Life wouldn't be life if we didn't put out a sparkling new ish of The Last Word!
Our new January ish talks about the ransomware attack on a local school system, people being kicked out of amusement parks, the shrinking lifespan of electric razors, more ruined stamp collections, and more!
So point your pooper here...
https://www.scribd.com/document/695564180/The-Last-Word-1-2024
If that doesn't work, bip on over here...
My latest Substack entry talks about mission creep surrounding COVID social controls...
What an idiot!
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has amassed a record of failure, and now it's continuing as she has vetoed a bill passed by lawmakers that would have banned noncompete agreements that hamstring workers.
Hochul's goal was to appease Wall Street, which had fiercely attacked the bill.
One of the worst governors in America (outside New Mexico) strikes again!
My latest Substack entry is a short one that deals with new developments that show lockdowns were at odds with social justice...
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/more-lockdown-racism
My latest Substack entry covers assorted acts of COVID fascism that persisted into 2021 or later...
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/hindsight-is-2021-too
Usenet used to be the armpit of not just the Internet but of all of society. But, compared to the heavily censored social media sites of today, it's looking pretty good now. The harassment isn't as bad on today's social media as it used to be on Usenet, but the censorship is far, far worse - even though Usenet wasn't free of censorship itself.
Usenet is public. Social media sites are privately owned. That's one advantage Usenet has.
But now that some have expressed a renewed interest in Usenet because of the bottomless Big Tech censorship on social media, Google has now decided to end Usenet support. Starting in February, Google will no longer support posting new messages on Usenet or archive new Usenet content. Yet its archive of past Usenet content - which is full of forged posts, spam, and other garbage - will of course remain. Google refuses to allow users to delete their own content from this archive, much less remedy forged posts. It won't even post a disclaimer warning readers that much of it is fake.
Got that? Google promoted Usenet when it was the worse alternative, but is now dropping it as more people consider it superior. Is this Opposite Day or something?
Who is putting Google up to this? The federal government colluded with Twitter and Facebook to censor "disinformation" about COVID. I suspect that's what's going on here.
My latest Substack entry is long, but it covers a lot of lockdown fascism from 2020, including canceled festivals and funerals, limits on protests, and health problems that occurred because people weren't allowed to visit a doctor...
I've just received an important text message declaring that a Vladimir Putin look-alike was seen at a local eye doctor.
My latest Substack entry is a short account of recent lies about COVID numbers that have actually affected policy...
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/liar-liar-revisited
It's a December to dismember, as the December issue of The Last Word is pub!
This ish talks about a visit to the Columbus Zoo, an overflowing toilet ruining an Airbnb, an Idaho town that missed the Super Bowl, getting chased down the street in 7th grade and breaking my arm, and more!
So point your pooper here...
https://www.scribd.com/document/688403433/The-Last-Word-12-2023
If that doesn't work, rock on over here...
Another Substack entry! This one covers an assortment of bad effects of lockdowns, especially those that became known in 2020...
I have a brand new Substack entry that talks about Slovenia refunding lockdown fines, even as some claim that nobody was ever punished for violating lockdowns...
My new Substack entry describes how officials lied when they said vaccines would end COVID restrictions...
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/vaccines-no-shot-in-the-arm-for-lifting
My newest Substack post is about CNN trying to whip up fear over the pneumonia outbreak in China...
My second Substack entry today touches on brand new COVID restrictions enacted in a U.S. national park just yesterday...
https://bandit73.substack.com/p/and-the-hits-just-keep-on-coming
I have a new Substack installment that describes labor unions selling out by supporting lockdowns...
My latest Substack entry touches on mask hoopla, including how adults harassed small children for not wearing masks at playgrounds...
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/the-kids-arent-alright
My latest Substack entry introduces us to the lingering failures of remote schooling...
My latest Substack installment describes the beginnings of dissent against the lockdown thought police...
This entry in my Substack series describes how lockdowns violated constitutional protections and separation of powers...
Today I went to the Columbus Zoo, and a person bubbled a green bub.
My latest Substack piece is about how lockdowns forced people to stay indoors where viruses spread more easily...
My latest Substack installment talks about how COVID totalitarianism was backed by the rich and powerful...
It's hard to believe we're seeing stories like this in 2023, but that's 2023 for ya!
On Tuesday, a precinct in east central Louisville actually voted 61% to 39% to go dry - i.e., to prohibit alcohol sales. This angered the owner of a restaurant in that precinct, and some officials have noted that supporters of the alcohol ban used racist language throughout the campaign. The precinct also has at least one store that sells beer.
Rural Kentucky counties keep voting to go wet after years of being dry, yet a big city like Louisville can't handle a restaurant serving beer to adults. And the racism makes the situation even more un-American.
And don't even ask about how badly the Louisville school system has declined in the past few years. Now it's like Campbell County or that district north of Cincinnati where some right-wing loudmouth keeps ranting about stuff.
I'm back with another Substack piece. This entry deals with lies by the media and politicians that propped up the COVID command state...
The permacloud is fortifying, and we won't see the sun for the next 7 months, but it's always a beautiful day to dispel a Big Lie regarding Social Security. I don't think I've touched on this nearly enough, and it's time we set the record straight.
Here's the facts: People pay into Social Security for themselves - at least in the United States. It's their money. Contrary to what the media has claimed, current retirees are not being funded by younger workers. One website correctly notes, "If you have no record of paying into the system, you will not receive payouts." That means people are paying into this program for their own benefits.
To cut their benefits is theft.
It's not only retirement, but disability too. Those who receive some sort of disability benefit from Social Security have also paid into it at some point. How much they've paid and how much they receive varies. But rest assured, they paid for it, and it's their money. When we say there's 2 certainties in life - death and taxes - we mean it. You can't hide from the taxman. You can be a hermit, and somewhere along the line, you're still paying taxes. We all live in a society - not in a total vacuum - and paying taxes is part of the deal.
Even the self-employed pay into Social Security.
Understand? These are facts.
Unfortunately, the Reagan regime did raise the retirement age from 65 to 67, and it was mostly covered up. These changes finally took effect just recently, and nobody did a damn thing about this theft.
The media also likes to harp about Social Security going broke sometime in the next few years so they can justify further cuts, but this crusade falls to rack and ruin every time the government throws more taxpayer money at foreign wars. This means the era of "we can't afford it" should be over.
If you don't receive every penny of Social Security you paid for, it's theft. It makes almost any other act of theft out there look like a 5-year-old stealing a pack of bubble gum from Kroger in comparison.
Finally!
I know this is about 40 years too late to prevent the disaster that occurred at Cline Middle School, but hopefully this means Lexington will stop using pepper spray.
This brief Substack entry describes brand new studies that continue to show the negative effects of lockdowns:
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/lockdown-effects-still-emerging
My latest Substack article deals primarily with how lockdowns were selectively enforced:
https://open.substack.com/pub/bandit73/p/lockdowns-for-thee-not-for-me
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