Has Finland solved the problem of dealing with nuclear waste with a simplistic engineering approach?

 Boron and copper tubing:

https://youtu.be/kYpiK3W-g_0

While to subscriber's of 'short Earth history' people (somewhat akin to flat earthers): so dead letter bible literalists perhaps and definitely the we evolved from monkeys despite there being no evidence of that, dummy majority leftists. Others amongst us are amazed, as I was as a 19 year old, by stories of ancient nuclear power sites: observe,

https://youtu.be/lVNV1qXnGb0

Castle Bravo: America's lowest nuclear moment?

https://youtu.be/79dnkAZSKAo

2 gallons seawater equals one gallon freshwater and one gallon brine

 Normally if you think of the king of Saudi Arabia you'd think of his damaged reputation, cracking down internally, having Kashogi assassinated. Anyway here he is pushing forward with the solar dome. This is a first time industrialized attempt run by Saudi Arabia at an exciting and cheap and ingenious English invented way at desalinization, carbon neutral:

https://youtu.be/KdFIHecZDfc

Water flows in glass, sun heated ducts from sea to the solar dome. The glass of the dome is heated by the sun. The saltwater evaporates, the salt free condensed air turns into water and drains into pipes, salt free, off it goes. Biggest challenge, the remaining supersalty water (brine) can damage marine life on return to water (it's heavy, it sinks). 

Watson, QB for Texans; Trump and Biden on taxation

 This is Watson discussing red zone plays (where offensive team is very close to other teams end zone, like about to score) and other stuff 'naked routes' the route is the steps taken by a receiver to receive a throw from QB. It will involve differing vectors to create confusion for defensive team.

https://youtu.be/lSkkW80Aaio

You might think from my last post I was mocking Trump or being disrespectful of him but the opposite is true. Biden and Pelosi would absolutely tax the shit out of that poor lady's family after the snake kills her and probably spend a fortune of that taxed money helping the snake create more havoc. (Defund the snakecatchers).

Now that the Californian gubernatorial candidate, the former Olympic athlete Caitlyn Jenner or whoever her name is, is on the Republican football team, noone is complaining: oh we need mandatory quotas for more women playing football, we need the football players wearing more clothes when the women journalists are in the locker room after the game. Noone's saying that. So let's take one of Jenner's criticisms of Trump: messaging off.

That's what she said. I totally understand what she means. I mean I'm not here to criticize why the NFL isn't having mandatory quotas for black and amero-indian female quarterbacks in the NFL but you can have that discussion yourself, with play dough figurines you fashion while you're alone, and noone can hear you (inclusivity).

Remember, Jenner is pro Trump for sure, but she's just critiquing his messaging. I mean we can critique Jenner's messaging it doesn't mean you can't have that discussion with Mr puffy and steady Eddy your new play dough friends. 

It's hard to understand how to tweak Trump's messaging to optimum performance unless we get Stephen Miller and Trump's speechwriter on the up 73 big Mac smash steady Eddy squeeze play in the red zone on the fourth down. At the moment we don't even know if Miller is writing speeches for Trump. 

American politics and football, so much better for your soul than jailing and torturing dissenters in communist china.

You can use regular soap and water to wash play dough off your hands.

Robert Downey Jr can't really tell you what a liberal is; when to call someone a fuggen shlut

 Robbo: (I can call him that because I admire his dreamy good looks)

https://youtu.be/LyBIT0Q7fOc

Ok so we were just looking at football. Recently I was talking to a Texan over the phone about not knowing what 'taking a knee is'. It's some weird football political thing about helping uneducated low income black Americans instead of just telling them to get farged yer farken shluts. I guess I do know what taking a knee is, but maybe I don't. I mean I never had to fight Iron Man.

What doesn't surprise me with these football players is the way they will train their eyes on something specific like the numbers on your chest, your knees, ankles maybe, to see where you're going to go. I find that interesting and I can relate to that.

Finally, Trump rallies. You'll hear the jubilant festive chanting of the audiences when they start hollering: USA! USA! or We Love You! At the rallies.

But recently Donald Trump ended up taking his time to tell an Aesop's fable: (the snake)

(He's done it before, he loves this fable, it's because the snake doesn't pay taxes)

https://youtu.be/Sy9_r2Rzrc0

Wasn't this the perfect time for the crowd to start chanting: fug off yer fargen shlut! fug off yer fargen shlut!

Yes, the answer is yes. We may return to this point in future postings. Suffice to say, unless you're calling a play in football, while on the field, that's actually called the fug off yer fargen shlut play, should you ever need to say it on the field? Again, my lack of football awareness fails me, as I'm unaware of players are allowed to blurt random things at the snap to distract and create doubt. I'll have to research that.

'you are going backwards', what that means for defensive NFL player Malcolm Jenkins

 https://youtu.be/tcFi07b12jY

Howdy fargen shluts.

So I told you on this blog, I'm still learning about football. Coming up in Australia we mostly had rugby, which is ridiculous, as is AFL. 

So in football the defensive team would look like this:

Offense: Centre, four other guys

Line of scrimmage

Defensive line: 5 guys like sumo wrestlers the actual line of scrimmage

Then linebackers (another line of about three players behind the initial defensive like that's on the line of scrimmage)

Then maybe two cornerbacks kind of like defenders in soccer out wide a bit

Then kind of at the very rear you have safeties who are like goalies in soccer or defenders

So the linebackers would be like midfielders in soccer but also the cornerbacks depending on the formations

So this Jenkins appears to be some kind of cornerback or midfielder in soccer talk. You'll see him reading the quarterback's throws and looking to cover certain areas or pockets of the field, I guess he's looking to intercept a throw to a wide receiver from quarterback or else an offensive runner with ball. I haven't really studied offense much yet. Still learning.

These videos are pretty good though as they use graphics to show you what's going on.

This guy is Xavier Rhodes. Not being adept at football, it took about three minutes to even realise he's a defender. (Also I've never heard of these guys before). That's also coz it's a very quick game and things are happening very quickly and you can't even always see the ball on the play as the offensive team will also try to hide it. Anyway in light of my new knowledge of defending positions nomenclature and positioning, I'd say this guy is a linebacker or a cornerback or something inbetween if there is such a thing:

https://youtu.be/F6kYFFoVOp4

This is Jamal Adams, he definitely appears to be a linebacker. When analysing field coverage, whether the analyst is you at home, or the actual player watching videos, they will often divide the width of the field into three equal divisions called 3 or third. The players understand that they'll defend their own sections in given scenarios however they don't only think in straight line terms like third width of the field but might think spatially in round terms, covering a certain radius around them. Essentially many linebackers will watch the quarterback to see if it will be a throw or a running play without the throw:

https://youtu.be/PCeQFVtog7w

This guy Minkah Fitzpatrick plays safety. I've only really understood this position today. There are two safeties, a strong safety and the other one. In soccer it's like a defender. If you don't understand soccer styles and positioning, for example you have eleven players and one is a goalie. So some teams have four defenders and some have three. So if you had a four three three that'd be four forwards, very aggressive, like the Italians or Brazilians then three defenders and three midfielders. Also the English might have four defenders alot then just play long balls cutting out the midfield or you might see the Portuguese doing a lot of short passes and a strong midfield.

