Yesterday, it snowed here. It was predicted – for about a fifth of an inch – it looks more like a half inch to me – but that’s just looking out the window. I didn’t measure it. The video today is long – about 48 minutes – but the subject is so huge, I don’t know how it could have been much shorter I won’t get upset if people choose to skip it. Just keep the title in the back of your mind.<\/p>\n
This is a supplement to the daily “Chalet of the Two Spies”<\/a> video update on the war in Iran. It’s no surprise to me. I don’t personally remember World War II (I was born before VJ Day, but only by days), but I remember Korea, and Vietnam, and Desert Storm, and I think it’s safe to say that all wars are subject to Hofstadter’s law (“Everything takes longer than you think it will, even after you have considered Hofstadter’s law.”) Doug and I went to the same high school – I graduated just before he moved to town when his father became a professor at Stanford. But I did meet him at the high school bridge club, which I kept attending because I was not good enough at it to play by tournament rules, which the university club required. (I never got terribly good.) I only have something like 3\/8 of a master point.)<\/p>\n I can’t believe that there is anyone who reads here who has not noticed this happening. But Robert Reich<\/a> says “All this has happened so suddenly that most Americans still haven\u2019t noticed,” and he’s sadly probably correct, which means there are a lot of people who need to learn this. Please share it if you can.<\/p>\n Oh, good grief. WTF next? Will Ukraine ever catch a break? Certainly not from our country in the clutches of the Mango Monster. Ukrinform<\/a> is on Substack, so I subscribed to it. One more new email every day, but we’ll never learn stuff like this from American media.<\/p>\n BREAKING: Sheldon Whitehouse Details Report On Alleged Ties Between Epstein, Trump, And Russia
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