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Much thanks for getting me up to date on the Political Theatre. So the Kennedy Bridegrooms are going discalced? That is so 13th Century. At any rate, for the life of me I don't know how you can put an ounce of hope in either Kennedy or Gaetz. These clowns ARE the Deep State. It's just Kabuki Theatre for the masses. (If Possible, this Wol…
Much thanks for getting me up to date on the Political Theatre. So the Kennedy Bridegrooms are going discalced? That is so 13th Century. At any rate, for the life of me I don't know how you can put an ounce of hope in either Kennedy or Gaetz. These clowns ARE the Deep State. It's just Kabuki Theatre for the masses. (If Possible, this Wolf is even more Black-Pilled than even Lee Gaulman. At this point, nothing short of Peter and Paul and the Archangel Michael in the sky with Flaming Swords is going to save America and "Drain the Swamp".)
It's not so much Trumpenstein that gives me concern, but the Maga Hats that have been groomed over the last ten years or so. They have placed much faith in a recycled Real Estate Bankruptcy Tycoon in the back hip pocket of HymieTown who talks like a cross between an Appalachian Redneck and a New York Jamaican. Last time around, the Establishment succeeded in recycling him from a Pro-Abort Democrat to "The Greatest Pro-Life Republican Ever." This time around they are going to transform him from Professional Wrestling Loudmouth to Magnanimous Polished Statesman, or so it appears.
I am all in favor of abolishing medicare, medicaid, and etc and also social security and welfare. My only complaint will be if they do not abolish all the control structure as well. I would love to live in a world where a person does not need an "ID" to board a plane or a bus, where a "drivers licence" was nothing but a certificate of proficiency, and where cops rode bicycles or walked a beat. I would love to live in a world where security cameras were not monitoring every move and business run by proprietors who cared about both customers and the products they sell. I would love to live in a world where people actually had to work to make a living and the dysfunctional were cared for by the churches or shipped somewhere where banana trees grow in the frond yard and they can help themselves.
As bad as things might have been before the dawn of Socialism, that world is infinitely preferable to the zombified masses and sordid bureaucracies we have today. Maybe things like ice cream and root beer would be a real treat again, and water the everyday beverage. I could live with that, so long as the neighbors were people I could talk to and not plastered with tattoos and piercings from head to toe.
And I would love to live in a world where jails were for those who committed violent crimes and were otherwise social misfits, and cities were full of mothers who rocked the cradle at night. I know that such a world is coming, but not courtesy of The Donald or anybody in his administration.
Not even Santa could drain the swamp.
I always value your thoughtful comments, WW. Thanks.
when WW gets old and is handed a 400K medical bill his thinking might change
What makes you so sure? People used to say that to me, and then I survived two life-threatening illnesses... completely on my own. I am my own doctor. Anyone who doesn't reject all medical-industial-complex "treatment"...and also does not avoid the hospital killing fields ..is doomed. If you caught someone in your kitchen poisoning your food...then you deserve to die if you ever let them willingly into your home again. No one was dying at home from Covid1984... but the hospitals were death zones. Stupid normies learned very fast, how willing the medical personnel were to kill for those bonuses. I've been watching the testimonies of their loved ones on the CHD bus. It is heart wrenching. Also, the entire blood supply is contaminated with spike protein. Receiving blood is the same as getting the Jonestown jabs.
Death by Hospital- the number one killer in the US.
And I fear Don Jeffries' friend and co-author Chris Graves might be the latest victim.
A 400K Medicare Bill? For what?
I too have overcome some life threatening illnesses by just rest- and maybe some miracles- who knows. One thing is for sure- hell will freeze over before I walk into any "medical facility" under my own power.
medicare?? you said you want it eliminated. apparently somehow you have not heard of the tens of millions ruined by medical bills. but then again you perform miracles coming back to life using household products and flintstone vitamins
yeah yeah yeah
Hope Chris Graves is doing well. I have not heard from him.
Chris is alive, if not well. I'll be doing "I Protest" tomorrow at 5 pm eastern, and hopefully he'll be on, as well as three people who have been doing their best to help him. The system is utterly broken. Just a sad story. Thanks, WW.
Is there some channel on Rumble that is hosting you, or should I check Twitter?
