Doctor Buzzard

Watch any of the so called news programs and all you’re likely to find is that Jon is upset because Kate did not wipe his ass just right (it traumatized their kids (and likely anyone else forced to watch this kind of crap)). Serious discussion on the impact of the pack of lies that lead this nation into the worst disaster in living memory. Nada. Thousands of American Soldiers dead, and tens of thousands wounded or psychically damaged beyond repair… Pick up the paper and Kathleen Parker just hopes that President Obama has a little more Mars in him, suppose she is not satisfied with the over 80,000 women and children made widows and orphans in a war that was, not only completely unnecessary, but in addition a complete and total fabrication. Kathleen Parker writes….
Kathleen Parker: Mars and Venus collide

His voice was also calm and reasonable, his remarks simultaneously sharp and blunt. Cheney said he remains a strong proponent of enhanced interrogation, which he said was used with only “hardened terrorists after other efforts had failed.” The interrogations “were legal, essential, justified, successful, and the right thing to do.”

Cheney was especially forceful in criticizing Obama’s “selective release” of documents on the interrogation program without also releasing the intelligence those interrogations produced.

“The public was given less than half the truth,” he said. “The released memos were carefully redacted to leave out references to what our government learned through the methods in question.”

Indeed “The public was given less than half the truth,” there was NO TRUTH to ANY of this. We were marched off to war on nothing but a pack of lies. And to add insult to injury, beyond the cost of precious American blood, but the cost of six trillion dollars is placed upon the already broken back of the American taxpayer. Incompetence fuled by fools and a “Big Brother” moron mentality offered up from the stooges of the American press… Utterly disgusting a shame and disgrace to the buzzards.

Of Mice and Men – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Based on Steinbeck’s own experiences as a bindle stiff in the 1920s (before the arrival of the Okies he would vividly describe in The Grapes of Wrath), the title is taken from Robert Burns’s poem, To a Mouse, which are often quoted as: “The best-laid plans of mice and men/often go awry,” though in the original Scots of the poem they read: “The best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men/Gang aft agley.”

Required reading in many high schools, Of Mice and Men has been a frequent target of censors for what some consider offensive and vulgar language; consequently, it appears on the American Library Association’s list of the Most Challenged Books of 21st Century.

Really do not care where any of our men are from (Mars or someplace other than this current bazaaro universe)… Just hope we can find someone with the balls to put an end to this tragic comedy of errors.
Bazaaro World | Chad Was Here

I have reason to believe that the world has turned upside down or is spinning in a different direction. We have crossed over into some parallel universe where everything is backwards and at any moment I expect the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse to arrive and/or hell to freeze over. It’ll shock and surprise you. You’ll be happy and sad. It’s like your birthday and a your funeral at the same time. I’ll probably tell you later.