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Monday, April 13, 2020

Spoken . . .

https://www.shutterstock.com/search/horse+stable

. . . like a true 'stable' genius . . .

". . . "And they're constantly trying to come up with a new – people go to a hospital and they catch – they go for a heart operation – that's no problem, but they end up dying from – from problems. You know the problems I'm talking about. There's a whole genius to it.". . . “We’re fighting – not only is it hidden, but it’s very smart. Okay? It’s invisible and it’s hidden, but it’s – it’s very smart.”. . . "

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Sunday, March 22, 2020

Stable . . .

. . . genius

http://www.horsestall-fronts.com/sale-10205197-custom-steel-horse-

stable-partitions-horse-stable-box-with-riding-equipment.html

(from A Very Stable Genius; Donald J. Trump's Testing of America by Philip Rucker and Carol Leonnig)

". . . The first couple was set to take a private tour of the USS Arizona Memorial, which sits just of the coast of Honolulu and straddles the hull of the battleship that sank into the Pacific during the Japanese surprise bombing attack in 1941. As a passenger boat ferried the Trumps to the stark white memorial, the president pulled (John) Kelly aside for a quiet consult . . . "Hey, John, what's this all about? What's this a tour of?" Trump asked his chief of staff. . . Kelly was momentarily stunned. Trump had heard the phrase "Pearl Harbor" and appeared to understand that he was visiting the scene of a historic battle, but he did not seem to know much else. . . "He was at time dangerously uninformed," said one senior former advisor. . . "

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Friday, March 8, 2013

Good. . .

. . . for you. . .

Do we really know what is good for us? Just watched a flick from '96 called Citizen Ruth which asks that, among other questions. I remember in my early working days encountering homeless people downtown and wondering if my giving them a dollar was actually a benefit to them. Then there was an episode of LA Law (I think), where one of the attorneys took an interest in a homeless woman and went to great pains to get her involved in a program that would help her become a stable, self- sustaining citizen. Turns out the woman did not want the help of the attorney at all. She merely wanted cash to satisfy her immediate need or desire, no matter how temporary, superficial or unhealthy. She was, in the end, quite content with her homeless lifestyle.

Ruth, in the movie, was similar. And while she became involved with people who, unlike the attorney, offered her help under the guise of beneficence but were merely using her situation to further their own (political, in this case) agenda.

How true to life.