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Just a Silly Story 14
I’m going to pare this article down to its essence. First there is a high correlation between locations in the US where there is a high percentage of: 1. Undocumented immigrants 2. Urban areas controlled by Democrats 3. MS-13 arrests … Continue reading
The Fixer 09
The next attempt targeted Ned. It was just two days later that Tim had sent him down to the state’s corporation records office. For once, they were on a case trying absolve someone — a senator — of false accusations. … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, computer technology, crime, espionage, fiction
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The Fixer 08
They knew that police protection was out of the question; Tim wasn’t a VIP. Things had really changed in urban areas like the one flung out around the seat of government. Before the introduction of energy weapons, police departments had … Continue reading
Oklahoma Heart Hospital Is Grossly Incompetent
Let me make this clear: You may well receive very good medical care from Oklahoma Heart Hospital. However, their accounting and billing operation is so pitifully incompetent it borders on criminal negligence in my opinion. Let me explain. We all … Continue reading
Wise as Serpents
There’s nothing sinful about having a good solid mental grasp of reality. This is how the rest of the world believes things work, and we need to be aware of where their heads are if we expect to help them … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged crime, economics, government, politics, propaganda, social mythology
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Yes Means No, Part 3
Adios, “No!” Management. Unlike you folks, I keep my word. I said I would get out of your hair and I’m almost there. In the next month or so I’ll be living somewhere else. In the future, at every possible … Continue reading
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Tagged business, crime, human suffering, park manager, Yes Communities
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Here It Comes (Updated)
Just a quick note for astute regular readers: Holy Cynicism Time. On a busy weekend night when folks were likely out celebrating Valentine’s Day, the NYTimes reports a story about bank hacking that saw major losses that could rise to … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged banking, crime, economics, government, internet, oppression, technology
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Quantum Privacy
If you render it into a digital format, it’s public domain. When the only thing protecting you is government policy, you have no protection at all. The mere existence of any entity’s access means it will be used and abused. … Continue reading
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Tagged business, compsec, computers, crime, government, internet, resistance, windows
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Signs of Life
Life sucks on this plane of existence. It’s not as if you can’t find glimmers of grace and mercy, but this world is damaged goods and will not be redeemed. English translations of Scripture routinely confuse things by the ambiguity … Continue reading