L.A. County Superior Court
Judge Lawrence Riff has issued a TRO banning L.A. County from requiring cash
bail for misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies and those out cashless bail who
commit offenses which means anyone who embezzles or defrauds victims of
millions or smuggling illegal aliens across our border may have a get out of California
or country flee card (the judge should have seen a study from the Yolo County
D.A. that showed those who had been charged with either felonies of misdemeanors
were roughly twice as likely to commit a crime before trial than those who
posted bail. The NAACP has issued a travel advisory warning blacks not to come
to Florida because of claimed racist policies of Governor De Santis. The
L.A. Dodgers have been caught in the
Woke We Do Woke We don’t first inviting the anti-Catholic drag queen group
Sisters of Indulgence, then after backlash disinviting them then after backlash
from the LBGTQ community reinviting them only to then receive notice from
Catholic Vote, one of the nation’s largest Catholic advocacy groups that it would
be launching a $1 million ad campaign to urge the faithful to boycott Dodger
games. Steven Forbes has made a bold prediction that Biden will not be the Blue
nominee because of the “stench of a faltering economy” (if 1968 repeats itself
Biden is LBJ, Robert Kennedy, Jr. is
today’s Gene McCarthy and Blues waiting in the wings are Robert Kennedy
hopefully not aping the assassination). In the Go Woke Go Broke saga, Anheuser
Busch and Target have lost a combine $28 billion in market value as a result of
their transgender marketing decisions. The
nation is running out of time on the debt ceiling and one issue that should be
a nonstarter to opposed by Blues is the Red goal to require welfare recipients
who are able bodied and without young children at home to find work as the
number of job vacancies exceed the number of job seekers by a large margin. As
the debt ceiling crisis drags on and seniors were seeing their blood pressure
rise amidst warnings from Yellen that the U.S. would run out of money on June 1
that would delay billions of dollars in Social Security checks, Yellen has lowered
the blood pressure by affirming that the date we run out of Money is June 5.
May 26, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
Noted Holidays: National Death
Busters: Clueless as to who created this or when only know it was
created due to the fact that the Memorial Day Weekend is one of the deadliest periods
for traffic fatalities as millions are on the road and Memorial Day Weekend is
full of picnics and parties where alcohol flows in copious quantities.
Celebrated on the Friday before Memorial Day to promote awareness of the needs
to drive defensively and not consume alcohol before driving, as 40% of traffic
fatalities involve drunk drivers.
Word of the Day: the word
of the day is “anomie” which means the uprooting or breakdown of any moral
values, standards or guidance for individuals to follow, examples of which are
found in the smash and grab thieving mobs that have plagued many retailers
across the nation.
Number
1 Song: The number 1 song on
this day in 1981 was “Betty Davis Eyes” Kim Carnes on a run of 9 weeks
non continuous to share with 16 other songs achieving number 1 ranking, while 10
acts, including Kim Carnes, achieved number 1 status for the first time. Here
is a music video with lyrics of Kim Carnes performing “Betty Davis Eyes”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPOIS5taqA8
May 26 Famous
Birthdays: “March Madness Man” Brent Musberger was born on this
day in 1939 in Portland, Oregon was a noted sportscaster of a variety of
network and ended his sports broadcasting career as a play by play announcer
for the Raiders and is best remembered as the creator of the term “March
Madness” to describe the NCAA Championship Basketball Tournament and perhaps
not to his credit castigating Tommy Smith and John Carlos for raising the Black Panther
closed first the podium receiving their medals as being “Nazis”.
May
26, Historical Events In Rhyme
1. On this day in 2020 protests
began in the wake of George Floyd’s death/Killed by Officer Derek Chauvin’s knee
on his neck cutting off his breaths.
2. On
this day in 2004 U.S. Army vet was convicted for the Oklahoma City Bombing that killed 161/Unlike
McVeigh he was not sentenced to death only life without possibility of parole
for the crimes he had done.
3. On this day in 1970
the first commercial passenger airliner to fly at Mach 2 was the Tupolev Tu-144/ But after two crashes as a
passenger jet it would fly no more.
4. On
this day in 1969 Apollo 10 safely returned to Earth after for a
scheduled lunar crewed landed testing all components the spacecraft would need/As the Apollo program was
ready to meet JFK’s goal before the end of the decade a lunar landing deed.
5. On
this day in 1927 after the production of 15,007,003 Model T’s always in
black/ The Model A was introduced with improvements and color choices the Model
T lacked.
Quote By Kevin Conroy, Best Known As The Voice Actor For Batman On
The Looting And Destruction That Too Many Protests on George Floyd’s Morphed
Into: “ Protest is a right, looting is not. How does stealing
a wide-screen tv avenge George Floyd’s death? How does torching a store it took
people a lifetime to build avenge George Floyd’s death? Save our cities.”
© May 26, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
www.alaskanpoet.blogspot.com
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