1Nutcase is feeling SO guilty about running away his home country rather than standing in front of tanks there.

Because he's such a much better person than anyone else here... just ask him.

And we have yet to even hear from DJT on Epstein's butt. I'm sure he wants to compliment it.

What a way to see the world... she's been from Patagonia to Alaska, all over Africa, Europe, Asia, and more. Sort of open air adventuring.

Getting to Japan from Europe through the ME and China has been 2 years of extraordinary travel and adventure.

Frankenstein . Edgar Winters Group . 1973

If the Trump Commerce Dept stats are good enough for the Media, they're good enough for me!

These people are criminals, remember?

Bellboy still obfuscating for the Oligarchy; posting articles by radical rwing Fascists:

"Core Mission and Focus

Campaign Finance: Founded in 2005 by former Federal Election Commission (FEC) Chairman Bradley A. Smith (R), IFS regularly opposes campaign contribution limits, disclosure requirements, and regulations on political spending (including co-counseling the landmark SpeechNow.org v. FEC case that paved the way for super PACs)."

Number of the Beast

Saw this guy in downtown Austin in the early '80's in small-venue bar that I happened into; had never heard of him before:

- The Who with Moon.

They were great... I've never been able to remember Peter Noone and the Hermits even being there, I was so stunned by the music. This was NOT the Beatles, lol.

And then seeing the Stones was also a treat.

This was one of my favorite concert tours that came to Dallas (fav along with Joni Mitchell and Tom Scott):

"Yardbirds guitar legends unite: Watch Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page jam on Layla at 1983 ARMS Charity concert

Karab... I went to my very first Concert ever at 16 to see Herman's Hermits in Dallas with a girl in high school who wanted me and my new Drivers Licence to take her to see them.

The band that came on first was... The Who. They played the set of their early stuff with Happy Jack, My Generation, and some others, then tore up their instruments and the stage, in TX ffs!

No one there had seen anything like it, and my music life changed forever.

Then later in college I saw a '72 Stone's tour in Ft Worth with Stevie Wonder opening, who was a tough act for anyone to follow. He was led around to every instrument on the stage it seemed, and he played all of them.

Stevie Wonder and Jeff Beck Perform "Superstition" | Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary

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- bassist

Alice Cooper & The Muppets - "Welcome To My Nightmare"

"Kare 11 further uncovered federal records revealing that CoreCivic had donated $500,000 to the Trump-Vance inaugural committee."

Well... mystery solved!

MARA!

Make America Russia Again! - signed DJT, your President.

Avg American's Cost Soar!

(two sides, same coin)

Nightmare (GUITAR SHRED) | Live in one take
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Gilded Age Oligarchs... aka "Robber Barons".

Kinda like the Robber Billionaires we have now.

DJT et al are Project25's long-held Plan to make us a Corporate-dominated Fascist Nation... which is what we are becoming.

Adolph was a charismatic criminal, too, but he was nothing without the German equivalent of America's earlier Gilded Age Oligarchs.

(searched that sentence I wrote and found their names; the Musks and Theils and Kushners of their time)

John Coltrane " Alabama (1963) | A Historic Performance

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On September 15, 1963, four young girls were killed in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama. Later that year, John Coltrane recorded "Alabama," a work widely understood as his musical response to the tragedy.

This live performance features the classic Coltrane quartet:
John Coltrane " tenor saxophone
McCoy Tyner " piano
Jimmy Garrison " bass
Elvin Jones " drums

Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders - Positively 4th street (1973) Live

Interview with Robert Garcia who got these files released:

#3

Good one... reminded me of this:

True Detective - Opening song (HD) (The Handsome Family - Far From Any Road)

He caught a train from Alexandria
Just a broken man in flight
Running scared with all his devils
Saying prayers all through the night

But mercy can't find him
Not in the shadows where he calls
Forsaking all his better angels
That's how every empire falls

The bells ring out on Sunday morning
Like echoes from another time
All our innocence and yearning
And sense of wonder left behind

Oh, gentle hearts remember
What was that story? Is it lost?
For when religion loses vision
That's how every empire falls

He toasts his wife and all his family
The providence he brought to bear
They raise their glasses in his honor
Although, this union they don't share

A man who lives among them
Was still a stranger to them all
For when the heart is never open
That's how every empire falls

Padlock the door and board the windows
Put the people in the street
"It's just my job, " he says "I'm sorry."
And draws a check, goes home to eat

But at night he tells his woman
"I know I hide behind the laws."
She says, "You're only taking orders."
That's how every empire falls

A bitter wind blows through the country
A hard rain falls on the sea
If terror comes without a warning
There must be something we don't see

What fire begets this fire?
Like torches thrown into the straw
If no one asks, then no one answers
That's how every empire falls

- John Prine, 2005

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IT was the GOP that did this first in Alaska... see the post at #7.

And they used the name of an out of state prison inmate.