An Experiment That Failed

Posted on | May 19, 2020 | 3 Comments

Teach your children well,
Their father’s hell did slowly go by . . .

Will the people who sold us all that Sixties “peace and love” business ever admit that the road we’re traveling does not lead to Utopia? Is there nothing that can cause them to look back and say to themselves, “Y’know, everything was actually better when Eisenhower was president”?

In 1988, when Ronald Reagan was still president and MTV still played music videos, rock guitarist Melissa Etheridge was recording a video for her song, “Bring Me Some Water,” when she met Julie Cypher, who was working on the production crew. At the time, Etheridge was not yet “out” as a lesbian, and Cypher was married to actor Lou Diamond Phillips, who had recently soared to stardom in the 1987 Richie Valens biopic La Bamba. Nevertheless, a romantic affair commenced. Cypher divorced her husband and became Etheridge’s girlfriend. The celebrity couple officially “came out” together in 1993. Cypher gave birth to a daughter, Bailey, in 1997, and in 1998, a son Beckett was born. Both children were conceived via artificial insemination, and there was widespread public speculation as to the sperm donor, with the actor Brad Pitt being one of those rumored to have been the couple’s semen supplier.

To universal surprise, in a Rolling Stone cover story in February 2000, it was revealed that the sperm donor was David Crosby, the singer whose work with the Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young had defined the folk-rock sound of the 1960s and 70s. Why, of all people, would anyone choose this portly middle-aged drug addict as a sperm donor?

Did I mention that David Crosby was so damaged by his decades of substance abuse he had to undergo a liver transplant in 1994? But bad decision-making was more or less baked into the cake of the Etheridge-Cypher relationship. Mere months after being featured on the cover of the Rolling Stone as a sort of ideal of postmodern family life, the couple split. Cypher decided she wasn’t actually a lesbian and, four years after leaving Etheridge, she married a man. Etheridge, meanwhile, hooked up with Tammy Lynn Michaels who, in 2006, gave birth to twins, conceived with an anonymous sperm donor, but Etheridge and Michaels split in 2010, and Etheridge then moved on to marry Linda Wallem.

Well, what about the kids?

Melissa Etheridge has paid tribute to her son Beckett Cypher who has died following a battle with opioid addiction, aged 21.
Cypher, son to US grammy-winning star Etheridge and her former partner Julie Cypher, died on Wednesday.
Etheridge, best known for songs ‘Ain’t It Heavy’ and ‘Come To My Window,’ announced the news on her social media.
The 58 year-old wrote on Twitter: “My son Beckett, who was just 21, struggled to overcome his addiction and finally succumbed to it today.
“He will be missed by those who loved him, his family and friends.
“My heart is broken. I am grateful for those who have reached out with condolences and I feel their love and sincere grief.
“We struggle with what else we could have done to save him, and in the end we know he is out of the pain now.”

What sort of “pain” was Beckett Cypher in? Spoiled rich kid pain:

