Mark Anthony @agentcasey@gameliberty.club

President Trump on Greg Kelly’s show, remembering Rush Limbaugh

where is @Tourgen@paypig.org

perhaps, and more grammatically correct, I am biased, I am based and I do love @daniel10, his soul, his spirit, whomever is he is today, yesterday an future tomorrow. Good man. I think he was a paratrooper like I once was. That earns him even more points. Carry on Danie, Airborne all the way.

Some of my favorite things? Las Caras Lindas.

Some of my favorite things? Las Caras Lindas. #linda #lindas #cara #caras

I reckon most of us already know these things but a little revision never really hurts does it?

If you love the funnies, you may want to give this site a try. Welcome To Joe’s Town

Where have we seen this before?

Jonestown had a big sign hanging in their main pavilion. It read, “Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”

We may be repeating the mass suicide that occurred there—only on a much grander scale. Too many people worship “Father Government” who resides at his statist Temple in Washington D.C. Father Government tells them to worship science—at least, his corporate version of it.

Father Government is now telling us to do as we’re told and get the shot. It will extinguish our fear. Along with our lives.

Don’t drink the Kool Aid and don’t take the jab.

—Ben Garrison

I’ve managed to screw this up a time or two. How to store water during emergencies

With friends like these, right? I’m really starting to like Russia, China and even North Korea more and more these days. From Breitbart

Perhaps, I’m not sure the article is even relevant, I’ll read it again. All I know is this, the people who were lucky enough to buy Gamestop at it’s lowest price of $2.57 in enough quantities at that price, should be very well if they took the opportunity to sell at the price of $483.00. I hope there were many such folk.

@Mundon Really? I can’t tell the last time that I saw one of those and I worked at Walmart once. At any rate, It’s nice to know that they’re still around. My word, those things were once ubiquitous. Do you notice how the environmentalist types have no problem with disposable plastic razors and their pollution? One would think that they’d love these models. They’re totally sustainable and recyclable. Although, I won’t be buying mine at Amazon, for several pertinent reasons, I’m happy to know they’re still loved and made. Thanks Dave. Fascinating.

@Mundon You have done so immensely, helped, I mean. The last one I had, my late maternal grandfather loved it and I gave it to him. That was, I think, 1987. It would be nice to have another, if only for sentimentality.

@Mundon thanks for posting about those razors in the first place.

@Mundon I’m don’t have the luxury to be picky. I think that these will do just fine. I don’t know how much the cost on Amazon but I really don’t care. I think these will do nicely.

Hi mike, just read your article, there’s no date on it so I don’t know how old it is. Keep up the good work. I’d really like to see more pictures of what Vietnam looks like today. Keep in touch.

More good news

Oh, the same tired old mantra being used by the liberal media women everywhere. I thought it was Trump and Trump voters doing that. Oh well, whenever we fail, there’s always the patriarchy, whatever or whomever that is, to blame. I’m sure they’re teaching this drivel in colleges and universities too. Rubbish.

Another interesting article on a #xmpp comparison to #matrix.

To all the “experts” on everything including the ones who think that #xmpp is dead or whatever other negatives they have to share, all one has to do is read the documents to realize the folly of one’s own ways. XMPP is part of the future and a complete solution.

@linmob would you have any ideas how I might buy some extra batteries for my #pinephone? The Pine64 store seems to be out at the moment. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.