Monthly Archives: October 2026

Trump’s Suggesting that Melania’s Signature is Worthless

Does Trump Sign for Her, too? It’s been a question on my mind for a couple of years. The up-and-down strokes are too similar. And I doubt if Melania would imitate his writing style, on purpose. Donald J Trump Melania … Continue reading →

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When They Both Show Up Together in a Dream…

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau Normally, I would have written these two off as yet another publicity gimmick. After all, Pierre Trudeau dated Barbra Streisand in the late 1960‘s. But this present pairing has a different vibe. Let’s see why. … Continue reading →

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There’s Talk about Countries Going Nuclear to End Wars

But Would ETs Allow That to Happen? Chris Bledsoe says that the Lady in White showed him Israel and Iran launching nuclear missiles at each other. But then ‘orbs’ destroyed the weapons. Symbolically, this has been purported before. Remember this? … Continue reading →

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As Seen in 1971, the American Dream was Changing

American Pie (1971) As usual, I was contemplating what I was going to write today and this song came on my iPod. Timing, eh? It is THE seminal song of America’s disintegration, for sure. Many people have tried, mostly unsuccessfully, … Continue reading →

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The First Time I’d Heard These Words in This Lifetime

The Last of the Mohicans (1992) I read this book when I was just a lad. It went along with watching cowboys and Indians TV shows in my childhood. At the time, I had no idea that I may have … Continue reading →

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It’s a Modern Romantic Fairy Tale Fantasy

You, Me & Tuscany (2026) Honestly, I had to suspend my critical faculties to watch this bit of fluff on Prime Video. I won’t bother you with plot details, because they are so farfetched that you won’t believe them, anyway. … Continue reading →

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Be Careful What You Ask For…

The Trap (2026) This is a six-part Netflix series, originally filmed in German, but dubbed into English for the rest of us. I’m writing this post after watching half of the show. My reason is simple: the third episode had … Continue reading →

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Why Would a Spymaster Sell Out to the Highest Bidder?

August Hanning (February 16, 1946) More accurately, why betray your country in your retirement? That’s where a retired person can sympathize. What are you after the work is done? Nobody. This timing is randomized, so don’t hold me to it. … Continue reading →

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“Don’t Be Afraid of What You Don’t Know”

Disclosure Day (2026) Waiting only three months for a mainstream movie to show on a streaming service seems very short. I’m grateful, though. I knew it would be an echo of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and yet carry … Continue reading →

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Did You Ever Wonder Why Some Books Go On and On?

100th Anniversary of the Winnie-The-Pooh Book (October 14, 1926) I believe this is the first book my mom got for me when I was still ‘knee-high to a grasshopper’. I certainly remember her reading it to me as a bedtime … Continue reading →

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