Why sellouts Metallica suck (hard)

(Guitar Meets Science) "What a load of s**t" Metallica's 1990s' pretentious Load/Reload sellout

50s TV predicted bald Con Man Trump

An energetic liar can confuse, mislead, and deceive people. Yet, in many cases, that same liar is unable to reverse the deception. Hoodwinked people embrace their misperceptions.

A Con Man Named Trump

Trump's not bald...except for the toupee on top.

(Ace1000ks1975)  An American Western filmed in the 1950s just coincidentally speaks of a man named "Trump" coming to town to fleece everyone of their money by scaring them that if they don't the world is going to end?

• Predictive programming is what we see in the eerily specific predictions of The Simpsons.

What can protesters do to unmask this con man?

He's going to build a "wall" to protect everyone, if they just believe and give him the money. They can't arrest him, they can't make any charge stick, he has freedom of speech to cheat people.

“It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they’ve been fooled,” observed Mark Twain, or at least it was attributed to him and stuck (Quote Investigator).

Awful guy, a symptom of our lying dirty politics

And the moral to the story is, “Elect a clown, expect a circus.” The disruptor, the Swamp drainer, the jailer who locks 'em up, all lies. But it isn't enough he lied before, the "town" panics and rallies to elect him again, not that we the people really elect anybody.

Ex-Pres. DJ Trump is a lying liar who lies.

Candidates are vetted and selected. He knows it and wants to be a dictator so as to not be locked up. Kamala is little better, so follow the fear. Either way, another Yalie (like Skull 'n Bones' own G.W. Bush) will be sitting in the Oval Office re-reading Hillbilly Elegy by the time they're trying to implement Project 2025.

Verify: Did 1950s Western predict election and Trump's border wall?

Is there a solution?

Not bald? Here the wind peels off old Trump's toupee, a glued-on hairpiece for the top.

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From D to D: for Liberation

The scenario this American Western, some 1950s' TV show drama, lays out was also explored in The Twilight Zone when a neighborhood block turns on itself because of malicious gossip and rumors. Words can be very dangerous things, and our mouths are like loaded guns. Just ask Hitler, and if he's not available, Trump can probably answer. Not that he'll tell the truth. Why start now. Why would he ever, even in court? So maybe Gene Sharp's book From Dictatorship to Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Liberation, which came up as the Occupy Movement was being systematically undermined, would be good for the nation to read.

You will respect my authority or...

This short, pithy, inspiring, and extraordinarily clear book is a guide to overthrowing dictatorships by nonviolent means. It lists 198 specific methods to consider: sit-ins, popular nonobedience, selective strikes, withdrawal of bank deposits, revenue refusal, walkouts, silence, hunger strikes... It is a remarkable work that made Sharp into the world's most effective and sought-after analyst of resistance to authoritarian regimes. Or we could riot in the streets after Nov. 5th, which is exactly what they're hoping, expecting, and prepared for. More

• U.S. TV show "Trackdown," Ep. 30 via Ace1000ks1975, Feb. 5, 2017; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon, Shauna Schwartz, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly

Is Pres. Trump taking drugs? (comedy)

Seth Meyers; Trevor Noah; Jimmy Kimmel, 5/19/20; Seth Auberon, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly

Biden: If you can't choose me over Trump, "you ain't black" (ap.org)

I'm taking drugs. Or maybe I'm lying to distract from firing the IG like Pompeo said to (JK).

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Trump claims he’s taking hydroxychloroquine

Late Night with Seth Meyers takes a closer look at D. "Bag" Trump’s claim that he’s taking hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic during the COVID-'84 pandemic. Is he possessed by a reptilian entity, a dry lizard like a short-armed T-Rex, with no idea how to drink water from a bottle? Late Night on YouTube features A-list celebrity guests, memorable comedy, and topical monologue jokes. Watch weeknights 12:35/11:35c on NBC.

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(The Daily Show) Trevor Noah digs deeper into Trump's distraction

Jimmy Kimmel wants Trump to do himself in as he takes drugs and bleach

Birthday: Trump one year closer to death

USA Today; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells, CC Liu; Crystal Quintero (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly

"Allies of Evil" as Trump turns former US allies into our enemies (jensorensen.com)

See, what you people don't realize is that Turnip is so patriotic he was born on the same day as the US Army, Flag Day, and a Zombie. That's dedication, though it was the same day not the same year, but close. DJ is "old" now but still full of vigor and just as much of an [blank] as always. Don Juan -- middle name "John," which is interesting because he consorts with prostitutes behind his wife's back -- is not so bad. There have been worse presidents: Bush, Bush II, Cheney (the real move and shaker behind the previous two), Nixon, LBJ, to name a few.

F--- all of you. I'm president here!

