* George Soros backed St. Louis Circuit Attorney, Kim Gardner, proves her allegiance by refusing to charge CONFESSED killer of seven-year-old girl.
* How does this help Soros? (Breeds contempt for law/enforcement, resulting in riots.)
* And this isn't the first case of her refusing to charge a clearly guilty suspect.
* Her excuse is that the officers involved in these cases are, according to her, racist.
* She even maintains a growing list of police officers whose work she will not accept.
* Youtube is now boasting that, in the second quarter of 2019 alone, they have removed over 100,000 videos, and terminated 17,000 entire channels, because they contained 'hate speech', a 500% increase.
* Remember the Hubble flaw discovered once parked in orbit? (Couldn't focus.)
* Remember the story? (Someone miscalculated mirror grind.) (Important reading!)
* Connections? Coincidences? Outcomes?
* Remember the solution? (Retrofit corrective secondary via Space Shuttle mission.)
* Was that the real story? (NO!)
* What was the real story? (Originally designed to look down, not up.)
* Just Hubble? (NO!)
* How many others? (Hundreds!)
* Who launched them? (Mostly USA, but others, too.)
* Who runs them? (Most of USA launched are really CIA.)
* Accountability? (The War of the Agencies! NSA+DIA already disabled many.)
* Big Bird (fleet) is dead! (Keyhole 9)
* USA 224 lives! (NROL-49 Delta IV Heavy, Vandenberg AFB, 2011)
* Look familiar? (Just like Hubble!)
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Global Warming!
Looks like Sky News Australia still have the ability to think for themselves.
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'Experts' vs. the people
Notice the difference between the two ratings:
Yet another small example of how our betters deign to tell us what we must like.
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Meteorology (pun intended)
Remember those Mars rocks found in Antarctica?
More on that another day.
Mars is the origin of our Santa Clause myth.
Its two moons (lumps of coal) (the 'black' Petes in Holland) are the two darkest bodies in our solar system.
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Stoicism
My father named me well.
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From my playlist
The 1980s were, arguably, the greatest era in modern music. The number of bands was amazing. The return to baratone lead singers was refreshing. The addition of video, although initially popularizing bands and songs that never would have gained much notoriety without video, enhanced the whole experience much as Richard Wagner's multi-media approach revolutionized the experience for audiences in the previous century.
And, in my humble opinion, no band was better than Simple Minds, who gave us what I feel was the single greatest, and most iconic song of the decade.
Don't You Forget About Me
Maybe you remember this one from the soundtrack of The Breakfast Club.
All The Things She Said
Don't forget to try clicking on the title if the video won't play.
This is the one I feel is the greatest and most iconic song of the 1980s.
Alive and Kicking
Finally, there's this nationalistic (spelled: PATRIOTIC) little ditty that almost makes me want to reclaim my Irish ancestry.
Belfast Child
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