Anyway this Minkah is a safety so those guys, normally just two, will play nearest their own defensive lines, as a last line of defence kind of thing.

 https://youtu.be/eeQ7R9qN310

One of the interviewers in this series has a broken pinky finger, very noticeable, so it's safe to assume he played football in NFL.

Switching to offense, this is Davante Adams I think. Not sure who his quarterback is but it's somewhat uncanny how they link up without knowing for sure exactly how. Pretty amazing. 

https://youtu.be/PIRoP9rfh3A

A commercial came up for a Christian Slater, Alec Baldwin new movie, Dr Death, looks kind of interesting, let's have another look at the trailer:

https://youtu.be/wpNMlqi4i2M

That's gonna make Dr Nick Riviera feel better, someone else drawing eyes of him.  Awesome.

O'Reilly doesn't understand Biden's position on black crime

 O'Reilly:

https://youtu.be/KaDG-nkGlKY

Bro, how many tears that aren't actually crocodile tears, will Biden shed for black victims of black crime (zero).

The more black people getting killed by other black people is Biden's idea of cleaning up the streets and this is officially known as 'reimagining public safety'.

In fact, even rappers (black) were coming out for Trump and the election supposedly had more black voters for Biden than Obama. What a joke. This election was completely rigged and those of us, like me, in the know, knew where to go at the time for correct reporting: NTD AND EPOCH TIMES. Fox news still pining over its unrequited and broken love affair with former chummy 'respectable' columnists at ny times, CNN, etc (extremely corrupt and broken Torres strait Islanders on the north side of the Panama canal island. 

Disappointing to see the joke. How pathetic.

Biden thinks it's better for black crimmos to kill each other en masse than go to jail twenty to thirty years. Biden does not give a shit about improving ghetto life or even stopping rioters and looters. Biden only cares about his dopey career. Biden sucks.

O'Reilly cannot seem to understand this basic reality. Black people must be pretty dumb to insist on food stamps. Ignorant.

Benji addresses judge in conservatorship case

 Your honor,

My (choreography) client, Miss Spears, is not a Torres Strait Islander, and not some kind of dumb fuggen shlut with no redeeming qualities. She is a woman of principle. When I was homeless in Los Angeles California, around the time she famously shaved her hair, ten dollars of her tax money, paid for the roofing at the homeless shelter, New Image, in downtown LA. Thank God for steel roofs and the powdered chemicals used to seal them, also found in Big Mac nuns, sorry, buns. Your honor, do not let your loved ones eat those buns, they will get cancer and a high paid lawyer will laugh at your misery and say, 'fuggoff yer farken shlut'. Such is the dog eat dog we live in your honor and I would vouch my dying breath you know this to be true, or ten thousand souls in India that may die of Coronavirus before me. I cannot say that Miss Spears covered my entire stay in your delightful Californian homeless shelters where I was positively white amongst a hundred or more of your black citizenry there, as I myself was paying taxes to the IRS at the time and paid my own way through your State (California).

Your honor, the controversial and despised President, George W Bush was never known to say: fugg off yer farken shlut, as my Torres Strait Islander brothers and sisters would say. But anyone in their right mind would know that's how he felt about Bin Laden and the Taliban.

Your honor I guarantee there's been a time in your life when you wished you could have said: fugg off yer farken shlut. But you bit your tongue (maybe not literally), because you were educated better than that. Maybe someone stole your parking spot at the last moment or your college professor graded you a B-.

Your honor my client has not known normal Torres Strait Islander life: going to school, going to college, that kind of thing, she has always been raised from early age to follow her dream and become a performer. Maybe some mischievous cad broke her poor cotton picking heart your honor, a fuggen shlut with a devil may care attitude that captured her heart and then flung it aside like vermin filled KFC from a dungheap: we don't really know your honor. It's easy to say my client is a dumb fuggen shlut who should just get farked the fuggen shlut and fugoff, but if you knew how beloved she was amongst both abbos and Torres Strait Islanders, maybe you'd say: fugg off yer fuggen shlut to her Conservatorship. 

If you've ever been fond or cared for a fuggen shlut, possibly a niece of your own, show my client a care, remove her IUD and give her an HUD (heads up display) and tell her conservatorship to fuggoff yer farken shlut.

On behalf of my Torres Strait Islander brothers and sisters, sorry for bad choreography and every single fuggen shlut in California and elsewhere that should just go on a get farked.

Thank you your honor and God Bless America, your home sweet home.

https://youtu.be/DUgjbe_9-To

Angelina wearing someone in Niger

That's Niger with only one g, G; not Nigger, with two g's, G, just to be precise. Ain't nothing but a G thang, G. Who is she wearing? I don't know but it's a burqa kind of, not sure. I'm guessing it might not be a known designer label burqa but I guess I could try asking Brad.

I mean I just flicked over to Al Jazeera this morning and there she was. I totally didn't put the Brad Pitt movie on tv yesterday, it was on in the lunch room, couldn't avoid it.

So that's got to be a gigantic change for Angelina, one moment you're in Malibu having best-chef-ever designer finger food at a party or something. Next it's like Al Shabbat aren't even bothering to chop the polytheists fingers off and keep the rest of them alive, they're just killing unbelievers outright. It's a tough act to follow.

I told you on this blog I took a few acting lessons with Angelina's acting teacher Bob McAndrew, right?

I think acting and movies are cool. I might tell y'all about my conversation with Brad at church last Sunday. My daughters really didn't want to go to church at all (acting very disinterested in church). I personally like some regular social company on a regular basis (being a parent and all), so church somewhat satisfies that need for me. I mean I'd love to quit my job and go to acting school. Maybe if I use my inheritance to buy a coffee van or something I can quit my job and take more acting classes and just pretend to my family I'm a bus driver still. That'd be a good option, would beat looking at chopped off or potentially soon to be chopped off fingertips in Niger.

But til then, how about spitballing movie ideas with Benji? It seems Bridget Fonda and Jolie never really got teamed up together in any action movies and that's possibly a pity. Can you imagine both of them in Niger in their little burkas? They're ex CIA and on a trip to rescue Fonda's three foot tall uncle who is actually a midget, or dwarf (depending on the politically correct term du jour, halfling, little person, etc) from Al Shabbat. They keep cutting his fingers off one by one. Add car chases and explosions. You've got a hit.

