Inciting Violence in an Already Hostility-Ridden Country
In his ongoing attempt to inject as much hostility as possible into the U.S. culture, paralleling the strategy that Trump himself has found so useful, Rush Limbaugh said on his show yesterday, “I actually think that we’re trending toward secession, It can’t go on this way. There cannot be a peaceful coexistence of two completely different theories of life, theories of government, theories of how we manage our affairs. We can’t be in this dire a conflict without something giving somewhere along the way.” Why not incite violence in an already hate-filled society? (more…)
This raises an interesting question, if I can be pardoned for dabbling in gossip for a moment here.
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Imagine the duck (goose?) here is American democracy. 
Actor/comedian Dan Aykroyd says: Just cracked Crystal Head Vodka’s newest vodka expression, Onyx to celebrate our 95 point rating from Anthony Dias Blue at Blue Lifestyle. Bar chefs worldwide are loving this new spirit – the first commercially available agave based vodka ever.
I bet this stuff is just flying off the shelves, given the 50% discount.
Here, IMO, is one of the greatest pieces of thinking ever performed by a member of our species.
In her decision to put a spear through yet one more frivolous lawsuit brought by the Trump campaign in an effort to overturn the election results, this one in Michigan, U.S. District Judge Linda Parker pointed out an ugly truth. In rejecting the attempt, she wrote, “(the suit by six Michigan Republicans, represented by Sidney “Kraken” Powell) was more about the impact of their allegations on people’s faith in the democratic process and their trust in our government” than it was about actually winning. 
Insofar as our world needs more trees, it would be good if those celebrating Christmas bought live trees and planted them after the holidays.
Out here in California, I recommend redwoods, where one can expect 5 – 6 feet per year in growth, which can be maximized by digging a posthole 3 – 4 feet from the trunk, at least 3 feet deep, sinking a piece of 4″ PVC with perforations (see phot0), filling it with an organic fertilizer, and keeping it wet.
