Yesterday, going to see Virgil was easy and being with him did raise my spirits. Coming home, on the other hand – it was perfectly clear skies and sun until I got on the Interstate – and from there it was rain and/or hail all the way. Several people (probably with more sense than I have) pulled over to wait it out. Those of us who persevered – none of us was going faster than 60 in the 75 zone, and some of us slower. There were actually very few scary moments, and I got home safely well before 5:00 pm.
It was actually Saturday I read about this. There’s no longer any effort, it appears, to disguise the malice as anything decent at all. It’s just revenge and retaliation – in this case retaliation for truthfully making public that the regime makes mistakes.
From The Intercept. I really do not know what to say.
ProPublica‘s investigations do turn up the least expected and often the least publicized things – with one thing in common – injustice.
Well, this from The F* News – which you may not see elsewhere (possibly The Guardian, but not in U.S. MSM) won’t surprise anyone here – but it should be shouted from the rooftops.
