom of the seventh just about twenty to eight. The debate ended suddenly at 7:30 with seemingly no closing statements and I went out looking for a cigarette and I’m not sure I got one. I came back and switched to the game. The next two inning halves took forty minutes, or forty minutes to cover an inning of play and keep in mind they’ve already had the seventh inning stretch. The entire game ended about a quarter to nine as I recall. I did not see the trophy presentations on that soggy field, if they even had them. I went out and had a cigarette, talked to James a little and when I came back they were done already. I switched on Mike Meloy after nine and listened to him till about a quarter to ten and went to bed.
Last night I was
continually in dire need of a cigarette.
I watched the ABC network news and caught the start of the debate but
then went down to the Medication line, which I was hoping wouldn’t take too
long. Fortunately it didn’t. I got my medication and one of their dreaded
tuna sandwiches from Yadera. I thought
Romney and the President were both a little dull, whitted but since I had a
coffee deficit maybe I’m no judge. The
President was clearly more knowlegable and authoritative. Romney came off as nervous with that stutter
or whatever of his. Romney was sweating
and didn’t look all that healthy like he had the flu. He seemed to agree with the President’s
position a lot and even seemed to defend a position the President had
taken. He did however say we needed a
ten percent bigger military. When a
California state program gets cut back by ten percent, it’s cut back by ten
percent. But with future military
budgets I have the feeling they are talking about pipe dream projections, which
may never come to pass anyhow. One
caller noted how the whole thing was on War.
War with just about anybody.
There was little talk of trade with other nations, or global famine, or
global energy, or global warming. There
was no talk about NATO or the UN or our “European allies” that Romney seems to
worried about all the time, I’m not sure why.
Bob Sheefer did a good job as moderator.
This morning Bill took an early shower. I got up at 6:15 and it was still dark at six thirty. Now it seems that Brenda is perswading Marcia to vote for Obama. We had oatmeal and I used a pink sugar and yet again Irvin asks for one of my pink sugars rather than get one himself. We had a big pancake with not enough syrup on it, and again some rather off-flavor sausage. I had Stephanie Miller on. Sean Hannity and Sarah Palin both say that Romney won the debate last night and was more “Presidential”, whereas once again they tagged Obama as overly defensive, which he most certainly was not. There were a couple of other right wing people quoted who were pretty much “out to lunch” on the subject.
This morning Bill took an early shower. I got up at 6:15 and it was still dark at six thirty. Now it seems that Brenda is perswading Marcia to vote for Obama. We had oatmeal and I used a pink sugar and yet again Irvin asks for one of my pink sugars rather than get one himself. We had a big pancake with not enough syrup on it, and again some rather off-flavor sausage. I had Stephanie Miller on. Sean Hannity and Sarah Palin both say that Romney won the debate last night and was more “Presidential”, whereas once again they tagged Obama as overly defensive, which he most certainly was not. There were a couple of other right wing people quoted who were pretty much “out to lunch” on the subject.
Since this blog will be prove to be "a day late and a dollar short" anyhow let's continue with this next story. If you were wondering what John Lennon has been doing, we have some sort of answer for you. It seems that the rift between Burt Lombard and Mal Evans has gotten larger again in the past few weeks. Burt has now joined Sirius A forces in wanting to take over the whole "ZAC propaganda" stuff, and also believe Mal Evans judgement is in question lately. This whole "sounding the alarm" thing with the Sutterans may be over-blown just a bit. Bones, after sticking with Mal Evans for a couple of days, decided that he "disagreed with Mal's assesment as to how to handle an aledge Sutteran threat on the Federation. Other high aids have been unhappy with Mal Evans' rulings on certain matters for perhaps unrelated reasons. As to that whole bit with siding on behalf of the St Luis Cardinals over the SF Giants there is mutiny in the Andromeda ranks, many refusing to go along with routing against their own team because of shall we say "international considerations". John Lennon was invited to sit in on a duscussion of what the Sirius A forces could do to make the Sutterans look bad. And the idea was hit upon, so they tell the story, of a sudden downpour just before the end of the game because because "We were granted power from Alcyonne to influence the weather" if we wanted. When John heard about the downpour idea he said in that half-excited half-sarcastic voice of his "OK, let's do it!" The idea was to creat tension and frustration among the Sutterans not knowing if they'd even get the whole game in last night. The score was nine to nothing which is kind of Lenonesque in itself. Now we have another paragraph for you from last Saturday afternoon. There is a longer paragraph I could have included here, but I'd already touched on that material anyhow. Since nobody is going to be reading this anyhow because this posting isn't timely, who cares?
We had a chef’s salad
for lunch. The Oriental guy wasn’t
eating his at all and clearly wasn’t going to.
So I grabbed first the crackers and then the hard boiled egg from
it. Then he dumped a bunch of trash on
the rest to insure nobody else would touch it.
We had mushroom soup, which I am getting used to but still not crazy
about. We had a pear for desert. I had Leo Le Port on and now Leo says he’s
really not “into” the I Phone V at all these days because the phone has just
too many strikes against him. There is
the nine verses thirty pin plug that is incompatable with anything else you’d
see at a Hotel or whatever. Also the
“loss” of Google maps is a big strike.
Leo seems to indicate it’s not just one thing but a major failure. And then Leo dislikes how fragile the I Phone
V is and how he’s already “dinged’ his up, and getting a case for it kind of
“defeats the purpose” of the sleek styling.
Maybe the I Phone V was just too “stylish” for it’s own good in terms of
utility. Also of course it isn’t the be
all and end all of features to begin with.
And Apple just over-hypes all their stuff, overstating it, in general.
We had a taco salad for
dinner and I’m reminded they don’t put corn chips in that any more and I’m wondering
why. I got seconds on that from Laura,
who started on our side. We had yellow
cake for desert. Francis after a
hesitation, let me have a cigarette. Eye
Witness news is on now but generally we have been having “quiet news days”
since last Tuesday’s debate. Nora came
by and reminded me that I should rinse out that sponge after floor usage. I am hoping that Obama demolishes Romney in
this debate. He sure has enough material
to.
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