The Daily Decaf: Time to squeeze in at least one posting for this month (November)

Friday, November 10, 2023

Time to squeeze in at least one posting for this month (November)

Most of my activity, now that Mr. Free Speech (Elon Musk) banned me for a Thought Crime, is on substack. If you go to my home page there, you can scroll down until you see 4 columns labeled --

Posts / Notes / Likes / Reads.

Click on "Notes" and you'll see a lot of my thoughts, on a nearly daily basis. Scroll back up and click either on "Hesperado's Newsletter" or "Towards a Rational Conspiracy Theory" for longer essays of mine.

I tried posting a sound file of mine, which was over 9 minutes long, but I couldn't get it to work.

I tried Stevia for the first time -- in the form of Virgil's Black Cherry soda (as well as cola), and it's not bad.

Fun fact: In America, lemons are yellow and limes are green, while in Mexico it's the reverse.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Twitter pages of note:

Elon "Free Speech" Musk suspended me indefinitely for reasons his minions won't explain, but since my previous two suspensions under his regime involved thought crimes against transgenders, it wouldn't be unreasonable to suppose the same thing happened again.
Kulvinder Kaur MD (a courageous Canadian doctor doing her part to oppose the Covid Narrative)
Family Defence League (lots of data on the problem of gang rapes and sexual molestation in the UK)
Mattea Merta (interesting information about various projects in the sexualization of children pursued by Leftists)
Twitter, like many (if not most) things in life, isn't all bad. When I swim around there, I bump into a lot of salutary and even heartening accounts helmed by people I'd say are more or less "in my Tribe". The question why would Twitter even allow so many accounts like that to flourish (accounting -- pun intended -- for the ongoing problem of accounts being punished in one way or another) is a persistent question that complicates the rational conspiracy theory; but is likely a fruitful question nonetheless (even if the fruit thereof is difficult to ascertain).