Now that I’m keeping the
readers of this blog updated on the TV show watching that I do and the movie
watching that I do, I do wonder where in the blog I should tell you about these
things. Maybe I should keep you posted in the introduction what I should do
with some of them. But I like putting things in this blog that aren’t out and
open in the introduction that people who only see parts of this on facebook
will never know about. That’s why the political parts of this aren’t in the
introduction.
There is a
relative of mine who sometimes comes a week and lives here while doing other
things in the meantime. It can take up a lot of time and I might not be able to
watch everything I want to. This could affect my blogs. I am going to copy this
message in other blogs of mine so they will know. Blogs might wind up being
later than I want them to be in terms of when they are posted as long as these
people are here. I’ll write notes about what happened if there are changes. The
rotation that I have on Mondays will not be affected as long as I can help it.
Sorry if things are confusing as a result.
Соответственно названная
ненависть в Америке, посвященная «Время», появившаяся 28 августа 2017 года,
говорила о неудачах Трампа, чтобы обратиться к иронически названному «Объединить
правильное ралли». Как сказано на стр. 26, Трамп «больше беспокоился о очень
прекрасных людях, возражающих против удаления статуй, чем женщина, которая была
убита» из-за протестов. На странице 27 он продолжает указывать на партийность,
которая происходит в стране, заявляя, что они «отрицают факты других [и] не
могут переваривать источники новостей друг друга ...». Провалы Трампа в этом
событии - это то, почему я начал носить защитный штырь на моей рубашке.
Большинство из них рассказывают об этом человеке, который всегда осуждает
«поддельные новости», когда, согласно стр. 35, «он ... переиздал расистский
мему с ложной статистикой о черных преступлениях против белых, [тогда] он
отказался исправить информацию [говоря] «Пусть они узнают, правильно это или
нет». Зачем распространять фальшивые новости, когда вы якобы против этого?
I will do an update into an
election from a while ago and talk about the Iowa governor race. The winner of
the Republican primary was Kim Reynolds. The winner of the Democratic primary
was Fred Hubbell. The winner of the libertarian primary was Jake Porter. I’m
not even sure that it is worth mentioning this race again because I’d decided
that I don’t care. Kim seems fine to me so I’m not against her. I also don’t
see a problem with Fred. I wouldn’t vote for Jake unless I decided that I
didn’t care enough about this election compared to others. Of course, I can’t
vote in this state anyways. You can make up your own mind about this and if you
are from Iowa and have an opinion, be sure to share it here.
Like many people, I have lost
all respect that I honestly used to have for Susan Collins. She was on the
right side of the health care debate and then on the wrong side of the tax code
bill. Now she thinks that Christine Ford could have been attacked, just not by
Brett Kavanaugh. I just don’t see what is wrong with all of the people who
voted for him. They acted like it was a partisan issue when there was an issue
of whether or not someone accused of sex crimes should be on the Supreme Court.
I’ll get more into the Democratic flipper who voted for him next time.
Susan Collins seemed like a
moderate
Often on both sides of
politics
A decision she made
Seemed like she misbehaved
And now, she doesn’t seem so
great
With hurricane Matthew having
hit Florida, it was said to be one of the strongest hurricanes to have hit the
US ever. We’ve had at least 5 serious hurricanes hitting us in just this year
and last one. I shouldn’t turn this into a political issue, but I will. Climate
change is real. This is one of the many reasons why this is happening. Also, I
doubt this is the wrath of God on the Trump administration, but it is odd how
after Brett Kavanaugh is confirmed to the court, less than a week later, a
hurricane strikes.
How will Brett fit in with the
other justices? Well, Clarence Thomas was accused of sexual harassment and
still wound up on the Supreme Court. Clarence has now been on the bench longer
than any other justice. I don’t want to downplay sexual harassment, but I will
say that it doesn’t seem nearly as bad as what Brett was accused of. People are
already wanting to impeach Brett, but I don’t want someone to be removed from
office because they aren’t liked unless they lost reelection or renomination. But
it might lead to the saying, “what goes around comes around,” and the fact that
he argued for Clinton’s impeachment earlier in his life. This makes me wonder
if he will butt heads with Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Stephen Breyer, the Clinton
appointees on the Supreme Court.
I have a Halloween decoration
idea that I doubt I would do at my house. It would be a tombstone that says,
“Rest in peace, Anthony Kennedy.” He’s not dead, but he is dead to me. Now I
think that there should be a lot of people mentioned on tombstones as dead to
people who can go up on October 1st and stay as a decoration until after
Election Day every year. Just make sure that people know that you are not
threatening these people so try to be in good taste when you do it.
Even though Jim Crow laws were
outlawed a while ago, voter suppression lives on in this country. There is an
example of it happening in North Dakota, a huge potential swing state for the
election for senate. Maybe it is just me, but I’ve never heard of people trying
to get rid of voting power for those who would normally vote for Republican’ts.
But if it affects minorities, it sure seems like the wrong is quick to get rid
of any and all power for potential Democratic voters to vote at all.
Movie update: Enchanted is
watched and replaced by The Emperor’s New Groove. Minions was rolled but not
watched like originally planned, due to a last minute visit by family members
taking up the time that it would have normally happened at. A home video was
watched and remains on the list for later. That’s all the movie updates for
this week.
There is a Pepsi product
boycott that’s going on. This is due to their association with the NFL and the
fact that people don’t like their protests. This gives me another thing to
anti-boycott as I should now get all the Pepsi products that I like.
