Monday, March 28, 2022

Prague and opinion on United States:

 Prague newspaper quote hits the nail on the head!

Extraordinarily accurate analysis from a foreign country. God help the USA. Some people have the vocabulary to sum up things in a way that you can quickly understand them. This quote came from the Czech Republic. Someone over there has it figured out. It was translated into English from an article in a Prague newspaper.



"The danger to America is not Joe Biden, but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency. It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of a Biden presidency than to restore the necessary common sense and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a man for their president. The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Biden, who is a mere symptom of what ails America. Blaming the prince of the fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince. The Republic can survive a Biden, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools, such as those who made him their president."  

 

Boston Herald Article finds $$$$$$$ on frivolous suits

 lawsuit-happy healey quiet on biden

Democrat Attorney General Maura Healey, who sued former President Donald Trump more than 100 times, has yet to file a single legal action against President Biden.

Surprised? Not really. But what does that tell you?

It tells you that Healey, 50, now running for governor, turned the state’s chief law office into a partisan anti- Trump, Democrat Party campaign headquarters.

Paid for by the taxpayer. Most of the lawsuits went nowhere, but they hurt Trump, which they were designed to do, and they got Healey favorable publicity in left-leaning media outlets.

For example, Healey got fawning press coverage when she filed suit against Trump over the separation of children from their parents crossing the Mexican border illegally.

However, she has not said a word, let alone filed suit, against Biden’s open border policy that has children abandoned at the border by Mexican smugglers. Two such children were found dead in the Rio Grande a week ago. Another 4-year old girl was found huddling alone on the Rio Grande riverbank last week.

Nor has Healey filed any legal action related to the millions of illegal immigrants Biden has encouraged to walk into the country, or even commented on the tons of deadly drugs criminals accompanying them are bringing with them.

But before anyone gets outraged over her partisanship — if there is any outrage left in the country — consider that Healey is looked upon favorably by progressives.

And they will help Healey in her quest to win the Democrat Party convention endorsement for governor as well as the Democrat primary nomination in the September primary.

The only other Democrat running to succeed outgoing Republican Gov. Charlie Baker is state Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz, a fellow progressive from Boston.

The two Republicans running are former state Rep. Geoff Diehl and Wrentham businessman Chris Doughty.

Healey was so litigious against Trump that she even sued him as he headed out the door after he was defeated by Biden.

On Trump’s last day in office Healey joined in on several lawsuits that sought to prevent Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency from taking any last-minute actions.

What did she think of Trump?

“It’s outrageous what he has done,” Healey said of Trump in a December 2020 Vanity Fair interview— “his callousness, his incompetence, his narcissism, his bullying, how he he’s hurt so many people.

“Either he’s ignorant or callous or both, and I think members of his family are as well,” she said.

Healey’s lack of legal action against the Biden administration was spotlighted in the wake of a suit filed a week ago by 14 attorneys general — all Republicans — against the Biden Justice Department.

The suit accuses the Justice Department of failing to respond to a Freedom of information Act (FOIA) request. The request is for information related to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland’s controversial memo calling on the FBI to investigate threats of violence against board members by parents at school committee meetings.

While Healey, as well as most other politicians, are for transparency in government — or say they are — she is not one the supporters. That is simply because the suit was filed by Republicans against a Democrat president and Healey is a Democrat.

But Healey’s politicization of the office is not all her fault. Her actions are just another sign of the politicization of the country.

Everything is political now, even justice.

There was a time when all the attorneys general were members of the nonpartisan National Association of Attorneys General, formed a hundred years ago.

Then it split. In 1999 the Republicans founded the Republican Attorneys General Association. Three years later the Democrats started the Democrat Attorneys General Association.

All balance is gone. The state’s attorneys general are as divided as the country. Democrats sue Republican presidents and Republicans sue Democrat presidents.

It is too bad they just don’t sue each other.

Peter Lucas is a veteran Massachusetts political reporter and columnist.

Sunday, March 27, 2022

Are Negotiation a good path, or just more words?

