You have a lot of free time on your hands when you are out of work. Television acts as background noise as you fill out job applications and, since I cut the cord years ago, YouTube has become my new “channel” of choice…
It’s interesting to understand that this is the future (maybe not YouTube in particular, but definitely free programing) as millions still pay monthly for their programing. Soon everyone will understand that cutting the cord gives you more choices than you have now with cable - which is pretty unbelievable considering it was only a few years ago that we were marveling at the number of channels available on cable (compared with the original 3 networks). This next iteration is a further transfer from the abundant choices cable gave us to the unlimited choices available via individual creators.
I decided to start a YouTube channel. I spend enough time talking to the TV and having conversations in my head, so I figured - since I’m not really doing much these ...
Andrew Tate - where do you start with this guy. I think he is going to be a victim of his own words - There is no doubt that he has said some very shocking and, objectively, bad things. There is still a question about consent - I guess that is what the court will figure out... Unless, of course, the matrix is real (It's not). But, I wouldn't put it past the corrupt Romanian government to be, well... Corrupt. Hopefully he can get a fair trial.
Everything about Andrew Tate is not bad. He is right that Men should take care of themselves, that Men should work out and live a healthy life, and that Men should be men - and Andrew Tate was a very loud advocate for that.
This quick update is just about his new lawyer - She is a high powered celebrity lawyer that works at (or is a partner of) Mark Geragos's law firm (He is the guy that defended Michael Jackson and Scott Peterson). Her name is Tina Glandian - O' she also defended Jessie Smallet.
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Eliza Bleu claims to be an advocate for sex trafficking victims. Eliza claims to have been sex trafficked herself. Is Eliza lying? This seems to be the big question based on her recent removal of a publicly available video that was reposted on twitter by @TheQuartering and by @BrittanyVenti (along with getting Quartering and Britney kicked from twitter #freethequartering #FreeBrittanyVenti). But I am not here to rehash old arguments.
I want to know if Eliza is lying about being a victim, and in turn, making it harder for real victims. Here is your answer:
What's my take and why should you care?
I used to work in the adult industry. I worked with Escorts, dancers, clubs, publications, etc. I worked in the industry for over a decade and had may friends that were escorts - I have also had friends that were "trafficked".
What do I think?
I break down a part of the conversation she had with @CandiceHorbacz where she talks about 2 experiences that she says qualifies herself as a ...
Eliza Bleu has told so many different stories to so many different people that it is hard to keep them all strait. The Daily Beast tells a version of Eliza's story through a supposed old friend.
As I explained in the last video, I worked in the adult industry and wanted to look at Eliza's trafficking claims through those eyes... Did the Daily Beast article confirm or contradict my thoughts? Well, they did a little of both.
Confirmed:
The daily Beast, through Eliza's friend Wenzel, confirmed what I thought was probably a lie about Eliza going out to LA before she was 18. Wenzel says she was at least in her early 20's during the time that the first incident was supposed to happened.
Refuted:
The Daily Beast, again through Wenzel, kind of contradicts the fact that Eliza was an escort or that she had Pimp and was sex trafficked... or at least Wenzel never saw any of it and said Eliza was supported by her family the whole time.
I find this to be a little bit suspicious. Wenzel was not ...
President Biden had another gaffe a day ago or so… But that is not the amazing part of this story. He seems to think we need more women to work. And I’m not talking about the most important work a person (man or woman) can do - that, of course, is raising children and helping to mold young minds into adults… No, no, no. He is talking about the kind of work that can be measured by some global statistics. He was concerned about how we stack up against other countries - pitting US women against theirs.
There is so much wrong with this, but let's start with the fact that he only seems concerned about “developed countries” - Screw the women working in Rwanda or Tanzania or Zimbabwe. He doesn't care much about what they do or wants to compare us with those countries… Just the “developed” countries.
Wasn’t there always supposed to be equal representation by women or whomever the left thought needed equity..? According to Biden, having half the people working for him being women ...
Donald Trump is giving us a preview of the craziness that awaits us - and like a canyon filling with water during a flash flood, we aren’t going to have to wait long until we are all drowning in the political sewage that is the mainstream media.
This time it is going to be different. The mainstream media is holding on by a shoestring. They need Trump - Trump is their last gasp of air before they all drown in the ocean of free content available without a cable subscription…
I predict that the media will help Trump win - They will say they are not, they will still rail against him, but they also know they need him and the smart cable executives will realize that there is a very distinct choice in this next election:
Donald Trump wins and the cable networks have a 4-year extension on their extinction. Their ratings will increase and they will have some time to figure out how to transition their business to the quickly developing free “youtube” standard
Donald Trump loses and everyone ...
Vigilantism meaning - the act of preventing, investigating and punishing perceived offenses and crimes without legal authority.
Vigilantism on the rise in the United States with people believing that police policies and new no-bail laws are making the streets more dangerous. Citizens are starting to take the law into their own hands.
In Houston, a diner shot a would be robber - preventing the robbery with multiple shots fired into the suspect.
In DC, a city government worker fired a gun at a teenager who was stealing a car - The thirteen year old boy died.
In St. Louis, a women fought back after her car was car-jacked but also killed a pedestrian when she fired at the jacker.
The perception is, calling the police or voting for stricter policies is not working. But is law enforcement by citizen the correct way to solve the problem? Two out of the three vigilantes above are being charged with manslaughter or murder.
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