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20200105
What #Resistance?
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Er... What?
Wait... What #Resistance?
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Disclaimer:
This is a work of fiction—or is it? Names, characters, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is NOT entirely fortuitous.
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Er... What?
Wait... What #Resistance?
Related Entry:
Disclaimer:
This is a work of fiction—or is it? Names, characters, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is NOT entirely fortuitous.
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20170406
Moment of Truth
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Is he still his own person?
Or has he been compromised by the CIA already?
The Project for the New American Century is alive and well: And here they go again.
If Trump does give in, knowing what his initial position (that he had made clear on the topic, not only while he was still running as a candidate, but also, via official channels, once in office) is, it means his presidency has been compromised and the CIA is ruling the country insofar as foreign policy is concerned.
Now, what was it Harry Truman had to say about the CIA?
If Trump feels his presidency is threatened, he'll give the Neocons what they want.
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- Are we all neocons now?
- Softly, softly, treads the Mungle
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Is he still his own person?
Or has he been compromised by the CIA already?
The Project for the New American Century is alive and well: And here they go again.
If Trump does give in, knowing what his initial position (that he had made clear on the topic, not only while he was still running as a candidate, but also, via official channels, once in office) is, it means his presidency has been compromised and the CIA is ruling the country insofar as foreign policy is concerned.
Now, what was it Harry Truman had to say about the CIA?
If Trump feels his presidency is threatened, he'll give the Neocons what they want.
Related Posts:
- Are we all neocons now?
- Softly, softly, treads the Mungle
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20170215
20110414
My hero!
Or is he?
 | Disclaimer: Joe Dinicola is in no way responsible for this alternate version of his work. The origin of this particular version is unknown and can only be accounted for by the atypical location of the Wulfshead at the heart of the multiverse. You do understand about parallel universes...of course you do. |
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20110225
20110123
Ouch!
My apologies, sir. It did sound rather harsh. I didn't intend for it to come out that way.
It's all true, you know.
Not that anyone has any right to expect you to be.
Something that you are not, I mean.
You've gotta be you, right?
That's all one can ever hope to be.
If one can manage it.
Being oneself, that is.
Hey, do you know that he used to sit right there?
Yes, right where the gentleman is seated.
His drink of choice?
Daiquiris, sir.
The drink became popular in the 40s. Wartime rationing made whiskey, vodka, and other liquors, hard to come by, yet because of Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy which opened up trade and travel relations with Latin America, Cuba and the Caribbean, rum was easily obtainable. The Good Neighbor Policy helped make Latin America seem fashionable. As a consequence, rum-based drinks, once frowned upon as being the domain of sailors and down-and-outs, also became fashionable, and the Daiquiri saw a tremendous rise in popularity in the US.
Not that it would have mattered. Not here. Not in the 60's, nor in the 40's. This is The Wulfshead, sir. You would be surprised at some of the concoctions the patrons order. But not him, sir.
We all are creatures of habit, I guess.
Gerald Ford liked a gin tonic. He had common cause with Queen Elizabeth, who also likes gin and tonic, with three slices of lemon, if you please.
Those are different times, now.
George W. Bush says he doesn’t drink at all.
And it is a courageous politician who would dare be seen in public with any kind of alcoholic beverage other than a whiskey or a beer.
Nothing wrong with a whiskey or a beer, now. A safe solid choice for a politician. Harry Truman did enjoy his bourbon! And, as for beer, the tradition can be traced all the way back to George Washington---English-style Porter, sir.
May I bring the gentleman another Black Forest Berry iced tea?
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20101202
20100301
Boldly going where no one has gone before . . .
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BoldlyGoing where no one has gone beforeGoingwhere no one has gone beforeGoing
Staying the course . . .
Er . . . wait . . . I have prepared a speech . . .
"Americans... still believe in an America where anything's possible
- they just don't think their leaders do. They still dream big dreams
- they just sense their leaders have forgotten how."
---Remark of Senator Barack Obama, "A Call for Leadership" (09/20/06)
Meanwhile aboard the DNC Enterprise . . .
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20100120
A thought-provoking comedy
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"And so we reached, on the verge of giving up, the end of our
comedy. Like you, I would like to get home, but I'd like to
apologize to those who wanted more and those who wanted less.
Those who got what they came for... deserve it."
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"And so we reached, on the verge of giving up, the end of our
comedy. Like you, I would like to get home, but I'd like to
apologize to those who wanted more and those who wanted less.
Those who got what they came for... deserve it."
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