Emperor Bidentine Threatens Order 66 Against "MAGA Republicans"

 

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Last week on Thursday evening (1 Sep 22), Dementia Joe, delivered the most sinister speech, I've ever heard from a US president.

Or in Joe's case, "president."

Curiously, a number of networks that helped drag Basement Biden across the Finish Line of the 2020 Presidential Election did not air the speech.

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Biden really has crossed over into a dark place, inspiring at least one YouTuber to call him Dark Brandon. 

To all intents and purposes, Biden declared war on other Americans, and wants to be a civil wartime president. 

I don't know if the Cultural Cold War will turn hot or not.  I pray that we don't experience such a massive social upheaval--or a plunge into totalitarianism.

In the meantime, let the memes continue...

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Personal Notes:

Hello, and Happy Labor Day!

Thank you for "tuning in," or "re-tuning in" to Station WTFO.

I know it's been nearly 10 months since my last blogpost, but I have a "good" excuse.

Since 2019, I was battling Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF), but wasn't fully diagnosed until early 2020.  Just when the Wuhan Flu, and "...4-6 weeks to flatten the curve..." hit our shores.

Last year, my wife drove me to the ER because I was having more trouble breathing than usual.  A few days later, my left lung collapsed, then two days after that, my right lung gave way.  And a few days after that I received a bi-lateral lung transplant.

I spent four months in the hospital (Dec 21- Mar 22), most of it in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

I'm still in recovery mode and will be for nearly another year.  

It's been a struggle learning to breathe normally again, and even walk.

So the last thing I want to do is deal with all the depressing news that's transpired so far.

But Biden's speech spurred me on to write SOMETHING. 

I plan to resume blogging about current events, but at this point, I just don't know when or how frequently.

Thank you for your patience and support.