I tune into my main CBS
affiliate and they are showing a game of the Dallas Cowboys versus the Jaguars
from Jacksonville. The Cowboys are winning by a lot. It’s a shame that I’d root
for the Jaguars between the two. But at least every football team this season
has at least one win thus far. CBS is doing one of their doubleheaders today so
the soonest shows will start at is 30 minutes late.
I switch to FOX and they are
showing a game of the Rams versus the Denver Broncos. The Rams have 20 points
and the Broncos have 13. They were planning on being done with shows by six,
but they have nothing new to air until seven anyways.
My other CBS affiliate is
airing the same game as the one that I normally like to watch. I will stick
with the Rams game, for now at least. I might as well talk about some of the
changes that are going on with the schedule in question. You see, the CW is now
airing shows on Sundays for the first time in around a whole decade. One of
them is a remake of the show Charmed. I plan to talk about it at least once in
my YouTube channel that I have now. It might be hard keeping up with certain
shows.
The Rams get a field goal,
raising their points to 23. The Broncos then get possession of the ball and
their point total goes to 20. But the game randomly ends even though there is
time on the clock that they just let run out. I do not understand this, do you?
But at least the Rams remain undefeated.
CBS is showing post game
coverage so I can only assume that they are done with the game and thus, the
Cowboys had to have won the game. They had far too much of a lead to have lost
it in the end. With me not interested in 60 Minutes tonight due to them being
late and them airing an interview with Trump, I decide to watch a rerun of The
Cool Kids that is on. As for the rest of primetime, you don’t need to be
concerned with what I watch outside of this show.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by 30 minute delay. We begin with people in a store of some sort. I do not
know or understand what non bomb purpose a pressure cooker has. The person is
pulled over, this random guy. But they find suspicious stuff in his car despite
possibly lacking probable cause. We then get to the funeral of June from the
last episode. At least they are given decency to this character, even if there
was little to nothing known about her before this episode. Jason might have
been insensitive in an absent minded way. Nathan is the name of the guy
who was pulled over. I don’t know why this is a crisis that Elizabeth has to be
informed about. Elizabeth doesn’t want to set a bad precedent by charging the
guy. In yet another Skype meeting with an international person, Elizabeth talks
to a person about issues at hand. This might be a different one other than
Nathan. It is hard to keep track of everything.
In segment two, Stevie goes to
work as normally. It must be like people at the Pentagon the day after 9/11.
Russell and Henry talk to each other about Conrad wanting Henry’s help with
something. Elizabeth talks to her team about possibly censoring Poland’s voting
rights. Nathan is talked to about in a room of some sort. I think that Henry is
watching it and talks to Russell about it.
Elizabeth talks to Mr. Foreign
Guy who is a President of some country of some sort. Not everything is
explained as well as it should be in this show. Who is this Alex person that
they want to surrender? Elizabeth is told to proceed in a very cautious manner.
As usual, she is levelheaded during the crisis.
In segment three, more people
talk about whatever the situation is that is happening. Stevie is at the
hospital due to different issues. The Poland people are keeping a guy that the
FBI wants to grab. We do not get the reasons for everything. At least, I can’t
tell it all for sure. My mother is vacuuming upstairs and it is hard to keep
track of everything even with captions on. Elizabeth’s team talks more about
the attack on the White House. Elizabeth wants Alex, or Alek as the captions
say, to be turned in. There is then an under the radar attack going on. Russia
beat them to the mark.
In segment four, Stevie gets
back from the hospital. She has collapsed in the street although I don’t get
this place that she was at. Elizabeth winds up asleep on the couch. Stevie
wanted to go back to work even though her doctor wasn’t really okay with it.
She doesn’t like how she left things with June. But Elizabeth offers words of
support. Henry talks to Nathan. I don’t
know much of what to say about all of this episode as Nathan gets focus, but
not much, while Alek gets nothing much mentioned yet still gets focused a lot
as well. Nathan thinks that we are the
soldiers of Odin. He thinks that Europeans are the smarter people than Asians.
He is against multiculturalism.
He knows nothing about Alek or any of the
attack on the White House. It is biased nonsense, this IQ alternative fact. But
I doubt people would realize it. Once people are convinced of lies, the truth
doesn’t make any sense to them anymore. Nathan spits on Henry and wishes that
Elizabeth were dead. They cut the scene short so we don’t see what happens
next. It would seem that foreign governments are blamed for other issues. Henry is in the situation room
talking about Nathan and other issues. Henry could not find any link that
Nathan might have to a foreign power of some sort. But we can’t tell just yet
what issues he might have besides being downright crazy.
In segment five, we get to the
opening of a new NATO center. Alek is dead and people think that she might have
had something to do with it. But does she? I guess that we will see later. She
talks to the one foreign leader who doesn’t seem to agree on the issue. Russell
had wanted Henry to turn on this person and Conrad wants Henry to be an ethics
advisor. Russell blames himself for the attack, or, at least, the people who
were attacked due to summer vacation happening. Russia was helping Alek. That’s
what Elizabeth thinks at least. He doesn’t want her to make accusations without
proof. She thinks that there is a Russian who wants to make sure that chaos
happens. They wanted to end nuclear war. What is an RPG anyways? I always knew
them as role playing game.
On the next Madam Secretary, it
seems that Elizabeth gets to do jury duty or might not get to do it if she
winds up doing something important. They don’t seem to always be smart with
jury duty. I would love to do it, but doubt that it would happen. I have a condition
that it would make it hard to put up with me in a courtroom. I should be back
at a fairly normal time next week. I scheduled this in advance, even if it was
just two days in advance. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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