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Trump: Deadly Transactions

I watched some of the press conference. Nauseating. But, if Trump is so intent on “ownership” of the pandemic; and so eager and willing to create an alternative reality around it, then how much more will he put into owning the cure, when there is one. Everything! Trump is truly evil. He will extort everyone on the planet, holding their lives as ransom, if he can. If Congress allows Trump to be his own watchdog, then they will be making an open admission of total corruption, and contempt for the American People. A law should be made today that makes it illegal, and not subject to pardon or parole, to profit from death. No politician can be allowed to make a single penny. Or to allow it. If the whole world is in this fight together, then why should anyone make a profit? Congress has one more chance to save their souls. Already we talk casually about Trump owning stock in a company that makes colchloroquine. How ridiculous, that’s patently against the law. Unchecked, Trump will make a profit from every single thing that he does as President. Just burn the Constitution! If no one has any more respect for it than that.
If Trump makes $100B illegally, or much more, then it’s over.The whole world will be Trump Land.

NO PROFIT ON DEATH.

Can it be true that one-third of England’s physicians are sick? That frightens me.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On April 14, 2020 @ 10:44 am

The War to Protect Our Democracy is Almost Over…And That’s Not Good

Trump is doing everything that he can to “own” the response, and is taking physical possession of associated medical equipment. How much more will he want to own and control a cure. “It must stop here!” Congress must make an inflexible law that forbids profiting, by anyone, from this crisis.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On April 14, 2020 @ 11:05 am

“Phantasmagorical Events” and “Wicked Visions” – Undisclosed Symptoms of COVID-19

A neighbor is the senior administrator for one of our local hospitals. He said that hospitals are having to bid competitively for ppe’s with offices of the federal government. A nearby County Coroner said, “If someone dies in my county, I will not know if their death was due to COVID-19.” Test kits are not available for deceased patients, only the living. Without knowing who died from it, the death rate is totally skewed. But, only downwards. And you can’t track how successful strategies are, or spread. Whenever I do this, I have to think like the Idiot, at least for a moment. It makes me feel dirty – contaminated. THE REASON THAT TEST KITS ARE SCARCE, AND RATIONED, IS BECAUSE THEY CONFIRM CAUSE OF DEATH. Many thousands of deaths are going in the books as heart attacks, and various congestive diseases or pneumonia. Covering up death. Gross! Do you see why it makes me feel dirty?

» Posted By Steppenwolf On April 9, 2020 @ 7:07 am

Trump, Kalki, and The Final Solution!

You are absolutely right. The statement is also crassly bourgeois. I used exactly the old words from the Fifties in part to mock their tone of smug superiority. Our economy: our businesses and our government, are our means of production, Actually, according to Marx, the elite class come to own, or to be, the means of production. I think that he was tight, and I thing that they get progressively stingier.

And thank you for commenting.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On April 1, 2020 @ 11:22 am

Bat Shit Crazy in the White House!

“The worms go in,
The worms go out;
The worms play pinochle,
On his snout.”

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 29, 2020 @ 10:03 am

Donald Trump Wants a Re-Election That You’d Just Die For

Did you see the story about St. Louis and Philadelphia, in 1918? They both had “Founders’ Day” celebrations scheduled. St. Louis cancelled, and Philadelphia did not. The result was horrible. My grandma, who was a young woman with a family then, said that every family lost a grandparent. McConnell and friends will probably advocate us killing our grandparents soon, as an expedient.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 23, 2020 @ 7:24 pm

Trump’s Pandemic

Thank you very much for your remarkable essay. It’s comforting to know that there are people who understand. Since this whole science denial thing got big, I have just basically been in shock. And now this coronavirus pandemic is a story that breaks all the rules. I thought we had multiple levels of protection against epidemics, people studying every aspect. But, we in fact had nothing.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 27, 2020 @ 8:44 pm

One other “image” related note: Gentlemen don’t wear black before 5:00pm.Trump’s black frock coat is a stone mafia thing, and an insult to every decent human being. Fauci’s imitation is revolting. orvjust plain stupid. Or, maybe he’s trying to look like an undertaker, I guess that that’s appropriate. I don’t like cowards and camp followers.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 27, 2020 @ 9:04 am

Fauci said that DT’s claims are “aspirational. ” I wonder what he might have meant? The word refers to steps taken to increase one’s social position. Que? It’s obvious that doctors are poorly educated except in Chemistry and Symptomology, but do they have to make it so obvious? This man is the spokesperson for all of us, but he makes up word definitions and usages like; well… Donald Trump! Let’s see now: the White House should have top professional communication experts. But, they have… what they have: and that ain’t much. Expert liars, and bums making money for nothing. People who parrot the words of a semi-literate boob. Boy, that’s a tough job!
If Fauci wants to impress his viewers, and influence them, then he should work on his diction (word choice) and usage; or ask someone who knows how to look it up for him.