I believe you are a very intelligent man. Your knowledge of the catholic church and it's theology is expert level. I have to disagree with you on Medicare. I have had two cataract surgeries, cartilage removed from both knees (cleanup), a hernia repair and one additional outpatient procedure I would prefer not to share. These were all wear and tear repairs, I am old and my body is wearing out. I am in very good health. I don't want us to return to the days where getting old meant being crippled. I am healthy and mobile. God bless you.
And what price is that health? The abolition of medicare would not abolish doctors, nor the procedures that helped you. In the end, the abolition of medicare would actually improve medicine, by eliminating doctors who just milking the system, and not genuinely helping people.
In the old days hospitals were financed by benefactors who looked ahead to when they or their loved ones would need care, and routinely staffed by nurses and other professionals who were not in it for the money, but actually cared about people.
Medicare has ruined health care, because there are no longer any consequences for a lack of integrity and bad management. What happens is that those with virtue and integrity get disgusted and quit, leaving only the incompetents and the maladjusted.
This has not only happened in health care, but law enforcement, the military, and even fire departments.
In the final analysis, only Christian Charity is going to restore any semblance of civilization, and I see very little prospect for that happening anytime soon. God Help America.
As our knowledge has increased medicine has become much more technical. To reach a diagnosis doctors will utilize blood tests, x-rays, MRIs, Cat Scans, endoscopies, colonoscopies, ultrasounds, and so on. The medical system can provide far better treatment today than it could 50 years ago. While some diagnosis don't require these tests (shingles for example) generally these tests are considered part of the standard of care. This level of care requires a significant infrastructure. Unfortunately, as you have noted, there are entities that attempt to exploit the system. Some of these entities are the insurance companies approving or disapproving tests and procedures. The nice thing about Medicare is that these entities are not involved in the approval process. If a doctor orders an MRI there is no company denying the test. Now if you sign up for a Medicare Advantage programs these companies make their money by denying these tests. Finally, I agree the best way to ensure your health is by exercise and a good diet. All the best.
All the best to Ye too.
In the Holy Hearts of Jesus and Mary.
We had that world not very long ago. The long march was a success.
Indeed, the Long March has been successful in America, beyond the Frankfurt School's wildest dreams... and any other place where the majority have smart phones. The two most important qualities in a friend... integrity and authenticity...are so rare as to be almost extinct. Because of controlled media and education, the average American is an ice cream sundae of movies, pop music, video games and social media; with a topping of entitlement, attention seeking, and hyper-emotionalism. Scratch the superficial surface, and there seems to be no real person inside.
This superficial personality thing has even crept into the obituaries. I've been reading my local obituaries for 30 years. The age at death keeps getting younger and younger. It has been disturbing to me that the dead are described by what tv shows, movies, music and sports teams they liked. When I saw in 2020, how pretty much everyone fell for the scamdemic, it made me realize how much I had been wasting my time the last 30 years trying to wake people up. If they were dumb enough to fall for something as transparent as Covid1984...they certainly were not going to be interested in anything I had to say back in 1990. No more casting pearls before swine. I wish I'd known sooner.
And I have to say you hit the nail on the head. And personally I blame the Hierarchy of the Catholic Church for the precipitous decline in morals and integrity. They are supposed to set the example, yet they are cowards, gourmands, and perverts. They destroyed religion, replacing the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass with a Miserable Banquet. Fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom, and the Bogus Ordo Happy Meal and the Social Gospel is the Foundation of the New Sodom.
Sure was.
White Wolf, I enjoyed your comment.
I just came back from a two week vacation to Mexico. I spent many days sitting in a beach chair and watching the Mexican fishermen. What a calming and enjoyable spectacle that was to behold and I found myself in immense admiration of these men and their simple existences.
Each of them had a simple 20 foot boat. They'd meet their buddies on the beach, drink some coffee or tequila, eat a quick breakfast, converse and laugh a little. They'd then board their boats and disappear onto the ocean beyond. Throughout the day each would return in their boats to the same place on the beach where they had started and secure their boats.
They would then sit in their wave rocking boats and clean their fish, randomly tossing fish entrails, heads and fins to the hungry pelicans swarming the waters, eager for the tasty treat coming their way. These fishermen would sing in Spanish, banter back and forth with their buddies on the adjacent boat and then when the fish were processed, would hop back down into the water, release the boat and go out for more fish.
