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PCIntern's JournalI have a list of attorneys and collateral references for Trump and his family.
From Nuremberg Trials:
Georg Fröschmann, Heinz Fritz (Hans Fritzsche), Otto Kranzbühler (Karl Dönitz), Otto Pannenbecker (Wilhelm Frick), Alfred Thoma (Alfred Rosenberg), Kurt Kauffmann (Ernst Kaltenbrunner), Hans Laternser (general staff and high command), Franz Exner (Alfred Jodl), Alfred Seidl (Hans Frank), Otto Stahmer (Hermann Göring), Walter Ballas (Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach), Hans Flächsner (Albert Speer), Günther von Rohrscheidt (Rudolf Heß), Egon Kubuschok (Franz von Papen), Robert Servatius (Fritz Sauckel), Fritz Sauter (Joachim von Ribbentrop), Walther Funk (Baldur von Schirach), Hanns Marx (Julius Streicher), Otto Nelte (Wilhelm Keitel), and Herbert Kraus / Rudolph Dix (both working for Hjalmar Schacht).
They’re all supposedly dead but maybe they’re actually frozen beneath the Pizza place where it all takes place, you know, that subterranean complex where the witchcraft and cannibalism occurs, and the Jewish Space Laser Control Center is located.
A rhetorical question:
(Since we all know the answer)...
Does it not occur to these right wing assholes that Charles Manson had a defense counsel, John Wayne Gacy had a defense counsel, David Berkowitz had a defense counsel, Jeffrey Dahmer had a defense counsel, and this Former President of the United States of America performed acts so indefensible that he cannot find a lawyer who will stay with him, so how can they be so bold as to defend this clearly morally-indefensible behavior, when mass murderers have no problem finding a firm of lawyers to perform their duties?
Torturous sentence structure but you get my drift....
All right...anyone else irked by this....?
Have you noticed recently that in all the cable shows, NPR, Network News shows and the like, the moderator will ask a question and the guest prefaces his or her answer with the statement: “That is a really good question...” or “I’m glad you asked that particularly insightful question...”
That’s a version of what we used to call logrolling: Norman Mailer would review Philip Roth’s book in the New York Review of Books and two months later Philip Roth would review Norman Mailer’s book. Both VERY positive reviews.
Yes I know.... but I have to obsess about something.
Ya wanna know how effed up things are? No? Tough...
I'm signed up on like 15 lists for my vaccine...I'm 1a and have four...count 'em four predisposing issues which are of concern if I were to contract COVID-19. i see about 60 people a day in my practice and have been looking for an appointment. As an aside, my own doctor called me two weeks ago asking me if I knew anywhere he could get a vaccine, that's how disorganized things are here in Philly.
So I'm deleting my emails for the week and I see one with a title:
INFO
no subhead...no nothing
For some reason, I opened it and lo and behold it was an invitation to attend the Phila Convention Center for a vaccine...TODAY, 9:30-12:30. I opened it...no lie, at 12:29. Of course the irony, right...not that i could drive 60 miles in 60 seconds, but you get the idea. If the title had been VACCINE or APPT FOR VACCINE i'd have seen it among the 350 or so emails I receive in a day. But noooooooo.......
Sissy dood crap. And yes...it's my own damn fault for not assuming that everything is totally fucked up.
Larry King, RIP
😢
As per CNN and BBC
I used to Listen to him all night on Mutual radio when he would interview stars in a Miami Beach hotel lobby. I had terrible insomnia and enjoyed his show. This was long before all night cable.
The Q movement reminds me of something that happened a long time ago
When I was a kid, some humorous individual wrote a parody the premise for which was that the nakedness of animals was obscene, since their private parts are exposed. A decent-sized movement grew in which the individuals wished to have laws passed forbidding nakedness of animals in public.
The amazing thing was, like in the era of Trump, most people knew someone who was intrigued by this movement and considered becoming or became adherents.
The Q hoax (there’s that word again!) took advantage of the mental rubes and is not atypical historically. There was a book in the 60’s entitled “Rumor, Fear, and the Madness of Crowds”. In it, there were many examples of frankly irrational and destructive behavior due to faulty belief systems.
There’s nothing new under the sun.
The press secretary should start the briefing
By saying: “Before I begin I wish to state for the record that President Biden’s inauguration had the largest crowd ever. Period.”
People would get a good laugh and get the tension out of the air.
....and I think they need to replace the toilets in the residence because
1. You can only imagine...
B. Melania insisted that she wouldn’t go there until they did from the Obamas.
Hear me out for one second:
Somewhere there are a whole bunch of men and women who are watching this right now and saying to their families: “I can’t believe that Dougie was in my Hebrew School class and he’s in the limousine with the Vice-President of the United States who is is wife.”
You have to have been there....
Two things:
Obama should walk up to Biden right before it starts , shake his hand and say: “This is a big fucking deal.”
Does anyone else remember that in 1993, when President Clinton was inaugurated, stepped out onto the portico of the WH and the Marine Band immediately began playing the Sousa March that was the theme from Monty Python’s Flying Circus?
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