Melissa Etheridge’s son Beckett spent his final two months ‘on a bender’ in the luxury $3,500-a-month Denver apartment where he was found dead last week, DailyMailTV can reveal.
An exclusive DailyMailTV video shot nine weeks ago shows Beckett, who was 21, inside the stylish one-bedroom apartment shortly after he moved in.
Beckett, who is seen at the home with an unidentified friend, appeared to be high as he filmed himself pulling poses in the mirror and showing off his new space.
Another video shows him taking a hit of an unidentified substance from a large bong while a third includes footage of the large collection of modified guns he amassed.
Friends said Beckett often posted videos to social media of himself drinking ‘lean’ — a highly intoxicating mixture of codeine cough syrup and Sprite, which is also known as ‘purple drank’.
In addition to that, he was known for his regular use of the opioids Xanax and Percocet and, according to a friend who knew him from his time in Snow Mass, Colorado, was notorious for knocking on his neighbors’ doors late at night to ask for baking soda which can be used to turn cocaine into smokable crack.
Fishing guide Joe Kayafas, 38, who had been friends with Beckett for three years, told DailyMailTV: ‘I’ve known him since he came [to Snow Mass]. I don’t know if he was in college much at all — he was an animal.
‘He takes after his dad [singer David Crosby who is notorious for his drug use]. I’ve never seen people do that much drugs.
‘He did everything. He once showed me a bag with a thousand Xanax and he was like, you want some?
‘I like to party but I’m not into things like that. He was always on something pretty much.’ . . .
But according to Kayafas, drugs became all-consuming for Beckett and he became notorious in Snow Mass for the prodigious quantities he took — on several occasions taking an eight-ball of cocaine, which is three grams of the drug, every day for five days in a row.
He said: ‘I would just be watching him do lines of coke – one after another, after another, after another.
‘Not like most people when they party – it’s a social thing. But he was like hammer down. That’s all he really did: snowboarding and drugs, play video games and just sit there and zone out.’
Kayafas added: ‘I’ve never known him to do dope [heroin] or shoot anything. He was about pills and smoking stuff, eating, drinking or whatever.
‘I’ve seen him with Percocets which is another opioid. He would make cocktails — do coke and Xanax together. Scary shit. Uppers and downers, speedballing… That’s not good for you.
‘He would do an eight-ball of cocaine for himself every night of the week for five days and he would just keep buying.
‘I know people who sell drugs and they would be like, dude, he hits me up all the time.’ . . .
Beckett . . . lived a nomadic existence in his last two years, pinging between Colorado, Montana and Etheridge’s home in California.
Kayafas said much of his time was spent in hotels drinking lean, often accompanied by ‘call girls and random dudes’ or with Etheridge.
Jobs would come and go and he went through three trucks in three years — one of which was wrecked in a crash in Los Angeles in 2018.
His final two months were spent in Denver where according to Kayafas, he made money by dabbling in bitcoin trading.

A complete waste of life. One hesitates to blame this on Beckett’s dysfunctional family background, when it’s so much easier to blame the genetic legacy of notorious druggie sperm donor David Crosby. At any rate, all that Sixties hippie peace-and-love business has failed again. The Woodstock generation did not teach their children well, so to speak.

Category: Celebrities, Music

The Battle of Atillis Gym

Posted on | May 19, 2020 | 1 Comment

This may go down in history books as the 21st-century Concord Bridge:

A few hours after workouts began Monday morning at New Jersey’s Atilis Gym — which is making national headlines for its early reopening in defiance of Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy’s coronavirus shutdown order — police showed up outside the Bellmawr business.
What happened next?
The large group of people outside the gym were angry and hostile, likely believing the officers showed up to shut down the gym, hand out tickets, or even make arrests. Amid the mostly unintelligible hollering, a few phrases rang out clearly:

“You have the right to refuse unconstitutional orders!”
“Freedom!”
“You swore an oath to protect our rights!”

Soon enough the crowd quieted down enough so that one of the officers was able to address them.
“We are and we’re only here for everybody’s safety today,” the officer began. “We planned for the worst, hoped for the best, and it seems like that’s what we have out here today. Formally, you are all in violation of the executive order.”
Then came the officer’s surprising follow-up statement: “On that note, have a good day. Everybody be safe.”

(Hat-tip: Ed Driscoll at Instapundit.)

In other COVID-19 news, President Trump revealed he has been taking hydroxychloroquine as a precaution, and the media freaked out:

President Donald Trump on Monday confirmed at the White House that he was taking hydroxychloroquine and zinc as preventatives against the coronavirus.
“I happen to be taking it. I’m taking it. Hydroxychloroquine. Right now, yeah,” he said.
Trump said that he had been taking the medicine for about a week and a half.
“I’m taking the two, the zinc and the hydroxy, and all I can tell you is, so far I seem to be ok,” Trump said.
He said that a doctor and many others had sent him positive letters about the effectiveness of the drug.
“I’ve heard a lot of good stories and if it is not good, I will tell you right,” he said. “I’m not going to get hurt by it.”
The president spoke to reporters about the drug on Monday afternoon at a White House roundtable with restaurant owners.
“I’m still here,” he said, saying that he had “zero symptoms” from the drug or the virus.