 

Add a soundtrack, 40 ounce bottle, quarter roll, crazy bone....

https://youtu.be/4j_cOsgRY7w

So what LayZ and Bizzy are saying is:

https://youtu.be/FwI-a1LjpiA

Tarantino: going backwards

 My father often told me: 'you are going backwards'. I could never really see the truth in that as applied to myself personally as an individual, although perhaps my teenage pot smoking was somehow involved. I tend to just think he was wrong.

My father's father nicknamed him Gary after seeing a Gary Cooper movie like before the 60s. The nickname stuck, although Spanish language has no 'a' sound like in Apple, so it just gets said as an E like in egg: Gueri. I mean asshole would have been a better nickname. 

Or even forward moving asshole. Anyway I got stuck with more inglorious Basterds stuck to the bottom of my psychic shoes, as it were. The projector scene with french speaking Fredrick and the scalping scene with Pitt.

I'd say Tarantino has been progressively going backwards since kill bill with more rapidity but definitely backwards since pulp fiction. Anyway this movie looks so backwards, why couldn't he just make it three minutes long and just a dopey dance number to a pop song or something, save everyone the trouble.

Regarding Pitt and DiCaprio, I can't honestly say they've ever gone forwards their entire lives, if I find out they did you'll be the first to learn about it here.

'sometimes I think you're mentally retarded', another one of my father's favorite expressions that seems to apply to the aforementioned three dummies: Tarantino, Pitt and DiCaprio.

Have a nice day.

Hot and cold

 The Guardian: ‘It’s brutal’: Las Vegas cooks amid blazing heatwave – and it’s going to get worse.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jun/19/las-vegas-heatwave-nevada-us-west-temperatures

Looks like a major heatwave in Vegas ATM.

So recalling that previous relocation to China, on December 7, 2003; the change in weather was very remarkable. Sydney had begun really cooking and it was easily in the 90s (Fahrenheit).

Prior to switching over to the coldest winter of my life (Jilin province is cold in winter), I had experienced the following northern hemisphere winters:

92/93, Amsterdam and Madrid. Madrid is typically  -5 to - 10 degrees but the altitude is five hundred metres above sea level and this cold is extremely invigorating and refreshing for the skin also, very healthy. Being on the Iberian Peninsula somehow felt most comfortable to my genetic estate. The winter in Amsterdam was brutally cold. Paris was also cold but not as cold as Amsterdam.

96/97 again in Amsterdam and Madrid in January. Again cold. But no worries in the south of Spain: the winter is like California, or Sydney, quite mild. In general i do like the winter.

2000/2001 Barcelona and Madrid. Similar cold to two previous Madrid winters.

 

2001/2002 Paris. Not particularly cold as I recall.

2003/2004 this was the winter mentioned earlier in Jilin, extremely cold like everyday minus 20 Celcius but one day it plummeted to minus 30 or more. Minus 30 is actually kind of painful on the exposed skin of the face. With the right thermal longjohns and beanie and gloves, minus 20 is bearable, albeit crisp. But minus 30 is like you need to not go outside, at all. You'll freeze to death if you blackout in this weather.

 

2004/2005 south of China, extremely mild. However south Korea was crisp over Xmas. I seem to remember the cold a lot more in NYC in the middle of March and end of March 2005, my only winter experience in NYC.

2005/2006 again in the south of China, not at all cold. I flipped over to Sydney to visit my parents, it wasn't especially warm either. Tale end of winter in Seoul around February was quite magical, snowing in the soccer stadium. Great.

2006/2007, los Angeles California. Very mild winter. In the homeless shelter one standard issue blanket was enough and shorts was ok. Very light winter, possibly warmer than Sydney winters. Tale end of winter, February 2007, was in Bulgaria, I barely remember the cold. Just my wife telling me how to buy a ticket from the tram driver in Bulgarian: edin billet molya.

2007/2008 Bulgaria and Spain/Ireland. Spain and Ireland had unusually warm winters however Bulgaria was quite cold with snow and ice.

2008/2009 the following winter in Bulgaria was also quite cold, and as I recall it, Vlad and the bigwigs in Russia had shut off the cheap gas spigot so the buses in Bulgaria weren't heated for a few days and were extremely cold. 

And that's all she wrote. I did fly in to LA a few years later for a few days but it wasn't cold although possibly winter, can't remember. So not counting that, that's a total of ten winters around Xmas time (so 35 Xmas times in summer), it definitely feels more xmassy when it's cold, but you can be sure Xmas is a pagan holiday based on ancient pagan winter solstice festivals which the church conveniently manipulated into Jesus's birthday (baloney since he was a Libra and born in early October, not in zero a.d. either but probably 4 years off that date). Actually it's like the winter solstice right now: June 20th. That's when the daylight is shortest.

Anyway it's a sure nice pagan holiday in the winter, that's for sure. So ranking the coldest: Jilin January 2004. Amsterdam December 1992.

 

 

Ok, so for $500, did chalk fly up? Consult the video footage...

https://youtu.be/ransFQVzf6c

Now ask Pete or someone for $500, don't just assume I'll give you squat whenever.

Listen to Katy for a while, talk amongst yourselves:

https://youtu.be/kTHNpusq654

Benji critique's Australian culture

 Sydney Morning Herald: Australia’s top private schools are growing richer and faster than ever.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/australia-s-top-private-schools-are-growing-richer-and-faster-than-ever-20210615-p5814b.html

If you've read the English comedy novel: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, you'd know the cosmic traveller, Ford Prefect, spends long years on earth, possibly longer than he'd planned to. He wrote a very long and intricate description of earth for the interstellar publication: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Many pages long, featuring long descriptions of Norway's fjords, and what not. In the end, despite his long and detailed description of earth, brevity was considered most important by his editors and many pages were distilled to: harmless. After complaining I think it was amended to: mostly harmless.

Charles Hall in his Millennial Hospitality series makes a point of writing a serious non fiction story about supposed Arcturus based aliens that have a base on earth some forty light years away, who live a thousand year lifespans, seemingly free of evil and sin. These aliens describe earth as a 'desolate wilderness.'

I think both of these descriptions are apt for Australia and especially due to its geographical isolation. 

Robin Williams, the comedian, described Australians as, 'english rednecks'. This is also a very good description. In fact, with these three descriptions, it's questionable if I can gild the lily with more descriptiveness. Possibly not. This does not bode well for you if you're from a different country, potentially. Although who knows, maybe Azerbaijan or Georgia are great countries to live in if you're born into the right families and communities, I can't really say.

