Community | March 22, 2011 | 157 comments

The Obama administration, Libyan intervention and knowing the truth, what the so-called progressive left is not telling you.

source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n4EDKUB9uo&feature=related

VFORVENDETTA
Greetings to all, I have received many e-mails requesting that I rant on several different subjects over the last week, and although I certainly appreciate that so many of you nice folks enjoy my "rants" I always think of rants of having an inherent negative connotation, if anything, I would like to think as what I post as lectures, at any rate, thank you, here we go.

There is a certain degree of feelings of futility associated with redundancy, I'm sure that many of you have experienced the same effect yourself, as when someone is speaking at a hall to a large group of people, let's say the person in this case has momentarily had the complete attention of all those in the hall, and makes a statement that is very important, very truthful and affects the lives of people everywhere. After the statement is made, there is perhaps a very long moment of silence (complete silence with only the sound of chirping crickets in the background) then, to the speaker's amazement, the crowd almost simultaneously begins chattering loudly to one another again, with peripheral conversation that seems to indicate, that SOMEHOW the entire crowd were not listening or did not understand what the speaker was saying. If you can empathize with this feeling, then perhaps what I'm about to say may make it through to you.

What is going on with the Obama Administration concerning Libya, or our own domestic policy is actually staged and designed, it is designed to give the citizen the illusion that your thoughts and concerns matter when in reality, they don't. What is taking place is a game within a game, the real game is World Empire and its resources, both human and otherwise that are being played out by the world's richest people who consequently, control the government's of the world's wealthiest and most powerful nations.

The goal in short, is to continue the second part of the game and make it as convincing as possible, that is, by controlling the media to such an extent that you make people actually BELIEVE that what they think matters, or by occupying them with caring about sports, show business personalities or personal fulfillment by being an endless consumer, accomplishes the primary goal, the marginalization of the average citizen, those in control don't really care what you think, the point is to keep you bickering amongst yourselves about things in general, that in real terms, are either inherently meaningless, or as I already stated, you have no control over in the first place. Here's a very small example. Many times I'm sure you've heard, news pundits point out a leaders popularity ratings, either how popular that leader is at this time, or how popular a given policy or policy decision is on something which is apparently very "controversial" but what-in practical concrete terms- does that mean?

If for instance such a person’s popularity had an actual concrete consequence, i.e. polls were taken from week to week and the person could actually be fucking fired if their performance or likability didn't maintain a certain percentage, then it would make sense, but in reality because there is no real concrete consequence, it makes no fucking difference whatsoever, if that were the case, George Bushes ass would've been out of office a long time ago, and if true democracy existed, would've been in prison at bare minimum. Another meaningless cliche stated repeatedly by those in positions of power and/or "celebrities" as well, who have been caught doing something illegal, immoral or again soap opera style "drama" is-I take full and complete responsibility for my actions- okay, I'm waiting for the other shoe to fall here, isn't there supposed to be a penalty phase here? With that kind of logic, any criminal (after guilt has been determined) could say to any judge for any crime-Your Honor, I want you and the court to know, that I take full and complete responsibility for my actions-there's a long pause of silence of the courtroom, then the judge says-well, you heard it folks, this person takes full and complete responsibility for their actions- bangs the gavel and calls for the next case, where's the fucking penalty?

The spokespeople (I know how much you want to love them-I once did as well) for the left and progressive movement are guilty of perpetuating this process of marginalization, very well paid celebrity progressive talking heads such as Rachel Maddow, Chris Matthews and yes… Keith Olbermann (please put the knives away) are extremely good at what they do, in a very laser beam like focused manner, they accurately point out lies and inconsistencies in all manner of the political arena, and as I said, they're very good at it. But the bottom line, is that the net effect for us as individuals and society as a whole, is an honest open and accurate critique of who's doing what to who on a given soap opera show. In other words, it's what they're not saying that's important, which is part of the marginalization process that they actively participate in, (The CPB and NPR) are particularly guilty of this action, but that's a whole other story, just follow the outlandish salaries that many of the people that you have grown to trust and identify with (such as celebrity cult of personality Keith Olbermann-please put the knives away) and remember, he who pays the piper, calls the tune, always.