Predictably, CNN gave air time to Trump’s enemies to tell lies:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi referred to President Trump as “morbidly obese” during an appearance Monday night on CNN and said he shouldn’t be taking hydroxychloroquine to stave off coronavirus.
Mrs. Pelosi, California Democrat, made the remark in an appearance on “Anderson Cooper 360” during which she was asked about Mr. Trump’s taking the drug, which he’d revealed earlier in the day.
She said taking that drug was not a good idea for the president because of his “age group and in his, shall we say, weight group,” which she described as “morbidly obese.”
The 80-year-old speaker, who is second in the presidential succession line behind Vice President Mike Pence, said she would “rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists.”
To be considered “morbidly obese,” a technical term, a person would have to be 100 pounds over his ideal body weight and have a BMI of 40 or more, or 35 or more if he also has obesity-related health conditions, such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
Those conditions would not seem to apply to Mr. Trump.
His body-mass index, according to a 2019 medical examination, is 30.4, which is considered “obese,” but not morbidly so.
At 6-foot-3, his 243-pound weight isn’t close to 100 pounds too much, and the same physical put him in “very good health overall” with a resting pulse rate of 70 and a blood pressure reading of 118/80 — all three figures well within normal range.

Speaker Pelosi says that President @realDonaldTrump should not take Hydroxychloroquine because he is "morbidly obese." pic.twitter.com/2a1XDw1Gvg

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) May 19, 2020

Ask around and see how many people over 60 are in such excellent health as President Trump. If he’s not as lean as a marathon runner, perhaps it’s because he has been too busy to go jogging lately. As to the Speaker’s assertion that hydroxychloroquine has “not been approved by scientists,” (a) the drug has been commonly prescribed for more than 70 years, and (b) many health-care workers, including nurses and doctors, are doing exactly what Trump is doing, using the hydroxy/zinc combination as preventative medicine during the pandemic. Also, as many people pointed out, if Trump is “morbidly obese,” what is Stacey Abrams?

Democrats: Trump is "morbidly obese."

Also Democrats: Stacey Abrams is a "supermodel." pic.twitter.com/sbnj3ESOfl

— Fuzzy Dunlop (@FuzzyDunlop235) May 19, 2020

"Journalism" is a joke!

The Washington Post just described Stacey Abrams as a "supermodel." She is morbidly obese, but the media loves her and can't say enough nice things about her.

Trump?

The media, especially guys like Harwood, can't say anything nice about him, ever! pic.twitter.com/OsiJGiVOZc

— Parker Shannon (@TheObamaFile) May 19, 2020

Category: Donald Trump, Health Care, New Jersey

In The Mailbox: 05.18.20

Posted on | May 19, 2020 | 2 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: Cops Wouldn’t Lie To Get A Warrant…Would They?
EBL: Phyllis George & Fred Willard, RIP
Twitchy: Jill Filipovic Attempts To Rewrite #MeToo History, Gets It All Wrong
Louder With Crowder: Mike Rowe – COVID-19 Has Exposed How Expensive & Unnecessary College Is

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: Our Mothers Are Only Worried That People May Die, also, Podcast #143 – The Stupidity Episode
American Conservative: Time To Break Up The FBI?
American Greatness: John Brennan & The Plot To Subvert An American Election, also, Morning Greatness – No Spike In Coronavirus Cases For States Ending Lockdowns
American Power: Reopening Las Vegas, also, Fearmonger Fauci
American Thinker: Unmasking The Illegalities Of The Obama Administration, also, Flynn Judge Ignores SCOTUS & The Constitution
Animal Magnetism: Goodbye, Blue Monday
Babalu Blog: Pope John Paul II Was Born 100 Years Ago Today
BattleSwarm: Joe Rogan On Biden And Leftist Hate For Liberals, also, BidenWatch For May 18
Cafe Hayek: “Socialize Medical Care”? also, The Value Of The Price System Is Priceless
Camp of the Saints: US Soft Fascist Hardening – On The Permanent Emergency State
CDR Salamander: Post-COVID-19 Red China With Dean Cheng On Midrats, also, Why Listen To Jim Webb?
Da Tech Guy: My Wuhan Virus Regimen, also, Masks Dehumanize Us
Don Surber: No, Everyone In Wisconsin Will Not Die Of Coronavirus, also, Bring On The Next Hoax, Democrats
The Geller Report: Ramadan In India – Muslims Poison Sole Water Supply For Karnataka State, also, NYC Mayor De Blasio Floats Fences To Keep New Yorkers Off Beaches
Hogewash: Team Kimberlin Post Of The Day, also, Unmasked Intelligence
Hollywood In Toto: Surrogates Has Never Been More Relevant, also, What My Hero Academia Learned That Birds Of Prey Forgot
JustOneMinute: Sunday Guest Post
Legal Insurrection: Surprise! Mask-Shamers In WH Press Corps Turn Out To Be Hypocrites, also, Red China Openly Backing Democrats In November
The PanAm Post: Militarized Mexico Starting To Look Like Venezuela, also, Sinaloa Cartel Threatens To “Blow Up” Mexican Newspaper For Criticizing AMLO
Power Line: Obama’s Treasury Department Spied On Trump Associates, also, Rural America Rebels Against The Madness
Shark Tank: Progressive Perelman Fixes Bayonets Against Wasserman-Schultz
Shot In The Dark: Government By Slogan
STUMP: Moneypalooza Monstrosity! Looking At The SALT Cap Provisions
This Ain’t Hell: Holding Russian Collusion Hoaxers Accountable, also, Trans Waiver In The Navy
Victory Girls: Tax For Thee, Not For Me, Says AOC
Volokh Conspiracy: Lawsuit Against Fox News Claims Cable TV Not Protected By The First Amendment
Weasel Zippers: Schumer Whines That Trump Is Picking On Red China Over WuFlu, also, Andrew Cuomo Washes His Hands – “Older People Are Going To Die No Matter What”
Mark Steyn: It Happened Here, also, With A Song In My Heart (But Nowhere Else)