Actually, Fauci was trying to suck up by complimenting Trump, like so many others. Trump should be drummed out under the 22nd. Ammendment. And he should take Fauci, and all the suck-up sycophants with him. And, yes: I will volunteer at my local hospital as soon as I am able. And I’ll go there wearing work clothes appropriate to the job and the circumstances. I sure as hell won’t be wearing a silk goddamned suit. This ain’t no party, bub.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 27, 2020 @ 8:27 am

There’s an important part of the definition of COVID-19 that is largely ignored or misunderstood: Medical Science can determine if you have an active infection; and eventually serology testing will be developed that can tell if have had it; but medicine can’t tell if you are a carrier. Also, hard facts about carriers, such as how many people one carrier can infect, are hard to come by. In the case of our wacko congressmen: testing negative doesn’t necessarily mean that you won’t test positive tomorrow – the very next day. They intentionally exposed themselves when it was totally unnecessary. Then they intentionally exposed most of the House, and unknown numbers of senators. These guys really know how to set a good example. When the body count is finally filed, they should be prosecuted. For murder.

How stupid and irresponsible is it possible to be? Ask a United States senator.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 25, 2020 @ 8:24 am

There’s an outstanding question here that is a whopper: WHERE WAS DR. FAUCI when the Level 4 Advisory was issued in January? Bowling League? All the bigshots with their high-flown creditials, why did not even one warn us? The Doc sure dresses nice, But, you know, I’m much more impressed by diligence than expensive suits. Hes too damn old. Too timid. We will remember Fauci as the well dressed, sweet little old man – who failed in his duties as a physician. If he didn’t know how dangerous a novel Coronavirus could be, then no one did. He must have. He let us down. Fauci needs to suit-up and hit the front lines. If anyone should be held accountable, it should be the “top epidemiologists.” They knew. And, if they knew, then they killed human beings. If they didn’t know, they are miserable, incompetent imposters. I’m a bit confused, what does an epidemiologist do? Iknow! I know! Next, the lint-brained fool will write a book. I’ll take two. (Only real rednecks know what that expression means.)

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 25, 2020 @ 6:47 am

I think it was in “Featured Posts.” The rotation doesn’t change very often.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 24, 2020 @ 4:36 pm

I liked your piece.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 24, 2020 @ 4:34 pm

Seems to be rather ill-crossed stars that just as the effect of governments reaches an all-time low, after weathering a continuous assault of forty years, these viruses reach new stadia of complexity.
Soon will come the time when we need to spend hundreds of billions for research, to give us a fighting chance to survive on this planet, but government is dysfunctional, ridden by corruption – actually ridiculous: They bicker and delay when people are dying.
I think that we are seeing the end of the United States of America. The “United” part can be dispensed with: Governors are taking over. Trumpism has left the good old U.S.deeply in debt. We no longer lead in production, manufacturering is dismal; even in sercives we have finally lost our advantage.
And now, with the Fed, and the NYSE having become full-on political arms, confidence in our fiscal leadership is lower than it has ever been, and lagging. We don’t need the federal government, and we are sick to death of them, with their boorish manners, their vulgarity and commonness. Their contempt and disregard for us, the People. Their mind-boggling, filthy greed and lust. And their politicization of everything in our lives.
I could stand a bit of social distancing from politicians – about a million light years.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 24, 2020 @ 4:32 pm

What Is “The Rule Of Law?”

Good points. When the 1973 opinion was written, then, I believe that the act of writing it was a deliberate departure from the rule of law, because it presumed an authority that can’t exist, which leaves usunsafe, unsure. Actually, it wasn’t even carefully reasoned or presented, or at all convincing.The main thing it really said was that the Prez might be distracted. Nor did it mention any of the tremendously important constitutional issues impacted. To use this phishing expedition as substitute for advised, legislated, judicially validated law is pathetic. I keep coming back to the same question: How do they get away with this shit? I say phishing because I don’t think they knew what impact it might eventually have; and they were lucky, it did finally become something truly malevolent.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 6, 2020 @ 11:42 am

You made me chuckle. I think that Trump is going down. We need a break from all this madness.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 5, 2020 @ 7:05 pm

Cryptography: Knowledge is the Key to the Future

Thank you!

» Posted By Steppenwolf On March 11, 2020 @ 9:42 am

Cascadia!

Ramble on! But, I don’t call it that. Why does reasoning have to be in straight lines, leading to inescapable conclusions? Life isn’t that way. It hits you from every direction at once. Water never flows in perfectly straight lines, but it finds it’s way home. I’m not much of a “straight line” type of person. But, I have no doubt that I will find my way home. Your writing is alive, swirling with energy, exploring every eddy and branch. Kicking and struggling to be free, and still have roots. Writing is not always about the content. Sometimes it’s about the flow and the rhythm, like music. Like making love.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On May 13, 2020 @ 10:07 am

Political Parties – The Ghost In The Machine

“Criminal So-and-so” was the title, in Revolutionary France, mockingly given to aristocrats, and even the emperor, as they were marched out to meet; “that charming mademoiselle with shockingly red lips:”

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 5, 2020 @ 7:22 am

Is Criminal Rand Paul John Roberts’ pimp? Isn’t it about time the country took a cold, hard look at this man from Kentucky – who walks down the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 5, 2020 @ 7:15 am

There is no law.