So in short, here's what's going on, plutocratic governments around the world have their own game going and intend on only doing barely enough for their citizens to placate them from open revolt, your true purpose as a citizen in a plutocracy, is to shut up, work endlessly for as little as they can pay you, and be a loyal fucking consumer, who’s patriotic and conditioned to accept perpetual war (or "interventions" which sounds nicer), and nothing more from the cradle to the grave. That my friend is the current reality, or as business criminals like to say, the bottom line, of our existence. I remain V.

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157 comments // The Obama administration, Libyan intervention and knowing the truth, what the so-called progressive left is not telling you. // Video

  • deane
    • +2
      deane  

    • I agree Corporate America is a plutocracy. If we could all know the inner workings of the worlds wealthiest, the citizens would no longer occupy their time with just being consumers.

    • 1 year ago
  • neocongo
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • neocongo
  • dreamsenvoy
  • SIBob
    • +6
      SIBob  
    • Image

    • You got it right, good little consumers. They don’t care if we have jobs to pay for the good little consumer products, but what the hell. It’s the desire to consume that sometimes counts the most. Walk around the stores and ogle things you wish you could have. Make sure you watch ‘The Price is Right’ and oooh and aaah with the audience as they display the piece-of-crap popcorn maker. To desire and get ‘this year’s model’ when you haven’t finished paying for last year’s yet is the ultimate goal.
      No matter where you travel the same retail outlets are right there, waiting for you. You can always feel safe knowing your Kmart is there. You never have to take the chance of trying out strange indigenous food when you visit another town or city, Olive Garden will welcome you with outsretched adolescent arms, pushing wine in your face to dull your pain.
      On the media outlets there will be a constant bombardment about heroes who are sacrificing in foreign locales for your pathetic little life, (and they are, but not for us, for Exxon/Mobil). Meanwhile back home the “good hands” of Allstate run commercials every 5 seconds and charge their stooge customers triple the rate that the “quieter” companies charge. But that’s okay, the image of the kindly spokesman as the great protector makes me want to give them more. Why, I don’t even want to be bothered by all those pesky little budget details that our great benefactors in Washington are saving us from. Let’s let the educated experts tell us how much we don’t need those communistic social programs anymore because they are trying to save us from gluttonous overspending. It’s all about the children, after all.
      http://sibob.org/wordpress/

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • SIBob
  • ampersand
    • +2
      ampersand  

    • V, I deeply admire and appreciate your energy and your clarity.
      I'd be a little less hard on Rachel Maddow myself, as I think anyone who strives to tell the truth in the face of committed obstacles against it, is an ally, but I do take your point.
      Even though I think information about how and what the system is destroying this week is valuable, fundamentally, it could be seen as helping perpetuate the system.
      As I said, I don't fully agree with that view, (how else could millions of Americans heard what is happening in Wisconsin now?) because to fully endorse it would leave the field to the minions of Fox News and others fully in the pay of the toxic system as it now exists.
      Fox News does very well with that massive propaganda platform. To abdicate the power of even one small voice against it, just isn't in the final analysis, very good tactics in my opinion.
      I, like many of us here I think, are fairly well informed about the poisonous and untenable state of the system through both knowledge and personal experience. We are not exactly waiting for the next shoe to drop---that of direct and effective action against the system--- but looking forward to seeing that shoe go careening through the window.
      I think we'll need all the national voices we can to help aim that shoe.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +1
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • ampersand:

      I very much appreciate what you said, unfortunately, part of what I'm saying is STILL being misunderstood, which in itself is not surprising, because where I'm coming from is so very different then most people have ever heard, that they simply have no idea of what I'm talking about, which of course makes explaining this position, very difficult, I'm not trying to be at all ambiguous, I'm just trying to explain as best I can. what this has to do with, is something that is very simple yet also very complex at the same time, and it has to do with resource allocation models, if that makes any sense to you, if not, I guess you'll just have to wait for the book. Take care.

