Monthly Archives: February 2018

Eagles will run onto field at Super Bowl 2018 to a Meek Mill song    Meek Mill to watch Super Bowl from prison as Eagles take field to his song ‘Dreams and Nightmares’  Eagles enthusiasm makes you want to soar with … Continue reading →

A walk down memory lane; great moments in ‘deep state’ history Remember this one — way back in 2017?: SCHUMER WARNS TRUMP THAT INTEL OFFICIALS HAVE “6 WAYS FROM SUNDAY” AT GETTING BACK AT YOU “The new leader of Democrats … Continue reading →

(Referencing former FBI Director James Comey’s description of the Nunes Memo) To those who are distraught over the “attacks” on lawlessness and corruption at the highest levels of our nation’s hallowed federal law enforcement and national security agencies: – No … Continue reading →

“F.B.I. agents are dogged people who do not care about the direction of political winds. But to succeed in their work, they need public backing. Scorched-earth attacks from politicians with partisan goals now threaten that support, raising corrosive doubts about the integrity … Continue reading →

I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. “Road Not Taken”, by Robert … Continue reading →

– IF ROBERT MUELLER DOES NOT IMMEDIATELY RESIGN IN DISGRACE – IF AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DO NOT DEMAND THAT AN APPROPRIATE INVESTIGATION OF THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION/HILLARY CAMPAIGN, INCLUDING FORMER PRESIDENT OBAMA’S PARTICIPATION IN THE WIDESPREAD CORRUPTION … Continue reading →

The series of posts to follow reflect an accumulation of concerns expressed by the author, Senior Editor DLH, over the now many months of investigations into “Russiagate”. To say that there is a political and constitutional travesty going on perpetrated  … Continue reading →

Thanks to DK 00

Chinese Know a “Fellow Traveler” When They see One? “Pope Francis has decided to accept the legitimacy of seven Catholic bishops appointed by the Chinese government, a concession that the Holy See hopes will lead Beijing to recognize his authority … Continue reading →

We’ve all been to a Super Bowl party, or watched a game with friends at a saloon. It doesn’t matter the sport. Fans of both teams are sitting around, feeling the “thrill of victory” and/or “the agony of defeat”. Experiencing … Continue reading →