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Category: Linkagery

Trust the Health Experts!

Posted on | May 18, 2020 | 1 Comment

Last week, I was shocked to hear that Los Angeles was planning to be on coronavirus lockdown until August. Even if that was your plan, why would you announce more than two months of onerous restrictions so far in advance? Just extend it by two weeks now, see what happens and, if the number of new cases doesn’t meet your target, keep adding two-week extensions until you’re satisfied with the numbers. But no — August!

Trying to process this information was difficult, and then yesterday, Instapundit informed me that the person in charge of coronavirus policy Los Angeles is a former high-school principal who got a Ph.D. in Social Welfare from Brandeis. “Doctor Ferrer” is not a medical doctor, and has no real scientific expertise. She got her bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz, with a major in “Community Studies.” A few years ago, when she served as executive director of Boston’s Public Health Commission, “Doctor Ferrer” was featured in a CBS News program as an expert in — wait for it — teen dating violence.

Is she really the person you want running your epidemiology operations?

This business of credentialed “experts” claiming authority to run our lives has become intolerable, and the promotion of such phony expertise has become a disgrace to the profession of journalism:

Everyone in the media was horrified last month when Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced he would begin reopening the state’s economy. An April 21 headline in The Week denounced Kemp’s reckless “experiment,” and on April 22, MSNBC bemoaned the Republican governor’s “dangerous gamble.” Dana Milbank of the Washington Post declared: “Public health experts fear coronavirus will burn through Georgia like nothing has since William Tecumseh Sherman.” The Atlantic’s Amanda Mull went so far as to call Kemp’s move an “experiment in human sacrifice.” Yet perhaps the most memorable media condemnation of Kemp was from Ron Fournier, former Washington bureau chief for the Associated Press, who proclaimed on Twitter: “Mark this day. Because two and three weeks from now, the Georgia death toll is blood on his hands. And as Georgians move around the country, they’ll spread more death and economic destruction.”
Well, everyone did mark the day and, after Fournier’s “two or three weeks” elapsed, they called attention to how badly wrong his prediction had been. . . .

Read the rest of my latest column at The American Spectator.

Category: American Spectator, California, Georgia, Health Care

An Appeal From Bear Creek

Posted on | May 18, 2020 | 2 Comments

An affair, a divorce, a bitter custody dispute — a blogger friend seeks help from readers via a Go Fund Me account. Please contribute.

Category: Blogging

Rule 5 Sunday: Sarah Rose McDaniel

Posted on | May 17, 2020 | 3 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Good heavens, it’s been over a month since I did the last Rule 5 post. Time to get caught up! But first, the lovely Sarah Rose McDaniel, model and “investigative reporter” whose main claim to fame is appearing in a couple of music videos, being the cover girl for the first Playboy without nudes (March 2016), and of course, her eyes.

Good advice.

Ninety Miles From Tyranny: Hot Pick Of The Late Night, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #958, Morning Mistress, Girls With Guns, (Week 2) Hot Pick Of The Late Night, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #965, Morning Mistress, and Girls With Guns.