    • 1 year ago
  • ampersand
    • +1
      ampersand  
    • VFORVENDETTA:

      Well, I do understand the concept of allocation models. In my heart of hearts, (which sometimes,n rare occasions, shows up on my sleeve), I'd be skateboarding through pluperfect delight if suddenly we let all the paradigms of our fetish for consumption and our childish affinity compulsions drop away. If you have a way to make that happen faster, or at all, I'm with you on that.
      Truthfully, one of my favorite allocation models involves a lot fewer humans chewing up the landscape; the other has them getting a lot smarter, a lot faster.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • -1
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • ampersand:

      I really laughed, you are something else, well... I can't comment on the skate boarding...or childish affinity compulsions..... but what I'm talking about involves very serious mathematical formulas, but in general, a lot very humans ( which of course does not include conservatives or fundamentalist) sounds a great idea, the other, is to people having only two offspring, but that's a whole other story, you're a pleasure to post with!!! -gentlemen! give this woman a shot of the best booze in the house-on me!!!

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +2
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • ampersand:

      I respond again, this website link, or bandwidth, is much slower than I can produce, however, this is a time in the evening when I'm off work-so to speak-and am imbibing in my favorite drink, Irish whiskey combined with herbal refreshment, so I hope you can understand that.

    • 1 year ago
  • ampersand
    • +1
      ampersand  
    • VFORVENDETTA:

      Hmmm...That image of Buddha must be confusing to some, or perhaps it's my gentle wit, or maybe even your own hopes, slightly aided by the bourbon you mentioned, but in any case, your assumptions of gender are surprising, and although, it's not of critical importance, wrong.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • ampersand
  • pissedoffinarkansas
  • pinkpanther
    • +5
      pinkpanther  
    • Image

    • http://current.com/news/93098105_on-libya-instead-of-bombing-dictators-stop-sell...

      When all you have is bombs, everything starts to look like a target. And so after years of providing Libya's dictator with the weapons he's been using against the people, all the international community -- France, Britain and the United States -- has to offer the people of Libya is more bombs, this time dropped from the sky rather than delivered in a box to Muammar Gaddafi's palace.

      If the bitter lesson of Iraq and Afghanistan has taught us anything, though, it's that wars of liberation exact a deadly toll on those they purportedly liberate -- and that democracy doesn't come on the back of a Tomahawk missile.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • dudefromtherock
  • Steamed_N_More
    • +1
      Steamed_N_More  

    • These issues are not new! The same things were common even while the Articles of Confederation and The US Constitution were being drafted. I agree that plutocratic agenda have become more evident; but only because of increasing information transparency (Which is also under threat). We are in a major shift now where everyone can enjoy being out of their comfort zone. The wake up call is here; don't over or under react, and press on!

    • 1 year ago
  • pissedoffinarkansas
  • DianaCancer
  • hombre76
    • +3
      hombre76  

    • There comes a time when the operation of the Machine is so odious
      That you can not even tacitly participate
      You got to place yourself on the gears, the wheels, all the mechanisms
      And you've got to indicate to those that own it and those who run it
      That unless you are FREE the Machine will be prevented from working AT ALL!

      -Utah Phillips

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • DianaCancer
  • MikeMaddigan
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +3
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • MikeMaddigan:

      It was great to see that douche bag Norm Coleman getting his ass handed to him in a hi hat by Galloway, we need more guys like him! Speaking of which, I see this from 2005, whatever happened to Galloway?

    • 1 year ago
  • Leen61
  • ThatCrazyLibertarian
  • Leen61
  • August_K
    • +2
      August_K  

    • Thank you for inspiring people to get out of their comfort zones, to learn, to think, to look for and hopefully see the big picture. Not the one that's being painted for us.

      Knowledge is power and in sufficient numbers.....we, the people of the world, can hold the power and become the masters of our own destiny..... instead of letting a few divide us and manipulate us like pawns in their global chess game.