The fuggen shlut gazette: imagine you're a lawyer and your client is the BLM mob

 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/missouri-gun-couple-black-lives-matter/100225708

You're going to tell the judge that your client, 'the mob', are actually upwardly aspiring yuppies who cannot yet afford to live in the McCloskey's neighbourhood, but are so anxious to do so, they unfortunately ripped the gates down to the community. They cannot bear not to be considered potentially viable real estate purchasers despite appearing poor (perhaps they wish to appear as eccentric billionaires like Donald Trump). The judge, Patricia, has to see it your way and fines the McCloskey's a token two thousand dollars and seizes their automatic machine gun and pistol.

Dismissed!

The fuggen shlut gazette: Sydney crime, Sydney cops

 

Ok on Bridge Street in the city of Sydney last night we had a gangland execution.

ABC News: Underworld crime boss Bilal Hamze shot and killed in Sydney's CBD.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-18/underworld-crime-boss-bilal-hamze-shot-and-killed-in-sydneys-cbd/100225052

All of us non gangland people deeply appreciate when these targetted killings do not involve stray bullets that endanger random people. Amazingly, it seems to my relatively unschooled notions, many drug related targetted killings, around the western world, often do not directly endanger the public, although obviously, sometimes, they do. This is easily perceivable when considering Chicago, but I'd say here in Sydney, these unexpected, unintended injuries and deaths resulting unexpectedly from targetted drug war killings, are rare.

Related to this shooting in article above, we have a matriarch of this victim, being shot at around seven years ago in Auburn. A stray bullet almost hit a nurse in a nearby hospital there in Auburn. This in turn encouraged the police to be even more severe with the crimmos (organised crimmos) under the umbrella of their 'operation raptor'. It certainly makes for interesting reading if you care to take it up, and my understanding is that the crime journalists that cover this kind of story are fairly competent.

As a taxi driver you will run into these kinds of crimmos that would shoot people potentially like that and generally they will use code language on the phone, so you'd think they were talking about a plumbing or carpentery job if you were a casual listener. I heard just one conversation like this as a taxi driver and seemed to feel the atmosphere of tension, relief and seriousness and apprehension, all at once, in the taxi cab, obviously betrayed a coded conversation. However there was nothing I could latch on to to report the people involved as they did nothing to incriminate themselves. Generally if I hear a drug deal casually happening over the phone and have a license plate I call it in to the cops.

With regard to this case in the article above: the police need to check surveillance on River Rd for the getaway car will certainly be heading to Burns Bay Rd and Five Dock way. Try the BP up the hill on River Rd. If the assassins burned out a stolen car on Fleming Rd back of River then for a certainty that getaway car was parked nearby and went by the BP I'd say.

Different story: 

DPP: Case or no case. Or as Benji says: hotel or no hotel. An extremely unusual case that has come up, was the case of the Deputy Premiere (deputy State Governor of NSW). Some goofy journalists with a YouTube channel decided to adopt a mocking procedure to grill the politician, taking pains to dress up as a doll or tube of toothpaste or something. The politician complained to the police it was criminal harassment and the DPP (Director of Public Prosecution), equivalent to the relevant DA (District Attorney) in America, may attempt to prosecute. This politician is also pursuing a civil defamation case against said journalists or internet entertainers, however the police do not get involved in civil matters like that. Through the DPP, the NSW police seek to use new laws created to pursue 'obsessed people'. As an example, say you were considered an 'obsessed' person by the police. You think about Taylor Swift all the time, listen to all her music. Talk about her between mouthfuls of cum at the local gay bar. Women with pink leggings begin complaining about lunch bags on fire on their doorsteps, which, when they stamp on them to put the little flames out, spatter shit all over their little pink leggings. Each time a picture of Taylor Swift is found. Tired of investigating people eating mouthfuls of grapes at the supermarket before weighing them for payment, the police swoop in with a taskforce dedicated to dealing with 'obsessed people'.

Who then, is now on the 'obsessed persons unit' police radar?: none other than our toothpaste wielding YouTubers 'the Friendly Jordies'. 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-06-14/friendlyjordies-producer-charged-for-stalking-john-barilaro/100213126

So the question is, given these are new laws, intended to stop a lone wolf terrorist, patiently and painstakingly capable of building her own bombs capable of systematically levelling a city block building by building, unnoticed. Can they be used by the DPP to thwart an annoying internet entertainer, rubbing a politician the wrong way in public? The answer, given my understanding of the law, is, no. Or as I'd say: no hotel. To quote the man in the movie: you need four houses and a thousand dollars to have a hotel right before GO (on Boardwalk). Notwithstanding what Danny DeVito thinks about it. Obsoyb:

 

https://youtu.be/zdvAH2J56wU

That means in this case, where the DPP has no case, they're acting like Danny DeVito just plunking a hotel down on Boardwalk. It's a no-hoteller. 

 

Still I'm not the judge in this case but it seems foolish to use laws designed to prevent circumstances such as those mentioned above, to prosecute an internet entertainer. This fellow has created two internet videos scoffing the deputy governor and both received about a million view, which is significant as the population is only 23 million in Australia. While it's a matter for a judge to decide the outcome of a civil liability case for defamation, as stated, it's extremely unusual for the police to make this a criminal harassment case. Very risky precedent, which is why I'm commenting on it whereas normally I wouldn't since there's no real Bill of Rights or Constitution like in America that enshrines free speech and peaceful assembly. Or essays to.

This brings us to America. Let's keep our legal ('no hotel') hats on for this legal eagle case.

 

 

The fuggen shlut gazette. Price: 0 cents

 Don't you love a bargain. That's what you're getting with my new chronicle: the fuggen shlut gazette.

All those years rubbing shoulders with journalists and journalism teachers at the faculties of Complutense in Madrid, Spain; and the University of Technology, Sydney Australia.

Look at you, you penny saving newly minted reader of Benji's new fangled: fuggen shlut gazette. (Insert PR event and fanfare here).

On this momentous occasion I invoke an exemplary historical date: December 7th. Why is this date notable? It's the day the Japanese attacked pearl harbor in Hawaii. However for Benji, a mere 62 years after this momentous event, the date marked my relocation to China. 

A tremendous historical event in between December 7, 1941 and December 7, 2003; in the neighbourhood of the Pacific Ocean 🌊🌊🌊, was, without question, the Vietnam war.

A splendid book that accompanied me on December 7, 2003, was written by a one-time Esquire magazine journalist. I'm afraid I don't know much about Esquire magazine, it might be a 1960s version of Maxim magazine. I do know I only brought this book, and a learn to speak Chinese book with me, in my one bag. That I can recall.

