On the
Hamas Israel political front It looks like the Blues are getting fed up with
Tlaib’s genocidal rants against Israel disguised as pro-Palestinian 2 states position as the Blues failed to
table the censure resolution against her and the House voted to censure her for
calling for the eradication of Israel with 22 Blues joining 222 Reds in favor
of the move (unfortunately this zealot is so biased the censure woo be like
water rolling off a duck’s back unless the Speaker of the House strips her of
all committee assignments and the DNC targets her in a primary. In a despicable
example of how polarized this nation has become corrupting even its Public
Defender System, in NYC Deputy Public Defender Victoria Ruiz was caught tearing
down posters of hostages being held by Hamas and when a startled bystander in
amazement asked her why repeatedly and she just walked away; fortunately caught
on camera and recognized she resigned when she should have been fired. If Hamas
thought their brutal attack on Israel and the monsoon of rockets coupled with a
widespread rise around the world and this nation would cause Jews to cower they
missed the boat, a Jews are doubling down on their fate and buying guns like
there is no tomorrow.
On the 2023 election front, Blue
Incumbent Governor Beshear retained his seat against a surging AG Cameron with
some Reds now grumbling that former UN Ambassador Kelly would have been a more
formidable candidate than Cameron who was endorsed by Trump to win the Red
Primary. Mississippi may have loved Elvis Presley but not enough for his cousin
Brandon Presley who lost by over 36,000 votes to the incumbent governor Reaves.
Adam Schiff running to be elected to serve Dianne Feinstein’s remaining term is
getting heat for having his primary residence in Maryland not California and in
a prime example of identity politics running amok, in a Washington Post Op
by Steven Phillips urged Schiff and Porter to drop out of their Senate race to
allow black Representative Lee to win the race.
On the Hamas Israel War
front the IDF has confirmed they are in the heart of Gaza City tightening the
noose and that most senior official of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, is isolated in his
bunker and probably counting his last days on the planet.
On the bloated bureaucracy
front, the House outraged over Pete Buttigieg’s ineptness and flagrant use of
private jets have reduced his salary to $1 per year.
On the bankruptcy front We Work
which once had a market cap of $47 billion has filed for Chapter XI bankruptcy.
On the Trump civil fraud case in New York
after Trump testified and he and a
Judge Arthur Engoron sparred with each other luck for Trump’s team to file for
a mistrial as it appears to many that the Democrat elected judge had already
made up his mind before one shred of evidence has been presented and the judge
should have recused himself.
On beginning of robotics
taking over from humans, the Polish rum and spirits company Dictador has
appointed a robot name Mika fully
powered by AI as its new CEO causing us to wonder whether like the boycotts of
Bud Light due to its partnership with TG Ryan Mulvaney rum drinkers worried
about being replaced by robots will boycott the brand.
On Hamas Israel War
Propaganda front biased MSNBC host Katy Tur was blasting former Israeli Prime
Minister Naftali Bennett for the failure to accede to a cease fire, when he
pointed out Israeli ceded Gaza to the PLO only to have the Gazans vote for
Hamas who have held no elections and have lobbed far too many rockets into
Israel. It defies the imagination to think Israel can be expected to pause
their killing of Hamas when their marching song of “From the Rivers to the sea,
Palestine will be free” if the hidden lyrics surface intones “When and only
when all Israelis have been killed in a Hamas killing spree.” In the U.S. in
Ventura County a 62 year old pro Israel supporter was pushed backward by a pro-Palestinian protestor to
strike his head on the concrete and died. In Indianapolis 34 year old Ruba
Almaghtheh, thinking a building housed a Jewish school drove into it
trying to injure the people inside.
On
the life expectancy of Hamas leaders om Gaza their life expectancy is getting
shorter each day as the IDF announced the death of Wael Asefa, Commander of
Hamas' Deir al-Batah Battalion who was a key planner of the October 7
attacks.
On the ceasefire front if
the pro-Palestinians protestors wanted to reduce the amount Palestinian
civilian casualties they would condition it on the release of all Hamas
hostages which if Hamas, in order to force these terrorist rats out of their
tunnel, the IDF could flood the tunnels forcing Hamas terrorists to come to the
surface where they could be killed quickly or stay below and die by drowning.