    • 1 year ago
  • Schnookums
  • demsbeans527
    • +4
      demsbeans527  

    • No knives from me V. Thank you for this post. I have come to believe that both political parties are two sides of the same coin. Yes, I am a Keithie for what he has shown since I have been watching him but also I am expecting more from him once he gets the public mantle again. But I do think you are correct in that it is the things that even lefties or progressives won't touch that are the very things that need to be revealed. How much of it tho is simply knowing which side their bread is buttered. When I think of the one American (Private Manning) who recently tried to bring enlightenment to the antics of our government and how he is being treated by our own government, I wonder just how deep the consequences of the threat to the status quo. The very real possibility that he may be put to death for showing the truth (regardless of which vehicle he chose to display it) in America, has to be frightening to public personas on some level. There is no incentive to throw one's livelihood and possibly life away because too many of us will just sit back and watch the show.

    • 1 year ago
  • MikeMaddigan
    • +6
      MikeMaddigan  
    • demsbeans527:

      My thoughts as well. Naive as it is not to recognize corporate control over ALL media, it's equally naive not to realize the direct threats posed to leftie spokespeople. This includes bodily injury and loss of life for personalities on the left who dare speak real truth to power. We all know some of those who've already "gotten the message." I'll spare giving details with specific examples, considering the point I'm making. It's not just the media spokespeople who are under threat. Think about it. Anyone who "sees the light" and speaks the truth, or plans to speak/write the truth could be eliminted. Our idols from all walks of life, not just media talking heads, are at risk of "accidents" and such.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • BenjaminDover
  • demsbeans527
    • +2
      demsbeans527  
    • MikeMaddigan:

      I agree Mike, I even wonder if our own presidents has not been threatened or intimidated in some way. Of course it could be he's simply a politician but I can also imagine him being sincere on his campaign run then once sworn in the brakes were put on exactly how much he could do for the people and expect to survive it. It sure seems that way. Again, of course, he could just be a politician.

    • 1 year ago
  • demsbeans527
  • SFirman
    • +2
      SFirman  
    • demsbeans527:

      I believe he was sincere on his campaign. When he became president he found changing Washington and getting help from congress was harder then he planned. You have to be a politican of sorts to even want the job.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • 0
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • SFirman:

      Maybe he was treated poorly as a child, Jesus fuckin Christ wake up, you say "You have to be a politican of sorts to even want the job." so what's a fucking senator? a non-politician? he was a senator for Christ sakes, from tough ass -- Chicago. perhaps you, and maybe 150 million other Americans, should stop seeing what you want to see, and start perceiving something for what it actually is, he, like 98% of all the other politicians in Washington, are owned by corporate lobbyist interest, that's it, there's noooooooo fucking mystery here, he who pays the piper calls the tune, and these people learned that a long time ago, sorry to burst your idealistic bubble, but that's the truth. this is the price you pay for living your life in a plutocracy, yet walking around in the dream thinking you live in a democracy, hope this wakes you up a bit. Take care.

    • 1 year ago
  • jennilamb007
    • 0
      jennilamb007  
    • VFORVENDETTA:

      V, I imagine a lot of people are like I am. I hear everything that you are saying and I have finally come around to your thinking. It is hard to realize that what you have believed for basically your whole life is a lie. To find out that it doesn't matter which side you vote it is all the same crap, just a different name. I feel like I have been awakened from a dream into a nightmare. The good news is, realizing that it is all shit helps to know what is reality. I'm angry, very angry, that there seems to be no one that wants to do what is good for others and to put self last. I have made friends mad because I am no longer enamored with our President. I am dismayed and disgusted. It is the same dance to a different tune (actually maybe its just a remix of the same song). I didn't want to listen to you at first because it depresses me. It makes me feel very insignificant. I look to those much smarter than I am to show me the process by which this can be fixed (lack of a better word). I appreciate the awakening V. Take care

    • 1 year ago
  • SFirman
    • +1
      SFirman  
    • VFORVENDETTA:

      I have watched President Obama since the primary. I don't see what I want to see, I listen You have not burst my idealistic bubble. I stand by President Obama for what he has done for our people Weather you believe it or not is no matter to me. Why would a politician want to take over a country brought down by Bush, a recession not quite but almost as big as the great depression, want the job other than for the people. If you think McCain and the don't know what papers she reads VP. You live in a bubble if you think they would have done better. I hope you wake up. I have lived in a democracy for many, many years. That is a reality. You take care.