The writer was an American and embedded himself with American soldiers in Vietnam, kind of like what was happening with journalists who had embedded themselves in Iraq at the time of reading (2003). The book was really set in late 60s or early 70s though. What was striking about this book and, no doubt, different to the embedded journalists in Iraq, was the fact that this journalist was not allowed to just stand or lie by passively with the soldiers. When they were under fire he had to shoot. So even though he never had formal military training like the soldiers had, he was expected to pick up his machine gun and fire on at least one occasion, possibly several, as I recall it. I doubted he embellished this to appear more formidable or badass, although actually it seems like maybe he did. I'd actually like to read this book again, fire up some old neurons.

Herr:

A lot of Dispatches is fictional. I've said this a lot of times. I have told people over the years that there are fictional aspects to Dispatches, and they look betrayed. They look heartbroken, as if it isn't true anymore. I never thought of Dispatches as journalism. In France they published it as a novel.... I always carried a notebook. I had this idea—I remember endlessly writing down dialogues. It was all I was really there to do. Very few lines were literally invented. A lot of lines are put into mouths of composite characters. Sometimes I tell a story as if I was present when I wasn't, (which wasn't difficult)—I was so immersed in that talk, so full of it and so steeped in it. A lot of the journalistic stuff I got wrong.[3]

Benji discusses Putin and Biden as a function of the u.s. media spin cycle

Sounds like a washing machine. Here's Laura bloviating. Sounds typical of the bloviation.

 

Look at Laura bloviating like a windmill:

https://youtu.be/793_URPSkAM

Can you imagine being stuck in a lake with Laura in a boat and your outboard motor breaks down? Just get Laura to bloviate about the liberals on the water's surface and you'll be waterskiing in no time. They could market outboard motors as Laura bloviating machines and make a fortune. She knows this to be true. Can you imagine being married to Laura and listening to her bloviate everyday? 'shut up bitch I just asked you to pass me the sugar, if you don't like Don Lemon ask Putin to assassinate him!' 

But seriously:

My understanding of Mr Putin is he's extremely wealthy, like a billionaire, but still eats KFC. 

That's a pretty brief statement. I'm sure he would have eaten KFC a number of times. But now he has lavish mansions and servants to cook him great meals. 

It's up to the Russian masses to rise up and change their system of government by fighting and since they're not that interested, there's definitely an elite and uber wealthy class in Russia that will not feel interested to redistribute their own wealth.

I do not believe Mr Putin is a systematic oppressor of any one particular group, neither a tyrant in that sense. Certainly there's some infighting in Russia like everywhere else.

I personally cannot see what's wrong with Russia taking back land from Ukraine they had ceded to them in the first place. 

It's really circus like seeing the media clown around for daily sound bites. I don't think Russia is a problem. I agree with Trump, it'd be good to have good relations with Russia, failing that, there's no point trash talking Putin and the Russians.

I do approve of journalists being vocal about covering suppression of dissidents and journalists in Russia that chafe at corruption.

I don't think it's good to focus on trash talking Putin's personality a lot. He has very serious and heavy responsibilities. Most people in Russia are glad to have him.

I wouldn't say mister or demister but Monsieur or even Herr. Just sayin': Herr over mister. Know what I'm sayin'?

Movie review: Tropic almost made it almost pro semi pro; Will Ferrell, guy from Outkast, Woody Harrelson from Cheers and string of dopey movies. (2008)

 

Meet the Tropics. They're high level basketballers from the 70s or somewhere. So far there's been no basketball. Just fighting a bear which escapes into auditorium. Will pronounces Annals of History 'Anals of history'.

The premise is Flynt Michigan are natural losers. Will can win something.

It looks like there might actually be some basketball at last.

These players couldn't be worse than Joe Biden and his fans in the media, finally they're playing basketball.

Don't tell the American media and Joe they're losing, denial and delusional thinking will do them just fine.

Will just got carried off court. See ya Will. You played a heck of a game fighting the bear. Someone had to do it. 

Jacky is dreaming about his black mom. Jacky's shirt has Flynt spelt the wrong way on it.

Jacky's talking about the ally oop dream. I'm about ready to walk out. Kind of not enjoying this movie that much.

Jacky screams at umpire he'll burn his house down, that's funny. I was going to ask lady next door to make me a steak sandwich ($9) but she seemed like an asshole straight off the bat. Already ate lasagna anyway. The ally oop is commonplace now, thanks Jacky.

My refinance application for homeloan literally just got approved: 1.89% interest rate on like 360k American$. It says in the Koran, Muslim wars are wars against usury. That's interesting. 

Jacky free throws underarm. Why is Kofi Black Annan or whoever playing for the Sam Antonio Spurs or whoever then the Tropics, in the same game, doesn't make sense. Jacky won 4th place. I'm still reluctant to ask this lady for a steak sandwich. Think I'll have a lie down. Nelson Muntz can. So can you.

 

Had to organise locksmith for back sliding glass door at tennanted house myself today. Real estate agent is no good! Fricking LJ Hooker.

Biden visits Europe, Benji's take:

 

Biden discusses foreign policy: Syria, Russia, Libya, wheat bix.

I mean do they even have wheat bix in America? (Just spitballing a new Biden speech here). My first time in America, it was like: wow! Look at all those brands! Who needs dopey old wheat bix brand (from Sanatarium) breakfast cereal, right? Then I got to the checkout and a welfare mooch wanted me to swap my cash for his food stamps (probably so he could spend my cash on drugs). Because in America they have food stamps. Especially with Joe Biden! He loves them. And stepping on boxes of wheat bix, in the summertime! Which is December in Australia, right Joe?

What do groceries cost in Europe? 20€ everything costs 20€ except for a can of beer which is cheaper than water (2 cents). This is because illegal immigrants should be able to get drunk easily, same as everyone else. 93% of people in Europe make 800€ a month (big bucks). So after rent and bills, they can all buy two or three things from the supermarket and plenty of beer: it's European socialism and thank you China for sharing your number 4 with everyone to culler everyone's world.

Joe, step on the wheat bix box. Grab a floozie, give her some food stamps and a handful of cum. Step on the next wheat bix box, you can do it Joe, we can help.

Speak to the transphobic masses in Europe Joe. Inspirational. 

Peter Daszak from the EcoHealth Alliance: batshit crazy?

 

https://youtu.be/HD6wNZ2Xmi0

Ha ha, yes, it's a bad joke right? I mean first six million Jews dead in the Holocaust, now this right?

Nothing to see over there folks, nothing at all. Oh and this lab was making killer viruses in 2016 according to Daszak in this video. Great job

Here's FAUCI; nothing to see over there, repeat five times daily for eighteen months. Oh ok maybe something to look into there. There's even incredibly uninformed journalists now saying folks are only looking into it coz Biden ordered a revision ????? What???

Sometimes I wonder if journalism is like the porn industry and it's all about who you sleep with. 

Nothing to see there folks.

FAUCI and Daszak, they're not foxes in charge of the henhouse or anything. Nothing to see there.

