Schedule
Closing Argument: Who Is Voting for Biden, Trump or Kennedy?
Book Recommendation: National Populism
I’ve got a few hours to walk around before my flight. Walked from the hotel to the French Quarter, found bourbon Street, and made my way back to the French Quarter
I spoke with the lady serving coffee. She says New Orleans, and bourbon Street area in particular, is just getting worse and worse. She said she wants to move. Can’t stand the tourists.
And when you appreciate the type of tourist that comes to Bourbon Street, and the reasons for which they come, you can pretty much understand the sentiments.
She said an Uber driver was killed just off Bourbon Street the other week.
The coffee was very good at least
Bourbon Street feels like Vegas, only dirtier. And I didn’t think that was possible. Lol.
The architecture is beautiful. Aesthetically, it’s somewhat picturesque. It kind of feels like 1600s France. Except instead of cafés lining the streets, it’s bars and strip clubs. not my cup of tea.
They are literally cleaning the sidewalks. Apparently they do it at least every Thursday. Cleaning up ...
I did a quick hit on Richard Syrette yesterday. Gotta keep Canadians apprised of the U.S. madness.
Share your ideas for the housing market. Currently, Trump is pushing a 50-year mortgage, which many are skeptical is the best idea. What ideas should we promote for populist policies to improve access to housing? Share your thoughts in replies below.
Sitting here at the beach with Ethan, feeling guilty that I am here with Ethan, while Katie is watching a terrorist government dispose of 300 ostrich carcasses.
Apparently, some of them were beheaded.
The Canada I once new is beyond dead. It is possessed.
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Art of the Day
America in black-and-white, from another time and place, with the wooden shacks, old-time automobiles, along a stretch of highway looking like Route 66, hugged by small gas stations, old diners, and convenient motels, where Americans go about their day, underneath the open skies, along the open road, inviting and welcoming to a time past we spiritually seek to return.
B. Wisdom of the Day
"The Russians are slow to saddle up but ride fast once they do." Otto Von Bismark.
C. Cultural Recommendation
Kevin Phillips reminder that past can be prologue. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/565270.Arrogant_Capital
D. Appearances
II. THE EVIDENCE
*Note: A reminder — links are NOT endorsements of the ideas contained therein. The Library is big, and it mostly consists of ideas I do not personally share.
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Art of the Day
B. Wisdom of the Day
C. Cultural Recommendation
D. Appearances
II. THE EVIDENCE
*Note: A reminder — links are NOT endorsements of the ideas contained therein. The Library is big, and it mostly consists of ideas I do not personally share.
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Art of the Day
A rainy day in a French café, enjoying an orange presse and a well-made latte, with a good book to digest, amidst the quiet conversations in neghboring tables, a place to disappear lost in thought amidst the soft tap-tap-tap of the water on the windowsill.
B. Wisdom of the Day
“There’s always one more thing you can do to influence any situation in your favor—and after that one more thing, and after that…. The more you do the more opportunities arise.” Lieutenant General Harold Moore, born in the heart of Bourbon country and served in Vietnam.
C. Cultural Recommendation
A trip down memory lane, and how tactical blunders drove most of the nation’s mistakes in war. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6405098-the-folly-of-war
D. Appearances
II. THE EVIDENCE
*Note: A reminder — links are NOT endorsements of the ideas contained therein. The Library is big, and it mostly consists of ideas I do not personally share.
