Hey, friends! How is everybody doin'?
What a week! Trump/Musk shit show, Russia blasting Kiev surprisingly timidly, dead kids all day and everyday in Gaza...on and on it goes.
Anything you wish to post about world affairs, well, have at it!
Welcome to Friday Night Photos everyone. Your once a week break from the daily insanity of the crazy world we live in. Please post any photos, memes, music, or whatever else you find of interest that helps you escape the madness.
Some more shots from my visit to the San Diego Botanical Garden last month.
Angel of the morning
South Korean perspective on patriotism renewed by President Lee Jae-myung.
“Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.”
Oh, no, I never watched that show back in the day. But I saw enough of it on my mom's and grandmother's TVs to know what it was about. Kind of.
Enough to know melodrama when I see it.
Imagine, if you will, the man with the largest ego and the man with the deepest pockets, joining together to save mankind from itself. And then breaking up. And then joining together again, maybe. All with the ebb and flow of a back alley cat fight. Slugging it out to do what's best. For you.
What a duo.
What a tag team.
Did I forget to mention that they are the two largest trolls in the world? Trolling from different angles, with the goal the same. The Big Bucks.
How do you think they got to where they are in the first place?
Why We War
Lee Camp recently wrote an article about what makes the US fight wars. He talks about recent wars, and I think his idea, that money and fiscal control of the world is the reason behind most wars, is spot on. Other countries have controlled the world with their currency in the past and the USA has done so since around 1944, when the US dollar became the world's anchor currency.
PetroDollar in Person! (from Lee Camp's article linked above)
Q: Have you found it yet?
A: Dunno what it looks like.