Benji explains critical race theory

 Black man is suppressed and oppressed: holds low paying job on fringes of society struggling to make ends meet. White capitalists exploit him.

He is framed by a biased society and corrupt white law enforcement for hate crimes against two white people.

He tries to escape LA seeing how oppressive it is. He is tarred and feathered by the KKK in an LA courtroom.

Explanation over, read all about it here:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/O._J._Simpson_murder_case

Tackling american geography with Benji

 

As you can imagine, topography is pivotal in understanding geography. Historically, civilizations have thrived around and besides rivers. The fertile rice fields in china spread around the Yellow River have had such rich soil since antiquity. As of thousands of years ago, they have always provided facility for TWO harvests per year, not just one. While Chinese culture, in its genetic, nascent state, regardless of wars or cultural revolutions or what not, is essentially embryonic to the Chinese soul and genetic, cultural existence; it essentially has been one long uninterrupted chain for thousands of years based on large part on this principle of fertility of land amongst certain plains and deltas fertilized by the major rivers of china meeting the sea.

Obviously communist, centrally planned societies like China's and the USSR's have historically approached the modern question of industrialization in their own unique (authoritarian, non-Democratic) way. Let it be said, though, no matter how much the English and American races whitewash their dark histories regarding industrialization, there's always a nasty price to pay. While I may not be aware of the history well in America, I'm certainly aware of England, China's and Russia's kampf (it's German for struggle) with industrialization.

Considering American geography, if you can imagine a Hollywood starlet that wishes to show off her snatch for the pap (here pap does not refer to Huck Finn's alcoholic, brutal father, but the paparazzi). Who knows how Hollywood starlets with hundreds of millions of dollars in the bank, think? Perhaps showing their snatch to pap will attract a powerful mate, capable of giving her a powerful son or a terribly beautiful daughter. Or something, I don't know. The important thing is to realize that when considering American geography, the relatively narrow strip of the land WEST of the rocky mountains chain (which runs north to south) and describes the limit of ancient Lemuria (the ancestral homeland of Australia's Aborigines who were joined to California and west coast USA (west of the San Andreas fault) by a super continent* now sunk under the Pacific.) Not much land lies west of this geographic fault line (continental plates), but it is significant: much of California, Seattle, etc.

East of the Rocky Mountains we have land that is primarily drained by the Mississippi. 59% of American rainwater is drained by the Mississippi. You might think of this floodplain (the 59% floodplain), as the starlet's snatch. And the Mississippi river itself, as the starlet. So the major contributing and associated rivers to the Mississippi will be outlined here. Using photos such as the last photo, we'll represent each river by a dancer and the Mississippi with a picture of the starlet (or the Mississ, if you will). Standby for photo uploads and farther geographical data.  

Now anticipating some discrepancies in some geological ideas, or even anthropological ideas the reader may have in contradistinction to the messaging Benji is presenting here. Let me draw your attention to Montgomery Burns' star lawyer:

https://youtu.be/wrC1aMdfa14

Here he is requesting cream with his coffee. However if you're a Simpsons fan, you'll likely remember him in Court juxtaposing his various (generally winning) arguments, with his tried and trusted sentence starter: 'now wait a minute'. Mayhap my reader has a PhD in religious studies or a PhD in anthropology or geology and while neither can agree with each other, both agree they can identify with this star lawyer when he cross examines, generally beginning his phrases nonchalantly innocently (while actually being shark like), 'now wait a minute'. I'll wait a minute.

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* A place where prior to developing vocal chords, mankind's precursors, (post Adam (ie post monosexual) races not including females of any descriptions, scary, fat, bossy, unbearably bossy or otherwise): the Cain races and Abel races, were able to communicate telepathically, and unable to communicate with speech. Dinosaurs roamed freely and men might measure a hundred yards in height (as displayed by the Bamiyan 'buddhas' the Taliban bombed as idols, which were actually lifesize actual-size representations of mankind's prior races). It's understood Australian wombats were the size of small electric rechargeable cars, like the Nissan Leaf, but we can't believe the same about mankind, despite numerous bones of giants already having been dug up (denial, delusion of the modern industrialized Estate). Carbon testing so easily proves these, now disappeared, Bamiyan 'buddhas', pre-dated the actual time of the actual Guatama Buddha by many thousands of years or probably tens of thousands of years.

** río, with emphasis on the i spells river,

     rió with emphasis on the o, spells (he/she/it/you sir/you ma'am) laughed

when abbos dream: musing of benji on tom sawyer and huck finn

tell them bill: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9591zjK_n08

when abbos dream

howdy ten gallon hat wearing bitches. we live in a time of tremendous technological innovation. so much so, that we are even at an impasse, with regard to the printed page and the electronic page, as it were. ask anybody from the 2020s decades from today if they read books on their phone apps or an actual book, and many people age under 40 from those days would say: screen (not book).

i realize i miss the feel of a book in my hand as i lie in bed at night. i can tell you when i was a teenager, I generally mostly never thought about women in a sexual way, or at all, unless they were characters in a book i was reading or i had a crush on them. i just read books. one book. then another one. and another one. i only stopped to socialize or attend school or the like (often the minimum possible). sometimes my brother would mark the slow passage of time punching me in the face. 

I'd by lying to you if i never said i really loved reading Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn and even the Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court and The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County. So much so, that i'm going to arrange with my tennant, next week, to pack some of the books i left in his new little library in the reading room, into a box for me, especially Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.

since it's been such a long time reading them, i'll just tell you how they sit in my mind, all these decades later. Although i can't remember any of the details apart from Tom is painting a wall and gets other people to do all the work for him (he doesn't want to do it) -- Aunt Polly looses his tooth brandishing a burning faggot or the like (or maybe that was in the 'Third Eye' by 'Robsang Lampa' - can't remember). Definitely Aunt Polly had some unusual tooth removal technique for Tom.

Huck Finn seems like a darker story and Huck Finn's existence spoke to me because he was living a life of danger and survival. He didn't go to school. He struggles to escape with a nigger on the loose. He is facing dark forces. He is badass. Tom Sawyer is not badass. He is preppy by comparison. 

I understand Huck Finn. Even though i can't remember any details of either of these stories, apart from Tom had a girlfriend, Becky. It's understood Tom is boyhood lite and Huck Finn is badass.

Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 – April 21, 1910), was an American writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, and lecturer. He was lauded as the "greatest humorist the United States has produced,"^[2] and William Faulkner called him "the father of American literature".^[3] His novels include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and its sequel, the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884),^[4] the latter often called "The Great American Novel".

