I have been driving around Wellington in the last couple of days. Traffic is abysmal, as usual. Stop start, stop start… but there are billboards all over the place advertising the Ru Paul show.
Tell me, New Zealanders… do you really think, in the middle of a pandemic, it was more important to bring in Ru Paul and his entourage than… fruit pickers, nurses, doctors, Kiwi family members, construction workers, engineers, IT workers…
Really?
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Interestingly, the story as of last week even includes a bouquet of flowers. Just like the myth, what appear to be yellow chrysanthemums, were delivered to Fauci’s doorstep. Though not daffodils this time, yellow chrysanthemums are commonly called mums. Fitting, I suppose, because mum’s the word.
The architect of Melbourne’s misery allowed to slink into the shadows.
Many of the people who were wrong about everything STILL run the same institutions. They’re still unelected. And they’re still certain they were the heroes. This means the next emergency will be handled by the same class of ‘experts,’ with the same lack of oversight and accountability.
Marx was a monster: not coincidentally, his theory is monstrous.
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The word for today is… gnomic (adjective) - 1: characterized by aphorism 2: given to the composition of gnomic writing Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : A gnome is an aphorism—that is, an observation or sentiment reduced to the form of a saying. Gnomes are sometimes couched in metaphorical or figurative language,
