Where does Donald Trump get his info?
Answer:
The Liebrary
Of course congress has its own branch
Monday, July 31, 2017
Saturday, July 22, 2017
blowers in the wind revisited
When humans wish to demonstrate that
their species alone can boast true intelligence, they must be very
selective about the evidence they present. What works for me is the
human capacity for operating a “blower” to clear leaves and dirt
from pavement. Even more compelling is the human capacity to pay
someone else to do it. Perhaps they never have heard about our
friends “wind” and “rain” who humbly perform the task with
neither clamor nor pollution. Maybe they are unfamiliar also with
“brooms”.
With fallen leaves and bits of dirt Mother nature casually decorates the asphalt zones defending our feet against contact with earth. This is an offense. But instead of Varoom why not a broom?
The broom simply is not a stupid enough solution to their neurosis. One may ask why can't some transient dirt and leaves lay upon the paving? And why must the space support for all time no sign of the organic? Apparently it is in the human brain that nature once vanquished shall remain vanquished. She may mount no comeback however pitiful and ineffectual.
There you have it. At any time of the day you may hear a man with a blower moving leaves off pavement as wind blows them back. Just yesterday I witnessed a man blowing leaves off a public highway. No other animal is interested in this project.
With fallen leaves and bits of dirt Mother nature casually decorates the asphalt zones defending our feet against contact with earth. This is an offense. But instead of Varoom why not a broom?
The broom simply is not a stupid enough solution to their neurosis. One may ask why can't some transient dirt and leaves lay upon the paving? And why must the space support for all time no sign of the organic? Apparently it is in the human brain that nature once vanquished shall remain vanquished. She may mount no comeback however pitiful and ineffectual.
There you have it. At any time of the day you may hear a man with a blower moving leaves off pavement as wind blows them back. Just yesterday I witnessed a man blowing leaves off a public highway. No other animal is interested in this project.
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Pee is for Public
I just ran into an old pal I haven't
seen in awhile, turns out governor Baldo stuck him on the St. Johns
River Water Mismanagement District board. Not a favorable reflection
on him. He confirmed that there is a plan afoot to put treated sewage
in Orlando taps. He also gave me a preview of the bullshit they'll
try to justify it with: better for the aquifer, all that usual
posturing as an environmentally friendly organization. That's what
they'll be presenting to you. But, as I got him to admit, they're
doing it only to justify more building, more destruction of what
nature is still perilously hanging on, more money for the fatcats at
the expense of us and Florida.
The official mission statement of this
government agency, after all, is to “find water for development.”
The sewage we drink and bathe in will be just that - “found water.”
Apparently they are being constrained from further abusing the
aquifer so it's time to recycle so they can continue abusing Central
Florida. Very simply, in order to get more people squeezed in here,
we have to drink out of the toilet. I pointed out that it would be
more respectful to leave our water alone and hook up the new lines
with the treated sewage.
At present they still are studying
ways to do it and ways to present it in a favorable light to the
public. If anybody cares, now would be a good time to start
expressing dissent. Treated water in our houses doesn't mean saving
the aquifer. It means more traffic, more pollution and overall
degraded quality of life. You know. The usual goals of our
representatives.
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Once in a while my avoidance of all
things called news fails and I become apprised of something more
involved people have been living with for some time. The other day I
saw and heard the video from the Castille horror and learned what we
as a civilization have come to. Forget about the moon landing,
hybrid cars and aspirations toward Mars. We've come down to a little
girl trying to save her mommy from getting “shooted” by a cop.
Can anyone say who has seen this video that his world has not been
permanently darkened?
I don't see how we can get past this.
I certainly think I can't. I can't think of anything I've seen that
is harder to take. And yet where are the tears? If not for this,
what are we saving them for? When we should be nationally heart
broken, why do we view this as a damn shame, another damn shame on
the pile of damn shames from the avalanche of horrible incidents we
are suffocating under?
When John Kennedy was shot, people all
across this nation wept. I think we're not capable of that anymore.
That little girl deserves not the heartfelt regret but the tears of
every one who heard her voice. And we as people, until we can give
her that respect, will never be right with ourselves and we'll never
progress beyond this point. Modern man lives with the suffering of
millions and it has made him numb to all but his own.
Saturday, June 24, 2017
confederacy of dunces
I feel compelled to comment that if our
habitat is extinguished by global warming, we deserve it. Most
people who are experts figure it's probably too late to fix the
atmosphere but Norway bought a swath of South American rain forest
anyway because in case there still is time, trees are our first line
of defense. Meanwhile here in Florida, United States of Oblivion,
we're still into destroying as many trees as “developers” want
to. With this in mind I just drove by another giant parcel of land
between Lake Mary and Sanford entirely cleared of life for a new and
much needed subdivision so more people can live here and accelerate
the death of the aquifer. This of course promoted and allowed by
the shit-for-brains Seminole County commissioners. Also allowed to
happen by all of us. Why should we do our bit to slow global warming
when we can speed it up instead? If we have not yet reached the
tipping point, at some point we will. Maybe this particular tree
loss will be what pushes us over.
If sanity ruled, the populace would go
to this wounded land, replant it and refuse to allow this sort of
thing to happen anymore. We have the numbers to pull it off. We
just lack the will. Insanity is king.
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