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Are we there yet?
Oh yeah. When Harper’s Weekly Review reported that, “A top U.S. military advisor told American soldiers that they should prepare to fight in outer space,” my first thought was, “Wait — aren’t they already in outer space?” And as I … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Capitalism, Corruption, Crime & Punishment, Culture, Journalism, Politics, Religious fundamentalism, Technology, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, War
Tagged AI, Department of Defense, Federal Research, George W. Bush, google, Harper's, Mike Johnson, New York Stock Exchange, Open AI, Pentagon, rocket launchers, Speaker of the House, Trump stock trading, Trump White House, US Constitution, US military, YouTube
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The easy, weird way to cope with the White House
Every day, after reading the Times and the Daily News, I hook up with BlueSky to see what’s going on around the world, according to other news sources. For instance, yesterday I read a story posted by the Toronto Star: … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Crime & Punishment, Indicting Trump, Journalism, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, News media, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged BlueSky, Denmark, Greenland, New York Times, Nuremberg, Nuremberg Pennsylvania, Toronto Star, Trump, Trump administration, Trump's announcements, White House
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What do you get from a Ponzi scheme involving fine wine?
A six-year prison sentence, that’s what wine schemer Stephen Burton got. But far more impressive, he got this Daily News headline to the story: WINE PONZI SCHEMER GETS SIX YEARS TO FERMENT
Posted in Crime & Punishment, Journalism, News media, The Facts of Life
Tagged Daily News, Ponzi scheme, Stephen Burton
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