Sunday, February 26, 2017
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Sunday, February 19, 2017
Philebrity.com Comments
ok. a recurring problem. via the interwebs: "UPDATE: Posted on their Facebook page today, 2/18/14: Last week MiND TV, and all sub-channels, went off air due to a massive technical problem with our transmitter. We have been working very hard to fix the issue and hope to be back within the week. Please check back for updates. We apologize for the inconvenience."
Addendum: Coincidence? A Russian Naval Vessel also trolling off the East Coast Seaboard & CT while "Alternative News Media" is off-the-air in Philly area. hmm.
Allan Smithee • 3 days ago
this comment/question is off-topic & open to all for response... I don't have cable so watch over the air tv (aka free) and since Monday NHK, F24, & RT News have all been off-air. Anybody else (non-cable viewers only) been in the black too?
think that excerpt is of Philly Broadcaster on Fox News who does segments on consumer affairs & complaints etc.
“I don’t give a shit,” says a man in one clip, standing in front of what looks to be a drainage ditch adjacent to a shopping mall. “I’m cold, and I’m fucking freezing and I hate this.”
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Editorial: Random Musings plus Financial Pondering
GDP: What percentage (%) of Gross National Product does the Pentagon/Defense Industries consume of every year’s budget of the United States Government? Is the percentage the highest in the world when considering various factors such as size of fiscal budget, geographic size of nation plus size of populace, and average amount/percentage of taxes a citizen (though NOT Corporations) pays on total gross income, i.e., what is the cost of security borne by every citizen, resident, & person regardless of age.
“I’ve never seen such a fund-raising campaign before. They’ve raised Billions of Dollars. It’s just a ‘Slush Fund’ for Bill & Hillary,” Robertson stated “matter of factly.” Surprisingly, Pat Robertson didn’t bare long teeth or sharp fangs as he said this ;-)
(*) Footnote: Via: Quora.com - Neo-conservatism is an American political philosophy which advocates an active foreign policy, including liberal use of military intervention, for the purpose of providing for US national security. It is based on a strict understanding of the nation-state model for international governance and imagines the United States as a nation-state superpower under constant assault from would-be contenders for power who are ideologically, as opposed to merely self-interest, driven. Support for Israel and advocacy for a militarily dominant and aggressive Israeli government is a big part of neo-conservatism.
Neo-liberalism is a much broader philosophic outlook for governance which advocates a reduced role for the state in economic affairs, particularly in the developing world, combined with competitive markets and liberal trade policies in each country with the rest of the world. While neo-liberalism supports the use of state institutions for social welfare where needed, it opposes government-protected monopolies and state ownership of productive industries and resources. It is characterized by conceptualizing even the political world as a kind of market, and terms like the "marketplace of ideas," or "policy market" come from the neo-liberal framework.
While neo-conservative policies are largely confined to the right-wing of the political spectrum, neo-liberalism ranges from the social-democratic parties of the center left in Europe and Latin America to the center right parties such as Christian Democratic parties in Europe, the US Democratic Party, and the Social Christian parties of Latin America. Socialist parties tend to advocate against neo-liberalism from the left, and far right-wing parties, which now include much of the US Republican party, tends to advocate against neo-liberalism from the right.
Neo-liberalism is often referred to, in other contexts, as the "Washington Consensus," a kind of bi-partisan (for the US) meta-agreement on the principles of liberal governance for engagement with developing world. -- James Kielkopf, Economist, Public Policy Consultant, Farmer
Friday, January 20, 2017
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Getting the Hell outta Dodge
Dodge City being Philadelphia. Am very excited. Haven't left the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in about a year and a half. Am on my way to Texas (it aint so bad) to visit family for about a month. Planning to help in my Mother's yard/garden. It's a beautiful space on the Lake. Plus I get to see not only my Mother but the siblings, which is always fun. Plus I'll spend some time with Winnie, the family dog. I like her and she likes me. (of course I'm always giving her dinner scraps so maybe that is where the affection comes from. Ha!) But there is one bummer, SEPTA (public transportation) is currently on strike so that makes getting to the airport that much more difficult. I support them, the drivers, but it is a royal pain in the *ss getting from one place to another now. Strange, we curse them a lot but they really make life easier for the average citizen.
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