"Thus it is clearly seen that use, rather than reason, has power to introduce new things amongst us, and to do away with old things."
- Castiglione, Il libro del Cortegiano, I, ยง 1.
A sad day. No matter what you think of Mr. Cleese's politics, it is no victory to see him leave X.
We need to find ways to enjoy each others company, even when we disagree.
They've made The Apprentice totally unavailable on streaming services.
Had Trump been a Democrat, I think they'd all be fighting over the rights to stream it.
When she accused Trump of being too soft on China after Covid, I gave up on her.
It was obvious that she was trying to game voters with an embarrassingly naked attempt at triangulation.
There is no good reason why any potential New York City mayor should be preplanning trips to any country.
Shouldnโt have even been a question.
Truly bizarre.
What does Israel have to do with New York City?
It is hard to respect the Democratic Party these days.
Even Obama, who I highly respected, sunk down in the mud to propogate the "fine people" hoax in the last days of the Harris campaign.
"Die is cast" is from Julius Caesar when he crossed the Rubicon to wage war against the establishment Senators of Rome. An insurrection.
Caesar took power and the Senate stabbed him in the back.
To stop Trump "before the die is cast" is haunting... Weird parallels.
I've been told there was a "reason" why she was on this list.
But nobody has yet been able to persuade me as to why, with the knowledge the government has of her, they would consider her a risk to civilian aviation.