November
7, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
Noted Holidays: National Retinol Day: Created on October 25, 2021 by RoC® Skincare and
celebrated on this day since 2021 to promote the use of retinol in skin care
products as an effective anti-aging agent.
Word of the Day: The word
of the day as we continue with words starting with “b” is “benthic” which
means of, like or pertaining to the depths of the ocean which sadly the
occupants of the tourist submersible Titan found to their horror a
deadly place as their submersible imploded en route to the Titanic on
the bottom of the Atlantic seabed.
Song of the
Day: The number 1 song on this day in 1945 was “Till the End
of Time” by Perry Como and Russ Case
and His Orchestra on a run of 10 weeks
the last week of which to share number 1 status with “Chickery Chick” by Swing and Sway with
Sammy Kaye with Nancy Norman, Billy Williams and the Kaye Choir with 8 other songs achieving number 1
ranking. Here is a recording of Perry Como and Russ Case and His Orchestra performing
“Till the End of Time”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSJ-oT2ZBa0
November 7 Birthdays: “Shorten the Name For Artistic Fame”-Celebrating the
birthday of Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor better known to her fans as Lorde,
born on this day in 1996 in Auckland, New Zealand to become a well acclaimed singer songwriter
with 3 albums and 3 tours under her belt.
November 7 Historical Events in Rhyme
1. On
this day in 2000 The federal DEA always on the lookout to drug traffickers to
nab/Found in an abandoned ICBM site in Wamego, Kansas a very large LSD lab/One would think when a silo was
put into a mothball class/The Air Force
would have secured it from squatters if the mothball status would not forever
last.
2. On
this day in 1991 Magic Johnson announced he was infected with HIV and announced
his retirement/But despite objections from some players over infection played
and was named MVP in the 1992 All-Star Event/Followed by his being a member of
the 1992 Olympics Dream Team/Went undefeated to win the Gold with a a winning average of 43.8 their opponents were
creamed.
3.
On this day in 1983 a small bomb was detonated in the second floor of the
Senate Chambers north wing after a Senate reception had taken place/Minutes
before a taped message to WAPO by the
Armed Resistance protesting that our involvement in Grenada and Lebanon was a
disgrace/No one was injure and only a $ million in damages occurred/After a lengthy
investigation of this bombing and 2 others the perpetrators were convicted and
behind bars their confinement was secured.
4.
On this day in 1973 in both Houses by the required 2/3’s vote/Nixon’s veto
of the War Powers Act is revoked/With the Watergate investigation gathering
steam and the Saturday Massacre’s blood on the floor/Even Nixon’s 1972
landslide victory could cower Congress any more. 5. On
this day in 1915 Jeannette Rankin finished 2nd in Montana’s at large
vote for its two Representatives to become the first elected female in Congress/
As a devoted pacifist she was one of the 50 members of the House a Declaration
of War against Germany and Austria who chose to resist/Defeated in a run for
the Senate in 1918 she would later retire from the Congressional election
scene/Until 1939 seeing the war clouds in Europe gather steam/Ran again for
Congress in 1940 and won her seat/On December 8, 1941 once again a Declaration
of War trying to defeat/Stuck to her principles and cast the only Congressional
“Nay” vote/Which with her abstain vote on Germany was for her career “All she wrote”.
Quote on Jeannette Rankin’s “Nay” vote against
declaration of war against Japan by Progressive leader William Allen White in
the Kansas Emporia Gazette: “Probably
a hundred men in Congress would have liked to do what she did. Not one of them
had the courage to do it. The Gazette entirely disagrees with
the wisdom of her position. But Lord, it was a brave thing! And its bravery
someway discounted its folly. When, in a hundred years from now, courage, sheer
courage based upon moral indignation is celebrated in this country, the name of
Jeannette Rankin, who stood firm in folly for her faith, will be written in
monumental bronze– not for what she did but for the way she did it”
November
7, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
www.alaskanpoet.blogspot.com
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