Clemens was raised in Hannibal, Missouri, which later provided the setting for Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. He served an apprenticeship with a printer and then worked as a typesetter, contributing articles to the newspaper of his older brother Orion Clemens. He later became a riverboat pilot on the Mississippi River before heading west to join Orion in Nevada. He referred humorously to his lack of success at mining, turning to journalism for the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise.^[5] His humorous story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County", was published in 1865, based on a story that he heard at Angels Hotel in Angels Camp, California, where he had spent some time as a miner. The short story brought international attention and was even translated into French.^[6] His wit and satire, in prose and in speech, earned praise from critics and peers, and he was a friend to presidents, artists, industrialists, and European royalty.

Bobby's driving through the city tonight
Through the lights in a hot new rent-a-car
He joins the lovers in his heavy machine
It's a scene down on Sunset Boulevard

Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby
Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby

Johnny's taking care of things for a while
And his style is so right for troubadours
They got him sitting with his back to the door
Now he won't be my fast gun anymore

Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby
Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby

Moving on is a chance that you take
Any time you try to stay together
Whoa
Say a word out of line
And you find that the friends you had
Are gone forever
Forever

So many faces in and out of my life
Some will last
Some will just be now and then
Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes
I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again

Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby
Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby

Moving on is a chance that you take
Any time you try to stay together
Whoa 
Say a word out of line
And you find that the friends you had
Are gone forever
Forever

So many faces in and out of my life
Some will last
Some will just be now and then
Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes
I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again

Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby
Say goodbye to Hollywood
Say goodbye my baby

just sayin'

I told y'all about the time i got handcuffed and frisked in Hollywood by the LAPD. I really didn't have time to even look to see what they were doing with their hands like pulling gun out or taser or what. That's because i know how to survive (which in that case meant complying with all verbal orders carefully and safely slowly and no smart-alecky-ness). I have been in numerous dangerous situations. One time in Madrid i tried defending some really drunken guy being attacked by skinhead neo-nazis. Next thing i was running then i fell over coz my right shoe had broken hem on the heel (coz i thought it made me look bohemian) then i was getting kicked in the head with steel cap boots (i covered up my head same as when my brother was punching it). It didn't hurt. As soon as i saw that cop car racing ten yards across the road to the car park i was in in Hollywood, i knew they meant business. Same as the skinheads in Madrid (not saying the two different parties had anything in common apart from targeting me). Shoot i even got bashed simultaneously by around four or five abbo kids about two or three years younger than me after again trying to defend someone they were targeting, one or two of those kids were actually hanging off my shirt while throwing haymakers. I took a few hits there but my pearly whites have never been dinted by any male. 

And i mentioned recently in this blog about the time i was struck vertically by a veritable log by abbos trying to sell me fake marijuana. That hit so hard i have a scar near my front hairline (now balding) and blood spurted out. The concussion was enormous and lasted days. 

Stranger danger in Los Angeles:

The Independent: The ex-cop trying to bring down LA’s ruthless police gangs: ‘It’s absolutely crazy but it exists’.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/california-police-killings-mike-gipton-b1862088.html

Hmmm, the Kansas Nebraska act

 https://www.texasgop.org/history-f-i-r-s-t-black-men-of-texas/

Hmmm, it seems my self education in American history will be best served by an understanding of the Kansas Nebraska act and the Texas Republicans wish to stop the spread of slavery therefrom.

The previous factoid on American history I noted was that when an early president, I think Andrew Jackson, was inaugurated, so many ppl turned up to the white house, yes that light reflecting thing not painted black, to get wasted. Ppl were ambulating about so the staff pulled some bath tubs outside and filled them with liquor to entice the ppl outside. Very plausible story.

Benji and CIA

 here's a CIA officer talking about his experience being a field officer. He says his wife was a targetter in CIA (similar to a profiler, amasses information on a target of interest to CIA).

https://youtu.be/WLPHnL3xe7g

CIA refers to 9/11 as 'an intelligence failure'.

Where is Benji during 9/11: Virginia mostly however quick visit to Manhattan to watch the steaming remains of WTC around late September.

Is Benji surprised by 9/11 when it happens, from Virginia: not really.

Did Benji get a tour of Norfolk Navy base from a Colonel (some of whom's acquaintances had just died in Pentagon attack) in u.s. army shortly after 9/11: yes.

Here is Duffman:

https://youtu.be/-A_NL1je1pA

Can you notice how Duffman thrusts in the direction of the problem, indicating there's a problem?

Imagine you are Duffman from CIA, you are faced with problems, choose which problem to thrust at:

1) no artificial sweetener for your coffee, only fattening sugar

2) Mexican food looks like it's been sitting out too long, possible indigestion hazard

3) Wuhan Institute of Virology and the Chinese government/military - senior level.

You have 23 hours and fifty five minutes and fifty five seconds to answer.

Commence.

You know that Navy base is like the biggest in the world. Crazy big. I mean easy like 100+ ships moored in a row. The Colonel would have had time to ask me fifty times at least: 'could you shoot a man in the face?'. That's how long the drive took just down one avenue parked full of ships. Understandably he only asked me once.

My father often yelled at me exceedingly loudly: 

'go to your room!' 

It's also memorable in a creepy way how how great he thought Freddy Mercury was singing radio ga ga. Scary. This particular version:

https://youtu.be/xITmH-BA27g

There's definitely some scary bastards out there.

Hit and miss

 Ok, watch Fauci's actual pitch at the baseball game at eight minutes and fifty five seconds into this Waters World episode:

https://youtu.be/hahLewECW50

Disturbing

Goog guys and bad guys, getting to the truth about covid19

 Wow, it's like I spent like three years at journalism faculties in Spain and Australia during my college days (where people pleasing just really didn't matter and failure was a backstory); and I'm finally doing investigative journalism, just by watching Chris Martensen PhD (he's doing all the work).

Ok so in America with the FOIA freedom of information releases, there are b5 exemptions for government agencies and a lot of the immediate emailing straight after the pandemic became apparent in early 2020 were back and forths between very elite people in big pharma with FAUCI, himself a big pharma guy kind of. Basically one guy, I'll insert his name in a moment, has been given b5 exemption and had his emails blotted out, despite he doesn't even work for a government agency. So that's still a bit cover uppy. Chris deduces that a pivotal scholarly paper that this group produces in late February 2020 is as a reaction to the realisation the covid not only came from a lab but could be a bioweapon (big deal). So these guys effectively produce a scholarly paper by PhDs (themselves on the email chain), debunking the notion the virus came from a lab. So this was out of a sense of paternalism maybe or fear what the ramifications of truth coming out.

https://youtu.be/DNxoVFZwMYw

With a politically blocked government and a definitive lack of leadership (everyone's a leader nowadays, noone to follow, as Nietzsche predicted), plus a healthy dose of denial. Here we are. Chris has been exposing the truth for months but noone seems to care.