Animal Magnetism: Rule Five Fiscal Disaster Friday, Saturday Gingermageddon #284, Rule Five 1776 Friday, Saturday Gingermageddon #285, Rule Five 1776 Friday II, Saturday Gingermageddon #286, Rule Five 1776 Friday III, Saturday Gingermageddon #287, Rule Five 1776 Friday IV, and Saturday Gingermageddon #288.

EBL: Nina Hagen & Lene Lovich, Pieces Of April, The Merry Widow, Gene Tierney & Jeanne Crain, La Traviata, Court Yard Hounds, Katherine LaNasa, La Cenerentola, Met At Home Gala, Anna Bolena, Patti Smith, Maria Stuarda, Ivanka Trump, Waco, Kim Yo Jong, Elina Garanca, Julie London, Isabel Leonard, Leontyne Price, Kayleigh McEnany, Katee Sackhoff, Luisa Miller, World Naked Gardening Day, Social Distancing Cinco De Mayo, Marlis Petersen, Lusty Month Of May, Upload, Madrigirls, La Boheme, El Dorado, Sophie Koch, Ariadne Auf Naxos, Joan Sutherland, Emalie Savoy, and Phyllis George.

A View From The Beach: Ana Alexander – Chemistry in the Land of the Lost, Fish Pic Friday – Two are Better than One, Right?, Tanlines Thursday, Another Wet Wednesday, WuFlu and Fishing, Some Tats for Tuesday, Masked Monday, RIP: Stirling Moss, Some Easter Morning Russiagate, The Luther Affair – Ruth Wilson, Mysterious Illness Killing Blue Tits, Bullet Proofing?, All the News That’s Fit To View, Let ’em Eat Ice Cream, Tuesday Tanlines, Mired in Monday, Palm Sunday?, Nicole Eggert, Fish Pic Friday – Hannah Barron, Tattoos for Thursday, More Wednesday Wetness, WuFlu Killing Fish, Tuesday Tunes from Lola Astanova, A Different Sort of Muddy Monday and Palm Sunday.

Proof Positive: Bettie Page and Dorothy Malone

Red Pill Jew: Friday Women

Thanks to everyone for all the luscious linkagery!

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‘Out-of-Towners’ Blamed for ‘Mayhem’ After Florida City Re-Opens Beach

Posted on | May 17, 2020 | 2 Comments

Florida’s COVID-19 response has been a tremendous success story. Much like Georgia, where Gov. Brian Kemp resisted the Cult of Eternal Lockdown, the Republican governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, delayed issuing a statewide lockdown order and was one of the first governors to lift the order. As I have explained elsewhere, most Florida counties were handling their own coronavirus outbreaks with local policies, so DeSantis didn’t feel a statewide lockdown was necessary, especially because there were so many counties with very few cases, but finally he gave in to the political pressure. And as soon as May 1 arrived, DeSantis was ready to go back to business. Democrats demonized DeSantis, with activist Daniel Uhlfelder touring Florida beaches dressed as the Grim Reaper to promote the message that the Republican governor’s decision would kill people.

Meanwhile, Florida residents have begun resuming normal life without a statewide mandate, which means local governments are making their own decisions. Naples, on the state’s southwest coast, opened its beach May 1, but last weekend saw such crowds that they closed it again:

The city of Naples closed its public beaches at 12:01 a.m. Sunday. City leaders said the beaches were overrun with beachgoers to start the weekend, so the move is a continued effort to stop the possible spread of the coronavirus.
According to the city press release, “In an effort to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and alignment with CDC guidance and Governor DeSantis’s Executive Order 20-112, the City of Naples will be closing all public beaches within city limits effective 12:01 a.m. on Sunday, May 10 until further notice.” . . .
Naples Councilman Gary Price told us he visited the beaches during [Saturday, May 9] to get a look for himself. And what he said he saw disappointed him, concerned him and caused him to make a call to the city manager about how to regain control of the beaches in the city.
“We really wanted to make sure that people were safe,” Price said. “And what I saw today is what I believe to be really not safe.”
Price took a picture while checking out the beach, and that’s what prompted him to take action, he said. Price said he saw signs that people were visiting from the east coast of the state since their beaches remain closed.
“I took some pictures of cars that were from Broward and Miami-Dade dealership plates,” Price said. “And so you could tell from the cars.”

