Friday, May 29, 2026

Cycle of Life


 

Across North America they are hitting the ground.


WHATTADAY!!!

 


OFFICIANT!

New York,  New York

May 23,  2026

Too easy..........

One of the many things I have going for me in the stock market is that I have looked at over a million charts since the 1980's.  The charts don't lie, show pain and pleasure, greed and fear.  The chart will make the move before the news does.   You still think insider trading is a thing of the past?   LOL, fools and their money are soon parted.

You see, the stocks don't know I own them and wouldn't behave any differently if they did.

It has been a glorious year.  So far.

Look around.  What do you see?    I see a populace having a tough time.

I see every car dealership from Atlanta to Nashville, so full they can't get any more cars on the lots.

I see savings being depleted.

I see inflation.

I see homes for sale, sitting.   

When it comes it will be rather fast and furious. 

It's coming.  It will.  Trust me. 

Berkshire sitting on $400,000,000,000 of cash.  Waiting for better times to enter the market with new buys at the right time, when blood is running in the street.

The cycle of manias, on full display.

Today, Greed is in control. 

So far.

Thursday, May 28, 2026

118 for 118 so far...............

 Congratulations President Donald J. Trump

You Want Some Truth?

"If the vaccines are so safe, why are they blocking the safety studies? Looking at how these vaccines are actually approved has completely changed how I practice medicine. When the FDA and HHS are actively blocking publications on safety, it’s no longer about health—it's about control."

-----Mary Talley Bowden, M.D. 

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

TO: Montana Governor Greg Gianforte

This is too good not to post here.   There is a growing sense of outrage in Montana.


I’ve been reliably informed that Montana’s governor and lieutenant governor have both seen my posts, so I just wanted to say hi. And since you’re apparently reading, here’s an open invitation. Come do a public interview with me and explain why I’m wrong on corner crossing. Explain why the average Montana hunter should not be able to step from public land to public land without touching private property. Explain who you think public land actually belongs to. Unless, of course, it is easier to hide from this issue, hope it goes away, and avoid answering tough questions from regular hunters who are tired of watching public land become private playgrounds for the well-connected outfitters and landowners. I understand. Politicians usually prefer controlled rooms, softball questions, and friendly audiences. Maybe Montana’s governor is different. Maybe he has a backbone. I guess we’ll find out.

But this issue is not just me making noise on Facebook. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and the Public Land & Water Access Association have filed a lawsuit in Montana to try to cement the legality of corner crossing and open access to roughly 871,000 acres of corner-locked public land in that state. onX deserves a ton of credit too, because they put real mapping and real money behind this fight and showed there are 8.3 million acres of corner-locked public land across the West, blocked by more than 27,000 land-locking corners. This is not about stealing private land. This is about stealing public land, and whether it only belongs to people with the money, lawyers, outfitters, and political connections to the governor to keep everybody else out. So Governor, Lieutenant Governor, the invitation is open. Come explain your position to regular hunters in public. They vote!
— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer | Owner, DeLong Lures

Let’s look at the landowner argument on corner crossing. They say they are worried people will trespass, wander off the public corner, cut across private land, or use corner crossing as an excuse to violate property rights. Fine. That is a real concern. But if a homeowner in town is worried someone might break into his house, he does not get to block off the whole street and tell everybody else they cannot walk down it. That street is not his.
If somebody trespasses, prosecute them. If somebody damages your property, go after them. But you do not get to block the public from public land because you are worried someone might break the law. I do not get to violate your rights, and you do not get to violate mine. Corner crossing is not about violating property rights. It is about protecting property rights. public land is all of our property and nobody gets to violate our property rights. Public land is not yours just because you own the land beside it just like your neighbors house doesn’t belong to you just because they live next to you.
— Stephen Ziegler
Outdoor writer | Owner, DeLong Lures

Imagine the DRAIN................

The next Congress WILL NOT have...  

Al Green
Jasmine Crockett 
Dan Crenshaw 
Eric Swalwell 
Mitch McConnell
Nancy Pelosi 
Don Bacon 
Jerry Nadler 
Bill Cassidy 
Thomas Massie 
John Cornyn 

It's called draining the swamp.

George Floyd

The fake tears crowd comes out every year in Minnesota for the memory of the shooting of George Floyd.

Liberals always need a reason to get out on a spring day and bemoan the law enforcement efforts of great professionals who put their lives on the line every day they go to work to look out for justice across the United States of America.  

So you think Mr. Floyd left such a legacy of being an exemplary father?  The law breaker wasn't a model citizen; his record reflects little but poor choices.

His 5 children didn't have a clue who he was. Imagine that? Be a responsible citizen, sire 5 kids,  be an active parent in their lives,  have a job, obey the law?   Naw, not George.

George Floyd had a lengthy criminal history, primarily involving drugs and theft, with one notable violent armed robbery. This is well-documented in court records from Harris County, Texas.

Why the media portrays Floyd as being a saint or martyr is beyond me. Floyd was a career offender for years—drug dealing, theft, and a violent armed robbery that terrorized innocent victims.

This is your annual reminder that George Floyd dressed as water company worker to commit a home invasion with 5 other men. The three victims were female, one of them was pregnant.