John Roberts promised to “imprison” anyone who disrespected the dignity of the Senate. Rand Paul used the Senate chambers as a political stage, and spit in the Chef Justice’s face. To which, Roberts replied, “Thank you Sir, may I have another.”

John Roberts is a cowardly soul. And now a baldfaced liar. No judge in the world would allow such disrespect. John Roberts isn’t a Justice; he is the hoax!

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 5, 2020 @ 6:41 am

Speaking of truth: this post gets truer every day.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 5, 2020 @ 6:17 am

Now, the phone lines were jammed because the phone lines were down. Insane! They were hacked! The only question now is which one of our cast of villains done it. It hardly matters, with the feds so corrupted.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 4, 2020 @ 1:15 pm

This hour, the Iowa Democratic Party has “identified and fixed” the error in the app’s programming. That’s a lie. It’s not possible. In a chaotic situation, with the actual users exhausted and drained; to debug, and thoroughly test that large an app (with a huge server-side, on the “Cloud,”) is nonsense.

In Chicago, there are different levels of calling someone a liar, the highest one being, “a lying sack of shit.” This whole “glitch” thing is a truckload.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 4, 2020 @ 12:54 pm

I’m sure you could have. Probably others too. But, people have really only just begun to talk openly about corruption. That’s a start. For years, it was widely thought that it was against the law even to write using the word, “Mafia.” The solution: get rid of politics altogether. We don’t need them. They failed, and betrayed us. No one believes in them anymore.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 4, 2020 @ 7:38 am

If they kept the app secret until just recently, then it’s practically impossible for there to have been testing with actual, and live, users. This is on Perez. What a moron – or sellout! Imbecilic fools pretending to be capable in information technology disgust me.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 4, 2020 @ 7:17 am

I can’t believe it, but somebody woke me up this morning, Tuesday the 4th. at five; to get my analysis of the Iowa Caucus “debacle.” Okay.

Who benefited? Biden, because in the hours leading up, he was looking at a disaster – Bernie was going to walk away with it. And, Tom Perez, because big donors were riding him hard to push Biden through. And, big donors (the Machine), who have an immense investment at stake. And, of course, Thrump, who fears Sanders, wants to prevent any narrowing of the field, and who benefits from division of the electorate.

So they remotely blew up the app. Or users did. I suspect, and I know that people will hate me for saying it, that there was so much happening that could not be explained, such as, perhaps, tallies being reported, then disappearing, that users stopped reporting through the app.

And, yes! I’d bet that there was collusion between Tom Perez’ office or himself, and Trump, or his seconds. Buggered again!

» Posted By Steppenwolf On February 4, 2020 @ 6:46 am

In the Era of Trump, There’s One Main Question. Why?

2016 WAS the largest turnout in history. There is no statistical or demographic data to support that if more of the relatively few remaining capable and eligible voters voted, that they would vote against Trump. According to my research, that conclusion is incorrect. In general, staunch Democrats are far the most likely to vote, and to knock on doors. I can’t imagine that there are many staunch Democrats in the “non-participant” group. On the contrary, ultraconservatives make up the majority of non-participants.

And, as to our “form of government being hypocritical:” I never said that. And it’s impossible. A form of government cannot misrepresent itself, it can only be represented.

I don’t think that we, the American people, are hypocrites. What we are is plain enough, we don’t have to hide it; and we know that we need some work. A lot of us think that we are good, honest people at heart. Our government likewise needs improvements, but beats any other system of government on earth.

I was talking about this government: these individuals, and the people who support them. We are not a hypocritical people. Americans don’t lack sincerity or convictions. We have been deceived. By people who don’t have the best interest of the country in mind. By liars and con men.

I don’t appreciate that you distorted my writing so badly. Again, I did not say that our form of government is hypocritical – that would be ridiculous.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On January 26, 2020 @ 10:21 am

Mitch McConnell, The Gravedigger Of American Democracy

TOCB: Exactly. And you know, you may have really hit the mark. The deciding factor may be that Trump will make the final decisions, That’s almost a given; and as Justice Ginsburg also said, “He’s not a lawyer.” I always thought that he would end up being his own undoing. The Trump team got off to a poor stsrt today. As Schiff has said, they don’t really have a case.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On January 20, 2020 @ 7:03 pm

Thank you. That is exactly what I mean by rewarding loyalty with pain. I’m not always so bitter. Would you believe that I was once a comedian? But, drumpf and Mitch McConnell bring out the hate in everyone. I guess that’s the point, and I am falling for it. Every day is a near-death experience for me. But, it’s not a problem, because I know objectively that my journey will not end with death. I don’t know where my “definitive journey” will lead me to, but I am hopeful and excited.
And thank you for that marvelous insight. It resonates.

» Posted By Steppenwolf On January 20, 2020 @ 12:13 pm

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