A Democrat Revolution via the Courts: Railroading Donald Trump

Donald Trump was arraigned today on a third indictment by radical prosecutor Jack Smith.  The goal of the Dems is this:

1.  Prosecute and convict Trump of crimes so that he can be jailed and made ineligible to run for president;

2.  Drain his resources by making him pay high attorneys fees while defending himself, thus damaging his chances to be elected, in the event he is acquitted;

3.  Harm Trump's reputation and sow doubt among voters, making them less likely to vote for him.

4.  Provide a counterweight to President Biden's coming impeachment and divert public attention away from Biden's massive corruption and incompetence.

The charges against Trump are very weak, according to some well-known legal experts like Dershowitz, so it is obvious the Dem strategy here is very corrupt and unjustified.  This is the stuff of banana republics and tin hat dictators, and could spell the end of our democratic republic.  

It is hard not to become enraged and depressed over this injustice.  

Is San Francisco Becoming a Ghost Town?

What happens to a once vibrant city after it is captured by the far left?  In a nutshell, this:

1. Crime soars and goes unpunished as police services are curtailed and defunded

2.  Businesses close and move out due to massive shoplifting

3.  Homelessness and joblessness grow exponentially

4.  Streets become filled with camping tents, used drug needles, graffiti, rubbish, human excrement and the stench of urine

5.  Streets become dangerous for muggings, robbery and rape

6.  Drug dealing, drug use and prostitution become rampant

The following recent video shows the effects of progressive policies on the downtown business sector.

Progressivism is anti-human and anti-civilization.  It is more of a form of madness than a political philosophy.

My New Dell Solid State Laptop

 This month I got a new Dell laptop computer.  It is solid state, no hard drive, and boots up and operates very quickly, running Windows 11.  I love it.  It is the best computer I have ever owned, and I have owned many.

Since there is no hard drive, files that are created are stored in the Cloud, so if you are not connected to the web, you can't access them.  I work around this problem with an external hard drive, i.e., a 2 Terabyte Seagate Portable Hard Drive (Cost about $69).  I put all of my files on the portable hard drive, as well as in the Cloud.  Eventually I will delete the files in the Cloud to make room for more.

So I am back to writing in my blogs.