What really stood out to me was how happy these men were. They were content to just fish. They had ample friendship and human interaction. They weren't looking at their phones, at all. They weren't stressed by a schedule. And, ironically, they probably made little more than 5000 US dollars per year on which to live, but, they were happy. I admired the simplicity and purpose of their lives. I had little desire to leave that pleasant scene on a Mexican Playa and return to the fucking clown show we now know as the USA.
I miss Mexico.
Thanks for your words!
Two winters that I spent driving around Mexico, I spent a month each trip in Acapulco. Every evening I would go to the grocery store and buy a few Pacificos, and a big slice of flan, and go sit on the beach all night and talk to the fishermen. They slept on the beach in their boats, but they were happy to stay up all night and chat. There were (and I hope, still are) open air dance clubs on the beach...so wherever one sat, one was entertained by the music genre called, in Mexico, "Tropical". The tourist launch that cruised Acapulco Bay each night, had a regular schedule, so one could guess the hour, as the festive vessel, strung with colored lights, slowly made it's way around the bay. One guy lived on the beach and rented beach chairs by day. He told me how happy he was, and what a great life he had. A lot of cats were hanging around, and I witnessed the strange sight of two cats playing on the beach, that were caught completely by surprise when a wave washed over them. It was very funny.
I can tell you, I met many, many people in Mexico that came home when they finally realized how much better life is down there. I was fortunate one night to be serenaded for hours by a fisherman with a guitar. He told me he hated his time in the US. He loved his happy, carefree life as a fisherman. The ones that come (these days... I can't speak for earlier time periods) are tricked in into believing by movies, social media etc. that happiness is in material goods, internet fame, likes and other such bs. However, these days there is no push to go home... because they are getting everything for free...and living much better than poor Americans on America's dime. In 2006, I met a Mariachi in Guadalajara. He was eking out a bare-bones living, as a street musician. He said: "When I lived in America, I had the money to buy whatever I wanted, but I was miserable. Now I'm poor but I'm happy". Authentic folks will always chose personal happiness over what others ARE BRIANWASHED into believing will make them happy. Now, my contact was pretty much with boomer age, gen-x age, and old people. Also, the folks I interacted with pretty much shared my views on religion, which always brings understanding. Those younger than that, are probably as screwed-up, ignorant, and superficial as American young folks (that I have so little in common with that I can't carry on a conversation with them) I stopped meeting authentic people some time ago. It is a rare thing to meet an authentic person these days. Acapulco was hit by Hurricane Otis (Oct. 2023) that was a directed-energy weapon (like Lahaina). My heart ached for those folks, watching the horrifying videos. I hope all the guys I knew made it, ok. I hope they're still fishing. Funny thing...both Lahaina and Acapulco are scheduled to become model NWO self-contained cities of the future. I'm sure Mexico's new Jewess president is all-in with this plan. Your comment stirred up some very happy memories for me. No matter what happens...good memories can't be destroyed.
We can only hope there will be another Cristero Rebellion. And this time I hope they tell the Pope to go pound sand, like they should have told Dwight Morrow and Pius XI.
Thanks for your comment, which I immensely enjoyed reading. I was afraid that such men did not exist any more. Other than the cleaning the fish part, I'll take that life in a New York Minute. Those fisherman probably ain't saints- at least most of 'em. They probably get drunk on Friday night and 'cuss at their wives and don't go to church on Sunday. But I doubt any of their boys want to be women or their girls are enrolled in the Pony Soccer League. And I'm sure most of the wives go to Church on Sunday- some of them even might shake their heads and wonder at Pope Frantic.
I do so miss having anybody to banter with, or even feel like bantering. Hopefully I can bail out of the clown show and make a run for the border.
Viva Cristo Rey.
yeah methicans so happy 50 million came here
Only commented on what I saw. Can't speak for the other 50 million.
Golly, where would we be without sage anti-semetic bigots like you to pat yourself on the back for your self-perceived discernment in seeing what the unwashed masses can't?
Gee, I didn't even mention the Joos or the Holohoax or the Gaza Genocide and I'm still antisemitic. I sure have talent.