Monday, May 15, 2023

May 15 , 2023 Ridley's Believe It Or Not --FBI and DOJ Excoriated by Special Counsel Durham's 300 Page Report

 

Special Counsel Durham has released his 300 page report excoriating the FBI and DOJ for their failure to follow strict fidelity to the rule of in their investigation of Trump and the Biden laptop (wonder how few minutes the biased MSM will devote to this bombshell).Marine Corps veteran David Penny has been charged with 2nd degree manslaughter in his chokehold death of Jordan Neely who is homeless and who has been arrested 40 times for various crimes with a history of attacking subway passengers and is on NYC’s  Department of Homeless Services “Top 50” list of people in need of help for mental illness. A GoFundMe Account has been opened and over $2,000,000 has been raised to for his defense with his lawyers indicating that after payment of their legal fees any surplus would be donated to entities providing treatment for mental illness. Governor De Santis has become the leading anti-Woke warrior signing legislation banning public universities and colleges in Florida from using state funds to fund Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs. Reds investigating corruption of the Biden Family and Joe’s  possible involvement have raised the alarm that one of their key whistleblowers is now nowhere to be found (one hopes that they have in their possession a sworn affidavit detailing the corruption). Martha Stewart, age 81, will be appearing on this year’s Sports Illustrated ”Swim Suit Edition”. Finally some sanity from a Blue elected official as Blue Texas Representative Shawn Thierry has crossed the aisle to back a Red bill banning gender treatment of minors under the age of 18. Seattle which seems to be in a race with Portland, San Francisco and L.A. as the least desirable places to live or visit due to homelessness, drugs and crime reached a settlement by paying $2.3 million to plaintiffs after paying $800,000 in legal fees to settle a hostile work environment case brought by 2 public employees forced to illegally delete thousands of Mayor Durkan’s official e-mails during the months of occupation by protestors in the Capitol Hills Autonomous Zone.
           May 15, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet 
           Noted Holidays: National Police Officers Memorial Day: Created by Congress on October 1, 1961 granting the president right to declare a memorial day for police officers, federal, state and local killed or injured in the line of duty which President Kennedy did on October 1, 1962. On this day more than ever over past May 15th  Observances, with the defund the police movement still strong and officers leaving the force in droves due to sagging morale, budget cuts and the proclivity of Soros backed D.A.’s to plea down or not prosecute violent criminals who are then released far too soon. With May only half over 42 officers have died in the lined of duty in 2023 If you see an officer at Starbuck’s or any public place, thank him or her for their service.
           Word of the Day: the word of the day is “angary”  which means  the right in international law of a belligerent to seize, use, or destroy property of neutrals, or to take over use of neutral ships in case of necessity, the exercise of such right by Germany was instrumental in causing the United States to declare war against it in WWI.
           Number 1 Song: The number 1 song on this day in 1992 was “Jump” by Kris Kross a hip hop duo of Chris “Mac Daddy” Kelly and Chris “Daddy Mac” on a run of 8 weeks to share with 11 other songs achieving number 1 ranking the lowest number of number 1 songs since the Hot 100 appeared in 1958, while 7 acts including Kris Kross achieved their first number 1 ranking. Here is a music video with lyrics of Kris Kross performing “Jump”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=010KyIQjkTk
           May 15 Famous Birthdays: Emmitt James Smith III and E.J. Smith IV father and son were both born on this day--father on this day in 1969 and son on this day in 2002. Father was a professional football player for the Dallas Cowboys for 12 seasons and 2 with the Arizona Cardinals and retired with the NFL record for rushing at 18,355 yards. Son is a senior at and plays football for Stanford University and will hopefully with a better record than last year’s disaster.
            Noted Events on May15:
            1.   1817—In Philadelphia the first private mental health hospital, the Asylum for the Relief of Persons Deprived of Their Reason, opened for business and is still their but with a different name—Friends Hospital.
            2.   1911—In a bad day for John D. Rockefeller, SCOTUS in the case of Standard Oil of New Jersey v. United States  ruled that the company was a monopoly and unreasonable restraint of trade and ordered the company broken up into separate corporations.
            3.   1980—A CSX freight train with 47 cars some carrying hazardous materials started to leave the railyard at Wallbridge, Ohio  after the engineer left the train to flip a track switch and failed to reboard the train and built up a speed of 51 miles an hour to race unattended until another CSX raced after it to hook itself to the train and bring it to a halt near Kenton, Ohio after it traveled some 66 miles. 
            4.   2008—California became the second state after Massachusetts to legalize same sex marriages after the California Supreme Court had ruled in 2004 that the ban on same sex marriages was unconstitutional.
            5.   2010—16 year old Jessica Watson arrived back in Sydney Harbor, Australia 3 days prior to her 17th birthday after departing from there on October 18, 2009 to become the youngest person to sale solo around the globe.
            Famous Quotes on Events and Issues:
            Ida Tarbell, journalist and pioneer in investigative journalism and author of The History of the Standard Oil Company on Rockefeller’s business tactics: "Very often people who admit the facts, who are willing to see that Mr. Rockefeller has employed force and fraud to secure his ends, justify him by declaring, ‘It’s business.’ That is, ‘it’s business’ has to come to be a legitimate excuse for hard dealing, sly tricks, special privileges. It is a common enough thing to hear men arguing that the ordinary laws of morality do not apply in business.”
            © May 15, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
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