Like Bush W., he wasn't really elected. He was selected, backed by the billionaire Mercers, who pull his strings. Everyone thinks he's doing these things and they fail to see who is really writing up legislation and executive orders. He can't write.

He can only distract, and that's why he is where he is. Good job! Look how well he does it. When he ceases to be useful in this way to the Republicans and the powers that be (who back both parties, or both wings of the only party we have, which some call the Money Party, and will not allow a third unless they can run it), he will be removed.

Racist? Nobody is more less racist than me.

What are We the People going to do about it anyway? Turnip has been the greatest motivator of involvement in politics there has ever been in this country, except for those two times those guys got everyone excited about "revolution." First there was false hope Barry Obama, and more recently there was sell out Bernie O'Sanders. To think that party politics is going to change anything with the set they have going is the height of not paying attention to how things really work.

  

Is Don Joey Trump our president? - Whaddya mean "nope"? I'm everybody's president!

Don't show pictures of me bald!! This is 100% my real hair, 110%! I'm virile. Ask Stormy!

I'm prez. Not this guy. He's my servant, right Pence? I don't know what I'm doing, but I know better than this guy. The Mercers selected me, not him. Look at the way he looks at me.

What the hell do I know about Korea? I'll offer him whatever he wants, see if he bites.

Look, you stupid pieces of [blank]. Oh, that reminds me, I gotta go take a [blank].

Stupid Obama doesn't know how to make deals. Weak. I saved 30 million lives in Korea.

Winner! I play golf here at Mar-Lago, and nobody beats me...or I throw them out.

I'm a germophobe...except when I eat with my dirty bare hands. Tell them, Junior.

I'm the best president, best president. You're lucky to have me. We're gonna start winning. Now, it's important, listen up, this is important. It's important you not arrest me or try to impeach me. Then we'll start winning.

Cancer: Farrah was more than a beauty

Gael Fashingbauer Cooper (Test Pattern)

You didn't have to have a million-selling poster to relate to Farrah's struggle (image courtesy of Everett Collection).

Two things will stay in my memory about the sad loss of Farrah. One is the image of her grown son, Redmond O'Neal, fresh from jail, crawling into bed with his dying mom, as shown in the touching documentary "Farrah's Story."

And the other is simply a line from an article published when her illness returned, where Ryan O'Neal reported that her famous hair was gone.

Those two items remind us that Farrah was more than a poster. She was a mom, and although Redmond's troubles with drugs and the law are well-known, she was a mom who loved her son and surely tried to do the best by him.

And the loss of her hair...as anyone who's had or loved someone with cancer [unfortunate enough to foolishly choose to undergo the invasive balancing act known as Chemo as if that were anything more than controlled poisoning] knows, few things make you feel as naked as that one loss. More>>

Alternative cancer treatments

Convention of Alternative Therapies (PDF)

Buddhist meditation for cancer

A Cure for All Diseases (Dr. Hulda Clark)

Natural, proven Gerson therapy

German cancer breakthrough

The Anti cancer diet

"Cure" not allowed; it's not profitable

Vegetarian lifestyle to prevent cancer

Cancer cure: amazing story of Essiac tea

Hoxsey: sprword.com/science

Hoxsey: How Healing [Cancer] Becomes a Crime

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"If a cancer cure were discovered outside of formal medical institutions, would these doctors ever know about it? Would it ever reach the general public? Of course it would, you might say, but consider this: there are scores of alternative cancer clinics around the world claiming high success rates, yet most of these treatments have been banned in the United States, are driven out of the country without an investigation. Why?"

This documentary concerns Harry M. Hoxsey, the former coal miner whose family's herbal recipe has brought about claims of a cancer cure. Starting in 1924 with his first clinic, he expanded to 17 states by the mid 1950s, along the way constantly battling organized medicine that labeled him a charlatan.

Hoxsey's supporters point out that he was the victim of arrests, or "quackdowns," spearheaded by the proponents of established medical practices. Interviews of patients satisfied with the results of the controversial treatment are balanced with physicians from the FDA and the AMA. A clinic in Tijuana, Mexico claims an 80% success rate, while opponents are naturally skeptical. What is apparent is that cancer continues to be one of humankind's more dreaded diseases, and that political and economic forces dominate research and development (excerpt from website).

Where's the Cure for Cancer? (CNN)
Despite chemotherapy, some breast cancers recur like a "smoldering fire that flares up," Dr. Otis Brawley said.

President Obama's pledge to conquer cancer "in our time" is a great goal, but one of America's top cancer experts isn't sure he'd use the word "cure."

"The idea of [calling for] a cure does scare me a little bit because, I don't think that's realistic in some cancers," says Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society. "But I like the general overall idea, and I'm thrilled about the focus on health."

Obama's first proposed budget includes $6 billion for cancer research by the National Institutes of Health. That's on top of the additional $10 billion provided by the stimulus package for 2009 and 2010. More>>