Ok so quickly checking in with Congressman Matt Gaetz after having written the above after sleeping all night, before 8am local and waking up unsatisfied with a minor headache. Gaetz actually says that it was FAUCI himself who PERSONALLY REDACTED these emails. So FAUCI is really acting with impunity in this matter and is really spearheading everything on the American side.

However it's clear these people (FAUCI and associated hotshots) were not initially aware China's government would seek to develop covid 19 as a bio weapon and that was under the Obama umbrella period post Beijing 2008 Olympics of engagement with china as Blinken and the other guys in Biden's government refer to this china goodwill period.

 

FAUCI is essentially part of this china goodwill period apparatus which was a worldwide outpouring of goodwill for china from people like me willing to engage directly with the chinese and try to help their society go forward. China's elite leadership is essentially ungrateful and bloodthirsty in their lust for power (see Star Wars, Anakin Skywalker). 

 

FAUCI and co made a dedicated decision to cover up the likely manipulation of covid 19 in February 2020, as Chris Martensen reports. To this end they intentionally produced a fake Academic Paper intentionally and knowingly falsely dispelling the lab leak theory.

FAUCI himself redacted the emails from his group even when the writer wasn't from a government agency in contradiction to B5 FOIA rules.

Likelihood of covid being an intentionally released bioweapon:high. Denial level of public and american media: high. 

That institute of virology is dangerous, should be bombed.

Fastest passenger train in the world: Tokyo to Osaka

 

https://youtu.be/-MmcQKE12Hg

Seems that's the run. They're building a new train line away from the earthquake prone southern train line for regular bullet trains and building a dedicated line for this beast. It floats on an electromagnetic buffer, zero friction and hums along at a fantastic 330 miles an hour. Sick right? Faster than flying there. Amaze-balls. Join the inch high club (about how high the train floats above it's buffer). Just sayin'

He was a monster, black dressed in leather, she was a princess...

 

https://youtu.be/BVAXpCJGW50

Will oughby or won't oughby, tales from the various bus depots of Sydney buses

 

https://youtu.be/8TWPToeLdj4

Howdy all. As mentioned many moons ago I left Burwood bus depot which I remember as on fox news at the time they were showing cops in America lip sync bye bye by n sync or some such boy band. Before they ended up hated and despised (don't you hate that!?, the cops I mean, not the original artists of bye bye)

I proceeded forward landing on my feet at Willoughby. Most of us don't wear our standard issue ties which are clip on ties, however you might see a couple of aboridjinni drivers, Christian (pronounced like Christiane Amanpour's first name), and Guillermo at Willoughby. These guys, unlike the great majority of bus drivers across Sydney, are frequently seen sporting their neck ties.

I talk to Christian a little bit although I never get into our personal lives and we just chat about politics, mostly American. Guillermo is friends with Christian however when I'm around we don't talk to each other directly but just to Christian. There's another guy at the depot whose mom migrated to Australia from Oregon. He's a real leftie in his political outlook of American politics. Might talk more about it all by and by, we'll see. Guillermo seems to have had an interesting love life.

https://youtu.be/T9j7kLG7VK8

I have this situation with two other drivers I'm fond of (not in a gay way) at Willoughby where their buddies will talk to them even when I'm like one yard away but generally the buddies and I don't talk to each other. One guy's name (quite elderly, often laughing) I don't know as I have forgotten I guess but he's great to talk to, and chubby Paul is always talking about his sex life/wife or new shithot Audi sports car or the like and is good natured, and younger than the guy whose name I forget but is very likeable, from Bondi originally, Paul.

Ok so watching Luke Skywalker's father, it's like Annakin Skywalker, when they fight Count Dooku it's like they're on the same team but he's just killing them until Yoda steps in. Count Dooku is very badass. I remember enjoying the new Star war movies at the Yihe hotel resort in Guangzhou, back in 2005. It's the only time I ever lived at a holiday resort long term (it was actually seven months). Four star living. What happened to Annakin Skywalker's hand after count Dooku chopped it off, I just can't remember.

https://youtu.be/2_PxZdff71g

Seems it got fixed then Obi Wan ended up chopping it off again.

Speaking of splicing, I'd actually like to make a video montage of Obi Wan to that Queen song, under pressure, if I can just find easy to manage software I'll get onto it soon. Who doesn't like Obi Wan?

https://youtu.be/YoDh_gHDvkk

Movie review: Idiocracy

 Is it art?

You be the judge,

https://youtu.be/CsJFNQd62Wk

This movie also has a flamboyant u.s. president, maybe Trump can learn from it (the movie), or him (the president character)

https://youtu.be/KeLpCOHZiX4

Saw the new American F35 taking off and landing around Newcastle air force base on my last birthday (few weeks ago). Also visited an amazing museum on the base landing strip (right next to it), which is also a civilian landing strip (runway). Amaze-balls: F-35.

 

Can sanctions on Russia force Russia to sell sensitive advanced fighter jet technology to China for more $$$$$ ?

https://youtu.be/nm5vs4JC4yI

America's nutty nutjob off their meds, too much coke left wing media, will now talk up a climate deal with Russia.

In case you're wondering, no I've never done 'coke' and no plans to.

 

Illicit drugs I'm reasonably certain I've never taken before:

All drugs except for marijuana (end date March 2007) and alcohol. With possible exception of psychedelic hallucinagen unrequested once in 1999 (unclear what it was, possibly acid).

I did recently spend some interesting moments with my mom's best friend, an elderly woman, and her teenage son, around sixteen years old. They'd lost their daughter/mom, respectively, Karen, who died at around age fifty of cancer. I was really amazed how much marijuana the two of them were smoking away. I hadn't really understood prior to that that grandma Marleen was a marijuana smoker. Certainly brought back memories seeing that in the winter in the old neighbourhood.

Karen was carrying a jerry can, presumably filled with petrol (gas) shortly after my mother passed away, at the kind of 'wake' for her I marked with Karen and her mom's extended family who all happened to be in town at the time (they're a fragmented and nomadic lot from what I glean). The usual assumption in that instance based in how Karen looked was that her little jerry can was for petrol sniffing. I told you I ate dog in China right? And the guy I was with said he loved eating dog like he'd do it regularly. Sometimes cliches are real!

Oh yeah you think you're so smart wiseguy, then you'd know that in the movie Idiocracy, Clevon mates with Trish then Britney, but what is his third mate's name brainiac?

https://youtu.be/522T2axRBcU

More praise for NTD News

 See here's a typical NTD News bulletin from America: they're never bitter or exasperated with the swamp. Fresh and youthful, not extremely jaded:

https://youtu.be/BHwba_K4cbE

Then there's NTD China in focus (I mostly watch this one, they save their jaded judgementalism for China, it's fairly clinical though)... Typically anchored by Tiffany

https://youtu.be/7e1BRp-AMB8