by Phil Butler, New Eastern Outlook:
In the old West, there was a term for every person or entity. We’ve lost touch with some of the most effective ones in modern times. Take the word “dry-gulcher,” for instance. In the cowboy days, this kind of individual (or group of dry gulchers) was highly derogatory, the basic meaning being someone who betrays another at a moment’s notice. Dry-gulching, bushwacking, and even addle-headed terms fit today’s Western leadership and a few Russians. Let’s look at what’s happening with some scallywags and ambushers who make honest sodbusters want to “shoot the cat” (vomit).
‘There is no such thing as the America we once knew’
In 2019, a report entitled “The Future of Urban Consumption in a 1.5°C World” was released that outlined targets for the cities of the world to reach by the year 2030 in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and align themselves with the tenets of the 2015 Paris Agreement. That report has since been re-emphasized in the year 2023, revealing that the plan is to limit the amount of clothing a person buys to just three new garments per year, as well as restrict air travel to just one flight every three years – oh, and no more meat eating, period.
A day after a judge ruled the Biden administration’s social media collusion on censorship was a likely First Amendment violation.
I’m not sure what is funnier, that a ziploc bag of powered cocaine was found in the working quarters (West Wing) of the Office of the United States President, or that the Secret Service claim they can’t figure out who it belongs to… lol Gee, I wonder.