 

Should we win before negotiations? The U S defeated England for peace. Sweden has not had a war in the last two hundred years after Sweden won over Norway and Denmark (1814).  Is the current Russian invasion of Ukraine, about territory or ideology? The answer matters little with the loss of life, family sorrow, and destruction. Why did Russia decide to steal a nation? If negotiated Russia will be back! Ronald Reagan on the Cold War negotiations was famous for; “---we win they lose”. Russia lost in the Cold War, but is back repeating their desires. 

In 1945 we unleashed the weapon to end the biggest conflict the world had ever seen. That weapon’s threat somehow negotiated and avoided until now, the ‘big war’. In 1948 negotiations, North and South Korea were formed by the American and Russian negotiations. A few years later we became engaged in a conflict to save the Freedom of South Korea from North Korea (Russia).  Where are we in the Middle East in the days since 9/11?  We continue to be hated as infidels. What did we accomplish? The risk with negotiations is someone fails to taste victory / defeat, or learn. There is the risk of their next generation when the problem returns un-resolved in someone’s mind.

We searched World Order through; the League of Nations, United Nations, NATO, SEATO.  If we negotiate for Ukraine, years later Russia will be back to seize again. What would a Ukraine negotiated settlement obtain? A win for Ukraine, and defeat of Russia could be an absolute necessity. When war ends by negotiation, somewhere, somehow, possibly a table is set for future conflict. Seems we have tried for 70 years to negotiate “World Peace”. Just ask A Miss America Contestant. Who will negotiate for the world? Not Brandon!

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

OLD ADDAGE

IF YOU BREAK IT. YOU PAY FOR IT

  The old adage was popular when children were taking risks. Today’s world is replete with applications. Russia is destroying Ukraine. Putin is recklessly destroying a civilization of their kinsman. Will Putin be criticized by the Russians? 

Here in America, we have a President that is breaking our way of life. "They'll want, want a higher fence," Obama said. "Maybe they’ll need a moat. Maybe they want alligators in the moat. They’ll never be satisfied. And I understand that. That’s politics." 

 The Fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border has long been a thorny political issue, so with Obama declaring mission accomplished, we decided to check it out. Department of Homeland Security officials told us they have finished 649 out of 652 miles of fencing (99.5 percent), which includes 299 miles of vehicle barriers and 350 miles of pedestrian fence. Trump resumed the fence, and Biden screwed our immigration control. Which we’ll pay for in taxes in years to come. 

 The day Biden took the oath of office he set out to destroy America’s energy independence as well as the United States’ national economy with rampant inflation by spend, spend, spend. 

How long will it be until the Russian Citizenry decide to rid themselves of Putin, Will it be when they are forced to pay for constructing what he has destroyed at the expense of the Russian poor. 

How long will it be until the inflated costs for U S goods will be adjusted. A long time if the current trend of Chinese currency displaces the dollar. We like the Russians are guilty of allowing a leader that truly does not understand the costs. Cost to the citizens.

Friday, March 11, 2022

Why Updated

There are a great number of Americans that despise what took place on January 6, 2020. There are a greater number who truly hate what has taken place since the Day Biden was sworn in. There are a great number of Americans that despise what took place on January 6, 2020. There are a greater number who truly hate what has taken place since ‘The Day Biden was sworn in’. A wall that was originally proposed during the Obama administration was abandoned. An economically feasible method of transporting crude oil was stopped. Millions transgressed our Southern border without vaccinations and moved to interior municipalities without sponsors. As the pandemic waned many decided to not return to employment. Inflation became price hungry against the pocket books of the average citizens. Congress wrestled with a ‘Build Back Plan’ to finance re-building roads and bridges while now we are considering the furlough of the road fuel tax which has the one purpose of financing infrastructure. The former land of the employer of our President’s family member is under siege and destruction while their citizens cross the European Borders. Biden sanctions high price road fuel to reduce global warming. When energy independence was near why are we now begging for sources of energy? Why did ‘Newspapers and Network News’ support Biden for election as President? And who is our Vice President? W