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Tuesday updates
Gonna start this Tuesday with a familiar set of names. Remember Hilary’s old vice chief of staff, Huma Abedin? Used to be married to a favorite (well, notorious) New York Pol, Anthony Wiener)? And we mentioned a while back that George Soros’s son, Alex, was starting to take over the reins at the Soros Open […]
Tour de France is running
OK, I know all you hairy-chested macho guys think the Tour is for less than manly guys, or cheaters like Lance Armstrong. Consider this: in terms of calories expended, these guys are essentially running a marathon DAILY for 23 days. They are covering the same distance as LA to Columbia, SC… on bicycles. And doing […]
Beryl lands in Texas
Hurricane Beryl is hitting Texas today. So far something over 2,700,000 electric customers are without power. I know there are several of the site readers (including myself) in the path of the storm – several vets I have heard from south in Houston are without power but OK. One, a lady I served with in […]
Daily FGS
Ka-Bar Man shot, killed after holding 3 at gunpoint at Hartsville park, police say Officials have identified a man killed after a shooting in the Pee Dee late Wednesday. By Dylan Leatherwood and WMBF News Staff HARTSVILLE, S.C (WMBF) – The man killed in a shooting at a park in Hartsville allegedly pulled out a […]
Hunter Biden guilty on all gun charges
A jury found Hunter Biden guilty of all the gun related charges. They deliberated for three hours before making their decision. After the verdict, Hunter Biden expressed gratefulness for the love and support that he received from family, friends, and community. He also expressed disappointment at the verdict. From Fox News: The trial focused on […]
Navy’s First Black SEAL passes
Seems daily that I see “first black XXX”” or “pioneering black XXX dies” – I guess it is just the timing. It was in the ’50s and ’60s when desegregation really became an issue, and I guess the march of time makes many of those folks prone to leaving us now that they are in […]
Former IG NCO of the Year faces arraignment
Back in 2019, Master Sergeant Christopher Dehn became the NCO of the Year for I Corps’ Inspector General Corps. What a difference a few years make: Master Sgt. Christopher Dehn, 37, is set to be arraigned June 5 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state on four counts of sexual assault, two counts of sexual […]
Thank Kerry & Co for Iran Nukes
Remember when the Obama administration said it would “vigorously enforce” sanctions against Iran due to its nuclear program? The Obama-Biden administration began its Joint Plan of Action, which served as the negotiating process for the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran Nuclear Deal, that was signed by then-President Obama in […]
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