See? It’s not the Collier County locals who caused the problem; rather, it was people traveling from the Miami area — more than 100 miles away, where the beaches are still closed — who were the problem. Three counties (Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Broward) account for about 60% of all coronavirus deaths in Florida, and guess what else we know about those counties? Right — they’re overwhelmingly Democrat. In the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton got 57% of the vote in Palm Beach, 64% in Miami-Dade and 67% in Broward. So the lockdown of the entire state was necessitated by the high rates of infection in these Democratic stongholds. Now that the statewide order has been lifted, the beaches remain closed in the high-infection Democrat areas. This creates problems for places like Naples, in Collier County, where infection rates have been low. Would you care to guess how people vote in Naples?

You guessed it — Trump got 62% of the vote in Collier County.

Partisan affiliation correlates with lifestyle differences, which is why Democrat-dominated areas of Florida have high COVID-19 infection rates, and why Republican-leaning Naples can’t re-open its beaches without being overrun by people trying to escape from Miami:

The City of Naples has voted to reopen its beaches again but this time with some limitations.
After a grueling emergency meeting and three failed motions, council members negotiated their way to a fourth and final vote.
Naples beaches will be open sunrise to sunset, Monday through Friday, starting at 7 a.m. May 13. The beaches will have shorter hours on weekends: 7 to 11 a.m. and then closing before reopening from 5 p.m. to sunset. The weekend hours will extend to Memorial Day, too.
Coolers and tents will not be allowed on the beaches, but chairs can be used in the evenings to watch the sunset.
Parking enforcement has been beefed up with fines doubling to $200 with no option to pay early for a discount. Illegally parked cars can also now be towed.
Parking will be limited to those with beach stickers (both city and Collier County stickers are accepted) but the city will not allow parking on residential streets unless they are properly marked parking spaces.
Readers React: Facebook readers react to city of Naples public beach closures, lack of social distancing
Some council members were steadfast in trying to get shorter hours during the weekdays as well as the weekends.
“I am rigidly set on 7-day bifurcation hours,” Councilman Ray Christman said. “It seems to me that opening the beach from dawn to dusk, five days a week and not placing any limitations on activities is just further increasing the risk of having out-of-towners coming in and using the beach and creating a situation that replicated last weekend.” . . .
Only a week after the city opened the beaches to the public, the closure order was issued after a council member witnessed crowds on Saturday not following social distancing guidelines.
“My judgment call was not done hastily,” Mayor Teresa Heitmann said. “It was done with the city manager, the police chief and the fire department to make sure this situation does not get out of control. I heard descriptions of mayhem and a lack of regard to emergency orders of social distancing.”

Democrats come to town? “Mayhem!”

Beyond this problem in Naples, how is Florida faring in its return to normalcy? We were told by Democrats like Uhlfelder that DeSantis’s decision would certainly result in thousands of COVID-19 deaths, but guess what? It hasn’t happened. Three weeks ago, during the week of April 18-24, Florida reported an average of 825.7 new cornavirus daily, and 45.7 deaths daily. For the week of May 9-15, the average daily number of new cases was 644.7 — a 22% reduction — and the average daily number of COVID-19 deaths was 31.7, a reduction of 31%. Florida’s per-capita death rate from the virus is still 94% lower than New York’s.

UPDATE: Welcome, Instapundit readers!

Category: Florida, Health Care

FMJRA 2.0: Hocus Pocus

Posted on | May 16, 2020 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: Hocus Pocus

— compiled by Wombat-socho

A thin crop this week, but with a Rule 5 Sunday coming up that’s stuffed like Kate Upton’s bikini tops and a full week of linkagery following, next week ought to be back to normal.

Is Obama Living in an Alternative Reality?
A View From The Beach
EBL

Headline of the Week
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R.I.P., Little Richard
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Georgia on My Mind
EBL

Tater Tots With Russia Sauce
357 Magnum
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Ahmaud Arbery: Focus on Media Bias, Because ‘The Issue Is Never the Issue’
EBL

The ‘Deep State’ Unmasked: Joe Biden Targeted Trump Aide Gen. Flynn
357 Magnum
EBL

The Cult of Eternal Lockdown
BattleSwarm Blog
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Early Release
EBL

In The Mailbox: 05.14.20
357 Magnum
EBL
A View From The Beach
Proof Positive

Transgender Person Stabbed to Death
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Democrat Concedes in CA-25 Special Election: Not Close Enough to Steal
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