    • 1 year ago
  • SFirman
  • jennilamb007
    • +2
      jennilamb007  
    • SFirman:

      Oh good Lord no. I would never in a million years think the dynamic duo of dumbdom would do any better. These are two people that make Lloyd Chrismas and Harry Dunne look at each other and say "And they call us Dumb and Dumber".

    • 1 year ago
  • SFirman
    • +1
      SFirman  
    • jennilamb007:

      If you believe this than you were on the right track. President Obama has tried to keep his promises and has on many. I don't remember any president that was able to keep all promises even if there intentions were good. Don't let anyone tell you your vote doesn't count. The states that changed parties are now paying for there vote. The new republican govenors are giving tax breaks to Industry and taking away from the people, so sad. Don't be dismayed. We all get that way from time to time.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • treewolf39
    • +1
      treewolf39  

    • Great post. First of May huh? I thought Cinco de Mayo was strike day. Oh well I will just have to strike all week. I wonder if America could cut gas consumption by one third in the next year?

    • 1 year ago
  • artemis6
  • treewolf39
  • artemis6
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +3
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • treewolf39:

      Thanks, as far as the gas consumption is concerned, I think that would only be possible if someone like Limbaugh or O'Reilly were to die, even though all the resources they consume gets blown right back out there ass again, just a thought.

    • 1 year ago
  • BenjaminDover
  • treewolf39
    • +2
      treewolf39  
    • VFORVENDETTA:

      Americas oil consumption is so disproportionate to the rest of the world. I see it as the core of all military intervention and ecological poisonings. In the late 90s California's EPA pushed for cleaner standards for cars and trucks. Had the Bush administration not rolled back every decent thoughtful protection of the environment, we might now be enjoying utopia. Aw fuck, who am I kidding. Still Energy remains at the core of all bullshit in politics. I just wish there was more a country boy like me could do to effect positive change, but the drums of intervention play an overwhelming beat.

      On the side note, harvesting methane from Rush and Billo may be a sensible sustained future energy; something like the farms in the "Matrix".

    • 1 year ago
  • treewolf39
  • SFirman
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • artemis6
    • +1
      artemis6  

    • You are right . It is very easy to be disheartened . Like no one is listening . You COULD , think of it another way . As a musician , the purpose of a song , is to create connection with the rest of the human race . I hear a song i can relate to , i agree , i understand , and i , do not feel so alone . I connect . You cannot feel me connect to you . Unless i respond in some way . Yet here i am . Trying not to be too dyslexic as i slowly type . For every one that reaches back , there are at least 12 that cannot or do not . This fragile connection, so easily broken , is a great threat to them . I say to you , these "rants" , are good : )

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • JohnA
  • coucheliberale
  • dudefromtherock
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • figgdimension
    • +8
      figgdimension  
    • Image

    • Always good to hear that we are all on the same page...( they are not in "complete control , yet!_) and that at least is comforting...Prepare yourselves, and thanks V. for keeping us informed and putting into words what im often thinking once again sir, (hat tip) well said! Key rebel freedom civilian Journalist "Muhammed" from free libya tv was killed(Live on air ) , and international calls to and from Libya cut off all our contacts there with families here and ex-pats concerned of well, what you are saying here.. What "they" all are not counting on is how well we really are connected no matter what they do the cats outta the bag ... The people will not be silenced ( the Free cities and free people of Libya are very aware of this situation and tension here .. as well they are grateful for all thats been done already we could stop any further actions , they know its up to them they wanted bombing from Gadaffi to stop (no fly zone) they'll do the rest if not well its their fight for freedom .. lets not allow the rich to hyjack Freedom Movement and reform around the world through continued violence and War...
      I remember!

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • dudefromtherock
  • hombre76
  • ClassicalGas
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • stupidamericanz
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • figgdimension
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • punisher68
    • +5
      punisher68  

    • The "NWO" feeds a lot of us the junk they do, I can't help but think that they know about the things said here.

