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October 26, 2025
I MADE IT HOME!

Just landed.

A 9-hour flight from Paris to Miami.

Watched 4 movies.

Review:

1) American Sniper: everything was good about the movie - except the movie.

It was as though it was intended to be the most clichéd movie ever, from dialogue to action sequences.

The only thing that saved the movie was the actual story behind the movie. The sacrifice those who serve make.

The horrors they go through.

The difficulty to reintegrate.

But the movie was just awful. From beginning (with the awful acting and dialogue of the bar scene) to middle (with the fake baby doll and Cooper trying to wiggle the fingers to make the doll look like a baby) to the end - where they skip over the compounded tragedy of not even endeavoring to explore another broken veteran with PTSD / schizophrenia killing the American Sniper.

Just an end-screen caption.

The movie did nothing to serve justice to the true story.

2) The Beekeeper: John Wick meets phone scammers. Just awful. And for some reason, every bad guy in this movie - about phone scammers - is a young white male.

Yeah. 40 minutes in and I’m turning it off.

Jason Statham. An actor with the character depth of a one-key piano.

A movie as unfunny, and unexciting, and unoriginal as a one-key piano,

Ok I gave it 5 more minutes and then realized the old guy was Jeremy Irons.

Ok, I’m out. After a women villain in a link jacket with a Tommy gun get burned to death and Statham cuts her finger off like it was the cake in an episode of “is it cake”?

It’s not just a John Wick remix. They threw in an excessive dose of DEI.

Ok I skipped to the last 5 minutes. Statham escapes in a scuba suit.

Thanks goodness I saved 50 minutes on a 9-hour flight.

3) Le Routard (The Rookie Guide). French movie about a guy who decides to travel the world but realizes he doesn’t know how to travel. He gets a job for a globetrotter magazine and a whacky adventure ensues.

Fun, a little silly on some of the slapstick comedy. But a vicarious trip through Marakesh.

4) Sinners: I liked it better when it was called “From Dusk to Dawn”, Except I didn’t like From Dusk to Dawn either.

This movie that is technically well done, but utterly offensive.

It starts off as a Mississippi time-piece about to brothers coming back from Chicago to start a blues house in the delta.

After overran hour, it suddenly turns into a vampire zombie movie about white vampires killing the black party attendees / turning them into vampires.

They even had a scene where the white guys with blood on their mouthes were dancing an Irish jig

It’s the most offensive piece of racist trash I have ever seen and I want the 2 hours and 17 minutes of my life back.

It’s impossible to describe how bad this movie is.

Everyone involved in making this movie should go to jail.

Race baiting trash is what this movie is,

Unless I misunderstood something.

back.

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His moment of greatness

And it was quite literally his only moment of greatness in the three games! 😂

What’s incredible is how expensive everything has gotten, even the most traditional family outings.

Admittedly, we were five kids and two adults, but it was over $35 per person to play three games of bowling.

Then you have to rent the shoes.

And the food, if you order it, is overpriced junk.

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Dexter Taylor

I put this tweet out today. Let’s see if we can’t catch the eye of Kathy Hochul:

Link if anyone wants to share https://x.com/thevivafrei/status/2057456154725216297?s=46

“A grotesque injustice, coupled with meaningful public pressure caused Democrat Governor @GovofCO to do the right thing and commute the egregious sentence of Tina Peters.

Can we get a similar remedy of justice from @GovKathyHochul for Dexter Taylor, who has now been rotting away in a New York prison for two years for the heinous crime of peacefully exercising his God-given 2nd Amendment rights?

Kathy, I know I have called you a “demon” for pushing the experimental Covid jab on 6-month old babies. I regret nothing.

You have an opportunity here for some form of vindication. We can get back to the Covid shot when Dexter is a free man.

And to refresh your memory: Judge Abena Darkeh in Dexter’s trial literally said “Do not bring the Second Amendment
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  • The cowboy hat on a country fence in the country. Americana defined. Independence. Freedom. Conviction. The best traits of America captured in the yeoman farmer of Jeffersonian lore. The echoes of a country song about love and loss, heartbreak and hope, a whisper of the future amidst the distress of the day. The sun ain’t set yet. 
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  3. SCOTUS: Corporate immunity. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-1238_1b7d.pdf
  4. SCOTUS: Arbitration. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/25-83_3e04.pdf
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*Bonus: California: agency power. https://www4.courts.ca.gov/opinions/documents/S284378.PDF

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