      As I read the first lines of this "lecture", if you will, the word "duh" escaped from my lips. It's become crystal clear that we're fed "shit to digest" from the mainstream media. "Panam Circum", or roughly translated, bread and show (or entertainment) is what they use to keep us busy. The American people need to break away from their lives of recurrence and wake up. The peices fit together to perfectly, and while I sound super convinced of conspiracy theories and get ridiculed for not calling them theories we are altogether under attack.

      How I wish John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were alive today.

    • 1 year ago
  • ThoughtNu
  • figgdimension
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • ThoughtNu
    • +2
      ThoughtNu  
    • VFORVENDETTA:

      A facetious metaphor highlighting how through conditioning (media/business) and time it is human nature to exploit ones OWN ego over time... not like i would know. Warm smiles and pleasant days.
      nu

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +3
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • ThoughtNu:

      Oh, I see, well...please pardon my normally extraordinary abilities in perceiving innocuous metaphors, but the Jamison Irish whiskey is quite good, and it's been a long day. Hats off to you! and thanks!+^

    • 1 year ago
  • onemalefla
  • Incredulous
  • Persecuted
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • figgdimension
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • Leen61
  • Incredulous
    • +6
      Incredulous  

    • Tried to make a very similar statement on Current, just the other day, more than once pointing out the role of the Trilateral Commission in the game you are deconstructing here V, only to be accused of being a conspiracy theorist and simple minded by Unimatrix, who apparently knows all and sees all.

      Seriously, the TC is the elephant in the room, nobody wants to admit it, look at it, talk about it, nothing. Certain people would rather pretend that the TC are just a nice group of people who get together to have donuts and coffee once a month and plan their next golf tournament, and because there are right and left wing extremists out there railing about the TC, it therefore proves, to the Unis amongst us, that actually understanding or talking about what they are really up to is being a conspiracy theorist. Exactly what you just described is what happens whenever the TC is brought up on Current. Someone moves to discredit another person's post, and it keeps people wondering, not sure, arguing and calling each other names, that way no one makes the obvious statement....

      "the emperor is naked!"

      +^d!

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • Nick19
    • +6
      Nick19  

    • The current issue of intervention in Libya is very complex and I doubt oil or the need to create an empire is the primary concern and or logic. The people of Libya have asked the international community for help as they are unable to fight against tanks and aircrafts that are at the disposal of Gaddafi. The revolutionaries asked for help and the Arab League as well as the African Union approved for a no fly zone. The resolution then passed through the UN and the resolution itself within the UN was introduced by France. A coalition of nations have gone into the effort of dismantling heavy armor units and aircrafts that have pushed the revolutionaries of Libya back. If the international community didn't respond, who knows what Gaddafi would have done to the people of Benghazi.

    • 1 year ago
  • figlatin
    • +2
      figlatin  
    • Nick19:

      I think you should watch last night's episode of THe Daily Show.

      If Libya did not have something the West wanted or at least wanted access to we would have left the Libyan people to their own devices as we have left those in the Sudan to theirs.

    • 1 year ago
  • Nick19
  • figlatin
  • Incredulous
  • oldpol2
  • VFORVENDETTA
  • artemis6
    • +1
      artemis6  
    • Nick19:

      I was troubled by the very limited information we got about the situation . It seemed like the good thing to do , yet IF the internet was up there , well i do not feel satisfied with the data . Those reporters were endangered and killed , for a reason , i just wish the people could send out info . If there were a way to get pirate wifi where we needed it , and info out , that would be a good thing . Priority one , i would say .

    • 1 year ago
  • treewolf39
  • SFirman
  • FLeggplant
    • +1
      FLeggplant  

    • Excellent, V.
      What I see is another excuse for the Government and the rich to play with their
      big-boy toys. It has so little to do with the "people" it's obvious, well, to some of us.

    • 1 year ago
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +1
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • FLeggplant:

      Ah....I feel so much better now.... after writing all day, and making this post, I think it's time for a well-deserved shot of bourbon! Do I have anyone who wishes to propose a toast out here?

    • 1 year ago
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